LARGE Rummage Sale AND Yard Sale Haul!
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2018
- Lots of great vintage items to resell online!
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Who I am:
Hi! I’m Jeffrey and I run a resale business specializing in vintage and antique finds! Follow my journey as I post haul videos, vlogs, what’s selling videos and more on CZcams. You can also follow me on Instagram to catch more daily happenings! **One last thing -- I used affiliate links above! This means I’ll get a little cut on the back-end for referring you there!
Jeffery has a live sale every Friday, midday now. Real Nifty Vintage Live sale. Very fun time
Your amber syrup pitcher was a give away from Log Cabin syrup in the 60’s.
You beat me to it, Sherry! We had one around ALL the time when I was younger.
You're so cute. I love listening to you describe the things I grew up with and making them sound so valuable. Thank You!
Great deals. I love it when you are trying to describe things and get flustered! Sounds like me!💖
OMG Jeffrey, your so young in this older video. Decided to watch it anyways.
Not sure why all these older videos are popping up for me but still fun to watch.
A coo coo clock is going off in the background. Funny thing is Aaron just bought one this past week and you were not happy it was going off. LoL
We used the same one for pancake syrup, when I was a kid.
Love your writing on the top of what you meant. You are the best!
I really enjoyed watching this. Brought back a lot of memories from my child hood. I teared up a little. When I got married in 1974 my Aunt gave me a whole set of the Taylor and Smith blue flower dishes. I still have them 👍.
Oh wow! Those dishes are really pretty! Thanks for watching!
Butter knives would not have a serrated edge. Those are probably steak knives, especially in the package they're in. People usually purchase steak knives separately from their everyday silverware.
I have become a sub this Sunday afternoon. I love your curiosity and your enthusiasm. Found you via Japanese pottery/ marks vid. You shock me when you say $US 1 is a lot! Comparing yard sales/ garage sale prices between countries is very interesting. I have travelled in the US (when we could) and look forward to rummaging through Goodwill again. Ah.....what fun.
Looking forward to listing to your items and research. Regards Tassie Joy
Fantastic finds!! I loved the entire haul, as usual..but the cake cover, the coasters, stainless steel butter knives, the poodle and the Tupperware were some of my favorites.
Yes, they had lots of great items there!! Thanks for watching!
Your Father's Mustache was a restaurant, the August girl figurine from 60's or early 70's, there was one for each month and the brown jar with the white plastic pouring lid was for maple syrup.
Church Rummage sales are the absolute best sales to go to!!!
What an awesome haul! I love the Cotillion set - gorgeous! Church Rummage sales are the best! Thanks for sharing.
The problem with watching an old video is that I find stuff I want to buy from you, like some of the Homer Laughlin dishes!!!!!
Hey precious!! I am soooooo envious still at the prices in your area at the estate, yard and rummage sales!!! You are extremely lucky. Also the great vintage items that are available are mind blowing to me. I would love to take a mini vacation to your area just to thrift and go to yard sales LOL. My friends think I am crazy because I take my vacations and plan trips to flea markets and then go to the yard and estate sales in that area while they are spending thousands to cruise on a ship or go to Europe. LOL
Hey... now to be this lucky I had to arrive at the rummage sale 40 minutes early and sit inside an entry corridor with 10 other people who smelled funny. I have a vacation in October to Disney World and unfortunately it is on property and we'll not have a rental or way to leave DW, otherwise I would do the same. It sort of can hijack any vacation lol. Thanks for watching!
Rubbing alcohol should easily remove that writing. It also works on gold stamping on leather or faux leather. Great prices on this haul.
Oh my gosh I don't know what my favorite was what a awesome haul love the huge plate set that u got for 4 dollar's it's so beautiful thanks for sharing your finds 😊👍
Great deal on the H.L. The moustache mugs are fun!
The August figure I had on top of my birthday cake. Each year was a different one.
You had such a great week! Lots of amazing vintage item. The Pyrex and the salt/pepper shakers were my favorites.
Thanks for watching! Pyrex is always fun when It can be gotten cheap!
" Ooh, my memory". I hear you little brother, just wait ' till you get old😕
Ooh I love those orange glasses. We used similar ones in the 80’s here in Florida all the time.
The cheese slicer IS from Norway. The dog figurine is a terrier---maybe an Airedale Terrier. I believe the Danish knives are really pronounced as "Mode" and not "Mod" and they look to be regular tableknives (just a redesigned modern version of a tableknife). The handles on the knives, cheese slicer & can opener are most likely teak wood.
Wow Jeffrey what great finds and amazing prices. So many things I really like. Wish I lived in your area.Hope everyone is doing well. Hi to Aaron and doggy kisses to Stella. Looking forward to more amazing videos. 🐶💝🐕💝🐶💝🐕
Love your items. I swear we had those same Hazel Atlas juice glasses growing up. I think the Schnauzer figurine is a Terrier, like a Wire Fox Terrier.
I love how you explain everything. I have a new antique booth and learning the business and your videos have been helpful. You are awesome!
Thanks for watching!
Highball is for cocktails. It looks like a highball glass. They are shorter.
What a great video!! Beautiful finds.
The brown pitcher is for syrup I believe. Pancake restaurants used to have different flavors in them sitting on the tables.
OH flashback to contact papering everything back in the 80s after seeing the knife box.
I use two of those silver ware organizers, one for stainless and one for plastic ware.
I think those orange juice glasses were premiums that came in wash powder back in the 1949s.
I found you through Thrifting 101! Wow! You made out like a BANDIT on this haul! I don't find deals like you and Michele do! I need to MOVE!!! Congrats!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Enjoyed watching Jeffrey. My fave was big poodle. Glenda from Australia 🍬🍬🔥
I have the whole set dishes bowls everything even the big bowls that all match that my mother-in-law bought that for me years ago
My gosh, you go Jeffery!!, it has been so cold here in southeast Wisconsin I have not been able to go out except once. I love your haul you find so many great things!!! The Homer Laughlin dishes are gorgeous!
yes I'm pretty sure those were referred to as highball glasses. Thanks for the video Jeffery!!
Thanks for watching Vicki! I was pretty happy with how it turned out. I had to arrive 40 minutes early to make out like this! Thanks!
Why not sell as 4 place, 6 piece, or 8 piece settings. So they will have all matching set for their needs.
Great haul, Jeffrey! You put the 'rummage' in Rummage Sale~you know just how to dig and spot the best stuff~♥I appreciate your knowledge of the items and all the tips you share with us on how to get everything clean and in the best shape to sell. :)
Lol, about that "Rummage". I'm pretty sure I made some people mad by crouching across the floor looking under tables lol (partially blocking the isles in the process). Thanks for the complement and watching!
I need my space to so move or get out my way
OMG! I just got home from thrifting and bought 6 of the side plates. I wish I watched this video yesterday, I had to look them up online in store. I'm talking about the Homer set.
Yes - the short glasses are highball.
A ser like that matches tall and shirt ones, I believe the tall glasses are "highball glasses", the short ones were called "on the rocks glasses".
Ser is set, shirt is short .
Ummm your T Shirt is so on point - I LOVE IT!!!!!!! xoxoxo
I had those coasters as a child. Lol
I own those cocktail forks, they were my mom's. She also had grapefruit spoons that you don't see anymore.
This is my fav haul so far
Try soaking the dishwasher stained glasses in a CLR/water solution (calcium, lime, rust) for 10-15 min. Those marks look like they could be lime deposits.
Superb haul!
I Love, Love, Love you!
But I can't imagine getting those prices for this stuff.
Thanks for watching!
I agree. I took a look at your eBay store and could not believe your prices compared to that of others. It would serve me better to go to my own antique mall or salvation army store to buy similar things. Having worked at an antique mall as well as having a booth, I know vendors overprice because they must have periodice sales to clear inventory that doesn't sell. Perhaps that's the way you operate.
I have one of those silverware trays in my kitchen right now, in turquoise. I love it. Great haul! You find the best glasses. And I think highball is the right word for the short glasses, it's what I have always called them.
I have done lots of digging and highball is for the taller glasses used for cocktails. The shorter glasses are known as rocks glasses or old fashioned glasses. Here is a great chart of all types of drinking glasses with their names! imgur.com/QqGpaPW
Thanks for watching Karen!
Oh, thank goodness you've put this to rest! That's right, rocks glasses. I remember that now. I would be a bad bartender!
Great deals!👍
Watch Thrifting 101 she knows all about pyrex and the little doll you have. Thanks for your video's I need to learn more. My kitchen has that formica with the gold glitter on it. When I bought the house someone had painted over it I striped it off. You found some really cool stuff. Thanks
I love Michelle's videos! I learn a lot from her! Oh my gosh the thought of stripping all that paint off -- but what a good reward for doing it. Thanks for watching!
I rented for years, apartments, shops, with kitchen/bath countertops in Formica. I learned to use car wax on them, buff and reapply with a good buff again. Works wonders.
Just found your video. Love them and subscribed!
Thanks for watching!
That Formica disk is my countertop in the kitchen ! ✌
So lucky.. Thanks for watching!
We had the juice glasses with the oranges on them when I was little. There’s also a carafe that matches it.
I have a couple of the carafes in my booth and we use one around the house! Thanks for watching!
The 'grand' name for the handle material is catalin. Oh and you're right about the glasses...short one is lowball!
Love the boutonnière plates 😍 so pretty. Try soaking the glasses in hot water, dawn dish soap with vinegar to clean them. It might work.
Thanks for the tip, I tried soaking these in straight vinegar for a half hour, then sprayed with shower cleaner with no avail. They are now dead to me lol. Thanks for watching!
You're right about the names of the glasses.
Dr. Lori says you should never break up a set they are worth more together. I know they are a pain to ship, believe me, but if you charge for shipping you can ship them in more than one box and use either Pirate Ship or FedEx. I would sell them for around $200-300.
The silver tumbler is a cocktail shaker.
My mom had them orange juice glasses in the 60's
The guy on the mustache cup looks so familiar....he is either an old president or a Civil War era general. Identifying him would make a difference in how much you could sell the mug for.
It's Charles Dickens
Lol, I thought it was the guys from the old Smith Brother's cough drops.
The orange glasses remind me of ones my Oma had in Germany
I'm not sure where others in the thread get that those shorter glasses are highballs. They are on the rocks or rocks glasses and the taller ones would be highball. By definition- A highball glass is a glass tumbler used to serve 'tall' cocktails and other mixed drinks that contain a large proportion of a non-alcoholic mixer, and are poured over ice. I was also a bartender for years and any "mixed" drink ie Jack and Coke, Screwdriver, etc were served in a highball glass- ice, booze, mix. Cant do that in those stubby glasses. lol Now, at times, someone would order a mixed drink "short" and we had another size glass, same circumference as the highball just about an inch, inch and a half shorter.
Finally some sense lol! I finally googled for my self and when you search highball; "A highball glass is taller than an Old Fashioned glass, and shorter and wider than a Collins glass." THEN I searched "Old Fashioned Glass; "The Old Fashioned glass or rocks glass is a short tumbler used for serving spirits, such as whisky, with ice cubes ("on the rocks"). It is also normally used to serve certain cocktails, such as the Old Fashioned, from which it receives its name." Thanks for encouraging me to double check this lol. It felt weird when she said this, but I just took her at her word and everyone else agreed. Thanks for watching!
So much avocado green stuff! Ugh, we had carpet and an couch with big flowers that color, when I was a kid! I still hate that color
Yes, they are highball glasses.
Try white vinegar for the haze
Love a good church sale u went yourself
Schnauzers are grey. That's an Airedale Terrier.
You could do set of 4 and set of 6 on the Catillion set!
Great finds
I agree with her they are high balls. Great haul.
Thanks for watching!
I enjoyed seeing yiur items so much. We have similar taste. Subscribed.
Thanks for watching/subscribing Barbie!
That amber syrup dispenser is by Thatcher Glass
Thanks! Melissa!
The silver tumbler with the gold lid is I think a martini shaker. Also, out of love, there's no "n" in immaculate 😊
Orange juice glasses came with an orange juice decanter ...mustach Mugs are expensive especially in bone China with cups and saucers...Cake tops comes with Crystal bottoms...you can always find one to match in thrifts store take your top with you to get a good fit... you should never break up a set in dinnerware
those glasses are 'high balls'...she is right about that.
Fish forks, melamine, bakelite, Anchor Hocking, Pyrex, all products of the 1950 thru 1970 era. The danish style knives are steak knives from the 70s era when that type of decor was popular.
For the cake lid, find a pretty glass plate to pair with it to sell for more money. The lid is aluminium, probably made by Alcoa or Reynolds. Use Bartenders Friend on a damp dishcloth to clean it going in circles with the "the grain". Rinse well, then polish with a dry cloth. Same with anything stainless like pots n pans or stainless steel sinks. NEVER ever clean aluminum or stainless against the grain.
As to dishwasher damage on glasses, you might try denture cleaning tablets. The "lemon" in dishwasher soap supposedly is responsible for glass clouding as well as stripping the glaze off china.
The aluminum cocktail shaker by Mirrow is nice, I have a similar one that says Alcoa, the company my father worked for 50 years.
The Homer Laughlin dinner set is beautiful, but needs to be handwashed. If put in dishwasher, the gold edge will eventually disappear. And the flowers represent dogwood blooms.
You really made a nice haul!
The Cash Box you showed at the end is still used in some circles. One compartment each for coins, one for bills ... Usually $1, then putting checks and large denomination bills under the lift out tray. The same way a cash register works. But in today's world I guess no one knows what "cash" is!!
Score on that set of Cotillion dishes👍
I believe the handles on your bar tools are horn.
Back in the day the color on those cups would have been mauve! Lol
The glasses with the pitchers should have a better market together. Hahaha I’ve never heard of mustache mugs before! Those are so neat! Could maybe hold straws in the squirrel piece? $1.00 Pyrex YES :) the amber piece is probably for maple syrup?
You're right about the syrup pitcher. I had a feeling, but I second-guess everything lol. I will be adding those glasses to the pitchers soon!
Mustaches cups are very old ....very beautiful in bone china with cup and saucers..iI have a few
The plates blue flowers are bachelor buttons
Keep your eyes open those orange glasses have a pitcher that goes with them, I got my daughter the set.
Paint thinner takes it off super easy
Change bacx will easy ship. in flat rate box and rust will clean off w wd40
Highball is a drink 🍸
Try hand sanitizer to get the marker off, it often works wonders! Wonderful haul! Good luck selling!
Diane
Dy Gall yeah that sound right, hand sanitizer has alcohol in it, so that makes sense! :-)
Just picked up some hand sanitizer today (it was bundled in an auction lot, lol). Now I don't have to buy it. Thanks for watching!
those plate flowers, they look like bachelor buttons or cornflowers.
The highball glasses I’d call juice glasses.
The amber little pitcer piece is for syrup'
amber glass with the flowers I believe is for molasses
I think you're correct! Thanks for watching!
The handle is probably BAKELITE. Try soaking your glasses in vinegar to see if the dishwashing crud comes off of the. Great haul, fun for you. Hope you sell it all.
Agh! I can argue with myself so well! I *knew* it was bakelite, but didn't believe myself (if that makes since). I tried soaking them in straight vinegar for half an hour with lots of scrubbing. I am officially done with those! Thanks for watching!
Some of these (often carving forks and knives) come in deer antler or bone. If this is the case, gentle handling is needed as they may be porous. Hope this helps!
She’s right. They are called high ball glasses.
'Mode' in Danish is pronounced like 'Mole', 'Mole Dansk'. Try the Danish translator for fun. Another awesome haul. Now comes the listing!
How interesting the Danish are.. always being slightly different. Thanks for watching and the tip!
Great!!
Is it weird I would love to go shopping with you. We have such common tastes.
I would like to buy the Pyrex Verde bowl...
Amber color jar is for syrup
Too bad you decided to sell the dinnerware set separately, I would have bought the whole set for $125 and you still would have made a nice profit. I have been looking for a set of Homer Laughlin dishes for several years.