I've got to tell you.....I watch a lot of different folks' videos on here. You are undoubtedly the most energetic content poster I've come across. Three kids, a new house, another house, birds, a storefront, Andrew, and you manage to crank out videos on an almost daily schedule. I don't know how you do it but you must be commended for that. You are one of a kind. You have my respect. There's always something new to watch. Thanks!
The hand in the haul portion of the video appears to be an above case glove display...evenly spaced straight fingers. Jewelry displays usually have bent fingers....usually. One glove would be placed on the hand and the second evening glove placed between the thumb and forefinger or draped across the base usually. Best of luck!
Is the starfish by Luke Adams? Artist here in Massachusetts. I have a starfish by him and it looks the same…he actually did a little class with my grandson teaching him glassblowing…I have the glass ball he made. I treasure it.
The image on the Carolina Campaign tray made in Italy is the Old Well, probably the most iconic physical landmark on the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill campus. Alumnae and Tar Heel fans would love a piece like that.
I would probably picked up the yellow bowl. It would match your bright yellow table in your sunroom. Then I would have been on the hunt for some beaded fruit to put in the bowl.
Over the summer you acquired 2 ashtrays from The Seeing Eye. I would love one as my dad was there on 3 separate occasions getting his seeing Eye dogs. Keep on trucking, so happy for you and your loving family.
The horse is not a trophy, my grandpa had one in his bathroom, and his was a desk caddy (he used it for his watch and rings). A " u-shaped" metal piece is supposed to go in the holes to make a letter holder.
It’s so funny that you should mention Gus and his Hoarder House in this video. I was just thinking of him and his house today. I was wondering when we might be getting an update. It’s so fun when the universe answers me back. Thank you! 🥰
There are a few people, who make jewlery out of broken vintage glass and pottery, maybe you could connect with a couple and still save damaged inventory?
First time commenter-sure missed your video last night! You’ve gotten me turning over pieces and checking labels at the goodwill. Pickings are slim in north Florida. Love watching you, your family, and friends. Best of luck to you!
Great video. It felt very detailed. It must be your new process of taking your time with what you choose. It makes sense to enjoy what your picking so that stays with you through listing. It’s thoughtful
If Kosta Boda pieces are unsigned they are B-quality pieces that were sold in the factory shop. Thank you so much for your videos, I've learned so much!!
What a great shopping at Goodwill. Absolutely love the marble have never seen anything like that. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day
I can see that you are making more considered choices! Seeing your overwhelming items and not knowing how fast items move makes for anxiety on my part! Then I remember your abilities and knowledge! Go for it! Blessed and safe days!
18:13 Los Taínos are the native people who occupied Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands when Europeans arrived. Based on the look of the bowl, it is a reproduction of or inspired by Taíno pottery.
I absolutely LOVE your You Tube channel. You are so professional, polite & have a great sense of humor. I love that you have Andrew, your family & Dagny join you while you film & purcahase wonderful items at Goodwills, thrift stores & antique malls. In your videos, you have referred to Salmon Pottery being made in Maine. Hovever, Salmon Pottery is made in Dover, New Hampshire. Again, I love watching your videos, seeing your finds, & how much yiu can flip your finds for a profit.
That marble is so interesting. I had no idea marbles were ever designed like that. I have some hand blown marbles that had belonged to my aunt and I think I should look carefully at them now.
Just as a guess, the wooden piece could be a dresser topper, the center to hold hats and 2 sides for accessories like brushes, ribbons etc. Have enjoyed your site for several years now.
It’s good to see you being a bit more picky with picks (no pun intended lol) I want to come and get everything you have on shelves for you lol ,I know you are comfortable with it all over but my suggestion would be to have the place full of shelving units to hold it all and then pick and chose to list , love your videos and your family ,thanks for sharing 🥰
Another great video! Loved your marble. Good to hear Jesse is showing interest. Wishing the best to Gus. I think Michael Todd picked up some Impoli toppers a while back.
Buahahaha you just bought my green vase! I bought that green vase with the applied dots. Couldn’t identify it so I ended up redonating it! LOL 🤣 I can’t wait to see what you find out it is.
@@kirstenrissling879 well I was struggling to clean up the satin finish properly and I was in the middle of a house move so I wimped out and redonated it. 🤣 I’m still a newbie to flipping
The platter was made in Italy but was a image of the UNC Old Well (UNC established in 1845). The structure around the well was completed in 1897. For almost a century The student and faculty used the well for their drinking and bathing water. Chancellor Moeser was there from 2000 -2008.
You have a porcelain dip line form used to make latex or nitrile gloves. Somebody has mounted it on that base. I worked at a glove manufacturing plant and I have many forms.
Jocelyn, it does my heart good to see you learning about Andersen pottery (also AD for Andersen Design) as their studio is near where I grew up. Some of their vintage items sell for $1k-$3400.00 on their site, so who knows? Maybe one day you’ll come across a piece that will garner you a pretty sweet profit? CORRECTION: some of the vintage items on their site are valued at up to $6k. I’m just not sure that a lot of people know what they have when looking at an Andersen piece?
I found an AD standing chipmunk recently at a thrift shop. Can’t find his value (except on Worthpoint which I don’t subscribe to-after my free trial. 😉). Any ideas? He’s in great shape!
@@kristinhegedus333 I just looked through Andersen’s shop and don’t see a chipmunk, but they did make a squirrel in the 70’s/80’s. Maybe that’s what you have? The shop is asking $250-300 for it. It does make me wonder what they can sell for if someone knows what they are buying.
That Italian UNC Chapel Hill dish could be a descent find. that monument holds the well that all the students drink from each year for good luck and it’s the symbol of the school. I bet some chapel hill alumns would pay pretty decent money!
I think the wooden piece at the end of the video might be for the top of a dresser. Looks to me like the center could be a "bonnet box" made to hold a lady's bonnet. Gloves or handkerchiefs could go in the drawers on either side.
I love your videos Jacklyn especially with ypur 3 amazing and adorable children. I had an idea to throw out there about the shop. What if upu were to make all shelves in the entire area where all of your finds are and habe a little sign above the shelf "to be listed" , "new arrivals" , "sold" etc. Etc. It seems like there's a lot of beautiful finds everywhere. I have anxiety just viewing it LOL I love all of your videos and there so much fun. I feel like I'm shopping along with you and your funny too. Andrew does some great videos as well. Stay well.
Jocelyn, perhaps that blood red vase with the hole in the center was representative of an anatomy vase (it being a blood vessel?) or an internal something or other in the human body. I was a bit surprised you didn't pick up that redware mug, because it had a fairly high profit margin, but I get it. It's a lot of work for one item, so sometimes it may not worth your time. Thanks for showing the items and sharing your knowledge, so somebody can rescue them and reap the rewards. ( : Hmm, Might the desktop thing-a-ma-bobber be an old-time wood-worker's custom design of a humidor for storing a variety of tobaccos, cigars, pipes and any other paraphernalia that goes along with it?
Ohhhh honey, you were looking at the pour over decanter upside down. If you looked at it from the inside it would have said Bodum. Which is good, but I think you are looking for Chemix.
I've got to tell you.....I watch a lot of different folks' videos on here. You are undoubtedly the most energetic content poster I've come across. Three kids, a new house, another house, birds, a storefront, Andrew, and you manage to crank out videos on an almost daily schedule. I don't know how you do it but you must be commended for that. You are one of a kind. You have my respect. There's always something new to watch. Thanks!
And she never skipped a beat during the cv shutdown era. Daily vids without fail. She kept me sane. 🤳🤳🤳Kudos to Joc!!!
The hand in the haul portion of the video appears to be an above case glove display...evenly spaced straight fingers. Jewelry displays usually have bent fingers....usually. One glove would be placed on the hand and the second evening glove placed between the thumb and forefinger or draped across the base usually. Best of luck!
we had the exact same response☮
I'm yelling, "Omg Jocelyn! It's Bodum! Bodum!" Lol, the stamp faces upwards into the 'pour over' coffee carafe. That was too funny.
😂 I’ve done also
R u on dope. Lol. Funny I reckin
LOL
I was cracking up too
Chemex is the classic one you want
Same! I got a good chuckle while eating my oatmeal. 😆
Me too 😂
I loved that marble that magnifies and changed as you turned it and looked through it. Simply beautiful and fun. It brought out the little girl in me
That crystal textured bowl with a silver plated rim was made in the 1970’s in England by Davidson Brama Luna. I own one.
Is the starfish by Luke Adams? Artist here in Massachusetts. I have a starfish by him and it looks the same…he actually did a little class with my grandson teaching him glassblowing…I have the glass ball he made. I treasure it.
Love the peacock bowl!
Me too! I would have bid on it.
@@susans707 I did see others are on eBay 😊
The image on the Carolina Campaign tray made in Italy is the Old Well, probably the most iconic physical landmark on the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill campus. Alumnae and Tar Heel fans would love a piece like that.
I would probably picked up the yellow bowl. It would match your bright yellow table in your sunroom. Then I would have been on the hunt for some beaded fruit to put in the bowl.
OMG, that marble!!! That's incredible 🌊
Hey I missed you yesterday
Me too
Wow, that starfish paperweight/ marble is amazing!
Pour over coffee you picked up was Bodum (vs mudoB) Chemex is the one that you were wanting though 😉
I absolutely love the marble with the starfish! It is so cool! Thank you for sharing 😊
The grey and pink vase with bamboo design is Japanese cloisonne . The green counter enamel indicates pre 1900.
I can't find it on the film now! Any idea. Nothing in the transcript!
Over the summer you acquired 2 ashtrays from The Seeing Eye. I would love one as my dad was there on 3 separate occasions getting his seeing Eye dogs. Keep on trucking, so happy for you and your loving family.
That glob of glass is something I totally would go for
I thought it looked like a jelly that washed up on the beach. It's just missing its hundreds of siblings that would be strewn along the tide line.
That "Carolina First" platter by Vietri had an image of the well on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill. Should have picked that up.
Yes, I was noooo don't leave it. 💔
Same!
And Vietri is very desirable to a lot of people.
The glass marbles, paperweights and glob grab my heart!!! SO GORGEOUS!!!
The horse is not a trophy, my grandpa had one in his bathroom, and his was a desk caddy (he used it for his watch and rings). A " u-shaped" metal piece is supposed to go in the holes to make a letter holder.
It’s so funny that you should mention Gus and his Hoarder House in this video. I was just thinking of him and his house today. I was wondering when we might be getting an update. It’s so fun when the universe answers me back. Thank you! 🥰
I've been thinking of him off and on since the series ended.
Wow, that marble with starfish was awesome
I save wine and champagne stoppers for bottles like that! I use them for cooking oils and also in my bathroom for bubble bath.
Hi Joselyn, Too funny, "Please don't come at me. "
I think that desk top cabinet goes on a dresser for men's jewelry and I wonder if the center is for a top hat....just guessing!!
Shop near me has sold these as hat, glove & tie/scarf storage…
There are a few people, who make jewlery out of broken vintage glass and pottery, maybe you could connect with a couple and still save damaged inventory?
First time commenter-sure missed your video last night! You’ve gotten me turning over pieces and checking labels at the goodwill. Pickings are slim in north Florida. Love watching you, your family, and friends. Best of luck to you!
This was the video. 🥴 It took an unusual time to upload and wasn’t ready until 10:30pm.
Yahoo I'm happy to see you 😊
I loved the zebra planter & the little chicken jug ❤️
Love those glasses and those Marbles.They are so pretty.U have an amazing gift 💖 Have a wonderful day and thank you for taking us to your shop.❤️
You are sweet, gentle with stuff and you are doing great job. I like to watch your videos. Congratulations
Great video. It felt very detailed. It must be your new process of taking your time with what you choose. It makes sense to enjoy what your picking so that stays with you through listing. It’s thoughtful
That marble! What talent.
I love the clear marble! So neat!😍
If Kosta Boda pieces are unsigned they are B-quality pieces that were sold in the factory shop. Thank you so much for your videos, I've learned so much!!
What a great shopping at Goodwill. Absolutely love the marble have never seen anything like that. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day
That pour over coffee pot was Bodum, as in the French press coffee maker.
I can see that you are making more considered choices! Seeing your overwhelming items and not knowing how fast items move makes for anxiety on my part! Then I remember your abilities and knowledge! Go for it! Blessed and safe days!
The marble with star fis is beautiful
18:13 Los Taínos are the native people who occupied Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands when Europeans arrived. Based on the look of the bowl, it is a reproduction of or inspired by Taíno pottery.
White platter was Old Well st Chapel Hill, NC at UNC.
Glass starfish marble is very cool!
eye want it☮
I absolutely LOVE your You Tube channel. You are so professional, polite & have a great sense of humor. I love that you have Andrew, your family & Dagny join you while you film & purcahase wonderful items at Goodwills, thrift stores & antique malls. In your videos, you have referred to Salmon Pottery being made in Maine. Hovever, Salmon Pottery is made in Dover, New Hampshire. Again, I love watching your videos, seeing your finds, & how much yiu can flip your finds for a profit.
The starfish marble and the controlled bubble piece are my favorites! Beautiful! 💖🌹💍💎
The victorian hand from the horder house is a store display for gloves.
The glob of glass looks like a jellyfish that’s washed up on the beach. Probably not what it is, but it does remind of a jellyfish. ✌🏼❤️
I love both the marbles. those bubbles are so perfect it is amazing.
They have some nice things! I grew up in that neighborhood so I am a little surprised.
That marble is so interesting. I had no idea marbles were ever designed like that. I have some hand blown marbles that had belonged to my aunt and I think I should look carefully at them now.
Just as a guess, the wooden piece could be a dresser topper, the center to hold hats and 2 sides for accessories like brushes, ribbons etc. Have enjoyed your site for several years now.
That's what I was thinking.
I should have read the comments first, I just posted the same thing Lol!!
Might also be a piece to store collars as well as hats. ;-)
That's what I was thinking except for men's hats. The two side drawers for cuff links and tie clips?
Honestly, the first thing that came to my mind was that it was for bread. 🤷
It’s good to see you being a bit more picky with picks (no pun intended lol) I want to come and get everything you have on shelves for you lol ,I know you are comfortable with it all over but my suggestion would be to have the place full of shelving units to hold it all and then pick and chose to list , love your videos and your family ,thanks for sharing 🥰
That looks like a musk ox on the side of the bowl.lov you and your tutorials. Watch all of them.from North Carolina.
Hi JOCELYN you are such a beautiful and kind and giving person I so much appreciate you and your family thanks for sharing!😀
Glad you went. I use to find amazing things.I got a brand new love seat for $14.00.
Wow!!😲 That marble is amazing!! Love it!!😍💕
Another great video! Loved your marble. Good to hear Jesse is showing interest. Wishing the best to Gus. I think Michael Todd picked up some Impoli toppers a while back.
Buahahaha you just bought my green vase! I bought that green vase with the applied dots. Couldn’t identify it so I ended up redonating it! LOL 🤣 I can’t wait to see what you find out it is.
How cool and quite hilarious! 🤣
If you wouldn't mind sharing, why didn't you try to just sell it as art glass?
@@kirstenrissling879 well I was struggling to clean up the satin finish properly and I was in the middle of a house move so I wimped out and redonated it. 🤣 I’m still a newbie to flipping
Yeah I understand that! Sometimes it's not worth it to bother with! I hear ya!
That marble is everything
The marbles that you are showing near end of video are very much like the different marbles that fit into a kaleidoscope.
The Pour over coffee carafe is BODUM… maybe $20- ish depending on the size😁
I laughed so hard. Mubod seen backwards is Bodum. Not laughing at you Jocelyn, just with you. I would have done the same before I heard of Bodum.
Gosh,I would love to go shopping in your shop! You have such amazing stuff,Jocelyn..🙏🏻🥰
The platter was made in Italy but was a image of the UNC Old Well (UNC established in 1845). The structure around the well was completed in 1897. For almost a century The student and faculty used the well for their drinking and bathing water. Chancellor Moeser was there from 2000 -2008.
I think the desktop thing is for a dresser. The rounded part might be for a hat?
The 3 clear glass bowls would look great on your dinner table with candles in them!
It was BODUM, look thru the top!
Yes. It’s what you want.
and they are expensive. I bought one at a Goodwill where they had it with the vases for very very cheap. A score for me!
You have a porcelain dip line form used to make latex or nitrile gloves. Somebody has mounted it on that base. I worked at a glove manufacturing plant and I have many forms.
Wild! Love the starfish marble!
The guy and his pet Beaver,. Hee hee
I have Deruta dishes and bowls and a clock and chicken pitchers and you did GREAT!!!!! On the lamp
Omg! You were in my neighborhood!! Love your videos! Wish I had known. You should do a meet and greet in Frederick when the new huge goodwill opens!!
That mid century lamp is a beauty
That marble is stunning! I have a paperweight I found at Goodwill that is similar in design.
Omg the Madonna and baby Jesus is gorgeous. I'm so sad I'm just finding this video 9 months later!
Jocelyn, it does my heart good to see you learning about Andersen pottery (also AD for Andersen Design) as their studio is near where I grew up. Some of their vintage items sell for $1k-$3400.00 on their site, so who knows? Maybe one day you’ll come across a piece that will garner you a pretty sweet profit? CORRECTION: some of the vintage items on their site are valued at up to $6k. I’m just not sure that a lot of people know what they have when looking at an Andersen piece?
I found an AD standing chipmunk recently at a thrift shop. Can’t find his value (except on Worthpoint which I don’t subscribe to-after my free trial. 😉). Any ideas? He’s in great shape!
@@kristinhegedus333 I just looked through Andersen’s shop and don’t see a chipmunk, but they did make a squirrel in the 70’s/80’s. Maybe that’s what you have? The shop is asking $250-300 for it. It does make me wonder what they can sell for if someone knows what they are buying.
@@ztag1p Thanks for your input! It's definitely a standing chipmunk--striped back and tail. I'll have to bite the bullet and check Worthpoint. 🙂
That Italian UNC Chapel Hill dish could be a descent find. that monument holds the well that all the students drink from each year for good luck and it’s the symbol of the school. I bet some chapel hill alumns would pay pretty decent money!
Was worried about you not posting yesterday. Hope all is well
Yes to Dorothy Thorpe and I have the plate with the starburst plate
It sounds like someone is snoring in the shop! LOL
Omg yes
I like the haul videos, but I kind of miss the live hauls.
I enjoyed the live hauls too.
I picked up a Dutch Wax mug last week. It seems like it's gonna be a good brand when I checked comps. I haven't listed mine yet tho.
I think the wooden piece at the end of the video might be for the top of a dresser. Looks to me like the center could be a "bonnet box" made to hold a lady's bonnet. Gloves or handkerchiefs could go in the drawers on either side.
That yellow lattice bowl would go with your yellow table !
Time stamp 3:30...matchy match to your nail colors! The green & cream. LOL
That hand reminds me of the Happy Gilmore movie. Where the alligator ate the golfers hand .😊😄
That marble is something else
I love your videos Jacklyn especially with ypur 3 amazing and adorable children. I had an idea to throw out there about the shop. What if upu were to make all shelves in the entire area where all of your finds are and habe a little sign above the shelf "to be listed" , "new arrivals" , "sold" etc. Etc. It seems like there's a lot of beautiful finds everywhere. I have anxiety just viewing it LOL I love all of your videos and there so much fun. I feel like I'm shopping along with you and your funny too. Andrew does some great videos as well. Stay well.
Jocelyn, perhaps that blood red vase with the hole in the center was representative of an anatomy vase (it being a blood vessel?) or an internal something or other in the human body. I was a bit surprised you didn't pick up that redware mug, because it had a fairly high profit margin, but I get it. It's a lot of work for one item, so sometimes it may not worth your time. Thanks for showing the items and sharing your knowledge, so somebody can rescue them and reap the rewards. ( : Hmm, Might the desktop thing-a-ma-bobber be an old-time wood-worker's custom design of a humidor for storing a variety of tobaccos, cigars, pipes and any other paraphernalia that goes along with it?
Awe, you’re not all alone in the dark, we’re there with you! Lol. JK. I do appreciate you’re ability to make us feel like we are there with you.
cerve is Italian glassware.
Ohhhh honey, you were looking at the pour over decanter upside down. If you looked at it from the inside it would have said Bodum. Which is good, but I think you are looking for Chemix.
Love shopping with you 💕
Los Tainos are the indigenous people of PuertoRico. The handles on your bowl would some type of god.
Love the marble!
You pass up a lot of things like that one little crystal vase. I have one just like it .
You would love the thrift store by us!They have so much older vintage stuff and off the wall looking lamps and stuff really neat thrift store.
The desk top thingy muh bobber looks like it may be a Eucharist case from a church
I do miss the days when you would have a shopping video and list the items in your eBay stores at the same time! I get it!
The square blue Italian platter was Vietri. Very expensive. Check it out.
Chemex does make hand blown pour over coffee carafes, just FYI.
GRAMMA KATHY HERE: happy to see Josilyn!!