Best deals on antique and vintage finds! Shop this charity resale with me!
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- Shopping with a purpose is a dream in this store. Join me for a tour of "Resale with a Purpose" for vintage and antique finds. Lots of Bavarian china, milk glass, and a fabulous mahogany secretary. See the surprise antique Wedgwood piece from 1896. Texas designer James Avery jewelry awaits. Tabletop brands such as Royal Doulton, R.S. Germany, Fostoria, Lenox, and Noritake are well represented. Hear about Miller Rogaska and the connection to Waterford Crystal. Occupied Japan dishes are plentiful. You will love the $7.99 find that comes home with me. The lady is in the house. Join me for some unforgettable finds! This shop has donated nearly $2 million since its opening in 2014. Let's support this charity resale and finds great deals!
Resale with a Purpose: tomballresaleshop.com/
28583 Tomball Parkway,
Tomball, Texas 77375
281-255-1450
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Enjoying your videos. You are a very elegant, down to earth person. I appreciate someone who sees beauty in things whether they are bought from an expensive store or a thrift store. I had to bring my Waterford Crystal lamp out of storage because you helped me have a greater appreciation for it. I received it from my employer as a gift 20 years ago. I loved the pink rosebud dishes!
I appreciate your kind comment. 😘 Enjoy your Waterford lamp and the beauty it brings to your home. Even more special since Waterford has now discontinued all lightingware.
What a great store. If I lived closer I would definitely go.
I love chamber pots. I am 55 when we visited my grandparents in colombia when we were you g kids we used everyone used chamber pots. They had a mansion, no heat and it was ice cold at night. The chamber pot was a life saver.
Those are some amazing memories. On a cold night, I bet the chamber pot was your best friend.
Yes, heavy homemade quilts were essential as well as a sturdy chamber pot! Usually more than one person in a bed to share body heat. 😊
Just what I needed: a little shopping therapy with you to a wonderful and unique antique store. I love the covered dishes, too.
My heart skipped a beat on those floral plates. They are simply stunning. Thanks for sharing.
I absolutely loved that vintage secretary desk, what a gorgeous piece of furniture! 😊👍
Wish I had a spot for it. 😉
Thank you for always share ways to use the items featured.
Love your ideas!
Thanks so much! I am always figuring out new uses. Sometimes, it’s out of necessity. 😚
Mary Beth, you put a smile in my face every time I see your on my CZcams feed. Grazie from Italia
Wow, thank you! Sending love from Texas!
Thank you so much for taking us along for a tour of this beautiful store. I collect milk glass and recently a friend gifted me eight tumblers in the colony pattern that belonged to her grandmother like the ones you found, I just love 💕 them. Oh my, I want a secretary, but I don’t have a spot for one “yet” LOL 😆 You can’t beat that price either. I’m so glad you snapped up the basket, I like the larger size because it can be such a statement piece. I collect the Made in Occupied Japan pieces also, I always get a kick out of finding a piece out in the wild.
I appreciate your videos so much, I have now watched them all twice.
Thanks for watching and re-watching!
You are SO stunning!
I wish that I could spend one precious hour,just holding your hand❤️
Wish we had these shops in Australia and the prices...wow!!!
Have you found treasures at your local
Op shops?
@@LadyMaryBeth I live in the Australian outback...not to many shops here....but I do love to go when I travel to the city....never seem to find such beauties as you do.
Loved the comment you don't serve soup in that chamber pot LOL
😂
Love all the history of the various items; you’re so knowledgeable! Love the store explanations. Your full videos are so encouraging ❤️
Thank you so much! I enjoy finding quality items from the past, often with an interesting history.
Love your knowledge of so many items! You are so encouraging to everyone’s home décor!
I appreciate you!
I was going to say what a nice little shop but it’s a pretty big store. Very nice. 👍💕
The child size cream and sugar, I would buy in an instant! Beautiful violets!
I love your dress. You highlighted so many things I would of snatched up.ugh the milk glass. I die. Those baskets.
Had to get that large EAPG basket. Could not resist! I tried by walking away while filming. Had to circle back and put in my cart.
This is my favorite kind of store, with gobs of fine china and crystal 🤩
Went back again today and the china is plentiful. So many great patterns.
My favorite finds this time was the furniture: the bowed cabinet (would store all my perfumes in it), the armoire (that inlay was gorgeous) and the gothic table.
Perfect for showcasing (and storing) a collection.
I live in Tomball and I love that store, every week there is hit and miss! Sometimes you find a special item
It’s definitely worth regular visits. I find hidden gems there often.
What a store! That is great that they give back to the community.
You look so lovely in blue gingham!
Thank you! 💙
Cute dress!
Thanks so much! 👗
Some really beautiful items!
Nice to see you!
Hi Lady Marybeth I love the container with the male and female on the cover.I would keep cotton balls in it and place on my bathroom counter or make up table.I love the baskets for Easter chocolates or flowers
Good idea to create a beautiful space and fill with cotton balls for the vanity.
I own a lemon(orange) reamer that was a wedding gift to my grandparents in 1936.
It is a gem,a treasure that I use to make limeaid.
It has such a 1930’s design,so angular and stylish!
I love crystal and glass. It's lovely to add colored glass in with it. Love the blue and red shades.
My milk glass was my Mom’s. She and a friend both bought them from S andH green stamps. They had big parties and put their sets together to serve at these parties.
Clever to pool their resources. I remember using gold stamps. Good days!
Thanks for taking us with you. I love treasure hunting. Stay safe and have a blessed day my friend.
Love your videos…. Love your gifting ideas! Thank You….
I appreciate you! 😘
Lovely
Great fun, thank you
Thank you! I loved the majolica basket and the console bowl! Lovely!
Loved the glass baskets. I could envision violets in the small one.
Hi Mary Beth, There was so much to see in that store. In my town there are so many new places opening offering items for resale but the prices are pretty high. Everyone seems to want vintage and antique items for their homes.
Maybe we started the trend. 😉 Embracing vintage and antique items help the environment and our pocketbooks.
Hi lady Mary Beth some lovley things sending you love Ann uk ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Happy Monday, Ann! Hope your week has started well. I went back to this shop today to get the 1896 Wedgwood trivet.
Mikasa English countryside is my pattern! That's an amazing price for those pieces. I might need to make a road trip this week!!!
Always love your videos!
Thanks so much! 🥰
Loved the show ..wish we had a store like that here ...so many beautiful items...
I keep thinking that I can never leave Houston. We have lots of fantastic charity resales, antique shops, and even Goodwill stores are good sometimes. Estate sales are good here, too.
Thank you for taking me along!! I always look forward to your purchases!
I always appreciate you coming along for thrifting.
Another store to visit!🙂 Thank you for taking us along
Thanks for watching!
Yup, it saw so nice to hear you again. That was a nice store and I was taught once again. It’s happy that was learn from your! Thanks LMB!
I learn something new everyday. Glad you came along for the charity resale shopping. 😘
Another great video. We gave my Nan a large Stuart Crystal basket for Mothering Sunday - it always had pride of place on her dining room table even after my brother told her that my Mum had won it in a charity raffle for Wordsley Hospital and didn’t have room for it.
Sweet memory of your Nan. 💗
Thank you for the tour, I learned so much, love your beautiful home, what are your sheer curtains made of.
👍🌿🌷👍🌿~Loved!! TY!
Glad you enjoyed it
Lady Mary Beth - you are responsible for my recent glassware addiction! Came back today with ruby red Luminarc dessert dishes and a Walther crystal serving dish!
I take full responsibility. 😂
Thanks for the info about Baccract crystal! I have two of those I found for $.79 each. Have searched web but no clue till you. Thank you!
Excited about your beautiful Baccarat! ❤️
Love the Fiesta teapots💕
I thought the price was right. Went back yesterday and I think the Fiesta ware had sold.
Dinette set.I was just a kid👍👏❤
Very nice things there ...Thanks for the video ....
I appreciate you watching! 😘
Great finds! I hadn't heard of this store previously.
You must visit! Wednesday is a busy day with furniture donations and a senior discount. It’s next to Goodwill and Party City in Tomball. Easy access from the tollway feeder road.
Love Your laid back informative Video Style. Lots of Love and Kindness.
Sending love from Texas! 😘
So many beautiful things! I love seeing them and hearing you talk about them. ❤️
Glad you like them! I went back to this store today so shop more.
@@LadyMaryBeth 💖
A crack in milk glass can be repaired by soaking it in milk. I was acceptable but I repaired a huge crack in my punch bowl. Amazing it.
Had no idea that milk glass can be repaired. 🤔
I was not familiar with Mikasa English Countryside pattern - but I see it is just lovely. There were so many nice pieces in the store - I love the figurine you purchased - they look so sweet. Thank you for taking us along and for the history of these pieces that you are obviously so well-versed in. Oh, the green majolica basket with pink interior - I want!!!!!!!
I shopped this resale again today. Had the basket in my cart, but put it back on the shelf. It’s a ceramic Majolica from the Haldon Group. Fair price at $24. 🤔
OMG! I was justing telling my husband that I want to go there...thanks for sharing
Was there today and they have Mid-Century "Persimmon" Viking glass tabletop treasures.
Another wonderful “shop with me” video. I’m swooning over the James Avery items and your dress ! 💖💚
Thanks so much! Adelyne's is one of my favorite clothing boutiques. It's affordable, too. Here is a link to the online store. shopadelynes.com/
Thank you ! Such a lovely choice of dresses etc !!! Love it all.
The basket is a statement piece. 💐
Truly. 💖
Butiful finds
Thanks for the outing, neat store.
I was there when the store opened this morning. Went back to get the Wedgwood trivet made in 1896.
@@LadyMaryBeth Trivet was amazing, best gift I ever received from the DAR was a little pineapple pillow, I bet you use your pillow as well.
You bought the glass basket!! So glad-l could just see roses tulips, or lilacs in it. Or, rolled napkins for a luncheon. I could not for the life of me hear what you would put in the center of the console bowl! Thanks for the shopping trip! 💐
The Cambridge Draped Lady is a flower frog. Take a look at the “Easter & Everyday” segment to see my lady.
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@@LadyMaryBeth Thank you! I appreciate that. Will do.
Love that @1950s dinette set. That organ is beautiful…but I only play Ukulele! And you tease with porch furniture! …and the Asian sideboard! That’s for me! X
I miss our historical home with the wide front porch. Those were good days. That Asian sideboard would have been on its way to your house if you lived closer. Interesting that you play the Ukelele. Love it!
@@LadyMaryBeth … have been playing or 8 months…mostly Bob Dylan. I built a Mountain Dulcimer a few years back so started with three strings and graduated to 4:-) hugs x
💜The Secretary can go in a Walk in Closet💜
Great idea! It’s a marvelous piece and did not sell at half off, which is surprising to me.
@@LadyMaryBeth WOW, I am surprised too, it is a beautiful piece💜💜
I’m gonna have to drive down and see if the English countryside is still there!!
I suggest that you call the store to make sure it's still there. The contact information is in the video description. Let me know!
Fears finds!
Awesome store !!
Had to go back again today to get the Wedgwood trivet. Did some research after filming and found out its from 1896. $10 deal!
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You remind me of Australian actress viva Bianca from Spartacus ilithia
Must go look her up now. You have me intrigued.
Hello Lady Mary Beth....love your visits to local shops....The Plum Blossom china is great....do they sell to people outside of the area? I would buy the set....very nice. Thank you for what you do...keep it up!
Charity Guild does not ship, just local pick-up.
@@LadyMaryBeth Thank you.....appreciate your response. would they drop it off at a local Fed Ex office and I will assume shipping? sorry to ask so many questions....LOL. Just a lovely set and the purchase goes to a good cause. Just a thought. Looking forward to more of your journey videos!
@@josephcummings2892 Some shops have done this as a courtesy to viewers. Keep in mind that items get sold quickly. Will look up the pattern as I have recently been in the store.
I was at Resale with a Purpose on Saturday and the set is on clearance. Can try and go by this week.
@@LadyMaryBeth Thank you!!!!
I recognized the coffee pot beside that valuable trivet. It belonged to my mother and I often used it to drip coffee. Unfortunately I broke the insert where the grounds were placed. I am still searching.
Would you like me to get for you? I went back today and I think it’s still there.
@@LadyMaryBeth Thanks for the kind offer but I only need the insert.
okay I can no longer contain my questions. I see that you are a DAR (me too but I just never joined) so I assume your husband is German. Is Lady Mary Beth just your user name or is it your title?
You are such a wonderful orator. Did you study it or is it just natural? You are so knowledgeable about so many items. I like to be that way too. I was going to try and learn about one thing but I couldn't because there was just too much out there and too much info to learn so I decided it was better to know a little about a lot instead of being an expert in just one thing. You seem to know a Lot about certain things and a little about other things. You had a pattern on one of your past videos that I wanted to tell you was American Prescut glass by Anchor Hocking but I forgot to post it. Today I wanted to tell you that the Avon piece you showed is not the same Avon company that we know. (just in case you weren't aware).
I always enjoy your videos and like listening to you speak and of course I have been able to identify several of my items that I have had for years. I'll bet everyone you worked for was always sad to see you go. Your personality is so upbeat (opposite of me) and I just love it.
Thanks for doing these videos.🙂🙂
You have questions and I have answers. I encourage you to start the DAR application process by contacting a local DAR chapter. My husband is German, while I am of English ancestry. My ancestors were English and Scottish Ladies and Lords/Lairds, as well as U.S. Governors and a U.S. President. Lady Mary Beth is my trademarked brand. Thanks for your kind comment about my voice and presentation. No special training or public speaking, and lots of experience in the tabletop industry. I have been thrifting since high school and grew up with antiques and collections. When you are passionate about something, it comes naturally to you.
Can purchase items from the store and would they mail out .?
In-store shopping only.
Hi lady mary beth i have the pink console bowl. I have two pc one bigger than other.
Neat! How do you use your console bowls? Had these growing up and we used for potpourri. This was before the Cambridge "Draped Lady" came into my life.
@@LadyMaryBeth I have it on my china cabnet hope find candle sticks
Why haven’t you gone s table top video?
This is a great reminder to do so. Table settings don’t have a wide audience compared to thrifting videos. 😕
Revolution.for what?🙃
I refer to the Daughters of the American Revolution, a lineage-based membership service organization for women who are directly descended from a person involved in the United States' efforts towards independence. A non-profit group, we promote education and patriotism.
I don't understand why you give the price of some items and not others. You talked up the beautiful buffet/credenza with the Asian flair and said it was "almost free" but didn't give the price. Is there a reason?
I don’t always say the price when I show a close-up of the price tag.
@@LadyMaryBeth I guess that makes sense, but I don't think you showed the price tag on that piece of furniture that's what struck me as odd. Did I miss it? If so, what was the price? Thanks.
@@susanstacy2493 I mention the price at minute mark 30:34 and it’s $120.
@@LadyMaryBeth I apologize because I obviously missed it. I appreciate that you took the time to respond to my comments and set me straight! Thank you.