I couldn't resist @maria kirk I'm forever noticing and sketching or photographing these things and then I think, "Hmm I suppose others would find it lovely too?" So, I'm glad I shared it now. I love those days with intermittent rain and sun, the light is always so magical .And it's pouring cats and dogs right now!
Don't let it lure you with it's siren song @Forest BirdGirl it'll get you to fall in love with it's berries and then quietly wrap it's vines round you in the Spring when you aren't looking, lol, the battle we have She and I. :)
Thank you for the visit to this eclectic seaside antique shop. So different & interesting with the elements of the sea & Appalachians. The pack baskets were amazing & the copper diving helmet was my 'Thirty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea' fantasy. So different from my usual haunts!
Glad you enjoyed it, wasn't that diving helmet or diving bell I think they are called? wonderful! I didn't check the price, I may go back and just do a 'price' video for everyone :)
I share you attraction to anything green! and so enjoying your videos and trips to these little out-of-the-way gems on and near the Cape. Please continue to add art and peace to our days! Stay safe and well
Hello Donna, What a lovely Antique store you visited... I love the glass buoys!! I can't justify having them as I don't live by the sea.... lakes, lake and more lakes... I loved the equestrian cup and the jug... adorable... you have a great eye for things... It is a pleasure to watch your Cape Cod view, always so lovely!
Thanks so much and I think you could own a glass float no matter Where you live! They are beautiful to catch the light coming through windows or in the garden.
Hello @Merryll Thomas so happy to see you here and I'm so glad you enjoy them. When I began making them I wondered if they'd be far too boring, I live so quietly here. :)
Thanks for watching! and I've got to get an affordable gimbal at some point so I can take better interior shots of the shops. Hoping to get as many in as I can in case we get another lockdown :/
Good morning Donna. I just returned from my favorite southcoast antique shop, Acushnet River Antiques in New Bedford. Worth the trip, right off 195. I was very happy that the vendor accepted an offer on a beautiful Weller jardineire that I've been watching for awhile. Rainy days are perfect for treasure hunting! I haven't been to the Wareham Flea Market since last year, pre-covid.
Oh I LOVE that place in New Bedford. Haven't been since this year. I di ddo the Wareham flea market last weekend it was odd to be there again. I did film a bit but will go back most likely and do a filming.
I LOVE the old Adirondack baskets too, and if I ever find myself in the market to get one (would LOVE one for the main house kitchen when ever we can do that over) as a lovely display piece, or even to hold things but have it hang on the wall from it's straps. Thanks for stopping by @Velvet & Toads
Isn't it a great place to go shopping for antiques and such, tho not always the best prices, but estate sales (of which were only online this year) are the best. OH How I wish I could take all of you to an estate sale at old houses around here, the treasures you can find and even the fun 'looking' of the thing. Maybe that world will return one day.
I can't believe it, I have that flying goose with the metal wings hanging outside and one of those swans. I believe I must've done art shows with the decoy maker, I believe he was from your area. THis is the kind of shop I love, absolutely cluttered with treasure yet to be found in every nook and cranny. The green pie-safe is great. I see a spool box I would like and the tall white water dispenser... and the preying mantis garden art, Oh, You're killin me! Great price on the Green yellow-ware pitcher!
There really are many treasures to be had in there. I was excited on the green pitcher as well. I saw more things I liked when I was editing that I didn't even notice when I was in there lol.
That shop reminds me of our antique shop here in Florida ,We sold tons of concrete statuary and salvage outside ,inside was similarly jam packed like that ,not so much marine stuff but a bit of everything ,We retired from it about 5 years ago,loved it ,
Tasha Tudor, dressed in old timey clothes, from an early age. We loved her, just because. She was so simple and sweet. She taught us how to be ourselves and like us. Thanks for showing us around your world. And how to enjoy our world, too. In 1983, I rode on the "Olaf, sailboat, at Provincetown , Cape Cod. By moonlight, we observed a celebration of nation's and their sail ships with their cadets in training. Beautiful. Back in the 1800's, if you weren't a farmer, you would have been a sailor. Thanks for the trip to the nautical shop. Liked the Victorian fountain, sweet.....e
@evelyn byrd I LOVED Tasha Tudor (well, still do) she had a magical life. I bet that early 80s Provincetown boat ride was amazing. Ptown is a bit different than it was in early 80's but still a pretty amazing place in the Summer it's like a city! I'd have want to been a farmer/sailor :)
I just loved that outing . I have never seen a nautical antique shack like that. Ooh I did want that gate at the beginning, that sweet little cabinet - you didn’t buy it ! - and that heavenly ornate iron bench at the end. NewZealand is just a bit far for an afternoon visit. I do have a lovely dark green glass roped float that I bought at an auction years ago. It took a lot of cleaning but sits on the floor in a corner and I love it. Thank you for your lovely video. ❤️
Hi Donna, I think that green cabinet is called a pie safe.The metal is pierced so that pies can cool within it and be safely stored. Fun shop that was.
That is correct and I should have said haha, tho I've usually seen them taller, but that is right :) Thanks for the info and for stopping by :) @chris beckstrom
🍁🍂Donna,🍂🍁 Lovely beautiful scenes in your area. The little antique shop was amazing. The New England area is my kind of place. Looking forward to your boat house Reno. Thank you for sharing ... 🙋🏼🇨🇦
Donna, loved the visit to the sea faring shop! I would grab that little green wall cabinet in a heartbeat! Thank you for this outing! Also the ending shots of rain and bittersweet. Left me longing for the sea. AND, look how your channel is growing!! Congratulations:)
Wasn't that cabinet adorable @Joanne Emerick I really liked it. Didn't ask the price, but will next time. I also loved the green cabinet for possible Boathouse kitchen. Thank you I'm happy to have more subscribers, more people to take antiquing , on beach walks and share drawings with LOL.
The cabinet looks like my pie safe. The tin panels have a design on mine, two are replacements. Not perfect, but I love it. As a glass person I loved the large fishing floats. I have not ever seen them so large. Are they real ? I would love them anyway, I am just curious. I like to walk along the Mississippi , But for now I am enjoying your walks.
@@katherinebopp2021 Yes they are real, we've quite a few of these in most shops round here understandably being on the sea. I love them. I've one large on hanging in a window that catches the Winter light. I LOVE that pie safe, I'd love it for the boat house kitchen. we'll have to see the cots.
Really sweet visit to the antique/thrift store. That place defines the description seaside quaint...gotta love it! ...I was wondering if the green pottery stein depicting the old fisherman holding a stein was perhaps a McCoy pottery piece? McCoy was my mother's favorite pottery to collect and she seriously began her quest around 1980 along with her 4 dear cousins who were like sisters...yes, they clamored and competed but never had more joy in their lives spending an early day then catching lunch then more markets for other fun finds. ...I still collect McCoy and dearly love my memories. BTW, I'm doing well with hope and meds and the healing "chi" you bestowed me. I plan to learn more about aspects of chi because of you. I will share my learning and developing insights into chi at the treatment center and with friends. All forms of positive focused living lead to growing in soul. Thank you. ...Enjoy! ...Shalom!
It IS a McCoy and I was so excited as another commentor pointed it out and Was so happy as I broke my mother's favourite McCoy bowl a few years back and have not found a replacement for it, so knowing this was also McCoy and in that wonderful green it made me smile and also made me realize I'm going to be on the hunt for more of it in the future. And hopefully will find that bowl replacement one day, when it's meant to be. Well, I hope some good chi finds its way to you and you feel it's healing affects :) Have a Lovely Day @Curtiss Childress
Thank you for taking us through the antique shop! I have always loved the Adirondack baskets, but never knew what they were called. The bittersweet and thunder created such a cozy Cape Cod Autumn day.
Dear Linda I stumbled upon your charming videos Today! I'm on the west coast and also love seeing and being at the ocean. I am hypernating due to virus and your enthusiasm and excitement for life is contagious. Thank you. Also, love you bunnies and wallpaper Bonnie wilson
My ex was raise don the cape, his folks still live there. My older 2 girls spent every summer there, now they take our grands, and Ive visited many times. Very nice.
Thank you @Ellen Fiore it's from RUclips music library and I put the link in description so you know who the creator is :) It's a great resource for youtube music creators.
Interesting, I've never seen a Gentleman's tea cup! I love my twice weekly routine, coffee with Donna, and lunch with Lalande. Have a great rest of your week! I'm off to Virginia City Nevada in the morning to go ghost hunting. May be home in time for Sunday premieres. :)
Well, glad you stopped by for coffee @Edward Kenneth and I'll see you at Lalande. Ooh ghost hunting, does that mean finding them or capturing them? I'm intrigued.
Hi Donna. Just popped down from the office for a cup of tea, and was delighted to see a notification of your new video - so have just sat down to watch it - found a choc chip muffin too :) Love your rain soaked beach view - its so changeable day to day isn't it. Also fab moustache cup, what a lovely "little" find. Enjoy the rest of your day and look forward to catching up on the chat on Lalande tonight. take care, off to do some more work. Phil. p.s nearly 3,000 subscribers...WOW :)
Wonderful tea and muffins. Yes, the rain has returned today as well, which I'm rather happy about. We so need it. I'll see you at Lalande today. Wow, you're right, almost 3k ?
I first saw your video about your 300 year old cottage on Cape Cod this morning We love Cape Cod and Autumn is the best. Any videos about the history of the Cape and old houses would be appreciated. Your house is wonderful!!!!💙💜
Glad you enjoyed it! And as it is permitted I'm going to go to all the Cape towns and make video of the center some shops etc. I love the Cape and am excited to share it all with everyone.
Absolutely beautiful video...Love the rain, and the sea shore shop was so amazing & interesting. I wish I could shop with you!! I have beachcombed several green glass floats over the years and decorate with them. But all that stuff is so charming to look at, very fun shopping trip. Thank you for sharing
Donna I just found your channel and I am subscribing! I love what you are doing especially the art! Please teach us more on how you make your prints and how you do your digital art. I love your home by the sea. We have been to Osterville and so it does look familiar.
Thank you, I will and I LOVE Osterville, one of my nieces used to live there, I'll most likely visit at some point for some vlogs, going to eventually do all the villages and towns and such. Thank you for joining us and hope you come back @Beverly Murray
Lovely antique outing.The beach coast scenery with antique pieces add a sense of fishing salty air baskets with days catch.Where you live is a perfect place to create inspire the silence nature sound of the sea very special.Thankyou Donna❤️❤️
Oh thank you! It's such a simple site, one day I'll make it a bit better, but as it's been easy to just sell my art on things sort of worked out for me. Thanks for stopping by @Lorraine Gatzke
Loved the little shop!! Oh that green gate!And yes that green cabinet is lovely, also the little shelf too. I love all things Victorian, especially garden statues. That bench...amazing! I can just picture a grand lady sitting on it in her secret garden. Thanks for taking us along. 🦋
Hello there Donna. Oh my goodness me its October 2021 now whilst I'm watching this video. Oh my /there are many many things there so very tempting to buy,its so much treasure 😍. That gate outside was super lovely mmmm.it would be perfect in your garden,but yep ,,there will be others .so much to see.xxthankyou for making these lovely videos. X
I know I should be doing more antique shopping videos, but I've just not 'felt' it of late. I'm normally out this time of year at least once a week, but lately I've been even More of a homebody than usual. :) This place is really fun to shop and I always think of that garden gate when I'm passing.
Hello Donna, I'm a new watcher from Florida. I so love your walks and seeing scenery so different from my own. The shop was also very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Welcome! And I'm glad you enjoyed it. Yes I can imagine your view and even plantings must be very different. But you are much warmer than we are for sure :)
Hi fro NZ. What a treasure tribe of a shop! I love hunt scenes too and collect them plus nautical, so would probably spend myself silly in this place. Have always wanted to visit this area, so hopefully Covid will be gone by the time I manage to save. Keep safe everyone.
Glad you enjoyed it and I hope our world gets better and you can visit our lovely shores. I've always wanted to visit NZ but for me it's the long plane ride that put me off, haha. It looks SO gorgeous in films and what I've seen of it like a magical enchanted island.
You are so relaxed! Your presentation as a Host is very well I'll be redundant and say relaxing. I follow a fellow who is a British Mudlarker, who is very similar, just a pleasure to listen to. I grew up on the Pacific Coast of Canada, what you find there is similar to what I may find but often with a little different Providence. The beginning of your show here is awakening the Collectors Lust in me!! Fishing stuff is my thing!! Other stuff too like my Tiger Carnival ride from the 1940's but oh my the ocean and fishing items you are showing!!!! Those baskets are beautiful! We don't see them here very often. I have a replica of one, which works and is well made but of course lacks patina and signs of life. With the creels, watch for any that have the hole in the centre of the lid. As you have seen the hole is almost always on the one end, but a center hole will greatly increase the value and the seller may not know. Love that pitcher very much sort of has a Treasure Island feel! If I could find a drinking mug like that it would be awesome. What a great video!!!!
What a lovely and kind comment. I'm so happy you enjoyed it. I bet the antiques in West Coast Canada are amazing. I have gone antique hunting in old barns in Quebec, obviously east coast, and found amazing old French pieces. I'd so love to do that in France, one day...If the world ever gets a bit more normal :) Until then, I'll happily search and peek in all our lovely shops. Thank you for stopping by today @Kerry Pitt
There is a sign outside West Bridgewater's Eclectic Collection group shop, something like" the thing you liked today but went home to think about will be bought later today by someone who saw it yesterday" :,-)
This is so true and WHY I should have bought the vintage wallpaper screen the other day, but sometimes the decision is more due to how 'deep my pockets' are for that day LOL, but free to browse and enjoy it that way.
@@DonnaDavisArt leave a deposit! It shows you mean business,and the shops like to slap a "sold" label on display items,creates a positive atmosphere to stimulate more sales...
I've shared bits of my little dining room set up and once I shared an old video of me drawing at the desk of the house studio looking out my big ole broken window. One day, tho, I probably will.
Good morning! @Juney and how are you today? I'm still a bit 'shaky' with my footage, but I've learned some new stabilization settings for next time and I just HAVE to get a proper gimbal, they are so expensive! Hope you enjoyed it. I'll see you later today at Lalande chats.
@@hopediamond214 It's actually a lovely rain right now we're supposed to get a few inches, I'm happy for the garden and good day to edit and get some art done. :)
Hi Donna, I just stumbled across your channel and I love it! I went back and watched your first RUclips post. I look forward to watching all of them. It is so nice to see the Cape through someone else's eyes, it inspires me to take time out of my never-ending home repairs to go enjoy. Bunny Hall is lovely and in a beautiful location. I also loved the green metal gate at the antique shop in this post, I was tempted to go purchase it but I am trying to be thrifty right now. I will definitely be visiting that antique shop. I plan to check out the Lalande channel too.
Well, if you do get them, share a photo with us! @patricia langley I'd love to get them, but no where on my needed list after roofs and windows is there a space for decorative garden gate, lol, but In my head I designed a box hedge, put that fountain in the middle and made 4 squares lined with lavendar and filled with David Austen roses. Lol. imagination is free :)
I love the trips to the charity shops and your use of the word 'little' and 'sweet' :) Wow your channel has really exploded !! I can see why though as I really enjoy your content.
Thanks so much! 😊 It's funny we don't realize our reuse or peculiarities in speech until we hear ourselves over and over again in the editing process haha. But, what can I do, I suppose take me as I am :) I'm glad you enjoy my 'little' trips LOL
so the youtube algo's finally recommend a channel i like. i have been taking my young children to thift stores for quite some time. i think it teaches them money management skills too because they often score some incredible items that are of great quality and price much lowwer then new big box stores. and we don't send our money to some far off city where the big box HQ lives. thank you for this great vid looking forward to seeing more. greetings from barbstable :)
What a lovely place to thrift treasures. I also loved the green cabinet and the beautiful garden gate. What are those beautiful colored balls hanging in the netting? Are they glass?
But that GATE!!! ❤️❤️ I would have had to have it, and sell some things I already own to pay for it. It is so special! At first I had thought the mousetache cup was a shaving cup. I have two shaving cups and lather brushes (sic). Maybe I need to check to make sure they aren’t actually men’s tea cups😂
I know @Kana Michelle I really WANT that gate too, lol, but my boathouse wants a roof and the house wants new windows so...yeah choice haha. But, you never know, it might still be there when I could fit it into my budget. Thanks for stopping by, oh and yes the moustache cups have that obvious rim with the hole to hold the stash and allow drinking the shaving mug has the entire top covered with a hold in the center and usually lifts out for cleaning, is that how yours are?
@@DonnaDavisArt boy I am just not sure about the cup. As it turns out, I could only find one of them. Nothing lifts out. There is an indentation inside with three holes, I assume to drain, and the inner rim is in the shape of a mustache, but when I pretended to drink out of it the mustache shaped rim was so far away from where a moustache would be that it wouldn’t work for anyone but a huge man. 😂 I always thought it was so you could put a little sliver of shaving soap in and it would also drain, and the brush went in the open side. I am flummoxed. From your description it must be a moustache cup. It sure is beautiful though. It is also decorated rather femininely. Turquoise blue with pink roses. About the gate, yes some things must take priority. I admire your restraint!
@@kanamichelle7404 It sounds like yours IS a shaving cup and yes soap in drains through the holes so it doesn't get water logged, only some had that bit removable. I love all kinds of cups and mugs really. :)
Hello Donna, what a treat - I just loved your little New England thrift shop - I live all things maritime👍🤗And couldn't believe it when you picked up your equestrian cup! I have one with almost identical scene and this is the one I've been drinking my coffee in , watching your videos:) I have a saucer too :)) The view from your house just makes me stop and stare - every time! Have a lovely weekend xx
Thanks so much 😊 Do you know the name/and design name of your equestrian China? This didn't have any on the bottom I could read, but I'd Love to collect it!
Do you know I never looked before? It says Aynsley - Est 1775 - and then England and something else... The original stamp is green, but there is another silver stamp on top of it - Marga , Made in England and some figures I cannot decipher. Interesting - looks like a company stamp that was maybe selling it ? Also looks old to me but I'm no expert. I bought it in a charity shop years ago, probably for a pound or two :)
I believe your green Tankard is McCoy .... does it have a shield on the bottom with a number in it? I have a mug the same color and circle with shield and a number 6 inside the shield .. part of their sanitary stoneware from the 1920's. Good find for you !
I wondered if it was McCoy, I broke my favourite McCoy bowl that used to be my Mothers that was that green. I'm checking now YES a shield with a 6 OH now I love it even more thank you @Betty Gehm
yes I did say sea floats, but misspoke at one time, haha, I love them, we have them in all the antique shops round here and I have quiet a few in my house. When I'm filming sometimes I speak so quickly I have to correct myself later LOL. The preceded the use of wood and cork and were used for both gill nets and also as markers for things sometimes like lobster pots and the like. :)
Those are old floats for fishing , they would hold up nets or also be markers for where lobster pots and such would be set. Before they used wood/cork and then plastic and polystyrene, glass woven into net was used , as it floats on water. These are often found in antique shops and such around coastal areas. I think the earliest ones recorded are 1840s or so in Norway. I have a few hanging about Bunny Hall. They're pretty to catch the light coming through windows or in gardens. Thanks for stopping by @Starr 64
@@DonnaDavisArt Isle of Wight Donna, a small island steeped in history. I love Cape Cod and the islands, I was due to be there in the spring but due to COVID it was cancelled, I’m rebooked for next year.
@@Antony_isleofwight Oh the Isle of Wight of course, love to visit, hopefully one day, travel will become something we can do. One can hope anyway. Until then, armchair tourists are we! :)
These are glass floats. They were used by fisherman, specifically to hold aloft Gill nets but also, in this area, as markers for lobster pots. The earliest I know of them is about 1840s and then they were replaced with Cork and Wooden ones and today they use Polystyrene and plastic. They are very popular here and you can find them everywhere. I have a few and one large one hanging in a spot that catches the Winter Sun.
Love going shopping with you, wondering if you have ever priced those white swans? There are alot of neat things in that little shop thank you for the video.
Not yet! But I will take us shopping there again and will be more diligent about showing prices :) In fact I could even put up a list of what people wanted to know for prices in the shop, now that I have the community button, and go back and find out! That'd be kind of fun!
I know @Escape to rural France it's my canon g7x I had the wrong settings on and I NEED a gimbal stabalizer but they are just too expensive for me. One day I'll get one :) Thanks for stopping by. Yes, we have an odd mix of Old English things and also nautical New England things. We do sometimes get French pieces at the more 'upscale' shop. What did you say you bought as a gimbal /stabalizer, tho you probably use your phone, and My phone is very old and not very good camera.
@@DonnaDavisArt we use dji osmo mobile, yes the ones that hold a camera are a lot more than the ones that hold a phone, all the stuff around vlogging seems to be very expensive!
@@escapetoruralfrance Isn't it just. I bought an inexpensive one for around 50 us dollars but it uses weights and it's so complicate, I'm going to try it out next week and see if I can get the blessed thing to work, lol. Maybe Father Christmas will bring me a proper gimbal :)
@Escape to rural France Hi Dan & Annalise. How lovely to see you here too. Just love the way we all support each other. Take care and catch up later at Lalande?
OH, it's not until November, but I am 'always looking for my own gifts' in October, haha. Yes thanks for stopping by fellow New Englander :) @Barbie Harris
Yes someone else mentioned that and I don't know why I didn't notice it. I broke my favourite mccoy bowl that ws my mother's in that green and was so sad. When I realized this I thought, 'aw, mum lead me to this jug' :)
I might do a video where I go back for prices. I'll maybe use my community buton and have a 'survey' or something where you can ask what things you want to know the price for and I'll go back for a vlog doing that, might be fun!
First off, yeah cwismis! ;) I hope you are able to finagle that green gate and cabinet, love them so much for your place! I'm surprised you didn't say anything about the antlers, but I'm super excited that you got gentleman's tea cup, and that green fisherman pitcher would be so cute for water or as a base. Do you have plans for them or just decorative pieces?
Hurrah Christmas! If only I could get the gate, but I might be able to afford the cabinet, need to see the price. I did mention them, but they got cut in the edit LOL. There were some amazing stuffed fish too.
@@DonnaDavisArt I'll have to venture over to this place. Is this on the small bridge near the buzzards bay rotary, near the little bait and tackle place?
@@DonnaDavisArt Thank you so much....I love McCoy pottery so I was able to buy a pitcher on ebay and look forward to getting it. I just loved it when you found yours
@@denisebaker346 I broke my Mother's McCoy bowl, in this green, a few years back and have been trying to find one like it locally, but so far no luck. It doesn't want to be found yet, I guess :)
I'll have to go back here and check prices for everyone, but usually such cutouts are readily found round here so new ones can be as inexpensive as 20 dollars or so, but if they are old or special then obviously the price goes up!
@@ellenfiore3726 I promise I'll ask next time and remind me again and I'll put it in a video :) But I'm going to be more conscious about saying prices AND I have to find a better way to stabilize my camera...
I have done a pig, here is one from my Animals in Chairs series I think the link will work. society6.com/product/farm-animals-in-chairs-3-pig_print?sku=s6-6340670p4a1v45
I love the green cabinet, but my husband would be horrified at the aged look. And, for me, the $550 price visible on the tag is too dear. So I will make a mental note and it's possible that my coral tea armoire will become a green tea armoire...if I can convince my husband that aged doesn't mean ratty.
OH you could see the price and it was $550, yes that's far too dear for me as well. ha ha that's funny, I'm lucky in that my husband barely notices such things, I'd paint the kitchen bright purple and he might notice give a laugh and light his pipe, lol. He doesn't care a stitch about design. Tho, to be fair, if he were a bachelor he'd live in glass and steel :)
@@DonnaDavisArt Mine says 'you can decorate any way you want' and then if I bring home the tiniest can of chalk paint, he starts saying with alarm, 'what are you going to do with THAT?' The coral armoire came to me (used) in its intense color, and hubby likes it because it's close to his favorite color, red. It doesn't go with anything in the livingroom where it lives, but I like it too much to put it into his study, so at some point the color is going to change. (I have three choices, linen white, muted gray, and a dusty purple, so he WILL notice when I do it.) Thanks again for the peek into the seaside antique shack.
The oyster fisherman aren't the neighbours but they neighbours whose dock they are allowed to use will sell them to us at a deal. We can also get a cheap license and dig our own out front if we like, I LOVE seafood.
Wow, most of his stuff is SO EXPENSIVE!! Does he ever have sales? Bunny thing, $40.00 way too high, in my opinion. Granted, a lot of interesting items but he could probably sell a lot of things if he lowered his prices a bit. But maybe he's well off, rich guy and figures if ihe sells the items, fine, if he doesn't then it's ok too. But still should lower his prices on a lot of that stuff! I mean, how many people buy things there at these prices? If I'm ever in that area, I'll skip that shop. I'm not a Kennedy or related to one. 🤐 I'll have to stick to regular and reasonably priced thrift shops which you have shown on some of your video's. The jug you got is a good price though at $12.00. You were lucky to find that. I forgot what the men's teacup cost.
It's an odd market here as usually in the Summer we have more affluent people who pay higher prices to do over their Summer homes so dealers sort of have 'tourits/summer' prices and 'locals' prices haha.
Hello. I enjoyed the vlog. You have to most def team up with Bad Friends! Their videos low-key are like Yes Theory and MrBeast. They are the funniest friend group on the planet and they get drunk on RUclips. You should definitely see their YT out and give the team a subscribe! 👉 #YourBaddestFriends
Sorry, I am soft spoken, but thanks for stopping by anyway @Katerina Stepovikov still learning how to use my equipment haha. But, we aren't a match for everyone, eh? Have a good day.
Your videos are very calming. Thank you for that. Sending you sweet vibes. 🌻☀️🍀☀️🌻
Thank you! You too!
Love this place . I have taken many photos there. Love buzzards Bay.
Me too!
Oh, what an sweet little store!! Just love the basket and the glass buoys, such beautiful colors. Thanks for taking us along, I appreciate you!!😍
You are so welcome!
The rain drops are just beautiful on the Bittersweet.
I couldn't resist @maria kirk I'm forever noticing and sketching or photographing these things and then I think, "Hmm I suppose others would find it lovely too?" So, I'm glad I shared it now. I love those days with intermittent rain and sun, the light is always so magical .And it's pouring cats and dogs right now!
I loved this place and can see why you like it. I’m a true thrifter by heart. Be blessed.
Me too!!
O That Bittersweet... so beautiful, it's red jewel berries dripping with crystals of rain
Don't let it lure you with it's siren song @Forest BirdGirl it'll get you to fall in love with it's berries and then quietly wrap it's vines round you in the Spring when you aren't looking, lol, the battle we have She and I. :)
I loved hearing the thunder thru the mist!
Me too and today we've another rain storm.
How Beautiful, just like a little touch of Heaven. Enjoy! TFS & Have a blessed day...
Thank you so much!
Thank you for the visit to this eclectic seaside antique shop. So different & interesting with the elements of the sea & Appalachians. The pack baskets were amazing & the copper diving helmet was my 'Thirty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea' fantasy. So different from my usual haunts!
Glad you enjoyed it, wasn't that diving helmet or diving bell I think they are called? wonderful! I didn't check the price, I may go back and just do a 'price' video for everyone :)
If it is possible ~ prices are always welcome & relative to our own collecting. Ty for being so considerate!
Patty 🧡🍁🎃 Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
I share you attraction to anything green! and so enjoying your videos and trips to these little out-of-the-way gems on and near the Cape. Please continue to add art and peace to our days! Stay safe and well
I shall indeed keep making vlogs @Denise Connors and am so happy when people enjoy them. I'm still learning so hope to get better as I go.
Hello Donna, What a lovely Antique store you visited... I love the glass buoys!! I can't justify having them as I don't live by the sea.... lakes, lake and more lakes... I loved the equestrian cup and the jug... adorable... you have a great eye for things... It is a pleasure to watch your Cape Cod view, always so lovely!
Thanks so much and I think you could own a glass float no matter Where you live! They are beautiful to catch the light coming through windows or in the garden.
Thank you for your videos-I enjoy them-your walks and your love of nature and thrifting! I love the ocean and have not seen it in years-thank you!!!
You are so welcome!
Thx so much Donna! Your vlogs just give me a sense of peace
Hello @Merryll Thomas so happy to see you here and I'm so glad you enjoy them. When I began making them I wondered if they'd be far too boring, I live so quietly here. :)
@@DonnaDavisArt not once was I ever bored listening to you
What a treasure trove. Love the green kitchen cabinet.
Isn't it lovely @JMK I'm going to go back and get a price on it. How are you today?
The bittersweet is sooo pretty. I love your thrifting finds, especially the green pitcher
Thank you and I LOVE that pitcher.
My brother in law grew up in Wareham - love visiting there and watching your videos. Great eye to follow at the antique stores.
Thanks for watching! and I've got to get an affordable gimbal at some point so I can take better interior shots of the shops. Hoping to get as many in as I can in case we get another lockdown :/
Good morning Donna. I just returned from my favorite southcoast antique shop, Acushnet River Antiques in New Bedford. Worth the trip, right off 195. I was very happy that the vendor accepted an offer on a beautiful Weller jardineire that I've been watching for awhile. Rainy days are perfect for treasure hunting! I haven't been to the Wareham Flea Market since last year, pre-covid.
Oh I LOVE that place in New Bedford. Haven't been since this year. I di ddo the Wareham flea market last weekend it was odd to be there again. I did film a bit but will go back most likely and do a filming.
So many treasures, the purple apothecary jars, the history of the baskets, and the fish! 🐟
I LOVE the old Adirondack baskets too, and if I ever find myself in the market to get one (would LOVE one for the main house kitchen when ever we can do that over) as a lovely display piece, or even to hold things but have it hang on the wall from it's straps. Thanks for stopping by @Velvet & Toads
Had a blast thrifting in Cape Cod last year. 🥰
Isn't it a great place to go shopping for antiques and such, tho not always the best prices, but estate sales (of which were only online this year) are the best. OH How I wish I could take all of you to an estate sale at old houses around here, the treasures you can find and even the fun 'looking' of the thing. Maybe that world will return one day.
I can't believe it, I have that flying goose with the metal wings hanging outside and one of those swans. I believe I must've done art shows with the decoy maker, I believe he was from your area.
THis is the kind of shop I love, absolutely cluttered with treasure yet to be found in every nook and cranny. The green pie-safe is great. I see a spool box I would like and the tall white water dispenser... and the preying mantis garden art, Oh, You're killin me!
Great price on the Green yellow-ware pitcher!
There really are many treasures to be had in there. I was excited on the green pitcher as well. I saw more things I liked when I was editing that I didn't even notice when I was in there lol.
That shop reminds me of our antique shop here in Florida ,We sold tons of concrete statuary and salvage outside ,inside was similarly jam packed like that ,not so much marine stuff but a bit of everything ,We retired from it about 5 years ago,loved it ,
Oh wow! That sounds amazing. I love cement and concrete and metal garden things, they are always so dear round here tho.
Tasha Tudor, dressed in old timey clothes, from an early age. We loved her, just because. She was so simple and sweet. She taught us how to be ourselves and like us. Thanks for showing us around your world. And how to enjoy our world, too. In 1983, I rode on the "Olaf, sailboat, at Provincetown , Cape Cod. By moonlight, we observed a celebration of nation's and their sail ships with their cadets in training. Beautiful. Back in the 1800's, if you weren't a farmer, you would have been a sailor. Thanks for the trip to the nautical shop. Liked the Victorian fountain, sweet.....e
@evelyn byrd I LOVED Tasha Tudor (well, still do) she had a magical life. I bet that early 80s Provincetown boat ride was amazing. Ptown is a bit different than it was in early 80's but still a pretty amazing place in the Summer it's like a city!
I'd have want to been a farmer/sailor :)
I love old things
Me too!
It doesn’t cost to look.........great shop
You got that right!
I just loved that outing . I have never seen a nautical antique shack like that. Ooh I did want that gate at the beginning, that sweet little cabinet - you didn’t buy it ! - and that heavenly ornate iron bench at the end. NewZealand is just a bit far for an afternoon visit. I do have a lovely dark green glass roped float that I bought at an auction years ago. It took a lot of cleaning but sits on the floor in a corner and I love it. Thank you for your lovely video. ❤️
Thank you for the tour! Love the goodies!
Thanks for watching!
I loved your video today. I have recently started collecting the glass fishing floats. I enjoyed learning about the baskets. Have a wonderful evening.
You are so welcome!
Hi Donna, I think that green cabinet is called a pie safe.The metal is pierced so that pies can cool within it and be safely stored. Fun shop that was.
That is correct and I should have said haha, tho I've usually seen them taller, but that is right :) Thanks for the info and for stopping by :) @chris beckstrom
🍁🍂Donna,🍂🍁
Lovely beautiful scenes in your area.
The little antique shop was amazing.
The New England area is my kind of place.
Looking forward to your boat house Reno.
Thank you for sharing ... 🙋🏼🇨🇦
Wonderful and thank you for stopping by.
Such an interesting shop. I hope you can get the green cabinet. I loved the garden gate and bench too. tfs
I hope so too!
Great vlog on a rainy day! I love the view of the beach and water through the bittersweet. I look forward to Sunday afternoon. Thanks Donna 🙏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it! And thank you so much for stopping by @Mavid Pritchard
Lived here my whole life and passed by this place a million times. Going to have to check it out. Enjoy the rest of the week.
You HAVE to stop @Carolyn Gadles it's so worth it!
Donna, loved the visit to the sea faring shop! I would grab that little green wall cabinet in a heartbeat! Thank you for this outing! Also the ending shots of rain and bittersweet. Left me longing for the sea. AND, look how your channel is growing!! Congratulations:)
Wasn't that cabinet adorable @Joanne Emerick I really liked it. Didn't ask the price, but will next time. I also loved the green cabinet for possible Boathouse kitchen.
Thank you I'm happy to have more subscribers, more people to take antiquing , on beach walks and share drawings with LOL.
The cabinet looks like my pie safe. The tin panels have a design on mine, two are replacements. Not perfect, but I love it. As a glass person I loved the large fishing floats. I have not ever seen them so large. Are they real ? I would love them anyway, I am just curious. I like to walk along the Mississippi , But for now I am enjoying your walks.
@@katherinebopp2021 Yes they are real, we've quite a few of these in most shops round here understandably being on the sea. I love them. I've one large on hanging in a window that catches the Winter light. I LOVE that pie safe, I'd love it for the boat house kitchen. we'll have to see the cots.
Thanks for sharing an bringing back old memories of where I use to live.
Glad you enjoyed it
Loved this video! Loved the green cupboard too!
Me too!!
Really sweet visit to the antique/thrift store. That place defines the description seaside quaint...gotta love it! ...I was wondering if the green pottery stein depicting the old fisherman holding a stein was perhaps a McCoy pottery piece? McCoy was my mother's favorite pottery to collect and she seriously began her quest around 1980 along with her 4 dear cousins who were like sisters...yes, they clamored and competed but never had more joy in their lives spending an early day then catching lunch then more markets for other fun finds. ...I still collect McCoy and dearly love my memories. BTW, I'm doing well with hope and meds and the healing "chi" you bestowed me. I plan to learn more about aspects of chi because of you. I will share my learning and developing insights into chi at the treatment center and with friends. All forms of positive focused living lead to growing in soul. Thank you. ...Enjoy! ...Shalom!
It IS a McCoy and I was so excited as another commentor pointed it out and Was so happy as I broke my mother's favourite McCoy bowl a few years back and have not found a replacement for it, so knowing this was also McCoy and in that wonderful green it made me smile and also made me realize I'm going to be on the hunt for more of it in the future. And hopefully will find that bowl replacement one day, when it's meant to be.
Well, I hope some good chi finds its way to you and you feel it's healing affects :) Have a Lovely Day @Curtiss Childress
Thank you for taking us through the antique shop! I have always loved the Adirondack baskets, but never knew what they were called. The bittersweet and thunder created such a cozy Cape Cod Autumn day.
You are so welcome!
Hunt theme will work well at Christmas, perfect color.
I think so too!
Love the gentleman's cup and the green cabinet with mirror that was hanging on the wall.
Wasn't that little cabinet sweet, it is on my 'wish list' lol thanks for stopping by @Cajun Cottage Farm
Dear Linda
I stumbled upon your charming videos Today!
I'm on the west coast and also love seeing and being at the ocean.
I am hypernating due to virus and your enthusiasm and excitement for life is contagious. Thank you.
Also, love you bunnies and wallpaper
Bonnie wilson
Thank you so much!
My ex was raise don the cape, his folks still live there. My older 2 girls spent every summer there, now they take our grands, and Ive visited many times. Very nice.
It truly is a lovely place I think.
Loved opening 🎶 music
Thank you @Ellen Fiore it's from RUclips music library and I put the link in description so you know who the creator is :) It's a great resource for youtube music creators.
Interesting, I've never seen a Gentleman's tea cup! I love my twice weekly routine, coffee with Donna, and lunch with Lalande. Have a great rest of your week! I'm off to Virginia City Nevada in the morning to go ghost hunting. May be home in time for Sunday premieres. :)
Well, glad you stopped by for coffee @Edward Kenneth and I'll see you at Lalande. Ooh ghost hunting, does that mean finding them or capturing them? I'm intrigued.
Wow what a store
Great place, huh?
Oh my how creative you are with your intro video, disappearing like you did ! How did you do that. You are truly inspiring,
Please share!!
Just editing, I use shotcut which is a free download editing software
Hi Donna. Just popped down from the office for a cup of tea, and was delighted to see a notification of your new video - so have just sat down to watch it - found a choc chip muffin too :)
Love your rain soaked beach view - its so changeable day to day isn't it. Also fab moustache cup, what a lovely "little" find. Enjoy the rest of your day and look forward to catching up on the chat on Lalande tonight. take care, off to do some more work. Phil.
p.s nearly 3,000 subscribers...WOW :)
Wonderful tea and muffins. Yes, the rain has returned today as well, which I'm rather happy about. We so need it.
I'll see you at Lalande today.
Wow, you're right, almost 3k ?
Hi Donna. Love this video. Been there! Thanks for the memories!
Glad you enjoyed it isn't it fun!
I first saw your video about your 300 year old cottage on Cape Cod this morning We love Cape Cod and Autumn is the best. Any videos about the history of the Cape and old houses would be appreciated. Your house is wonderful!!!!💙💜
Glad you enjoyed it! And as it is permitted I'm going to go to all the Cape towns and make video of the center some shops etc. I love the Cape and am excited to share it all with everyone.
Good Morning 🌞 from Sweetwater, Texas! I really enjoy looking at your lovely videos & I enjoy antique shopping also! 💐
Good morning!
Love the thrift shopping❤️
Thank you!!
Absolutely beautiful video...Love the rain, and the sea shore shop was so amazing & interesting. I wish I could shop with you!! I have beachcombed several green glass floats over the years and decorate with them. But all that stuff is so charming to look at, very fun shopping trip. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Donna I just found your channel and I am subscribing! I love what you are doing especially the art! Please teach us more on how you make your prints and how you do your digital art. I love your home by the sea. We have been to Osterville and so it does look familiar.
Thank you, I will and I LOVE Osterville, one of my nieces used to live there, I'll most likely visit at some point for some vlogs, going to eventually do all the villages and towns and such. Thank you for joining us and hope you come back @Beverly Murray
Lovely antique outing.The beach coast scenery with antique pieces add a sense of fishing salty air baskets with days catch.Where you live is a perfect place to create inspire the silence nature sound of the sea very special.Thankyou Donna❤️❤️
Thank you so much @Brenda Mcgee and I'm so happy you enjoyed it. I'll keep sharing with all of you.
Hi Donna, I had a look at your website. I love your art work. I will go back later today and take a closer look. 💖👋🇿🇦
Oh thank you! It's such a simple site, one day I'll make it a bit better, but as it's been easy to just sell my art on things sort of worked out for me. Thanks for stopping by @Lorraine Gatzke
Loved the little shop!! Oh that green gate!And yes that green cabinet is lovely, also the little shelf too. I love all things Victorian, especially garden statues. That bench...amazing! I can just picture a grand lady sitting on it in her secret garden. Thanks for taking us along. 🦋
Thanks so much! 😊 Isn't that Gate amazing. I really could plan a rose garden round that piece. Maybe one day.
Absolutely! A gateway to another lovely place. 🦋
Thank you Donna. Loved the thrift shop would like to go there too. Raining here in Hampshire today. See you Sunday 😊
Thanks for visiting and yes see you Sunday @marilyn nash
OMG I went thrifting in cap cod they have amazing shops
Don't they just! We really do have a richness of good shops.
Hello there Donna. Oh my goodness me its October 2021 now whilst I'm watching this video. Oh my /there are many many things there so very tempting to buy,its so much treasure 😍. That gate outside was super lovely mmmm.it would be perfect in your garden,but yep ,,there will be others .so much to see.xxthankyou for making these lovely videos. X
I know I should be doing more antique shopping videos, but I've just not 'felt' it of late. I'm normally out this time of year at least once a week, but lately I've been even More of a homebody than usual. :) This place is really fun to shop and I always think of that garden gate when I'm passing.
Hello Donna, I'm a new watcher from Florida. I so love your walks and seeing scenery so different from my own. The shop was also very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Welcome! And I'm glad you enjoyed it. Yes I can imagine your view and even plantings must be very different. But you are much warmer than we are for sure :)
Hi fro NZ. What a treasure tribe of a shop! I love hunt scenes too and collect them plus nautical, so would probably spend myself silly in this place. Have always wanted to visit this area, so hopefully Covid will be gone by the time I manage to save. Keep safe everyone.
Glad you enjoyed it and I hope our world gets better and you can visit our lovely shores. I've always wanted to visit NZ but for me it's the long plane ride that put me off, haha. It looks SO gorgeous in films and what I've seen of it like a magical enchanted island.
You are so relaxed! Your presentation as a Host is very well I'll be redundant and say relaxing.
I follow a fellow who is a British Mudlarker, who is very similar, just a pleasure to listen to.
I grew up on the Pacific Coast of Canada, what you find there is similar to what I may find but often with a little different Providence. The beginning of your show here is awakening the Collectors Lust in me!! Fishing stuff is my thing!! Other stuff too like my Tiger Carnival ride from the 1940's but oh my the ocean and fishing items you are showing!!!!
Those baskets are beautiful! We don't see them here very often. I have a replica of one, which works and is well made but of course lacks patina and signs of life.
With the creels, watch for any that have the hole in the centre of the lid. As you have seen the hole is almost always on the one end, but a center hole will greatly increase the value and the seller may not know.
Love that pitcher very much sort of has a Treasure Island feel! If I could find a drinking mug like that it would be awesome.
What a great video!!!!
What a lovely and kind comment. I'm so happy you enjoyed it. I bet the antiques in West Coast Canada are amazing. I have gone antique hunting in old barns in Quebec, obviously east coast, and found amazing old French pieces. I'd so love to do that in France, one day...If the world ever gets a bit more normal :) Until then, I'll happily search and peek in all our lovely shops.
Thank you for stopping by today @Kerry Pitt
I sure did enjoyed it 😀 Thank you 😊
I'm so glad!
There is a sign outside West Bridgewater's Eclectic Collection group shop, something like" the thing you liked today but went home to think about will be bought later today by someone who saw it yesterday" :,-)
This is so true and WHY I should have bought the vintage wallpaper screen the other day, but sometimes the decision is more due to how 'deep my pockets' are for that day LOL, but free to browse and enjoy it that way.
@@DonnaDavisArt leave a deposit! It shows you mean business,and the shops like to slap a "sold" label on display items,creates a positive atmosphere to stimulate more sales...
Great thrift shop.🥰
Yes it was! How are you today?
@@DonnaDavisArt Driving back home to Dorset after a wet but enjoyable week in Cornwall. 🥰
@@theceramicrepairstudio Gee, you just go to all my favourite spots!
It would be so much gun going to the new england state's to sight see and go though the junk shops
Maybe one day travel will return @Mary Coleman and you could make the trip. I think New England is a fine holiday spot.
Would love to see your studio and art work
I've shared bits of my little dining room set up and once I shared an old video of me drawing at the desk of the house studio looking out my big ole broken window. One day, tho, I probably will.
Good morning Donna 🐰🧚♂️🌊🐚
Good morning! @Juney and how are you today? I'm still a bit 'shaky' with my footage, but I've learned some new stabilization settings for next time and I just HAVE to get a proper gimbal, they are so expensive! Hope you enjoyed it. I'll see you later today at Lalande chats.
More rain is headed your way from the Bluegrass state
@@hopediamond214 It's actually a lovely rain right now we're supposed to get a few inches, I'm happy for the garden and good day to edit and get some art done. :)
I love a rainy day...especially with thunder ☁️ 💥 & lightening
Hi Donna, I just stumbled across your channel and I love it! I went back and watched your first RUclips post. I look forward to watching all of them. It is so nice to see the Cape through someone else's eyes, it inspires me to take time out of my never-ending home repairs to go enjoy. Bunny Hall is lovely and in a beautiful location. I also loved the green metal gate at the antique shop in this post, I was tempted to go purchase it but I am trying to be thrifty right now. I will definitely be visiting that antique shop. I plan to check out the Lalande channel too.
Well, if you do get them, share a photo with us! @patricia langley I'd love to get them, but no where on my needed list after roofs and windows is there a space for decorative garden gate, lol, but In my head I designed a box hedge, put that fountain in the middle and made 4 squares lined with lavendar and filled with David Austen roses. Lol. imagination is free :)
Such a beautiful place where you live. I love hearing the thunder in the distance. Have a wonderful weekend. TOODLES JuJu
Thanks for visiting
Oh I'm collecting copper for my kitchen
Good choice!
I love the trips to the charity shops and your use of the word 'little' and 'sweet' :) Wow your channel has really exploded !! I can see why though as I really enjoy your content.
Thanks so much! 😊 It's funny we don't realize our reuse or peculiarities in speech until we hear ourselves over and over again in the editing process haha. But, what can I do, I suppose take me as I am :)
I'm glad you enjoy my 'little' trips LOL
so the youtube algo's finally recommend a channel i like. i have been taking my young children to thift stores for quite some time. i think it teaches them money management skills too because they often score some incredible items that are of great quality and price much lowwer then new big box stores. and we don't send our money to some far off city where the big box HQ lives. thank you for this great vid looking forward to seeing more. greetings from barbstable :)
Welcome aboard! And thank you. I'll be doing as many antique and thrift shop videos as I can manage soon, as long as we are still allowed :)
What a lovely place to thrift treasures. I also loved the green cabinet and the beautiful garden gate. What are those beautiful colored balls hanging in the netting? Are they glass?
Yes they are!
But that GATE!!! ❤️❤️ I would have had to have it, and sell some things I already own to pay for it. It is so special! At first I had thought the mousetache cup was a shaving cup. I have two shaving cups and lather brushes (sic). Maybe I need to check to make sure they aren’t actually men’s tea cups😂
I know @Kana Michelle I really WANT that gate too, lol, but my boathouse wants a roof and the house wants new windows so...yeah choice haha. But, you never know, it might still be there when I could fit it into my budget. Thanks for stopping by, oh and yes the moustache cups have that obvious rim with the hole to hold the stash and allow drinking the shaving mug has the entire top covered with a hold in the center and usually lifts out for cleaning, is that how yours are?
@@DonnaDavisArt boy I am just not sure about the cup. As it turns out, I could only find one of them. Nothing lifts out. There is an indentation inside with three holes, I assume to drain, and the inner rim is in the shape of a mustache, but when I pretended to drink out of it the mustache shaped rim was so far away from where a moustache would be that it wouldn’t work for anyone but a huge man. 😂 I always thought it was so you could put a little sliver of shaving soap in and it would also drain, and the brush went in the open side. I am flummoxed. From your description it must be a moustache cup. It sure is beautiful though. It is also decorated rather femininely. Turquoise blue with pink roses. About the gate, yes some things must take priority. I admire your restraint!
@@kanamichelle7404 It sounds like yours IS a shaving cup and yes soap in drains through the holes so it doesn't get water logged, only some had that bit removable. I love all kinds of cups and mugs really. :)
@@DonnaDavisArt Thanks, Donna. I love them all too.
Hello Donna, what a treat - I just loved your little New England thrift shop - I live all things maritime👍🤗And couldn't believe it when you picked up your equestrian cup! I have one with almost identical scene and this is the one I've been drinking my coffee in , watching your videos:) I have a saucer too :)) The view from your house just makes me stop and stare - every time! Have a lovely weekend xx
Thanks so much 😊 Do you know the name/and design name of your equestrian China? This didn't have any on the bottom I could read, but I'd Love to collect it!
Do you know I never looked before? It says Aynsley - Est 1775 - and then England and something else... The original stamp is green, but there is another silver stamp on top of it - Marga , Made in England and some figures I cannot decipher. Interesting - looks like a company stamp that was maybe selling it ? Also looks old to me but I'm no expert. I bought it in a charity shop years ago, probably for a pound or two :)
I believe your green Tankard is McCoy .... does it have a shield on the bottom with a number in it? I have a mug the same color and circle with shield and a number 6 inside the shield .. part of their sanitary stoneware from the 1920's. Good find for you !
I wondered if it was McCoy, I broke my favourite McCoy bowl that used to be my Mothers that was that green. I'm checking now
YES a shield with a 6 OH now I love it even more thank you @Betty Gehm
The round glass things aren’t sea weights. They are floats for gill nets.
yes I did say sea floats, but misspoke at one time, haha, I love them, we have them in all the antique shops round here and I have quiet a few in my house. When I'm filming sometimes I speak so quickly I have to correct myself later LOL. The preceded the use of wood and cork and were used for both gill nets and also as markers for things sometimes like lobster pots and the like. :)
What are the large glass balls inside of the rope used for ?
Beautiful items in this store
I also love that Beautiful screen you want.
God Bless
Those are old floats for fishing , they would hold up nets or also be markers for where lobster pots and such would be set. Before they used wood/cork and then plastic and polystyrene, glass woven into net was used , as it floats on water. These are often found in antique shops and such around coastal areas. I think the earliest ones recorded are 1840s or so in Norway. I have a few hanging about Bunny Hall. They're pretty to catch the light coming through windows or in gardens. Thanks for stopping by @Starr 64
@@DonnaDavisArt
If I ever come across them I would love to purchase one or two.
You purchased 2 interesting pieces.
Great video
TUFS
Good morning Donna, I’m new to your channel and loving it.! So greetings from a small island in the south of England 😊
I LOVE England, which Island? Guernsey, Jersey, ?
@@DonnaDavisArt Isle of Wight Donna, a small island steeped in history. I love Cape Cod and the islands, I was due to be there in the spring but due to COVID it was cancelled, I’m rebooked for next year.
@@Antony_isleofwight Oh the Isle of Wight of course, love to visit, hopefully one day, travel will become something we can do. One can hope anyway. Until then, armchair tourists are we! :)
@@DonnaDavisArt ooh, I live opposite the IofW, near Lymington, lovely isn’t it,Kris
Those glass balls are interesting...would love to hear story of those.
These are glass floats. They were used by fisherman, specifically to hold aloft Gill nets but also, in this area, as markers for lobster pots. The earliest I know of them is about 1840s and then they were replaced with Cork and Wooden ones and today they use Polystyrene and plastic. They are very popular here and you can find them everywhere. I have a few and one large one hanging in a spot that catches the Winter Sun.
@@DonnaDavisArt thank you
Love going shopping with you, wondering if you have ever priced those white swans? There are alot of neat things in that little shop thank you for the video.
Not yet! But I will take us shopping there again and will be more diligent about showing prices :) In fact I could even put up a list of what people wanted to know for prices in the shop, now that I have the community button, and go back and find out! That'd be kind of fun!
@@DonnaDavisArt That would be great. Thank you so much. Have a good day. 😊
Thank you for sharing, helping me to cope with covid19 isolation. Covid19 positive, 3rd test 10/20 still positive. Blessings to you and yours
Be safe and get better soon @Brenda Hicks
Love all the nautical stuff,very different to what we get,what do you use to film on it seems very shakey
I know @Escape to rural France it's my canon g7x I had the wrong settings on and I NEED a gimbal stabalizer but they are just too expensive for me. One day I'll get one :) Thanks for stopping by. Yes, we have an odd mix of Old English things and also nautical New England things. We do sometimes get French pieces at the more 'upscale' shop.
What did you say you bought as a gimbal /stabalizer, tho you probably use your phone, and My phone is very old and not very good camera.
@@DonnaDavisArt we use dji osmo mobile, yes the ones that hold a camera are a lot more than the ones that hold a phone, all the stuff around vlogging seems to be very expensive!
@@escapetoruralfrance Isn't it just. I bought an inexpensive one for around 50 us dollars but it uses weights and it's so complicate, I'm going to try it out next week and see if I can get the blessed thing to work, lol. Maybe Father Christmas will bring me a proper gimbal :)
@Escape to rural France Hi Dan & Annalise. How lovely to see you here too. Just love the way we all support each other. Take care and catch up later at Lalande?
@@philn9830 Isn't like we all live in the same small village on RUclips and we can just pop in for a quick gab or a cup of tea. :)
Hi Donna! Wonderful seeing this little treasure shop thru you 🌊 loved what you bought. When was your birthday? Happy birthday🎂💛B, fellow New Englander
OH, it's not until November, but I am 'always looking for my own gifts' in October, haha. Yes thanks for stopping by fellow New Englander :) @Barbie Harris
Jug looks like McCoy
Yes someone else mentioned that and I don't know why I didn't notice it. I broke my favourite mccoy bowl that ws my mother's in that green and was so sad. When I realized this I thought, 'aw, mum lead me to this jug' :)
Fun to see the different and unique items. Did you happen to notice a price on any of the swan decoys?
I might do a video where I go back for prices. I'll maybe use my community buton and have a 'survey' or something where you can ask what things you want to know the price for and I'll go back for a vlog doing that, might be fun!
First off, yeah cwismis! ;) I hope you are able to finagle that green gate and cabinet, love them so much for your place! I'm surprised you didn't say anything about the antlers, but I'm super excited that you got gentleman's tea cup, and that green fisherman pitcher would be so cute for water or as a base. Do you have plans for them or just decorative pieces?
Hurrah Christmas! If only I could get the gate, but I might be able to afford the cabinet, need to see the price. I did mention them, but they got cut in the edit LOL. There were some amazing stuffed fish too.
@@DonnaDavisArt I'll have to venture over to this place. Is this on the small bridge near the buzzards bay rotary, near the little bait and tackle place?
@@DonnaDavisArt also, a big congrats on 2700+ subscribers! This is grounds for celebration!
Hi,,,I wanted to ask if the green fisherman pitcher has a maker mark on bottom. I want one of those!! thank you
Yes it does it's a shield with a 6 I believe another commentor pointed out it's probably McCoy which I agree with.
@@DonnaDavisArt Thank you so much....I love McCoy pottery so I was able to buy a pitcher on ebay and look forward to getting it. I just loved it when you found yours
@@denisebaker346 I broke my Mother's McCoy bowl, in this green, a few years back and have been trying to find one like it locally, but so far no luck. It doesn't want to be found yet, I guess :)
Loved walking thru the Antique Shop with you!
I was going crazy over the wooden whale cut outs are they expensive?
Have a fun Halloween😱
I'll have to go back here and check prices for everyone, but usually such cutouts are readily found round here so new ones can be as inexpensive as 20 dollars or so, but if they are old or special then obviously the price goes up!
Please mention all the prices of the things you mention
OH I forgot I'll do it next time I promise. Is there anything you saw I might remembr the prices @Ellen Fiore
Yes the copper diving helmet and the shell lamp??
@@ellenfiore3726 I promise I'll ask next time and remind me again and I'll put it in a video :) But I'm going to be more conscious about saying prices AND I have to find a better way to stabilize my camera...
How much was the seashell lamp
I didn't ask, but will next time. :) I was worried I'd be tempted haha.
Do you ever draw pigs I have a pet pig I would love to a a drawing of him to put up
I have done a pig, here is one from my Animals in Chairs series I think the link will work. society6.com/product/farm-animals-in-chairs-3-pig_print?sku=s6-6340670p4a1v45
I love the green cabinet, but my husband would be horrified at the aged look. And, for me, the $550 price visible on the tag is too dear. So I will make a mental note and it's possible that my coral tea armoire will become a green tea armoire...if I can convince my husband that aged doesn't mean ratty.
OH you could see the price and it was $550, yes that's far too dear for me as well.
ha ha that's funny, I'm lucky in that my husband barely notices such things, I'd paint the kitchen bright purple and he might notice give a laugh and light his pipe, lol. He doesn't care a stitch about design. Tho, to be fair, if he were a bachelor he'd live in glass and steel :)
@@DonnaDavisArt Mine says 'you can decorate any way you want' and then if I bring home the tiniest can of chalk paint, he starts saying with alarm, 'what are you going to do with THAT?' The coral armoire came to me (used) in its intense color, and hubby likes it because it's close to his favorite color, red. It doesn't go with anything in the livingroom where it lives, but I like it too much to put it into his study, so at some point the color is going to change. (I have three choices, linen white, muted gray, and a dusty purple, so he WILL notice when I do it.) Thanks again for the peek into the seaside antique shack.
Hi. Could you tell me the name of the store? I live in MA and would love to go. Thanks.
Clamshack antiques Buzzards Bay :)
Doed your neighbor sell you his oysters?
The oyster fisherman aren't the neighbours but they neighbours whose dock they are allowed to use will sell them to us at a deal. We can also get a cheap license and dig our own out front if we like, I LOVE seafood.
@@DonnaDavisArt YES GET THAT LISENCE how cool that would be for your neices when they visit
Wow, most of his stuff is SO EXPENSIVE!!
Does he ever have sales? Bunny thing, $40.00 way too high, in my opinion. Granted, a lot of interesting items but he could probably sell a lot of things if he lowered his prices a bit.
But maybe he's well off, rich guy and figures if ihe sells the items, fine, if he doesn't then it's ok too. But still should lower his prices on a lot of that stuff!
I mean, how many people buy things there at these prices?
If I'm ever in that area, I'll skip that shop. I'm not a Kennedy or related to one. 🤐 I'll have to stick to regular and reasonably priced thrift shops which you have shown on some of your video's.
The jug you got is a good price though at $12.00.
You were lucky to find that.
I forgot what the men's teacup cost.
It's an odd market here as usually in the Summer we have more affluent people who pay higher prices to do over their Summer homes so dealers sort of have 'tourits/summer' prices and 'locals' prices haha.
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The sound is impossible..i'm outta here .Cannot hear you..you are mumbling..you really MUST learn to project a little MORE.
Sorry, I am soft spoken, but thanks for stopping by anyway @Katerina Stepovikov still learning how to use my equipment haha. But, we aren't a match for everyone, eh? Have a good day.