Vintage Treasures Await! Scoring Big at This Antique Mall
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- čas přidán 28. 04. 2024
- This place is so big, it's my first time and I don't know where to look! Thankfully Jocelyn @CrazyLampLady has a few tips, so we follow her to the showcases, where a lot of beautiful antique and vintage await us!
The quality goods are in the cases, and we get to peruse Zsolnay porcelain with the shiny green Eosin glaze, Royal Doulton's tremendous jousting pitcher and a lot of nice costume jewelry, including an iridescent Czech necklace we just can't leave behind! A well priced Enid Collins purse, cheap and colorful Hall teapots and an Eickholt studio glass vase we know Jocelyn will find are on our buy list today.
German nude porcelain dancers, stunning displays of Weller and Rookwood (we are in Fairfield, Ohio after all), an unusually patterned Fenton Burmese jardiniere and an amazing MCM signed multi-colored Lucite centerpiece keep us transfixed in the showcases, and our cart is starting to fill...but we need some real deals! Fortunately, Kate @Followthatbugvintage mentioned there's a newish section with more rows of dealers, so we go to see what bargains may lurk there.
Vintage costume jewelry, Hall fridge dishes and a concrete seahorse statue all come to us at prices that will let us please our collector customers and still make some money, and we try out a device that has always left me curious! We could sure have fun with this thing...but we're running out of time, so we cover the rest of that wing of this huge mall, and leave the rest for later! (Watch our upcoming videos to see more soon.)
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Oh I cannot wait to do this again! So amazing the way you see things!
George your knowledge is endless. Thanks for all you do
Thank you! I know I have more to learn but I also want to share what I do know
i have never heard someone who knows so much about EVERYTHING antique and vintage
I was having so much fun shopping with you, I didn’t want this video to end. Thanks for sharing so much great information!! 😊
Me too, it was quickly over 😂
I laughed very hard when your scrolling message spelled “Sarcophagus?” and then a moment later you were inside that contraption! Thank you George!! I needed the laugh!❤
I learn something every time I watch you George. Plus I always get a giggle, usually involves a hat. Today's giggle was you in that hotbox! Too much😂
There is a Lucy show with her sitting inside one of those saunas. You looked comfy!! 😊❤
I totally remember that ❤ thanks for reminding us
When my father in law made grand pareurers for Van Clef and Arpels, they were platinum and they came with platinum screwdrivers that you used to put pieces together and take them apart to make different pieces. I saw some with him once - incredible stuff. Love the letter slot. I miss porch delivery. Had it until 6 weeks ago. If it rains, we leave the mail until the next day!
How cool that the screwdrivers were platinum as well! I bet you saw him with some cool things with access to such fine jewelry.
I love shopping videos. George you always drop some good information along with your shopping for resale! Thanks for taking us along! ❤❤❤😊
Well said !!!
We can show George our appreciation by Sharing his Video. Click Share Arrow & email or text video to friend ! 🎉
I can say from experience, your friends will enjoy George and learn lots too 😊
Aw Tiffany, i think she is one of a kind. You are fun George.
Thrifting Vegas
Loved your pop it in the cart 😂
Yes, we call the back the section “the new section” but it’s been there 8 years. I suggested maybe we could come up with a new way to reference this section but it wasn’t met with much enthusiasm.
Lol that works though! Our mall got some pretty convoluted floor names as we spread through an old armory building.
I'm so glad you got into that sauna! LOL! That was classic! Great vid George :)
What a great video, the personal sauna😂😂😂. I love it when you show jewelry. I am STILL making my way through the living estate of the lady with dementia. Lots of fabulous jewelry, Miriam Haskell, etc. I'm thrilled to let it pass through my hands!
That grey Wedge Wood china set was lovely. I would probably buy that one and use that for the holidays. lol It is too pretty to actually use though. But gorgeous yes it is. You have a great day and safe travels
The personal sauna scares me. Id feel claustrophobic 😂
Hi George, I started my Etsy vintage shop last year and I been enjoying watching all your videos and learning more and more about vintage and antique items. Thank you for making those awesome videos.
Is that Cincinnati Bearcats sign a good price at $250? Might have to find one for my hubby
That gorgeous blue iridescence vase screens Jocelyn !!
I lived down the street from Rockwood
I liked all the pricey stuff..lol
oh George you cracked me up in that sarcophagus Vita Master! hahah
I liked that thing!
Sassy, nice to have u here this evening !! 🎉
😂 22:12 one of the best moments of all the hours of your videos!!!!! Incredible! Love it, George! Thanks for being a card!
Thank you! I don't know why that wasn't the thumbnail lol
This is a delightful excursion which will leave me smiling all day. As always, I learn so very much from you!😊
Man, you guys hit the honey hole for fabulous collectibles.
So fun, thank you!! Wish the Basset hound wasn't green on that big clock 😂😂
Good evening, George. Those Royal Nippon vases were fantastic. Was the _Stork and Rushes_ made by L. G. Wright? That is a Dugan pattern. That Laelio glase has a fantastic look. I'd never seen any of it. That was a really nice scale, but it was so over-restored it looked almost plastic. I like the original finishes. I used to put together the plastic model kits, and there were some I wish I still had. That mall would take a couple days to fully explore. Thanks for taking us along!
Hello my friend! I thought they were particularly good too. Stork and Rushes was a classic Dugan pattern! The scale was too good to be true, I find over-restoration annoying personally in the same way that repainting or refinishing old furniture can be a mixed bag. I keep finding older balsa wood models lately, I never even attempted one of those! That mall DID take a few days to explore, I'll show more later and will still have to go back!
@@TheAntiqueNomad It surprised me when you said the _Stork and Rushes_ pitcher was an L.G. Wright piece. I know they, along with other glassmakers, acquired a lot of the original makers' molds, so I knew it was possible, but I've never seen a reproduction of that pattern, that I knew to be a reproduction. When it comes to refinishing an antique, I'm, for the most part, of the "leave it alone" approach, especially on a metal piece. That scale was so over-restored it bordered on being a ruin. I can understand, in some cases, furniture having to have some work, but restoring is better than refinishing, if at all possible. At one time...when I was much younger...I had model kits such as Jonathon Frid/"Barnabas Collins" and David Selby/"Wolfman", from the _Dark Shadows_ show. I wish I still had those, among several others. I tended to like the monster, ships and aeroplane model kits best. The automobile kits I liked were like the Bugatti Royale, a 1907 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost and a 1931 Duesenberg...I had those, too.
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for Sharing. I so enjoy when you share your knowledge of so many subjects. I always learn something to file away. Please Stay Safe Happy and Healthy Have A Wonderful Day
Great antique mall. Lots of unusual items. Thanks for taking us along George.
Very fun George, my Mom had one of those saunas. That was fun.
Nice seeing such a wide variety of interesting pieces available hee.🖤🇨🇦
What a fun time, thanks for the educational tour!
This is a wonderful mall. My friend has a booth there.
It is!
I have around 25 Enid Collins purses. I use them in the summer. You're right, they are getting much harder to find. I keep looking for my zodiac sign, but haven't found it yet. Saw lots of great treasures in your video. Thanks for sharing!
Eglington Tournament dates from 1839 in Kilwinning / Irvine ,North Ayrshire,Scotland,
Green Dog equals faded magenta.
Makes sense, given how color breaks down into components
there is no end to your knowledge. thank you
Maybe a portapotty? lol. Enjoyable video. Thanks.
Could be
Great items I hadn't seen before!
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Thank you for showing and talking about the pink triangle and the history and yes they are (hells angles that is ! I remember growing up they had a big bar hangout in my city )
In the Cinti area it was the Iron Horsemen that you had to stay clear of. Nasty guys !!
@@janetpogue4970 the hells angles here were know for keeping the bars in order at one point we had the most bars and pubs per capita and they were always breaking up bar fights and arguments oddly enough
I've heard stories like that too@@mattaaronwalker88 I think maybe since they knew the underbelly of the city they knew how to keep it in check somehow. However, I watched them torch a gas station right after we left it when we were moving out of California in 1975
Holy moly!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I
OMG. Montreal has them. I remember hearing of turf wars.
George, @ 18:10 on the table is a ceramic piece with 3 cherubs, I have one that is yellow, I have a married bowl on the top of mine, can you tell me anything about it?
How do you have so much knowledge??? I truly enjoy your videos!
Do you ever see Design-Technics ? I'd like to find more.
Test test am i there yet
😂 😂
Lots to learn tonight. The original meaning in WWII concentration camps use of the triangle to label peo suspected to be gay is surprising to me. I am definitely going to share how the contemporary gay community set that literally on it head.
It was an interesting development during the protests to get AIDS funding
I tried to remember when I was 1st aware of The Violet Triangle. I was a teen in the late 60s and don't have a memory of that. Then Reagan came and shut everything down in the 80's. Do u think the emblem, if I can refer to it in that way, started to be used in mid 70's. I feel as though the = equal and then the rainbow were a later symbols of pride. Or Were the three symbols in place at the same time ?
I just read about when people where freed from the concentration camps that gay prisoners where not allowed to leave as homosexuality was classed as criminal act. This is so sad that they where treated this way.
05:46 Czech jewelry without a doubt. I'd have bagged that too for $29. 16:29 I wouldn't have bought the necklace. The nylon string is "wavy", meaning the clear filament has shrunk with age and it'll break if you look at it cross-eyed. Japanese necklace? I'd pay $5 if I wanted the beads, but nothing above that. 16:56 That pattern in the metal is never real gold in my experience. 24:30 It's not easy being green! Sun damage. I bet they used a photographic process, and color prints can discolor.
The shrunken filaments are problematic, but it laid well surprisingly on the card so I was fortunate. The Czech piece was an amazing deal though!
05:46 Czech red glass necklace...😍🙋🏻♀️ i want that...Beautiful piece 👍🏻
What is a fair price for the girl hangar in good shape that the mink was on?
I'd say $50 or so
That's what me and my wife call a Beach Boys store. Fun Fun Fun till the Mrs. takes my visa away.
It's funny that you state, " Back in the era of discrimination. " When daily, we discriminate. At least that is my take. It must be difficult to be politically correct when trolling antiques..
I must agree with you, daily we discriminate! In all damaging ways !!
I suppose the difference is we now have laws against it.
Unfortunately, the laws have proven to be wholey inadequate to protect people discriminated against. Including but not limited to, women, peo w mental illness, peo not of the ethnic or religious majority, the incarcerated, the homeless, people with physical or cognitive differences and disabilities, immigrants , the elderly ..................
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In Ohio, thousands of voters have been taken off voting registry. So, many laws and so many disregarded 😢
I didn't specity de jure or de facto discrimination, I was thinking of a time where there were not even judicial or legislative means to seek a remedy