Thank you for acknowledging what goes into having an antique booth. I specialize in Pyrex and people don't appreciate what it takes to put a set together sometimes. My husband had a stroke a month ago so I am going to give it up.😢🇨🇦
Praying for you and your husband. Don't give up when rehabing.. modern medicine has made great progress in rehabbing from strokes. Keep on moving forward.. literally and figuratively ❤❤❤
Oh, I absolutely love picking up old antlers and animal horns like that for the fact that I am Native American or should I say it indigenous person of Massachusetts, Wampanoag and Narragansett ad I like to carve on the antlers or make knife handles out of them and across a lot of the dairy antlers of boneI make sewing needles out of and you can make spoons out of it. Buffalo horns and cattle horns can be made into drinking glasses for dippers or even powder horns.❤❤❤❤❤❤
03:36 Timeout doll if memory serves. They were a "thing" in the 90s. 11:14 I've always said "buy toys from the tool dealer and tools from the jewelry guy" - they're reputable dealers but want those odd items out of their stalls and may have them priced accordingly. A friend in the UK has gotten some major bargains from "fine" antique jewelry dealers who know diddly about costume and unmarked sterling.
A trip to a mall such as this is always interesting due to the sheer variety. Each booth owner brings their touch with the wares they display. Thanks Alexander. 👍
Oh of my favorite movies was about a little boy with a cabinet like that and when he put little figurines in it they came to life. Indian in the Cupboard was a fun movie.
I've often seen that 'Indian in the Cupboard' movie on VHS for only $1.29 to $1.99 at local Goodwill stores or Value Village stores. I still haven't watched the movie though. :)
@@rosemarymee At that time, 1978, the winding mechanism powered the disk that determined the dia. and with of each type of coin, penny, nickel, dime and quarter, it also powered the timing mechanism, clock and also the flag indicators that indicated a faulty meter and when time was over. Because of that summer job, plus advanced drafting in high school I was hired by a city for the survey crew, Project Inspector for the city's Engineering Division. And then I entered the private engineering field. m Thank you for asking rosemarymee.
At 5:46 I think there was a set for 3 Pyrex Shenandoah Green Vine mixing bowls on the green table to the right of the scotty dogs. And at 6:40 that looks like the green Pyrex bowl that is part of the original Primary Colors set of 4 nesting mixing bowls.
You didn't buy your own Fisher Price barn set? So sad . My mother did a set of Wiseman in ceramics. She sold them at a rummage sale after parenta' divorce. Flash forward twenty years and I'm at a thrift store when what do I see? A solitary Wiseman. I flip him over and there's my mother's initials and the year. Fifty cents. Heck, yeah, I bought him! Have him to Mom. We had fun speculating how he got two hundred miles from home and where his two pals got to.
Sadly (or not) I sold all my vinyl years ago, but I had that Devo album and played it a lot. My brothers had a lot of Tonka toys but my favorite were the Tonka dune buggies my dad bought us. I love it when you take us on a tour of antique or vintage malls because it brings back good memories😊
9:25 Hey, Alex. In the centre of that shot, on the middle shelf, one can see six white mugs with a floral band pattern around the top which are Pyrex mugs, I think. I bought a set of four Pyrex mugs like that for only $3.99 from a local Value Village and they appeared to be in new, unused condition. They probably aren't particularly valuable, but I have fond nostalgic memories of drinking tea with my family using Pyrex mugs like those that were provided in a cottage we rented every summer for a week on Manitoulin Island (Mountain View Resort). :)
Loved this Alex if you ever come to the UK Brighton has some amazing antique flea markets, shops & bazaars, North Laine & Kemptown areas to name a few, I no longer live there I’m back in the north of the UK but many of your videos remind me of my time living there & spending time browsing these places, thanks for your amazing videos I’ve enjoyed them very much along with Melissa’s 👍🏼
Hi this is the first time I'm viewing your channel n I'm really really enjoying it. I subscribed n gave you thumbs up. I love going through stuff, if my family n friends need help with clearing space in their hone, I'm the first one to volunteer. You are amazing doing wat you do. I love finding treasures. I'm learning alot from your channel. I just wanted you to know. Great job
We've always had different coloured banknotes here in Australia. Now we have the polymer notes, also different colours. We also have $1 and $2 coins not notes.
Alex I recall many many years, if a person said “Porsche” with “a” they would be corrected by know it alls that there is no “A” blah blah… Thanks for taking on this adventure ❤❤❤
You should reply -That is NOT an “a” sound, it’s a “schwa”. “The term "schwa" (from the Hebrew; pronounced SHWA with alternate spelling "shwa") was first used in linguistics by the 19th-century German philologist Jacob Grimm. The schwa is the most common vowel sound in English, represented as ə in the International Phonetic Alphabet. Any vowel letter can stand for the schwa sound. Only words with two or more syllables may have a schwa, which is also called the "mid-central vowel." The schwa represents a mid-central vowel in an unstressed syllable, such as the second syllable in the word "woman" and the second syllable in the word "buses." Or the e in Porsche…😊
I know what you mean about getting old . Pyrex is hot , I grew up with it . I inherited it from my mom . I also remember knowing that : You know you’re getting old when your favourite bands end up in the bargain bin or a thrift store 😮 .
3:18, UK notes are different colours too. £5 is green, £10 is orange, £20 is purple and £50 is red, but you rarely see £50s and few shops will take them as payment
I love antique malls but Im getting to an age where everything I owned as a kid is an antique and I'm starting to see my daughters toys on sale there lol Thanks for the tour Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤
Alex, I am surprised you didn't say, "Oh look at this lovely mannequin." While looking at the price tag, "I wonder if she's half off." That mask is really cool.
My ex in laws were hoarders, n I just really liked digging through stuff. Some ppl thought I was strange to like something like that,but I don't care I enjoy it...good job
Fun! I spotted my childhood piggy bank, which was actually a plastic black bear. Also, the Fire King tulips pattern bowls are my dream set, and looked mint.
Hi Alex it was nice that you remembered to mov the telephone slow, as you said it makes people sick when you move the cellular fast. Thank you remembering this.👍👍
Little known fact, (probably better known than I think) Since 3003, American money colors by denomination bare resemblance to the colors of monopoly money.
Right as you were talking about Andy Warhol, I think I saw some of the smaller Candlewick pattern glasses. I don’t know anyone else who has any, but we have ones that have been in my family since the late 1930s.
After reading the headlines of today I think I'll just watch tinker toy's of yesteryear ! Thanks for a peek into reality as I remember it . And now choose to focus on uplift instead of scared stiff .
I remeber the 80s - 90s Naaaah drugs stole that decade 💯 Somehow i Think back WTF happend???!!!!! Recall something???! Kids DONT DO DRUGS🤣 Dang I lost a decade?????🫣That Said…? Am i just 43 instead of 53 now???
Love seeing the small town antique stores! I think awhile ago you were asking for suggestions of places to visit - Donalda would be a fun Alberta place to feature, and there's a little antique store there.
The "flower pots" with colorful tulips at 13:23 are vintage Fire King mixing bowls. Beautiful!
I came here to say that also. I’d love to have that.
Agree
I was hoping he'd get those and take them home to Melissa ... they look like something she would love and use!
Yes, they are highly collectible bowls. That set sells for $250
I am surprised Alex didn’t recognize the set.
Thank you for acknowledging what goes into having an antique booth. I specialize in Pyrex and people don't appreciate what it takes to put a set together sometimes. My husband had a stroke a month ago so I am going to give it up.😢🇨🇦
I hope your husband recovers soon . ❤
So sorry to hear
Praying for you and your husband. Don't give up when rehabing.. modern medicine has made great progress in rehabbing from strokes. Keep on moving forward.. literally and figuratively ❤❤❤
So sorry to hear that. Best wishes.
I hope your husband is doing better. Sending hugs and love ❤❤❤
Hi Alex,
Just a friendly note to help expand your knowledge. Horns don’t shed, but antlers do once a year. 😊
The Tulip bowls was Fire king mixing bowl set..
Welcome back Alex, I, we have missed you. Love ya buddy... m
Oh, I absolutely love picking up old antlers and animal horns like that for the fact that I am Native American or should I say it indigenous person of Massachusetts, Wampanoag and Narragansett ad I like to carve on the antlers or make knife handles out of them and across a lot of the dairy antlers of boneI make sewing needles out of and you can make spoons out of it. Buffalo horns and cattle horns can be made into drinking glasses for dippers or even powder horns.❤❤❤❤❤❤
That's one Antique mall I haven't checked out. I'm always on the hunt for some hard to find Canadian soda bottles. Great video my friend!
03:36 Timeout doll if memory serves. They were a "thing" in the 90s. 11:14 I've always said "buy toys from the tool dealer and tools from the jewelry guy" - they're reputable dealers but want those odd items out of their stalls and may have them priced accordingly. A friend in the UK has gotten some major bargains from "fine" antique jewelry dealers who know diddly about costume and unmarked sterling.
I learn so much about antiques from you. Another fun video following along with you!
That was antler not horn. Antlers are shed horns are not.
The white bowls with primary colored tulips that were on your left shortly after entering, might be a set for Melissa’s liking 💜
A trip to a mall such as this is always interesting due to the sheer variety. Each booth owner brings their touch with the wares they display. Thanks Alexander. 👍
Thank you for sharing! So enjoy your adventures! Love antiques.
It is always so interesting to go thrifting with you. My favorite part is the knowledge about items that you share. 😊😊😊
Those were not flower pots , they’re mixing bowls .
Oh of my favorite movies was about a little boy with a cabinet like that and when he put little figurines in it they came to life. Indian in the Cupboard was a fun movie.
Oh, I remember my sons reading that story book in elementary school.
I've often seen that 'Indian in the Cupboard' movie on VHS for only $1.29 to $1.99 at local Goodwill stores or Value Village stores. I still haven't watched the movie though. :)
I’m 65 and I still love toys. I don’t collect so much anymore because I’m getting older but it’s the love of vintage toys that runs deep.
Always love going into antique malls! Just spent the day with my husband doing just that. Great video Alexander thanks for taking us along.
The little doll is called a "Pouty Baby" and they were popular in the 80s and 90s. Usually made from a loved ones outgrown pants and shirts.
Are those the ones without a face ? I find them really creepy…😮
@@rosemarymee yes they are
Cool 😎 shop, great video! Trippy carpet 😵💫!
I was just thinking that about the carpet. Patterns like that were very popular in Scotland in the 1970s - with equally trippy wallpaper !
Great find Alex, when I was in high school, my first city job was winding 234 parking meters every morning before school.
Why did you have to wind them? Did you need a handle? Please tell us more.
@@rosemarymee At that time, 1978, the winding mechanism powered the disk that determined the dia. and with of each type of coin, penny, nickel, dime and quarter, it also powered the timing mechanism, clock and also the flag indicators that indicated a faulty meter and when time was over.
Because of that summer job, plus advanced drafting in high school I was hired by a city for the survey crew, Project Inspector for the city's Engineering Division. And then I entered the private engineering field. m Thank you for asking rosemarymee.
Thank you Alex for showing us this antiques shop❤️👍
That carpet makes me want to go bowling .
🤣🤣🤣
I think the vintage flower set are mixing bowls, not flower pots
At 5:46 I think there was a set for 3 Pyrex Shenandoah Green Vine mixing bowls on the green table to the right of the scotty dogs. And at 6:40 that looks like the green Pyrex bowl that is part of the original Primary Colors set of 4 nesting mixing bowls.
old junk was once discarded, now it re emerges in antique stores.....
I haven't been antiquing in years. Thanks for reminding me about how fun it is.
13:25. Fire king mixing bowl set.
Old medicine cabinets have a slot for used razor blades
You didn't buy your own Fisher Price barn set? So sad . My mother did a set of Wiseman in ceramics. She sold them at a rummage sale after parenta' divorce. Flash forward twenty years and I'm at a thrift store when what do I see? A solitary Wiseman. I flip him over and there's my mother's initials and the year. Fifty cents. Heck, yeah, I bought him! Have him to Mom. We had fun speculating how he got two hundred miles from home and where his two pals got to.
Brazilian money has different colors, prints (each not pays homage to a different animal) and sizes to help blind people to identify it's values.
Alex, your love and enthusiasm for hunting for antiques transfers to your vids and takes us all on a treasure hunt with you. Love it 😊
For sure
Love that carpet in the mall!
Antlers are shed and regrown yearly. Horns grow for the life time and don't shed. Finding them in the wild is a great feeling.
Thanks for pointing that out. I wonder what the evolutionary gain is in having one or the other?
Hi Alex. I’ve missed seeing you lately.😊
I continue watching your channel because you have an admiration for old houses and buildings that were built by true craftsmen.
Hi Alex and Melissa 🙋🏽
Cars cost less in Wetaskawin!
Sadly (or not) I sold all my vinyl years ago, but I had that Devo album and played it a lot. My brothers had a lot of Tonka toys but my favorite were the Tonka dune buggies my dad bought us. I love it when you take us on a tour of antique or vintage malls because it brings back good memories😊
9:25 Hey, Alex. In the centre of that shot, on the middle shelf, one can see six white mugs with a floral band pattern around the top which are Pyrex mugs, I think. I bought a set of four Pyrex mugs like that for only $3.99 from a local Value Village and they appeared to be in new, unused condition.
They probably aren't particularly valuable, but I have fond nostalgic memories of drinking tea with my family using Pyrex mugs like those that were provided in a cottage we rented every summer for a week on Manitoulin Island (Mountain View Resort). :)
Loved this Alex if you ever come to the UK Brighton has some amazing antique flea markets, shops & bazaars, North Laine & Kemptown areas to name a few, I no longer live there I’m back in the north of the UK but many of your videos remind me of my time living there & spending time browsing these places, thanks for your amazing videos I’ve enjoyed them very much along with Melissa’s 👍🏼
Hi this is the first time I'm viewing your channel n I'm really really enjoying it. I subscribed n gave you thumbs up. I love going through stuff, if my family n friends need help with clearing space in their hone, I'm the first one to volunteer. You are amazing doing wat you do. I love finding treasures. I'm learning alot from your channel. I just wanted you to know. Great job
We've always had different coloured banknotes here in Australia. Now we have the polymer notes, also different colours. We also have $1 and $2 coins not notes.
I don't think Andy Warhol was a starving artist, but he did like to eat Campbell's Tomato Soup
Bless you kind sir. Fun tour
That doll is called a TIME OUT KID my Mom had 3 one for each of us, I inherited 2 of them, a boy and girl ❤
I am so glad you found a beautiful toy car for yourself. I hope you can fix a windshield.🙏🏻🥰
Loved this, just what I needed today!
those crying dolls are creepy as hell ! just imagine it slowly turning round .... lol
That shops carpet made me dizzy! I saw a lot of items I remember as a kid, great tour.
Those decoys are so cool, I used to have hand made ones in my yard till they fell apart ❤❤
Warhol was already a rich and successful artist when he painted the soup cans.
Thanks Alex!
Alex I recall many many years, if a person said “Porsche” with “a” they would be corrected by know it alls that there is no “A” blah blah…
Thanks for taking on this adventure ❤❤❤
You should reply -That is NOT an “a” sound, it’s a “schwa”.
“The term "schwa" (from the Hebrew; pronounced SHWA with alternate spelling "shwa") was first used in linguistics by the 19th-century German philologist Jacob Grimm. The schwa is the most common vowel sound in English, represented as ə in the International Phonetic Alphabet. Any vowel letter can stand for the schwa sound. Only words with two or more syllables may have a schwa, which is also called the "mid-central vowel." The schwa represents a mid-central vowel in an unstressed syllable, such as the second syllable in the word "woman" and the second syllable in the word "buses."
Or the e in Porsche…😊
So much nicer to have coloured money - a lot of countries do !
That was really hoping you'd find that Pyrex for Melissa but next time
I know what you mean about getting old . Pyrex is hot , I grew up with it . I inherited it from my mom . I also remember knowing that : You know you’re getting old when your favourite bands end up in the bargain bin or a thrift store 😮 .
That carpet was painful 😵💫
That was fun thanks Alex
The tulip bowls are a mixing bowl set not planters and looked like milk glass. I’d check to see if it’s Corning ware.
What’s the difference between Corning ware and Pyrex?
Antlers….not horns. 🤦🏻♀️
It was nice to see a few hot wheels!
They do not shed horns. They shed antlers.
3:18, UK notes are different colours too. £5 is green, £10 is orange, £20 is purple and £50 is red, but you rarely see £50s and few shops will take them as payment
It’s so much easier to distinguish between different denominations of notes if they are different colours. Most civilised countries do that.
I love antique malls but Im getting to an age where everything I owned as a kid is an antique and I'm starting to see my daughters toys on sale there lol Thanks for the tour Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤
Whip it 😂😂😂 you always crack me up....Trick a goose ..I'm crying🤣 I needed a laugh, it has been a sad day
Alex, I am surprised you didn't say, "Oh look at this lovely mannequin." While looking at the price tag, "I wonder if she's half off."
That mask is really cool.
I love thrift stores ❤
2005 bought a 1926 Fordson road roller from Stan Reynolds. Renolds muesuem is awesome
Always enjoy shopping with you and NOT spending money myself LOL ❤❤❤
My ex in laws were hoarders, n I just really liked digging through stuff. Some ppl thought I was strange to like something like that,but I don't care I enjoy it...good job
Fun! I spotted my childhood piggy bank, which was actually a plastic black bear. Also, the Fire King tulips pattern bowls are my dream set, and looked mint.
That carpet !! Wow
Hi Alex it was nice that you remembered to mov the telephone slow, as you said it makes people sick when you move the cellular fast. Thank you remembering this.👍👍
Little known fact, (probably better known than I think) Since 3003, American money colors by denomination bare resemblance to the colors of monopoly money.
Are you a visitor from the future? 😳
😊
Right as you were talking about Andy Warhol, I think I saw some of the smaller Candlewick pattern glasses. I don’t know anyone else who has any, but we have ones that have been in my family since the late 1930s.
16:29 Pew Pew……here we go with the sound effects.
I HATE tomato soup. I was pour and pregnant. This was all that I could Afford at the time. Tomato soup from tomato paste., Don't miss it at all
After reading the headlines of today
I think I'll just watch tinker toy's of yesteryear !
Thanks for a peek into reality as I remember it .
And now choose to focus on uplift instead of scared stiff .
You just passed up a green medium size pyrex bowl above that antique radio the shelf above it was inside the other bowl @6:40
Hi, still learning after all the years watching you. Thanks, Yvette😊
If your still nearby I think you walked by some pyrex near the beginning
Melissa and I collect the same pattern! All I'm missing is the butter dish.
They had an antique toy show here in Des Moines, Iowa Fairgrounds this weekend
yes, thank you for slowing the camera down...
My mom had one of those tulip bowls. I’ve seen them sell for a pretty good price.
Awesome again 🎸🎸🎸🎸
Beatles butcher cover 😱😱you never looked at😮
There’s a huge antique mall in Airdrie too.
Is there an Airdrie in Canada?
@@rosemarymee yes. It is in Alberta. About 250km south of Edmonton. Where Alex lives
Lol! I have that Devo album still.
Antlers are shed horns are never shed
I remeber the 80s - 90s Naaaah drugs stole that decade 💯 Somehow i Think back WTF happend???!!!!! Recall something???! Kids DONT DO DRUGS🤣 Dang I lost a decade?????🫣That Said…? Am i just 43 instead of 53 now???
Hi Alex
Fun shop a long. Thanks!
Always fun going shopping with you. I just get dizzy when you go fast , and sometimes I go wait i want to see that. Go back. Lol.
Antlers - not horns!
Pyrex is good because use it in the microwave. I ate my breakfast out of an Amish bowl this morning.
Walk in the door and say to your wife, "I bought a car!" then show her that.
She wouldn't be surprised either way.
❤❤❤ going antiquing
Love seeing the small town antique stores! I think awhile ago you were asking for suggestions of places to visit - Donalda would be a fun Alberta place to feature, and there's a little antique store there.