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- Dagny and I visited Goodwill in Avondale. We searched the shelves for treasures that we could buy and flip for a profit.
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This one is one of my favorites. I don't know why. If you ever read this comment, I just want you to know that I am addicted to your videos! Especially when you thrift Goodwill and that Community place.
2 little girl smiling and be excited and PLAYING! Play can never, never be over rated. It's what is important as children and what we crave as adults. When Sissy's happiness is involved, I'm so down with it.
The blue bowl with flowers on it is lovely. Glad you picked it up.
Juliette is going to L💜VE the Shopkins, along with all of the accessories. Keeping this for her to play with at the Shop is a wonderful idea, so she won't get bored.😊💜❤
I would want that hand painted plate if it was in good shape. The dogwood flowers were my wedding flowers in 1986. My husband passed away 2018 so i always look for those flowers.
I'd encourage teaching young kids crocheting. A few years ago I watched a PBS special where an elementary school teacher had her class learn to crochet. It significantly increased their reading scores. I suspect its similar to how kids who learn a musical instrument have better reading scores: hand/eye coordination, utilizing both sides of the brain simultaneously, etc. Plus, I did crocheting in 4-H and absolutely loved it. :)
I adore crocheting it’s so much easier to me than knitting!!
I am handicapped and this sounds like it would be "soul soothing". Would it be easy to learn on my own?
@@amopotato7953 Yes! You just need to learn about 6 basic crochet stitches-which you can find on RUclips and in books. (I personally love the library for this kind of stuff.) Once learned you can get patterns and just follow the instructions.
I love that. Phones seem to have discouraged a lot of activities I enjoyed as a child. Mine are never without their phones
@@amopotato7953 RUclips videos its the easiest way to learn
The “broken chicken necks” had me laughing out loud...AND wiping tears!!
I used to have that wicker turkey! I believe it was Avon.
I love that you buy and sell hobbyist ceramics/pottery. ❤️❤️❤️
@11:30 I have a vague memory of a sandwich tray with that handle for afternoon teas etc to pass around to guests. About 50 years ago.
My grandchildren loved all the little pets and shopkins you really got a good deal on those, juliette is going to have so much fun with those.
* The crystal piece you thought was a Scoop, was probably a Table Top Dust bin.. or crumb collector.. They are used with a thin brush to brush the crumbs off a table between courses or where there was an accidental spill of dry whatever to be removed.. they are not usually crystal..
That’s what I thought too.
Jos, FYI: monster high dolls sell INSANELY good. like a lot of them like what you had goes for $70 to $100 on ebay just letting you know
Wow!!!
Its because of the “Redesign” artists. My daughter loves watching their videos. Worth a look at.
Yes, I collect/sell MH. Some are better than others, for sure. I’m commenting before I watched the video so not sure who she found! Edit now I’ve seen, that Honey Swamp is agreat find! She’s part of the Freak du Chic set ( circus basically) and I need that one ;) couple of them were My Little Pony Equestria girls, but for $10 that was way awesome.
@@avironan5051 please, go away.
The glass buckets are great for flowers, especially lots of tulips ! But hey, I live in the Netherlands, country of tulips ! Love them
My mom had a rule for Legos that you could play with them after you spread out a quilt on the floor. Legos had to stay on the quilt. Juliet could do that with the shopkins so they don't get lost. It makes cleanup so much easier.💜
I loved the stitched Life is Fragile. My Mom created one like it and it's a great memory seeing it. ❤
The cast iron pan Dagney showed you was an Aebelskiver pan. Sometimes spelled Ebelskiver. They are used to make round pancake balls. You can fill them with apple 🍎 - or any other jam you prefer...also great filled with chocolate chips.. Sprinkle with powdered sugar and serve. Some people also use butter, syrup and whipped cream at the table. They freeze well; reheat briefly in the oven or microwave. The glass "scooper" is to be used to sweep crumbs from your tablecloth with a matching glass-handled brush. Very popular in Victorian times.😊
That's exactly what I was telling her! 😁
@ Leslie - Thank you I was wondering what both of those were for :)
@@FlyingPigThrifts You are absolutely 💯%, right, Dagney😎❗ Have you ever made Aebelskivers? They are SO delicious.😋
@@lindakuhn9426 Glad I was able to turn wondering into knowing, LOL. We can't possibly know everything, right? I always appreciate it when someone helps me identify the purpose and/or history of objects. Isn't thrifting fun?
This is Scandinavian (Danish) so delicious 😋
In reference to the Lefton finch - you could have said, The last trip here the Lefton bird was LEFT ON the shelf. 🤣🤣
Your videos are always a joy (and informative!).🤩
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The monster high dolls was a fab find. With them being discontinued they make good money. They stopped making them because of all the bits. I'm trying to build a castle with all of them boys harder to find. Great haul Hun
The fish in the beginning looks like an art project that is done in a nearby school district elementary. Thank you for all the wonderful information. I am learning so much about glassware.
Dagne’s cast iron pan is for aebelskivers which means apple slices but usually have no apples in them! They’re little Danish pancake balls and are lovely!
“There was a spider...” 🤣🤣🤣
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Thank you for being kind to milk glass. Absolutely love it!
I was at this Goodwill a week ago and that spider was there. LOL
The cast iron pan you figured would be for apples is actually a “poffertjespan”. Poffertjes are a bit like small pancakes but they are small fluffy, round shaped, eaten as a treat with some butter and powdered sugar. Its a typical dutch treat. But I am sure theres other stuff you can do with it 😀
Aebleskiver pan, a Danish spherical pancake...we serve for breakfast/brunch dusted with powdered sugar & homemade apple or cherry sauce & real maple syrup. Grandkids love it! It’s best to have 2or 3 to be able to cook more faster.
The teal pottery was fired with a process called Raku. It was beautiful!
The pan Dagney had was an Abelskiver pan. You make apple filled pastries in it.
It also looks like a Dutch 'poffertjes' pan. Poffertjes are tiny little pancakes you eat with lots and lots of powdered sugar and butter. Mmmmmmm
In India we use it to make small balls from fermented rice batter . The batter is spiced with curry leaves, mustard seeds, coconut pieces, etc.
Hej from Denmark 🇩🇰
IT is a danish abelskiver pan( æbleskiver)😊 we eats a lot in December.🎄
I think those little bowls with the cherubs are actually coasters and not ashtrays. Unless they have the little cigarette sized dip in the glass that I couldn’t see.
The clear plate you picked up around 11 minutes is from early 80’s. I got one for a wedding gift in 1980.
Oh yes the bison and brass basket are wonderful!
It’s always fun to be part of your ventures.
So glad someone isn’t always at the dollar tree!
Good morning! Just want to say thank you because I’m learning a lot from you 👍🏼
The little garlic dude - in the early 80s we had one that you put baking soda in and put it in your fridge to gather odors. Forgive me if someone has already said this.
3 pm in England and I always check for a new upload 💕
So do I!
The really small shallow cast iron pan is a Christmas gift pan comes with a cookie mix to make one individual cookie.
Looks like your faceted star candleholders are 'Star by Rosenthal' circa 1969-2017. Great find as they can be worth quite a bit.
Hi! Not sure but I think the scooper is Victorian, something like a crumber, used with another utensil for receiving crumbs from the table. Whether it has significant value, I know not. Lol. I would've bought it for myself. My family gets a kick out of my weird, Victorian utensils on holidays. It may be something else altogether but I like it either way.
I think the glass scooper mught be used by your maid to elegantly empty ashtrays in.
I honestly thought it was a crystal "pooper-scooper"!
I had the same “safe” thoughts when you found the toys 😊
Those star candle holders are German from the 1990s. I got a set for my wedding and they are worth a lot of money!
Ooh dang
I wanted them!😄
@6:49 I would have pickup the crewel with the bird and weeping willow that was underneath the grandma cross stitch, too.
I love buying antique things myself. You can always find some really nice peices. Love watching your videos
That entire crate of Shopkins collectibles has got a decent resale value especially if some of those characters are ultra rare.
It's a crumb tray. It should have a brush. I have a pottery one that belonged to my great-great aunt.
What a shame about the Wedgwood, put a succulent in it. Lol
I started to learn how to crochet and knit at 5. I think kids can learn anything, the question is will they enjoy it.
With that tea cup rack set, that woman was probably like well if CLL is looking at it it has to be something!
The turquoise ceramic looks like underfired raku.
That is a Monk Pan she was holding. It's for making Ableskievers (sp?). A Swedish Popover-type. Made with a sourdough batter. You pour in your batter into the wells. When they are dry around the edges, you flip it over with a fork and fry the other side. When done, flip the now round popover out of the pan. It will be somewhat hollow inside. You can fill it with jelly or a cooked meat. They are delicious. You must have a gas cook top to cook them....electric wont get the pan hot enough, I don't think. I used to make these all the time. Sprinkle powdered sugar on them.
Hello Jocelyn, This is the first time I respons to you,I follow you and your frends for years.The cooking pan whit the little holes, is for poffertjes in Dutch, Super little pancakes, Very Dutch. Soory for the Englisch. Greatings from the Netherlands
Antoinette your English was fine :) Thanks for explaining what the cooking pan was for. The more you use English the better you will get :) So don’t be afraid to speak up.
I was guessing that the pan was for Danish Ebleskiver ...much like a pancake. I think Ebleskiver are very similar to poffertjes.
We love ebleskivers! My kids call them circle-ball pancakes. Lol
Your English is good. 🙂
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The scooper is what you would put pickles and such in. The handle is to take it round the table when eating.
I laugh so hard when you reunite pieces and group like items together...I do that all the time 😆
I’m so glad you picked up the little finch. I was sad when you left him behind the first time. I think I’ve watched Toy Story too many times. Lol!!
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That's funny I Wallstreet think that way too
@Diane McIntosh 💓 Crying! Yes! I'm glad also!
Item that was made of cut glass, clear glass w/handle isn't a "scooper". You hold it under the edge of the table and brush in the crumbs from the tablecloth between courses. Usually there is a brush that is matching. Have never seen one in cut glass before; usually brass or silver or silver plate, etc. Thank you for your great video.
I'm a little behind so I'm binge watching. So many great finds!!!
The Christmas tea pot with the missing lid would make a great planter for a Christmas cactus. :)
You and Dagny.... a dynamic duo😎
The Aebleskiver is a classic Danish Cake Pan, used to prepare Danish pancake balls, pastries filled with fruit, hush puppies, and even Oysters Rockefeller
The 2 star candle holders are do believe are Avon.
The stars are Rosenthal, my mom had a a bunch of them. Great Christmas memory for me! Peace
That was like a million dollars worth of Shopkins 😲
You always find, the most amazing items! Thank you 💖❤️
I think that glass scoop is a crumbs glass pan. You use a little brush to clean your table. I have one is metal.
That's what I thought at first, but it was divided so I think it's likely a serving piece maybe like a relish tray.
I want the ashtrays with the brass holder you just bought!!!
Those are individual salt cellars for each place setting on a table. Looks like one was missing.
The funky pan with the holes are for danish æbleskiver.
Cooks Tools are no longer being made and are now collectables. Lechters Stores in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s are now out of business.
I think the blue jar is Raku. I’ve made Raku before and it has the look.
Most of the dolls were Monster High but at least two were Equestria Girls, part of the my little pony collection. There's market for the EG dolls, too.
The pan Dagny is holding at 17.10 is called ÆBLESKIVE PANDE. It's a stabel in every Danish kitchen☺ We normally make them at Christmas time. In the old days you would normally put prunes or appels inside. You dip them in powder sugar and jam. Here in Denmark we don't put/pour things on top of them. They are deliciouse😉 You got some great things again. And thank you Peter for helping Jocelyn. So glad you found the lost episode🙆
Kids who have mom's that thrift for the win!!🌞
That is an aebleskiver pan. They're little Dutch pancakes and a Christmas tradition at our house. :)
I can't believe no one else is as freaked out by the spider as I was lol. The size! What do you folks feed your spiders down there?? 😳
Looked like a garden spider,good to keep bugs down,but completely harmless to humans.very shy,but they are scary looking.
I would have loved to buy that white cabinet with glass shelves off of you even with the broken knobs I hope someone who loves it finds it!
Always enjoy your videos! Whatever happened to KC? Miss her
I think the cut glass scooper is for brushing crumbs from the dining table the brush that should accompany it is missing
That was a sweet video, and I'm sure your mother inlaw will appreciate 😊 the room very much !
Loved that old train picture! I bought a beautiful old picture that had some water damage on the ends. Must have been proped on the floor and there was a small flood. Took it to be reframed and the new Matt covers the picture and only I know there is some water marks there! It’s still gorgeous!
No, the pan she was trying to get you to guess is for ableiskevers, they are a Danish, and the name literally mean apple slices. Modern ableiskevers usually do not have apples in them. They are sort of like a pancake ball. That was a Christmas morning tradition in our house growing up. They take forever to cook, but well worth it in the end.
I have the crochet kit with the Disney princesses. I just finished making Cinderella and she is only 3 1\2" tall. Those animals were cute, haven't seen that set.
The apple thing you were as about, it Danish, it make round pancakes. A long time ago people put a little piece of apple in the middle of the pancakes. I n Danish they are called "æbleskiver". We eat them up to Christmas, we deep them in powdered sugar and strawberry jam. You should try them they are good. The original recipe is from the 1700's.
The Wedgwood teacup that has a chip, would be a great planter for a succulent!
‘Amazing’ finds lie in the eyes of the beholders, as with the Monster High dolls for Jenny and the Shopkins for Juliet :) 🇨🇦
That pan that Dagney was holding looked like an ebelskiver pan. (Danish pastry)
Yep, would have been a good buy!
Wow Juliette is going to love them!💕💕💕💕💕
Juliette is a very lucky daughter to have you as her mom. Dagney is fantastic too. I love her store. Great show as always!
Loved this series. You found such beautiful things. And I like Andrews rock lo
Hi. That glass "Scooper" you picked up and named is for nuts/snacks to walk around and serve to your guests who usually would be seated.
LODGE Cast Iron is the best! I am from South Pittsburg TN where it is manufactured. They are also home to the National Cornbread Festival sponsored by Martha White. The festival is the best!
Your goodwill has nice things better then mine
it was so nice to shop along with you today. Very relaxing. You got some really cute things.
Love the basket you grabbed at the end♥️♥️♥️
African art may be Bonnie Christina Randall if so good $100-150
I just love the little Woodlands crochet kit.
You. Did. A. Great. Job. On. The. Plates. And. They. Have. Pretty. Bowls
I just went to your Ebay store and it was fun looking at the sold items that I recognized from previous videos!
That is the deal of a century on those Monster High dolls!
I have a few of those glass starburst candle holders and I love them! 🌟 No idea who makes them though, but they look great on a bookshelf. That Avis pottery piece is gorgeous!!! The color and glaze are spectacular! ♥ But that spider! 😲🕷😱 Oh, and speaking of MacKensie Child's, I found my 1st piece a few weeks ago! It was just a mini faux flower decor piece, but hey! 😊 Aww that fox ashtray was too cute! ~Caroline
The cast iron pan was an appleskeiver pan...
That cat dish is a tea bag holder
Oh those puppy book ends are so cute !! 💯🦋
AL-KA Kunst Bavaria mark is dated between 1948 and 1958. (Kunst means art) Villeroy and Boch is German so you say Bok` like with a soft k. Here's a little video about the company (in English) ruclips.net/video/jVgsGVfsiiY/видео.html