Hidden on the BOTTOM SHELF! | Thrift With Me for Ebay | Reselling
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- I returned to Adams County Rescue Mission with a little more time to browse and search for treasures. I searched high and low, really low... and found some great items to resell for a profit.
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The purple glassware always catches my eye. It is so pretty.
I have to have the Crazy Lamp Lady fix every morning. Lov your videos. Thank you.Have a great day.
The shiny metallic “thing” was a hot pad that was given out by Cutco.
It looks like aluminum. My grandmother and mother used them on the dining room table to set down hot casseroles, meat platters, etc. so the finish on the table would not be damaged...pre polyurethane, or whatever tables are protected with these days. Often the hot plates were backed with cork as insulation.
That abstract metal sculpture is Judaica...it is the symbol for life...pronounced "chai"...two hebrew letters together to form the word.
Love the “chai” abstract metal piece. Jewish people wear that symbol on a necklace often for “long life”.
glad I am not the only one who recognizes, and can spell, Judaica
It’s beautiful!!
@@marilynbright7981 Lol!!! I dont know if you follow Rob of 2nd Cents but I educated him on a Seder plate and Shabbat candlesticks from a Doctors abandoned storage locker.
To clarify: Pronounced khai, except there's no English equivalent for the ch/kh. But it is NOT said like the Indian tea! 😊 (13:38)
Hi I am a child of the fifties..that shiny metallic thing u were wondering about is a hot pad..to set your hot pots on ...I used them often when I later grew up and learned to cook. In the seventys..some were simple and others had pictures on them..I loved the art glass..u picked up..
That metal shiny thing is a trivet. My grandmother had them. They are from the 50's.
Your Sunday best trivet for the hot Sunday dinner bowls to sit on your table. Mom had them.
Jocelyn, your taste and instincts are fantastic, you don't pick things to buy without using both. metal, ceramic or glass and whatever else you see, please stop doubting yourself much love, many hugs
I love when you say "I grabbed it" so cute. BTW you have the most beautiful complexion.
I hate women who look good in hats(mainly because I don't and I always get a bad headache if I have to wear one). Jocelyn is so cute in the hats she as been wearing lately. Has nothing to do with thrifting but just thought I throw it in. Be safe Blessing
Me too..i cant wear hats (big head - lol)...and I envy those who do and look good on them
at 14:39, there is a blue and white praying hands plate on the bottom shelf, below the chickens, that would have added another point for you...
Lol. I think YOU deserve the point!!!
There’s some praying hands at 16:02 as well
Jocelyn, the shiny metal piece is a trivet for hot food to keep your wooden dining room table from getting those awful white spots.😁
Oh, I just loved that purple mulberry dish.
GORgeous!!
Oooh yes, l loved that :)
Villeroy & Boch! I'm a collector and really happy to see a VB piece, pretty rare in your videos. 😊
I agree! Portmeirion, too.
"Whilrymagig thing" needs to be a new official listing term. I'm convinced that blue art glass dish somebody placed there to hide, thinking they would be back for it. Great find. It wouldn't be a great day without a CLL shopping video. Gold leaf piece at the end was a lovely get.
Yeah. Finders, keepers.
I am sure the blue glass beads where made in Murano/Italy.
Yah, those were beautiful!
I purchased a similar mirror in Mexico in the early ‘80s. Good memories.
Very interesting how you spot the best items! Being knowledgeable and having good instincts raises you above the crowd! Blessed and safe days!
I remember Broyhill being a big name in furniture when I was a kid in the 70's-80's. I was sad to find out what happened to the company. :( I'm also so pleased folks are turned on to the Skandi glass again. I have some Timo Sarpaneva set archipelago-glass-candlesticks Iittala, Finland I found at a thrift store. Major score.
Broyhill was bought by Big Lots now and they sell that brand at their stores.
Cake stand is cool, use it in a bathroom for make up
I like the swinging lady.
The shiny rectangular thing is a trivit or hot pad from the 50s. My mother had them.
The thing you picked up was used for placing hot items on table I believe. I have one with the same shape in blue w/ silver tone around edge. Late 1960 -1970.
Jocelyn u r the bomb! I love u to pieces. I just wish I had gw stores like u have. So many beautiful things. Stay safe my favorite utuber!
LOL. You're tall, and forget to crouch down!! I'm, old, and CAN'T crouch down! Maybe they should eliminate bottom shelves! Haha.
That purple glass piece is beautiful, great find.
That store is quite the treasure trove! Also, the green cake plate Is nice. I’ve been drawn to the greens lately.
Always unique finds Jocelyn. Thanks for sharing. ☃️♥️
Shiny metal looking thing around 15 minutes is a Hot pad from the 1940's-1950's.
My Mom had sever different ones. She got some of them from her Mom.
They are like a pressed cardboard will foil like finish.
I look forward every morning to your videos. I’ve really learned a lot about art glass from watching you. I wish we had the kind of goodwills as you have. Ours have very limited hard goods.
I love watching your videos! I learn so much from you! I saw the Puritan Pottery bowl towards the beginning of your video and I believe it was made in a small factory in Shippenville, PA, Clarion County. I believe that factory closed in the 1960's. I have quite a few pieces because my mother collected them but I have never taken the time to look up their value.
That flat silver thingy is a trivet
Yes, my mother had some very similar to that one.
My great aunt had a set of 4. I used to play with them as a child. I would guess they are circa 50’s - 60’s.
Saved your table or counter. I forgot how common they were. Don’t see them very often
The wooden vase, is made from a redwood tree, you find those in shops in the redwood forest in Northern California. I have a console bowl and two candle sticks..... my late hubby was born up there.
glass beads look like Murano..I bought a similar necklace in Murano.
Love the voice over m, no distractions.
Hi Joselyn,
Loved 🥰 shopping 🛍 with you! Hope you have a great day
Sylvetster and tweetie pie money box was sweet 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧
Green Art glass triangle is lovely
Sue Wolfe- "The metal looking thing" is a trivet. We had them growing up (I'm going be 65) for special occasions. It's in great shape, it doesn't even look used!
I have the match to the textured glass candle holder! Love the mulberry Fenton looking vase. That art glass was gorgeous! Love the color!!
Love the swinging lady! The little baby doll at the beginning was sooooooo cute!! Thanks for filming her. Thrifting videos are my favourite.
I love that folk art mirror!
First time viewer. Mom recommended your channel to me since I am also chronically curious and treasure hunt often. Love that mulberry glass piece you found!
Jocelyn, in Minnesota we say Pennsylvania Dutch, too....lots of German heritage here. 😁 My favorite items were the little orange butterfly 🦋 pin you left behind (I have a love for butterflies 💜), the Fenton Mulberry piece and the lovely teal blue art glass 💙 you found hidden way in back. **DEFINITELY** someone's hidey-hole 🕳 for the art glass 🤪❗You have a nose for treasures❣
FYI, the word “choses” in Petites Choses is pronounced “shows”. (The “s” at the end is silent in both words)
Avocado cake stand would be a cool display piece!
Love purple glass I have a bowl and vase I found over the years I cant part with them lol
I picked up a poodle just like that last week! It's a weather poodle! Mine used to have glitter on it and most of the Glitter has worn off.
I like seeing the jewelry! Nice beaded necklace. Love the Artglass too.
I don't use cake dishes. I have two. For some reason I love them.
The shiny metal thing is a trivet or hot pad.
Love the milk glass ,you always manage to find realy cool prices xxxx
That flat silver piece that you didnt know what it was is a hot plate from the 40s or 50s
I remember my grandmother having one that was similar when I was a kid.
My grandmother had them, too! 40’s/. 50’s
So many lovely things, Jocelyn! I especially liked the art glass, green cake stand, chickens, wood vase...too many to list🤣 That wood vase looks like it might be myrtle wood. They used to have a stopper type lid. The little orange butterfly brooch you passed over was from the early 70's.
Yes, look on the bottom shelves. I had to sit on the floor at Goodwill the other day to peruse all the goodies 😉
That coin bank with the little yellow bird and cat I themed in the Looney Tunes cartoon . I remember watching it on Saturday mornings as a kid during the 80"s & 90's
The blue beads are Italian Murano Sommerso glass beads.
Ooooh! I love that piece on the bottom shelf! Love the color! S C O R E !
You have such a good eye for spotting after the hidden piece's.
Thanks for another lesson.
The Mulberry vase is gorgeous! There were quite a few fantastic pieces, lol! I loved the small, oval trinket box (not the egg) @ 09:54 . It’s white with a pink rose & blue Greek Key pattern around the lid. I like the fact that it doesn’t have ruffles or 3D flowers that easily chip, yet it’s still very feminine! That room is like drugs to those of us who love to dig🤣! We can’t help going back over & over!! Hope you’re having a great day & are looking forward to the weekend! 🤗💜🙏🏻😷🦚
I love the cake plate. I have a colorful one on my kitchen island that is both decorative and sometimes holds keys and coins. It could hold desserts some day, but I don't bake. 😆
The "shiny" looking thing is a vintage hot pad. My mom used them back in the 1950's.
Floral relish dish is Cambridge Rose point. Nice.
I've got several pieces from that pattern & they're just beautiful. Use them on my makeup desk to display some of my prettier makeup containers & of course some are used for jewelry. Love using these pieces for things like that
That cake stand was beautiful!!! You have such a good eye!
I'm excited to find out about your wooden vase. I picked one up at goodwill that is definitely handmade with a single piece of wood and carved with elephants and palm trees that I thought was beautiful. Only $2 :-)
I loved the mcm rooster shakers! Really enjoying the voice overs its relaxing!
The little pointy thing is an “Art Deco” is what us old folks used to call rabbit ears !😂 🐰
LMAO Indeed!
I seriously need a girlfriend who loves thrifting as much as I do! All my friends think am weird and cheap because I love thrifting so much.
Where do u live? I don’t have any friends I’ll go with you😊
@@yvonnezzzz toronto! If u live close, lets go! Lol
@@TheMaiah13 😔😔 I’m in California.
Your friends don't know what they are missing. Seems they don't know how to save money and be smart about it.
They are losing out!
The embossed flat silver thing is probably a trivit. Someone in my childhood had a couple of smaller ones. Probably aluminum they have insulating material sandwiched in the middle.
I just bought a pair of those exact textured candle holders at a thrift store for 2$😊
I REALLY enjoy watching these thrifting videos as I always learn something new that I can be on the lookout for when I go thrifting! Great video :D
I like the way you are shooting this video. Instead of noise or music
I like that cake plate at around 12:30
Oh I love the purple glass💗
I love your voiceovers. You share so much valuable information. Thanks so much.
just please talk a little louder
just please talk a little louder
6:24 - milk glass is Fenton hobnail.
I have to get my recoverist fix here, looks like your having fun and good success, the evolution of a treasure hunter : ) good stuff !!
Pennsylvania Dutch comes from Pennsylvania Deutsch, which means German, as in Deutschland.(pronounced Doytsh)
My mother grew up in Kulpmont PA (old coal mining country) where many people were Pennsylvania Dutch. She had an accent, but more telling was the unique sentence structure many of the people used...which I had to fight to unlearn as I was growing up!
I love going thrifting with you I learn so much, thanks...
Why am I, absolutely, ADDICTED to this channel?!?! I have binged... A LOT!!! What witchcraft is this?!?! And in one episode you passed up on at least three collector's series glasses and I swore at that moment... something in my brain... It... It popped ladies.
The first step is admitting the problem 🤣😂
Be careful, soon you'll be gingerly placing art glass in your cart.
You’ve got now hun! Just be sure to use your coat on the bottom of the cart to 1) Be a cushion & 2) stop any smalls from falling throughout the grid! If it’s summer, go to linens 1st & grab something soft, however; if it’s something you aren’t going to purchase, tell them that you will replace it as they are ringing you up out of courtesy! Welcome to the worm hole called @Crazy Lamp Lady A.K.A Jocelyn 🙋🏼♀️🤣💸🦚
At 13:36 you picked up an art sculpture that was signed GR. You also picked up one in the video "Like Christmas at Goodwill" dated August 30th.. same signature, different year. (4:59 in that video)
Most of PA says Pensylvania Dutch...it's what we do!
The few times I’ve said it without an explanation, I’ve gotten some negative feedback. So now I feel like I need to over explain. 😅
I’m in Iowa and my great grandpa was Pennsylvania Dutch. Folk either know or don’t.
Don’t let them get to you.
@@CrazyLampLady It's definitely a Pennsylvania thing! I don't blame you for over explaining. It's good to know there are people out there who totally get it 👍
I lived in that area for 20 years. It is very much a local term. I hear it now and never think twice about it. I remember when I first moved to the area and learning all the new "terms". Thanks for the great videos and the time and effort you take to do them.
Yeah, the mulberry piece is gorgeous! Fun trip!
The shiny thing at 15:40, if it feels like thin foil on cardboard, is a late 60s/early 70s trivet.
Love the rocking lady at the end.
It always makes me chuckle when you refer to yourself as a tall person.
Always fun to "shop" with you! Unfortunately, I have to stop/start the video when I'm with a patient, so I find myself rewinding a lot to recall what you are referring to...Haha!! Your lessons DO sink in :) Thanks again!!
I am a sucker for glass items and my eyes catches them all of the time. I see the green and amber glass left behind and I cry. I have a huge personal collection of those. That clear glass bird was cute too.
I love cake stands and use them in my home decor all the time. I rarely use them for cake. 😬
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The prices there are so very fair.
I missed out on the gorgeous blue ewer on your ebay page...so sad!
I remember those poodles we had one at home. The fur is supposed to change colour with the weather.
Yes caged glass with blue and metal bowl!
Dangit...the Sylvester and Tweety was an Awesome coin bank!
03:26 It's not Puritan, but _Purinton_ . Purinton Pottery incorporated in Ohio in 1936, and moved to Shippensville, PA in 1941. They produced many hand-painted designs reminiscent of Franciscan ware, which were sold through chain stores. Purinton were really hung up on good quality, which unfortunately ran their costs up. Competition from foreign manufacturers led them to close in 1959.
Finding a big piece like that platter is uncommon; mostly what you see are small pieces of tableware.
04:22 Jeez … with a tiny refill port like that one, it'd take forever to recharge the grinder, and you'd have peppercorns scattered all over the countertop.
05:00 If it is a bento box, you should do well with it. Bento have been increasing in popularity in the last couple of years.
05:30 Sheer randomness comes to mind.
07:09 A voice in the back of my head is saying "it's Mexican …" Were there any identifying marks on the bottom? (I'm not convinced there were any finials to start with.)
07:28 The person who made it knew something about Plains Native dwellings. My first reaction is Lakota, with Lipan and Penateka also in the running.
15:39 It seems kind of trivet-y, but as you note, not very interesting.
I love learning from you .. the bisque doll could sell for $20 to $40 depending on the doll just FYI (20 year reseller)
I have that clear leaf platter on the bottom shelf. It's from the 60's and is part of a lazy susan
Love that mulberry ruffled vase. And the cake plate- yes please.
Winter jar I would put cotton balls in
Metal shiny thing you did not know what it was, it is a hot pad.