Thank you for broadening our glass knowledge. I always find glass fascinating but have a hard time determining the maker. You look and come across as a very eloquent and fascinating lady. Keep up the great videos and sharing your vast experiences in antiques:)
What an incredible Estale Sale. I love all the crystal items. I'm such a fan of yours I finally found someone who enjoys the finer things. Love love it ❤❤❤
So enjoyed seeing this Estate sale. You & your friend picked up some lovely items that day. Would also love to see Germany on your next trip there in the future too.
How in the world did you resist buying all those treasures? I would have been back the second day. You have willpower for sure. Would love for you to take us on a trip to Germany (via your camera). Would love to explore market and antiques stores there. Thanks for sharing!
I think filming is a distraction for me. Later, I realize that I missed out on some awesome items. 😗 Not always known for resisting deals. 😂 Will definitely film a home tour and more in Germany late Summer. ❤️🇩🇪
Hi lady Mary Beth ,omg their was so many items I could have brought ,the prices were very good to ,thank you for taking us around with you much love Ann uk xx
I commented earlier, before I'd watched the whole video. But when you showed the Olympic plate from Munich I had to come back and comment again. Just this morning we were able to video chat with my daughter and son-in-law while they were in the stadium! What a crazy coincidence. They're living in Bavaria currently (military) and a couple of their German friends wanted to show them around Munich. I always take notice of your German finds along the way and I'm constantly telling my daughter about them. I'm thoroughly enjoying your channel and so happy that another channel I watch (Tarnished Treasures) recommended it. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and all your great finds. Kim
That certainly is a coincidence! 🇩🇪 Bet they love living in Bavaria. Hopefully soon, flea markets there will open again. We are headed to our home in Germany late July. Will share a tour of our house and more. So glad you follow my channel.
Thanks for popping over! Have learned a lot about Georges Briard since this episode. He was from Poland and brought his talents to America. He has an interesting story. Collecting his garden themed plates, cups, and saucers for a tea table. 🌸
Georges Briard was an American designer in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. He is most well known for his signature dishware and glassware - everything from cups and plates to gold plated serving dishes. His signature collection was stocked at noted department stores, such as Neiman Marcus and Bonwit Teller. Wikipedia Born: May 17, 1917, Ukraine Died: July 30, 2005, New York, NY Nationality: American Education: The Art Institute of Chicago
Hi, Mary Beth, what a wonderful estate sale! Mid-century Modern lovers still collect Georges Briard. I've never seen the grouping shown in your video, however. Hoping someone sees your video and snaps up the collection. Thank you for sharing!
WOW... overall this sale appeared to have very reasonable prices on many of the table top/decor items, at least more so than I've seen at estate sales in the past. Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful home and sale. I would of definitely over bought…..good deals! You have restraint Mary Beth I must say!Always look forward to your videos. I hope you post from Germany as I could use a holiday my friend!💕🇨🇦
I should have bought more treasures. You are right! Not sure flea markets will take place in Germany. Even with lockdown lifted, no gatherings of over 250 people. Will definitely do a home tour and dinner party preparation in our house there.
I was into blue in the 70’s I had blue glasses, Libby, from shell gas station, blue pans and other blue things. My liv room was gold with gold. In the 80’s I had blue. I am into blue again. Have teal in my bedroom.
This is one video I’ve missed, but sure enjoyed it this time around. I don’t know what the proper name of the flower dish with the well in it, but I saw one once and have always wanted one. If I was with you I would collect every item you even remotely desired and then gone through the purge at the end!!
so many wodnerful treasures. I always find it sad when a family just spills a lifetime of loved items out and sells them off but.......you can't keep everything I suppose right. Nice haul.
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I learned something from your other Tennessee Goodwill episode about Hofbauer crystals. We have a wall plate that hangs on our kitchen entrance. It's cool knowing that it is valuable. My mother in law lived in Germany and must have gotten it there. She gave it to us years ago.
I am so happy that I found your channel!! You have exquisite taste and have inspired me to decorate in a more elegant way. Thank you so much. One question- is there a certain book that you recommend to learn how to identify crystal pieces?
Thanks for your kind words. So glad you are embracing elegant decor. Wish I had a book recommendation. I promise to feature a segment soon on identifying crystal.
That sterling platter with mother of pearl inlay was wonderful. I think is awful that the homeowner's association is so strict. I would have taken the fine, too.
The homeowner’s daughter was stuck with needing to empty the house. The only solution would have been for an estate sale company to pack up and sell offsite. Have seen this done in upscale neighborhoods.
I have a pitcher that is reminiscent of one mine. Maybe a bit squarer and it has feet. Probably late 19th or early 20th century. Was my grandmother. I ended up with a lot of my grandmothers dish ware because I lived next door to her.
Oh my, that crystal candle holder at 4:17ish was stunning! Saw exact one at antique store yesterday for well over $100 for the one. I collect double/triple candle holders, but I've not seen one like that before. It would have gone home w me! lol Couldn't tell for sure but looks like an oval black amethyst piece at 2:17. That def would have come home w me. Your pitcher is just beautiful! I have a weakness for glassware so I would have gotten that too!
I share your weakness for vintage glass. Should have bought more pieces... it's so distracting trying to film and make good purchases. Wish I had bought the Imperial Candlewick compote for $7.00. Could have gifted it or used myself. A Hallmark card is $5.99 and this find could have been a great surprise for a friend. Forget the card when you can give something so nice.
@@LadyMaryBeth I can't imagine filming while trying to check everything out either! lol I saw a few items that I would have picked up myself. U're absolutely right abt buying something sm over spending money for a card. That glass egg was just beautiful & would have made a perfect gift...especially for me! lol Very much appreciate u taking us along. Not too many good estate sales in my area unless u're into farming items! Have a wonderful week.
I am enjoying your channel! I have an etiquette question, that you may help me with. Due to Covid limitations, my nephew had an intimate small wedding, months ago, I did send a gift to the couple. Now, as people are getting out and about, we have been invited to a "Diner en Blanc" at the home of the Bride's parents. This is not a wedding reception, but a celebration party.....is it appropriate to take a small hostess gift to the parents? If so, what would you suggest? Thank you
Wonderful idea to bring a hostess gift. Here is a link to an inexpensive item. Add a bottle of wine and you are set. Will also send a small gift idea for the new couple. I realize you already gave the wedding gift, but a small gesture will be appreciated.
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The frosted tulip candleholders at 2:09 were deceiving, I believe. If I'm not mistaken, the tulip portion at the top is an addition that doesn't belong. If you Google Timo Sarpaneva iittala candlesticks you can compare and see if this is what was for sale. The authentic ones are engraved with the artist's initials on the bottom. I have several myself that I've been fortunate enough to thrift. They're quite valuable, but there are some look-alikes (which I also own a pair of), but they are obviously not engraved.
@@LadyMaryBeth, you are so reponsive to your viewers. One of your many, of many, admirable and appreciated traits. Thank you. I do not know why it would not come up when I typed it. An idea, maybe: post a link to your ebay store with each video.
How wonderful! 🇳🇱 They probably have flea markets like we do in Germany. These should open up again soon I hope. Not as many antique shops there like we have in the States.
I have a hard time leaving stuff behind but I take pictures of videos and tell myself someone else will love it.
You have the best outlook!
Thank you for broadening our glass knowledge. I always find glass fascinating but have a hard time determining the maker. You look and come across as a very eloquent and fascinating lady. Keep up the great videos and sharing your vast experiences in antiques:)
What an incredible Estale Sale. I love all the crystal items. I'm such a fan of yours I finally found someone who enjoys the finer things.
Love love it ❤❤❤
We are kindred spirits. So glad you enjoy fine tabletop!
So enjoyed seeing this Estate sale. You & your friend picked up some lovely items that day. Would also love to see Germany on your next trip there in the future too.
Definitely planning to do a home tour and more!
How in the world did you resist buying all those treasures? I would have been back the second day. You have willpower for sure. Would love for you to take us on a trip to Germany (via your camera). Would love to explore market and antiques stores there. Thanks for sharing!
I think filming is a distraction for me. Later, I realize that I missed out on some awesome items. 😗 Not always known for resisting deals. 😂 Will definitely film a home tour and more in Germany late Summer. ❤️🇩🇪
Love that Bakers Rack!
Hi lady Mary Beth ,omg their was so many items I could have brought ,the prices were very good to ,thank you for taking us around with you much love Ann uk xx
Thanks for viewing the estate sale. Always great hearing from you! 😘
Your the super star of table top.
I appreciate you! 😘
Quite a vast collection spanning many years and styles. Awesome! 🙌🏻
Stuck in time. 😙
That was a great sale.
I commented earlier, before I'd watched the whole video. But when you showed the Olympic plate from Munich I had to come back and comment again. Just this morning we were able to video chat with my daughter and son-in-law while they were in the stadium! What a crazy coincidence. They're living in Bavaria currently (military) and a couple of their German friends wanted to show them around Munich. I always take notice of your German finds along the way and I'm constantly telling my daughter about them. I'm thoroughly enjoying your channel and so happy that another channel I watch (Tarnished Treasures) recommended it. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and all your great finds. Kim
That certainly is a coincidence! 🇩🇪 Bet they love living in Bavaria. Hopefully soon, flea markets there will open again. We are headed to our home in Germany late July. Will share a tour of our house and more. So glad you follow my channel.
Just loved the glass cloche, and your vlog on how to make your own! One of my favorite instructional videos!
I love that flowery vase 😍
Me, too!! Wish I had bought a few more pieces.
Yes, the bamboo easel would have been useful. Tea strainer was cool too.
Great sale. Prices were amazing on some of those pisces. Thanks for sharing, stay safe and have a blessed day.
You are a real LADY, so beautiful gentle and so much creative and talent, thank you for sharing
You are too kind. 🥰
Love from Israel
So many beautiful pieces, hard to decide what I would get!🌸🌺
Came over from Sweet and Simple Home... Georges Briard is a very famous French designer. Love seeing all the estate sale finds.
Thanks for popping over! Have learned a lot about Georges Briard since this episode. He was from Poland and brought his talents to America. He has an interesting story. Collecting his garden themed plates, cups, and saucers for a tea table. 🌸
@@LadyMaryBeth Oops yes, thank you for the correction.
@@lornaf3655 I am learning as I go. 😉
Georges Briard was an American designer in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. He is most well known for his signature dishware and glassware - everything from cups and plates to gold plated serving dishes. His signature collection was stocked at noted department stores, such as Neiman Marcus and Bonwit Teller. Wikipedia
Born: May 17, 1917, Ukraine
Died: July 30, 2005, New York, NY
Nationality: American
Education: The Art Institute of Chicago
@@LadyMaryBeth born in Ukraine not Poland American designer
Hi, Mary Beth, what a wonderful estate sale! Mid-century Modern lovers still collect Georges Briard. I've never seen the grouping shown in your video, however. Hoping someone sees your video and snaps up the collection. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much! I researched the Georges Briard and it’s the “Ambrosia” collection. 🍍
Hello Lady Mary Beth Such wonderful items especially the crystals wow I really enjoy these Estate sale videos God Bless you Josephine:)
Thanks for coming along for the estate sale. Always great hearing from you! 😘
I can’t believe that the homeowners family didn’t want these lovely treasures.
Yes it makes you wonder what the story is? I’d like to believe the family did take art work or fine jewelry.
The daughter lives out of state and could not be there to manage. Have a feeling she didn't keep anything.
WOW... overall this sale appeared to have very reasonable prices on many of the table top/decor items, at least more so than I've seen at estate sales in the past. Thanks for sharing!
I agree… should have bought more. 😕
Wonderful home and sale. I would of definitely over bought…..good deals! You have restraint Mary Beth I must say!Always look forward to your videos. I hope you post from Germany as I could use a holiday my friend!💕🇨🇦
I should have bought more treasures. You are right! Not sure flea markets will take place in Germany. Even with lockdown lifted, no gatherings of over 250 people. Will definitely do a home tour and dinner party preparation in our house there.
I was into blue in the 70’s I had blue glasses, Libby, from shell gas station, blue pans and other blue things. My liv room was gold with gold. In the 80’s I had blue. I am into blue again. Have teal in my bedroom.
This is one video I’ve missed, but sure enjoyed it this time around. I don’t know what the proper name of the flower dish with the well in it, but I saw one once and have always wanted one. If I was with you I would collect every item you even remotely desired and then gone through the purge at the end!!
Very love Georges Briard. MCM items
so many wodnerful treasures. I always find it sad when a family just spills a lifetime of loved items out and sells them off but.......you can't keep everything I suppose right. Nice haul.
The daughter lives out of state and relied on the estate sale company to empty the home. It’s a tough and emotional time for the family.
What an incredible Estale Sale! Thanks from Brazil!
Great to hear from you! Sending good wishes from Texas! 😘
Great finds
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I learned something from your other Tennessee Goodwill episode about Hofbauer crystals. We have a wall plate that hangs on our kitchen entrance. It's cool knowing that it is valuable. My mother in law lived in Germany and must have gotten it there. She gave it to us years ago.
You have a treasure! ❤️ Neat that your mother-in-law lived in Germany. Hofbauer was sold at the P/X there.
Love that Bakers Rack/ looking to purchase one likethis
I do find these sometimes at estate sales. Maybe check some in your area.
I am so happy that I found your channel!! You have exquisite taste and have inspired me to decorate in a more elegant way. Thank you so much. One question- is there a certain book that you recommend to learn how to identify crystal pieces?
Thanks for your kind words. So glad you are embracing elegant decor. Wish I had a book recommendation. I promise to feature a segment soon on identifying crystal.
George Briard did a lot of mid-century 1960 or 1970s.
He loved gold accents. I have a few pieces.
Was interesting researching his iconic enamelware. The pattern was “Ambrosia” and it seemed in great condition.
@@LadyMaryBeth I have the gold ice bucket. Wow, that was a trove you found!
I would have not passed on the egg, or the lovely collection of teacups 🙀
I know! Got so busy filming and it happens. I always have regrets. 😗
Nice items.
Thank you! !!
I think that was a Lalique bird at 2:41.
Oh, wow. How could I have missed Lalique? I get distracted filming. 😕
Divino el pie de árbol de navidad
I love your new intro!!
Thanks so much! 😘
Those were very
rare George Brevard pieces.
I Wish they were mine!!!
Wish I had bought them. Realizing now what treasures they are.
Hermosa esa jarra
If you ever want to get rid/sell some of your plates, I loved that set from a lady’s day/birthday and I just live them. Just interested!
Please tell me which plates. My birthday last year? 🤷🏼♀️
Great buys. Pat in NC
I knew George briars but had no reason to. Til I looked him up. He was a designer mostly of glass. I was alive in the 60’s that was his heyday.
That sterling platter with mother of pearl inlay was wonderful. I think is awful that the homeowner's association is so strict. I would have taken the fine, too.
The homeowner’s daughter was stuck with needing to empty the house. The only solution would have been for an estate sale company to pack up and sell offsite. Have seen this done in upscale neighborhoods.
I have a pitcher that is reminiscent of one mine. Maybe a bit squarer and it has feet. Probably late 19th or early 20th century. Was my grandmother. I ended up with a lot of my grandmothers dish ware because I lived next door to her.
Glad that you have your grandmother’s dishes. 🥰
You inspire me
I appreciate you! 😘
Oh my, that crystal candle holder at 4:17ish was stunning! Saw exact one at antique store yesterday for well over $100 for the one. I collect double/triple candle holders, but I've not seen one like that before. It would have gone home w me! lol Couldn't tell for sure but looks like an oval black amethyst piece at 2:17. That def would have come home w me. Your pitcher is just beautiful! I have a weakness for glassware so I would have gotten that too!
I share your weakness for vintage glass. Should have bought more pieces... it's so distracting trying to film and make good purchases. Wish I had bought the Imperial Candlewick compote for $7.00. Could have gifted it or used myself. A Hallmark card is $5.99 and this find could have been a great surprise for a friend. Forget the card when you can give something so nice.
@@LadyMaryBeth I can't imagine filming while trying to check everything out either! lol I saw a few items that I would have picked up myself. U're absolutely right abt buying something sm over spending money for a card. That glass egg was just beautiful & would have made a perfect gift...especially for me! lol Very much appreciate u taking us along. Not too many good estate sales in my area unless u're into farming items! Have a wonderful week.
The China tea strainer is Nippon. A find.
Truly. I should have taken that one home. 😉
The pottery vases were
Hull,
Not Roseville.
Big difference pricewise,
which I found out
THE HARD WAY!!
Thanks for your insight. I didn’t even look at the mark.
George Briard is a very collectible mid-century maker.
I am learning more about how his wares enhanced households in the 60's. Seems to be a steal that I should have brought home.
I am enjoying your channel! I have an etiquette question, that you may help me with.
Due to Covid limitations, my nephew had an intimate small wedding, months ago, I did send a gift to the couple. Now, as people are getting out and about, we have been invited to a "Diner en Blanc" at the home of the Bride's parents. This is not a wedding reception, but a celebration party.....is it appropriate to take a small hostess gift to the parents? If so, what would you suggest? Thank you
Wonderful idea to bring a hostess gift. Here is a link to an inexpensive item. Add a bottle of wine and you are set. Will also send a small gift idea for the new couple. I realize you already gave the wedding gift, but a small gesture will be appreciated.
etsy.me/2PUs8ne
etsy.me/2PaxVDR
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The frosted tulip candleholders at 2:09 were deceiving, I believe. If I'm not mistaken, the tulip portion at the top is an addition that doesn't belong. If you Google Timo Sarpaneva iittala candlesticks you can compare and see if this is what was for sale. The authentic ones are engraved with the artist's initials on the bottom. I have several myself that I've been fortunate enough to thrift. They're quite valuable, but there are some look-alikes (which I also own a pair of), but they are obviously not engraved.
You have a good eye! I did not pick those up for a closer look.
I Love the Staffordshire dogs authentic or not I /have a big collection OKI have some
I would have got the Roseville 😊
I have regrets, too. The Roseville vases were a steal!
Wowwww, biurifull
Thanks for coming along! ☺️
Where in the world/how do you store all of your treasures?!
We have two homes and I offer items in my eBay store: LadyMaryBethTreasures.
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@@LadyMaryBeth, could you please post a link? I cannot get it to come up as you wrote here.
@@m.c.master4622 www.ebay.com/str/ladymarybethtreasures
@@LadyMaryBeth, you are so reponsive to your viewers. One of your many, of many, admirable and appreciated traits. Thank you. I do not know why it would not come up when I typed it. An idea, maybe: post a link to your ebay store with each video.
My son and daughter-in-law recently purchased a vacation home in Holland,can you suggest any antique stores in or around Amsterdam?
How wonderful! 🇳🇱 They probably have flea markets like we do in Germany. These should open up again soon I hope. Not as many antique shops there like we have in the States.
En que ciudad de EEUU esta esa tienda gracias
Está in Houston, Texas.
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