I live in Florida and as I was at my local goodwill. This other lady and were grabbing for the same thing. We started talking and turn we are both fans of The Crazy Lamp Lady!!! We bonded over you. And now we're gonna go to the bins together! Thank you for your inspiration and super cool personality! Oh and if you're ever in Florida your fans would enjoy to go thrifting with you.
Hello from England, the beer bottle is from Allsopp Breweries, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire. The name on the front of the bottle T Linsley & Co Ltd, supplied the bottled beer to his 'ale houses' and 'off licences' in the city of Hull in Yorkshire.
I told my father of the video and shared with him this information ...he was tickled! Thanks for helping bring a smile to my dad...at 88 keeping him smiling is always a bonus!! )
As everybody has pointed out the rug is a horse saddle bag made by one of the nomadic tribes in the Middle East (i.e. Persian, Kurdish, Bakhtiari, Baluch, etc.) for their own use, rather than for export. It is, indeed "something good!" You got a real bargain as they sell for very good money!
The woven tufted "rug" looks like a travelling/trading bag-two compartments-possibly for salt. Slung over a camel or donkey, similar colours and patterns to arab/western asian styles. That's a VERY reasonable price !!!
It was an authentic D&B "IT" bag, but it's pretty much trashed. Those early coated cotton bags had a problem with the coating pulling away from the cotton and they yellowed. You can't get anything for them.
I always check your eBay store. I am always happy when you get good money. Thanks for making your items attainable. You get great money, but you aren't being greedy. People can pay what things are worth. That makes it easier on us sellers. We know what things are actually worth and we can ask for it and not feel guilty. You provide a wonderful service to us!
Thank-you so much for saying this. I usually hear about how greedy I am for charging “so much.” I start almost everything at $4 and it sucks to hear how greedy I am all the time.
I like that you are leaving it up to bidders and buyers to ascertain the worth of items in your auction. People tend to know the value they have for items and choose to bid or not. I really appreciate how you run your auctions. Well done. 🦋
I appreciate you and your videos so much! At a time when I have to limit the news and trash I allow in my head - I am grateful for your kind, fun, and informative videos! Also, now as I walk the isles of thrift stores I find myself narrating out loud for myself! Lol! Thanks for that, too! Have a great day!
Good afternoon sunshine...Just saw the bottle and noticed it has my last name on it... Allsopp just want to say that is so fantastic as it is very rare to see that...cheers from Canada!!
The woven item at 19:45 looks like a ‘saddlebag’ possibly made in the Middle East... I received a similar piece from friends who told me that these are what the children make as they are learning how to make the hand knotted Persian rugs. This way they can learn the parts of the patterns in a smaller and more manageable size...
Please, whoever reads this...i am looking for Tole painted fry pans, milk cans and other items signed by Patty Jo...she was my mother and had a shop in Sumpter, Oregon. I read CCL's comments all the time...please keep an eye out..
I hope you find some. My dad made ceramic Christmas trees in the late 70s and early 80s. I am always on the lookout for his pieces, too. Unfortunately, a friend who had one of his pieces told me it was unsigned.
I screamed out loud at the Dooney and Bourke purse ! It was vintage and can sell up to 250$!! Plus I love cherish teddies! The fossil purse from the bin matches my fossil wallet!! I could never find the purse though!! Good find! I’ll look on your eBay website!! But good get the Dooney purse! Especially green ones!! Ps I’m from Canada and I have never heard of Canuck Pottery! But MedAlta is awesome pottery!!
The Dooney and Bouke purse is good. Only if they are real and not a knockoff. Several years ago the knockoffs were so good their stores were having a difficult time telling it was a knockoff.
I love kaleidoscopes, too. I laughed because I thought I had to be the only person to say I regretted passing on one. The ones we got as kids were inexpensive but great colors. BUT the trader bag & the Blue Willows - you scored big today!
I saw the shopping trip where Dagney picked up some medium plates with Japanese figures. They were finally listed on her site and I purchased them. Please tell her thank you!
I had a souvenir drip glaze pottery deer in the same red as that little Niagara jug, it was McMaster I believe. There was many Canadian pottery companies doing the drip glazes. Blue Mountain Pottery will most likely have BMP mark, but many pieces had no mark so very hard to tell which was which unless you studied their catalogues. My grandmother had an extensive BMP collection she was collecting since the 60's.
Thank you so much Jocelyn and Dagney. Sorry not sure if this spelling is correct. I really really enjoyed watching you both collect all those things today. I don’t know what the rug was, it looked Native American Indian work. I hope you find out what it is and what it’s worth too. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
I found 3 hand tooled leather bags in a Thrift Town in Dallas many years ago. Scored all three for $30. All three retailed for over $600. My sister collects them so guess where they went?
We had one of those divided baby dishes as well that was heated with water& had a suction cup on bottom. I'm #5 of 6 behind 2 boys ours had blue trim & it had these wonderful pictures of Little Boy Blue asleep in the hay, the cow jumping over the moon & the dish running away with the spoon. I think. It's been since the 60s. We had a book of nursery rhymes that had the same exact illustrations. I thought the suction cup & deep design would've been great 30 when I had kids kids & today, too. I've never seen another.
@@leeannmettlach2412 Mine doesn’t have the suction cup on the bottom....it has the metal handles....I will have to pull it out from the cupboard ...but I don’t think it had any blue trim. My sister used it and also my son who was born in 1969. So happy that I still have it!
That woven “rug” is either Turkish or Persian judging by its patterns. It is not a saddle bag since the middle bit with knots, in between the pockets, is way to narrow to fit on the back of a horse or donkey. This particular one is used as a shoulder bag, you swing one side to your front, the other side to your back. People used to carry apples etc. whatever they collected from their lands in these.
That art glass piece Dagney (spelling?) found looks like a “Sooner Glass” piece, such a cool find. I also liked those gold bamboo framed prints! Great finds as always! 💙
This is my 2nd time commenting! I have one of the woolen red,brown,orange & black looks like a rug. I got mine from Kazakhystan. (By Russia, above Turkmenistan) It is super beautiful. You can see others like this on Ebay. Great find! I love seeing what is in your area! Thank you!
4:16 Blenko OMG ❤️ I favored your eBay shop, and I’ve favored your CZcams page. I’ve been an Etsy vintage seller (mostly Midcentury modern) since 2017 (I just sold my 700th item, which is a big deal since I’m a stay-at-home, homeschooling mom, and my shop has really just been a side hustle). You have a good eye, my friend 👍
I believe the yellow plates that you passed on were called carnival glass which was very popular during the 50's. I couldn't tell for sure since I could only see them from a distance. Carnival glass is a collectors item. There are several different colors of carnival glass as well.
That's what I was thinking. I'm a Turkophile and married to one. The design is definitely Turkish, but could also be nearby areas as well. ..it does match to Turkish rugs I have had.
It was an authentic D&B "IT" bag, but it's pretty much trashed. Those early coated cotton bags had a problem with the coating pulling away from the cotton and they yellowed. You can't get anything for them.
Yes, it was yellowing. I’m surprised how many people thought I missed out. I saw it, I knew what it was, and I thought... ew that’s yellow... and I left it. 😅
My Mom used to have one of those "brooms" my little brother lit it on fire, and my Mom didn't realize it was gone for a couple of years! We finally told her what happened to it, only after we became adults! LOL!!!
@@Brenda-qm4sy Once we started telling her all the things we had done as teenagers and she stopped us, and said if I didn't find out then, I don't want to know about it now!! LOL
You can use a jewelry loop to discern if a picture is a print. If you see small dots on the picture, like comic strip dots, then you have a print on you hands. 👍😎
My Dad lives in a rural town and a block away from the train tracks. Every Christmas some train will come through and toot out a chorus of Jingle Bells. Neat little tradition.
At 11:31 you found some Asian framed items. I couldn’t really tell but they looked like the silk calendar tops our wholesale Pearl salesmen would give us when we bought their products. We always framed the top half of the calendars. They were so beautiful-
You are so lucky Over here in UK, if they find out your turning then round for profit, they will not only ban you, but, also, phone round every goodwill/charity/ secondhand shop within a 20 mile radius (three biggish towns for me) and get you barred from them too
I have had good luck selling that Masterpiece Porcelain. If you can get them for a low price, they usually do well. Quality pieces. I bought a lot an an auction and sold them pretty high.
With the too big to ship, can't you put it in your booth, or save for your shop? I hate to see you miss out. Or you can do local pick up on fb? Just wondering
I found a praying hand yesterday at a tucson goodwill :) 1 point for me ;). BTW: Single mugs are good for the work place :) I can see a way to collect them. Use them when you’re work at your store, or use them on your late night videos ;)
Hi from Kanada ..... On one of you videos I saw you showing corning wares and mention 15 hundret for them ....what is this all about ,becuse high price are poping up ,and we still have thise prints in the stores ( blue cornes floweres ) you guys are great ,just find you yesterday , I was binge watching a lot of thrifies ,every day I find more and more and all of you are great .
I found an old silver squash blossom necklace priced at 20$ about 10 years ago in the jewelry case. I picked it up without blinking an eye. It was worth so much more.
I Love the way you call certain items "mid century". When I was younger, we called it the 50's. lol I love shopping with you. I've learned the "resale" prices of many things in my house. Tho I'd rather shop, I better sell things from my home first. I've got too much.
@@shannonnave3106 Oh, my goodness. I forgot about my response here! When you mention all the questions I realize I must correct myself!!! He is not a foamer. He has been in the field for 35 yrs as an electrician/mechanic, & Engineer, on the Freight side. He knows a lot about trains, & yes, he is asked all the questions!! I forgot about that. Thanks for helping me clear this up...wow, I would get in so much trouble!!
@@PntrGrl It is a term used by people in the RR business to refer to railfans or train geeks. It is because they get so excited when they see or "spot" a train or get a picture of one to document or record their find!! It's like they foam at the mouth, they are so thrilled. If you look up the term you may be able to find a skit, my husband showed to me, there. Foamers are often trespassing when going into the train yard or on the tracks. It is extremely unsafe & must be told to leave & they often return.
I found your channel by accident and I hope I can do it again. I love my shopping and looking for deals. I love finding nice baskets, decorations, clothes and much more. I recognized some of the styles and pieces you looked at and bought. My Goodwill store is not as big or with the same quality of items. Still I have found precious items
I work for Goodwill. We have people that take one shoe & leave one. Then they come back & buy the "two" shoes when the big sale happens. Maybe people take the kids to the teapots so they can come back & buy the teapot when it hits the sale.
The “rug” is a saddle bag from Afghanistan, handmade of wool and dyed with natural vegetable dyes. Very special!
I agree.
I live in Florida and as I was at my local goodwill. This other lady and were grabbing for the same thing. We started talking and turn we are both fans of The Crazy Lamp Lady!!! We bonded over you. And now we're gonna go to the bins together! Thank you for your inspiration and super cool personality! Oh and if you're ever in Florida your fans would enjoy to go thrifting with you.
That’s a nice friendship! I would live to have thrift shops where I live to do the same … 😞
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Hello from England, the beer bottle is from Allsopp Breweries, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire. The name on the front of the bottle T Linsley & Co Ltd, supplied the bottled beer to his 'ale houses' and 'off licences' in the city of Hull in Yorkshire.
That's great information :)
It’s very beautiful. The cap is detailed beautifully. Thanks for your info!
I told my father of the video and shared with him this information ...he was tickled! Thanks for helping bring a smile to my dad...at 88 keeping him smiling is always a bonus!! )
@@diantra100 Oh, that's so cool! :D
Do you have stores similar to Goodwill where you live?
As everybody has pointed out the rug is a horse saddle bag made by one of the nomadic tribes in the Middle East (i.e. Persian, Kurdish, Bakhtiari, Baluch, etc.) for their own use, rather than for export. It is, indeed "something good!" You got a real bargain as they sell for very good money!
Came here to mention it was probably a saddle. Do you think the middle is for a wooden seat?
@@kimberlydlapp3441 It's a saddle bag, not a saddle. It goes underneath a leather saddle to hold goods.
@@sarahwaters8262 thanks, already read the other comments stating this 👍
I have a saddle bag that is from Iran - does anyone have an idea how much they are worth?
The woven tufted "rug" looks like a travelling/trading bag-two compartments-possibly for salt. Slung over a camel or donkey, similar colours and patterns to arab/western asian styles. That's a VERY reasonable price !!!
I would say Pakistan on the thing you thought rug. That goes over animal. Very expensive item.
Great minds, lol! I immediately thought it may go across a pack mule or possibly a Arabian horse out in the desert🤷🏼♀️. Regardless, it’s beautiful!!
So glad you bought the beautiful Blue Willow 💙 That was an AMAZING deal!!!
Right?!? I was drooling!!
Arent they demitasse cups not childs cups?
I went to my first antique mall/store today and they had a big box of random lids, so maybe they are behind the lid conspiracy 😂
Yes.. please NO more.. good luck with you lids 😂🤣
If they are Pyrex lids? BUY THEM! They are worth a small fortune to those who are missing broken lids!
@@adorothyinkansas4392 I also buy Tupperware lids for this reason ha!
13:11 That was a Dooney & Bourke purse; it could bring pretty good money on eBay. It looked like the first Fossil purse had a frayed shoulder strap.
It was an authentic D&B "IT" bag, but it's pretty much trashed. Those early coated cotton bags had a problem with the coating pulling away from the cotton and they yellowed. You can't get anything for them.
@@PokerHillFarm I was wondering if it was authentic. Thanks for verifying! :)
Thanks! I didn't realize the bag was coated cotton; I thought it might have been pebbled vinyl.
I always check your eBay store. I am always happy when you get good money. Thanks for making your items attainable. You get great money, but you aren't being greedy. People can pay what things are worth. That makes it easier on us sellers. We know what things are actually worth and we can ask for it and not feel guilty. You provide a wonderful service to us!
Thank-you so much for saying this. I usually hear about how greedy I am for charging “so much.” I start almost everything at $4 and it sucks to hear how greedy I am all the time.
I agree. I haven't won anything yet but I'll keep bidding
You are not greedy at all. Dismiss every naysayer! You do a great job! God bless
I agree that you aren't greedy not that you are. $4 is extremely fair.
I like that you are leaving it up to bidders and buyers to ascertain the worth of items in your auction. People tend to know the value they have for items and choose to bid or not. I really appreciate how you run your auctions. Well done. 🦋
The rug could be a saddle blanket. It reminds me of those I have seen on Arabian horses.
Every time I go out thrifting and I see praying hands it makes me chuckle LOL
Me to!🤣
That's a nice wooden kaleidoscope!
I appreciate you and your videos so much! At a time when I have to limit the news and trash I allow in my head - I am grateful for your kind, fun, and informative videos! Also, now as I walk the isles of thrift stores I find myself narrating out loud for myself! Lol! Thanks for that, too! Have a great day!
O!M!GOODNESS!! I Squealed out loud and "pet" the screen, when I saw that puppy 🥰💋💋🤣
Yup! Adorable and fluffy 😍
The plate was made by Federal Glass Company between 1933 and 1937. The pattern is Patrician, "Spoke".
As a mom of a teacher thank you for donating to the school.
I’m dying over that box of blue willow for 9.99! Lucky day! I guess I will be watching your EBay.
I found my first Whiting & Davis mesh handbag yesterday at my goodwill! 💜
Good afternoon sunshine...Just saw the bottle and noticed it has my last name on it... Allsopp just want to say that is so fantastic as it is very rare to see that...cheers from Canada!!
That mid-century cat... So cool... ❤🐈⬛
The woven item at 19:45 looks like a ‘saddlebag’ possibly made in the Middle East... I received a similar piece from friends who told me that these are what the children make as they are learning how to make the hand knotted Persian rugs. This way they can learn the parts of the patterns in a smaller and more manageable size...
Love your videos, Thanks for all the interesting info and insights. You have a great voice for this, so calm and soothing!
Please, whoever reads this...i am looking for Tole painted fry pans, milk cans and other items signed by Patty Jo...she was my mother and had a shop in Sumpter, Oregon. I read CCL's comments all the time...please keep an eye out..
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@@Mixmastermonk80 thank you...i will 😊
@@Mixmastermonk80 The Vintage Bombshell 🙂
I hope you find some. My dad made ceramic Christmas trees in the late 70s and early 80s. I am always on the lookout for his pieces, too. Unfortunately, a friend who had one of his pieces told me it was unsigned.
@@MimisTreasureCottage Best of luck...i hope you find his treasures...
The mid-century cat wasn't a homemade project. I have two of them (left and right facing) that I found in a thrift last year. I LOVE them. :-)
The 'rug' looks like a saddle bag. Other people have mentioned it already.
If it has good age it may be worth big money
The big stone inlaid platter would make a wonderful end table top
I screamed out loud at the Dooney and Bourke purse ! It was vintage and can sell up to 250$!! Plus I love cherish teddies! The fossil purse from the bin matches my fossil wallet!! I could never find the purse though!! Good find! I’ll look on your eBay website!! But good get the Dooney purse! Especially green ones!! Ps I’m from Canada and I have never heard of Canuck Pottery! But MedAlta is awesome pottery!!
The Dooney and Bouke purse is good. Only if they are real and not a knockoff. Several years ago the knockoffs were so good their stores were having a difficult time telling it was a knockoff.
I love kaleidoscopes, too. I laughed because I thought I had to be the only person to say I regretted passing on one. The ones we got as kids were inexpensive but great colors. BUT the trader bag & the Blue Willows - you scored big today!
I really love your goodwill thrifting Is muy favorite videos. Bless from Puerto Rico
I understand not shipping large items, however you do have a booth. The stone round plaque would have been great for it.
That purse with DB is a Dooney & Bourke and can bring you good money too.
The Germany bird figurine was lovely and I always like the look of the older bird statuette ps♥️
The tea pot without the lid will be great as a planter in my garden!
Hello from N C, just got home from thrifting. Found some pots and pans & a nice old table for $10 score!
you did good
In LOVE with those birds at the beginning!
I also live in an old house next to train tracks. We hardly even notice them anymore.
The rug looks like a saddle bag I think Laura from The Recycled Life has sold them before
When I need to relax, I watch your videos. Thank you!
The painting looks like the opening credits for the antique roadshow
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I saw the shopping trip where Dagney picked up some medium plates with Japanese figures. They were finally listed on her site and I purchased them. Please tell her thank you!
I'm glad you like them!
I just feel like GW prices have gone too high the last year or so. Sometimes find good deals tho
You had some really great finds. It's always a good trip watching you and listing to your commentary. I think your rug is a prayer rug.
I had a souvenir drip glaze pottery deer in the same red as that little Niagara jug, it was McMaster I believe. There was many Canadian pottery companies doing the drip glazes. Blue Mountain Pottery will most likely have BMP mark, but many pieces had no mark so very hard to tell which was which unless you studied their catalogues. My grandmother had an extensive BMP collection she was collecting since the 60's.
Also, here in Canada thrift stores are littered with all kinds of Blue Mountain Pottery lol
I love the wood cat - the look on his face definitely looks mid-century style, reminds me of Bewitched lol 😹
Thank you so much Jocelyn and Dagney. Sorry not sure if this spelling is correct. I really really enjoyed watching you both collect all those things today. I don’t know what the rug was, it looked Native American Indian work. I hope you find out what it is and what it’s worth too. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
That cat is everything right now! Meow!!! 🐈🐈🐈😊
Love how one of you righted the cats whiskers 🤣
I love the kitty
♥️🐈♥️
I like that owl ashtray! I use large flat ones like that as a wine coaster on the dining table.
I found 3 hand tooled leather bags in a Thrift Town in Dallas many years ago. Scored all three for $30. All three retailed for over $600. My sister collects them so guess where they went?
Loving these shopping videos! The weather has been messed up here in Chicago so i can shop vicariously through you 😊🌨🛒🛍
Chuckled when I saw the baby feeding bowl...I couldn’t tell if that one could be filled with hot water....I have mine...it is at least 73 years old!
We had one of those divided baby dishes as well that was heated with water& had a suction cup on bottom. I'm #5 of 6 behind 2 boys ours had blue trim & it had these wonderful pictures of Little Boy Blue asleep in the hay, the cow jumping over the moon & the dish running away with the spoon. I think. It's been since the 60s. We had a book of nursery rhymes that had the same exact illustrations. I thought the suction cup & deep design would've been great 30 when I had kids kids & today, too. I've never seen another.
@@leeannmettlach2412 Mine doesn’t have the suction cup on the bottom....it has the metal handles....I will have to pull it out from the cupboard ...but I don’t think it had any blue trim. My sister used it and also my son who was born in 1969. So happy that I still have it!
Nice haul! Love the Blue Willow!
I saw praying hands yesterday at my Florida Goodwill + I thought of you.. 🤗
That woven “rug” is either Turkish or Persian judging by its patterns. It is not a saddle bag since the middle bit with knots, in between the pockets, is way to narrow to fit on the back of a horse or donkey. This particular one is used as a shoulder bag, you swing one side to your front, the other side to your back. People used to carry apples etc. whatever they collected from their lands in these.
I’d get too competitive if I were shopping with someone else!
I do prefer the videos when she shops alone. However, I get why she enjoys shopping with a friend 😊😊
I like it better when she shops alone, too!
Me too.
That art glass piece Dagney (spelling?) found looks like a “Sooner Glass” piece, such a cool find. I also liked those gold bamboo framed prints! Great finds as always! 💙
This is my 2nd time commenting! I have one of the woolen red,brown,orange & black looks like a rug. I got mine from Kazakhystan. (By Russia, above Turkmenistan) It is super beautiful. You can see others like this on Ebay. Great find! I love seeing what is in your area! Thank you!
4:16 Blenko OMG ❤️ I favored your eBay shop, and I’ve favored your CZcams page. I’ve been an Etsy vintage seller (mostly Midcentury modern) since 2017 (I just sold my 700th item, which is a big deal since I’m a stay-at-home, homeschooling mom, and my shop has really just been a side hustle). You have a good eye, my friend 👍
Old sterling sometimes not marked as someone else mention. I would have grabbed both if they weren’t priced too high
Omg that asian wall hanging was BEAUTIFUL! You should have bought it for one of your booths!
I believe the yellow plates that you passed on were called carnival glass which was very popular during the 50's. I couldn't tell for sure since I could only see them from a distance. Carnival glass is a collectors item. There are several different colors of carnival glass as well.
@kimJaquish... Is carnival glass the same as 'depression glass'?
@@jojomarsh2583 yes
The glass horse and cart is similar to one I have but mini sized. Victorian and has some value.
Looks like a Turkish saddle bag, I have one which I got whilst living in Turkey
That's what I was thinking. I'm a Turkophile and married to one. The design is definitely Turkish, but could also be nearby areas as well. ..it does match to Turkish rugs I have had.
We were stationed in Turkey a few years when I was a child. I thought it looked Turkish, too.
Those snakes would never be in my home!
I think that was a dooney and Burke purse with the DB's all over it. Those are an expensive brand of purse!
It was an authentic D&B "IT" bag, but it's pretty much trashed. Those early coated cotton bags had a problem with the coating pulling away from the cotton and they yellowed. You can't get anything for them.
That bag is crap. I had one it yellowed. DB is actually not as popular as it once was.
Yes, it was yellowing. I’m surprised how many people thought I missed out. I saw it, I knew what it was, and I thought... ew that’s yellow... and I left it. 😅
D&B is over priced, never found it attractive
I like the reflection in the puddle in the painting. 🙂
My Mom used to have one of those "brooms" my little brother lit it on fire, and my Mom didn't realize it was gone for a couple of years! We finally told her what happened to it, only after we became adults! LOL!!!
Isn't it funny how we all confess things once we become adults lol
@@Brenda-qm4sy Once we started telling her all the things we had done as teenagers and she stopped us, and said if I didn't find out then, I don't want to know about it now!! LOL
Really like some of the knowledge given to us listeners . Really enjoy watching all the finds you come upon. Keep up the good work.
You can use a jewelry loop to discern if a picture is a print. If you see small dots on the picture, like comic strip dots, then you have a print on you hands. 👍😎
A lot of the old sterling wasn’t marked.
“We live across the street from railroad tracks. “
You can hear the train at 7:20
My Dad lives in a rural town and a block away from the train tracks. Every Christmas some train will come through and toot out a chorus of Jingle Bells. Neat little tradition.
At 11:31 you found some Asian framed items. I couldn’t really tell but they looked like the silk calendar tops our wholesale Pearl salesmen would give us when we bought their products. We always framed the top half of the calendars. They were so beautiful-
Bunny teapot if not chipped would have sold. Looked to be either otigari, dept. 56 or omnibus usually sell in $30 range.
I love to find fossil purses at Goodwill. They sell really well for me online!! Those are some really cute ones you found!
Wow that Beer stein had a certificate of authentication. That’s very neat.
Love the lotus bowls, fun trip, thanks!
If you want to check if it's a print you can use a jewelers lupe. It will show the dot matrix of a print.
You are so lucky
Over here in UK, if they find out your turning then round for profit, they will not only ban you, but, also, phone round every goodwill/charity/ secondhand shop within a 20 mile radius (three biggish towns for me) and get you barred from them too
I have had good luck selling that Masterpiece Porcelain. If you can get them for a low price, they usually do well. Quality pieces. I bought a lot an an auction and sold them pretty high.
With the too big to ship, can't you put it in your booth, or save for your shop? I hate to see you miss out. Or you can do local pick up on fb? Just wondering
Jocelyn ask Dagney if her daughter wants a Betty Boop one of those glass paperweights! I bought one last week!
*his daughter
That's sweet of you to think of her.
Wow! You have a beautiful complexion. Lucky you.
I found a praying hand yesterday at a tucson goodwill :) 1 point for me ;). BTW: Single mugs are good for the work place :) I can see a way to collect them. Use them when you’re work at your store, or use them on your late night videos ;)
I usually LOL when shopping and see The Praying Hands....in my mind I think "I WIN"!
i am always searching for praying hands while thrifting. When i find them it makes me feel just a teensy bit smug.
Yes they use to use horn shapes in decor.
That horn looks like a rhino horn replica very tragic if you Google it they slaughtering the rhino to almost extintion here in Africa for that horn
The saddle bag is like one I bought in the Middle East 25 years ago. It was for camels, not horses!
Awe! I love the painting! I would have grabbed that!
I think that was a vulcanite bottle stopper in that bottle you found. Could be a nice find depending on age and it is from UK.
the rug looks like a saddle bag Persian maybe...great score!
Hi from Kanada ..... On one of you videos I saw you showing corning wares and mention 15 hundret for them ....what is this all about ,becuse high price are poping up ,and we still have thise prints in the stores ( blue cornes floweres ) you guys are great ,just find you yesterday , I was binge watching a lot of thrifies ,every day I find more and more and all of you are great .
The sanitizer is there for customers to use while shopping, not for sale.
I thought that too! But it did have a price tag on the side of it!
I found an old silver squash blossom necklace priced at 20$ about 10 years ago in the jewelry case. I picked it up without blinking an eye. It was worth so much more.
New series: Flipping in the GW parking lot? Lol
Nice find with the Fossil purse(s)! 🍀
Great idea donating the calculators to the school. 😊
I Love the way you call certain items "mid century". When I was younger, we called it the 50's. lol I love shopping with you. I've learned the "resale" prices of many things in my house. Tho I'd rather shop, I better sell things from my home first. I've got too much.
Out here in California, train nerds are called "Foamers". I am married to one. He actually works in the business.
Same here in thr Midwest. My husband works for the RR, he is NOT a foamer but when we meet one... oh boy. All the questions. Lol
@@shannonnave3106 Oh, my goodness. I forgot about my response here! When you mention all the questions I realize I must correct myself!!! He is not a foamer. He has been in the field for 35 yrs as an electrician/mechanic, & Engineer, on the Freight side. He knows a lot about trains, & yes, he is asked all the questions!! I forgot about that. Thanks for helping me clear this up...wow, I would get in so much trouble!!
Where does the name "foamers" come from??
@@PntrGrl It is a term used by people in the RR business to refer to railfans or train geeks. It is because they get so excited when they see or "spot" a train or get a picture of one to document or record their find!! It's like they foam at the mouth, they are so thrilled. If you look up the term you may be able to find a skit, my husband showed to me, there. Foamers are often trespassing when going into the train yard or on the tracks. It is extremely unsafe & must be told to leave & they often return.
Omg the owl 🦉 ashtray is the best !
I found your channel by accident and I hope I can do it again. I love my shopping and looking for deals. I love finding nice baskets, decorations, clothes and much more. I recognized some of the styles and pieces you looked at and bought. My Goodwill store is not as big or with the same quality of items. Still I have found precious items
Yes on the art glass, around 70's.
Hi 🌹Loved your video! Thank you Joselyn! Sorry to hear about your daughter! Glad she is ok😊❤️
U have a nice speaking voice and show. Love Goodwill stores 🧡😆🎆
I work for Goodwill. We have people that take one shoe & leave one. Then they come back & buy the "two" shoes when the big sale happens. Maybe people take the kids to the teapots so they can come back & buy the teapot when it hits the sale.