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They MOVED Out & Left All Of THIS! Trash Picking Ep. 14
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2019
- You never know what you will find in the trash and today's picking had some surprises! One man's trash turns into my treasure!
These comments are psychologically interesting.😁
You leave things, and people say that it's "sad".
You keep everything, and people call you a hoarder.
You state that such and such is a "_____", and you have 8,419 comments on people who love to correct each other, or be right about an item.
You grab an item, and people tell you that you should have taken something else, instead.
You don't grab an item, and people tell you that you should have grabed that item.
WTH? This is like the zero-tolerance, judgy mcjudgerston zone! :/
ANYYYYYYWAAAAY, I had fun watching you treasure hunt.🤗👍😊
Welcome to the world of RUclips :0) Thanks for watching and glad that you enjoyed the video!
Exactly. Different people would take different things and that’s ok. Personally I would have picked up the table and chairs but maybe not other things, it’s totally ok to pick and choose. No point to just taking everything and be overwhelmed :)
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Jenni Lang Great comment! This comment is like a “poem” comment for all RUclips thrifters! 👏👍
So true! We all turn into armchair quarterbacks when someone else is making the plays!!
You can always source a university/college where paper conservation is studied, and perhaps see if the professors would take on the painting for students to repair. A learning experience for them, a repaired paining for you that wouldn’t cost much. My 2 cents. Great finds!
Haha! I was having a nervous fit when you hesitated on taking the antique damaged painting. The frame was worth more than anything you picked the entire day! SO GLAD YOU TOOK IT! Put it on EBAY or ETSY, and you will make good. I wish you could do this full time. You have the skills and the love for the hard work.
I was yelling "Take the frame...Take the frame" lol
Gloria DICKERMAN I’m with you on that and the painting if good artists can be repaired!
I love doing this too, where I live it’s not as good as what you guys find!! It’s such a treat to find stuff you think others could/would use. I like to give things to people in need. We just had a hurricane last year so I’ve had some things I’ve found, Some people have really made out from that damage.
@@imamixednut I have been buying, finding and re-selling or donating for years, too. It makes life worth more and keeps me out of trouble. We'll most of the time! Lol!
@@musicanys lol!
@@musicanys ME TOO!!!
Hi Renee, I'm a new subscriber but have watched many of your videos. I am so thankful that there are young people like you that really appreciate and do all you can to save these old treasures. Wonderful finds today!
I think they left you some fine things!
That orange cookware looks to be Le Creuset. That stuff is worth a fortune.
I thought that too.
You probably righ
Especially because they have the graded colour scheme
@@dawn.cheripaul3168 I think it is an early Creuset... cause when I looked it up I found something called Cousances that was made in France and was apparently taken up later on by Creuset when they started to manufacture cookware.
Older! Desco Ware.
Dear Renee, I had goosebumps still now and I admire your body and mind control to leave behind all of these wonderfull things. Stöckli is good brand of Switzerland, the copper pot is a part of a meat fondue set. The "orange beauties" are from "le creuset" in France - high quality and expensive. Fingers cross, you soon have a van and storage room to live your Dream...;-)). Greetings and thank you from Germany!
Martina Schalk-Dietrich that’s what I thought it was too, early le creuset, that should be worth money.
@@nanachick05 We thought the same Nana! Nice to meet you!
Before I mentioned that it may be Le Creuset, I checked to see if anyone else had said so. I believe you're right.
I have a similar copper fondue set, never been used. My uncle when hw was in the air force and was in Germany bought the swiss made fondue set for my mom and he bought me a porceline doll in tradition dress, the doll has real hair it is very pretty. I have had it for many years and looks new.
Those light green glasses were extremely antique and expensive!
Suzanne Mix yes! And if you put them under a black light they glow!! I live in Germany and see ALOT!
Vaseline glass
@@cgccb123 Vaseline glass is yellow. Green glass that glows is uranium glass.
Yes I want those
depression glass.
The box with the green glassware had a plate with holes in it. That was the part to old Limoges type butter dishes that gets lost or broken. As they're a hundred years old, Ebay needed that.
I have one of those, for a butter dish, round/French/Limoges, it's beautiful, got broken in the mail, a little, keeping it anyway.
Rene, you are so special for letting others help the lady with the clean out to get things she don’t want. I am sure the lady will be relieved to have the help.
Take your time doing research on Nippon Bowl ( depending on the pattern, sold on eBay for $20 to $50) , R/C Bavarian Bowl ($69 on eBay), Handpainted Tile (find the breed of the dog & put that in the listing ($20 & up), Pottery pitcher France (lots are very Expensive depending on the Maker), Elite Works France at least $10, probable more), and the Silver Gobles (VERY Expensive) .. I looked most of these items up on eBay, stuff old stuff on Etsy usually sells for quite a bit more than on eBay. DO NOT take to the Flea Market and give them away!!! You love to do research, these items and the old picture will be great for the the winter when there are fewer auctions to go to and NO flea markets. Take your time looking up the value of these items. And don't forget to check the trash at that house more often. Maybe Taco could help you take the rest of the items. See what is still there, renting a small storage unit might just pay off for a few months. Just a thought????
Very great advice.
💟Thx for trying to mentor ppl saving treasures from the trash. Chairish.com is another up-market online consignment shop. A variety of sellers list decidedly more high end items on this resource. (BTW, best not to use term "oriental" some find it highly offensive. "Chinoiserie" is an acceptable way to categorise a variety of Asian decor.)
I believe it was said in the video thst she has been to that house a couple of times.
It takes rime to learn it. Ut. Why Not
I'm so glad you took that painting and the FRAME!! The frame was very old too! I would have hung it in my house.. :) But as the video progresses you are passing up some good stuff :( cant you hear me LOL
My goodness, one could almost set up an antique store with all that person's discards. Renee, you keep going with what you like and don't worry about all of us. We would just love to be able to do this kind of looking. Great video.
Thanks Delores 🙂
💟Yes, all we can do is our best to save lovely & worthy things from being destroyed & discarded in landfills. If you don't have the means to rescue all curbside finds (or partner w/another to do so), think about drafting a quick Craigslist post w/📸 on "free" estate stuff to alert others in neighborhood. ♻️ It gives divers & DIYers a chance to pick sometimes valuable &/or practical loot waiting for trash hauling. 😭Shame to see someone's legacy going to waste.🗑
I'm so happy that you saved that painting. The frame alone is worth a lot. There are conservators that would or could restore the painting. I would call a local museum and ask for their recommendations. Maybe even donate it to them.... I actually have done two estate clean outs and then did the estate sale.... it's an awful lot of work. My two sisters and I had a business doing that (3 sister's treasure). We realized we were just too old. We should have started when we were your age. I truly believe that God gives us each gifts and we should do everything in our power to work with those gifts. Your gift appears to be a love of history and conservatism. Follow your heart and MAKE a way to earn a living while using your gifts, I really wish I had done so..... Thanks for sharing and for letting this ole lady here try to give you some advice.
That thing you called a "Juicer" is actually an apple corer/slicer.
Yes I was going to say that too!
I was wondering too how she got a juicer out of that Apple slicer. Lol
It could also be used with a grapefruit
Nick pulli it would smash the grapefruit
@@lonacoleman7928 I was thinking if the grapefruit was cut in half
Dang it Renee, you find better stuff in trash than I do at the store. Great video.
You're not kidding! Her finds are fantastic! I'm so envious bit happy for Renee since she's so appreciative
Omg! I was having a heart attack watching you hesitate on that old frame and painting and pulling out the other pieces.
Please do not take those items to the flea market. I love flea markets but we love them because people bring great items that are worth good money and are willing to sell them for cheap because they do not want them or think they are not worth much.
A flea market is one step up from a yard sale.
Please take your time, handle them as if very valuable and research these before you put them out for sale. EBay or Etsy may be the better place to sell them although packing the fragile pieces will have to be well done.
You have the eye for the old treasures. I would find a storage locker or partner with someone who has a work area to store and prep items for sale. Good luck!
I enjoy your videos.
Hello there, I am a artist and I paint some landscape with acrylic, when I saw that beautiful painting I became so sad, you can easily fix that painting by giving it a layer of resin front and back and it will be perfect. :) love the channel.
Thank you
Such a good idea....maybe you could email her directly. I knew it could be restored, just not sure how!
@@shoshonnaissachar5927 has to be done by a pro/oil painter of landscapes, can't describe it here, has to be shown, in person. Teachable skill.
I believe the wooden box you left was a silver wear storage. It may have had silver forks, spoons and knives in it..
Faith Gantt She lifted that box pretty easy with one hand. She would of known when she picked it up if there was silverware in there.
@@eringomez-watters7881 I have one of those boxes, it's a beauty, patina is perfect, and I lined it inside with beautiful beaded style upholstery cloth, and gorgeous cloth/ribbon, worth the job, so beautiful, it's right here, & On top, a collectible Navajo Weaver/large; they make a pair.
Great score!! That pink little cup with the dragon on it is called Drangonware it's very collectable right now. LOVE LOVE those pottery plates. Oh! and that other asian tea cup, hold it up to the light to see if there is a lady's face on the bottom. Those are worth money too. Great video. Take care.
Renee, what great finds !!! You've got a great eye and a BEAUTIFUL vibe. Taco and you would do great together if you pooled your resources. YOU ROCK !!! ♥️🙏🏼🔆✌🏼♥️
Great items!!!!!!!! I am so happy when you make good finds. You deserve every possible treasure you ever come across as you are truly appreciative of worthy pieces. Worthiness is often not measured in dollars. Your understanding of that will take you far in future endeavors. I’ll be watching your channel and cheering you on. ❤️
Thank you Karla for the kind words! Glad that you enjoy the channel and thank you for watching!
I loved those green glass goblets.
made me the saddest when those were left behind.
I do too I was thinking to myself God I hope she doesn't leave those behind. They were beautiful and very rare and expensive. And all of it was in good condition I didn't see any chips on anything. Just the painting was in poor condition.
@@maureenfitzgerald1895 me too
good idea when thus shopping, to wear a coat or outfits with lots of pockets...
@@andreastultz1998 yeah she rescued a fine old Americana painting from the dump... fixable.
Meriden SP goblets (silverplate) , I would have taken her number down and told her whatever you plan on disposing next week(s) that I will help you get it to the curb (1st picking too) Good Score what you found!
I looked meridan up on Etsy, I'm sure you could get $100 or more for them
@Lawrence yep leave number offer help. I was at an estate sale a month ago and after three days they still had ungodly amounts of varied stuff ! So i offered help and my number with family. No call but always worth asking.
I would have found a way to take it all. NOTHING would stand in the way of making it a total clean out. U-Haul. Storage. Friends garage. My garage! My house! Where ever it would fit! Of course most people aren’t insane like me. I love your videos...especially the introduction....so peaceful. Thank you for sharing these wonderful finds. My grandmother was quite an historian. She kept everything in chronological order all the way back to her early lineage. I was fortunate enough to be able to get my hands on her ‘diary’ filled with dance cards, pressed flowers, etc. Ribbons from dance parties and napkins from teas she attended. Your videos have awakened a renewed interest in paper and photos from the past. I just love the way you present it all. Thank you! ❤️
Thank you! The older diaries that people kept years ago are a treasure as they offer such wonderful insight into the past, from simple things like who attended a party to keep all of the dance invitations. With the technology that we have today and everything being online, I'm not so sure that we will have similar diaries in 30-40 years, unfortunately.
I love when you say I don't want to make a mess. So many people are inconsiderate, grab what they want, break the rest or just throw it around. Thanks for being such a clean-y :)
Love your hair cut too, adorable on you!
I collect antiques and you passed up so many that were worth quite a lot.
Amen
Yeah I seen that too.
heh... noticed.
What great finds! There were some really nice pieces of glassware, and I'm glad you took that painting. The frame looks like one I saw appraised for about $500 (although I know you are not in it for the money). Thanks for making the great videos!
Metal-Tin Footed Egg Dipper with Handle-Old Egg Dipper Stand-Egg Dipper Poacher-Victorian Egg Rest-Vintage Kitchenware-Orphaned Treasure this is on Etsy exact item, $18.90. Your items are so unique & a treasure & if I lived close I would take my van & drive around to curb shop. I sent you I think 3 other comments & found items of things you showed hopefully this will help.
Hey Renee - Amazing haul today!!!! I'm sorry that you didn't inspect the silverware chest. It might have had something in it and, if not, silver chests are popular at flea markets. Not a juicer but an apple slicer. And, the Nippon bowl would have been from before 1921. Hope you find more like this!!
It's always an adrenaline rush to find GOOD estate style trash on the road like this. Awesome score for you! The green goblets though...they may have been uranium glass, you may want to get a keychain black light to carry with you, much of it is worth a good deal and it is often overlooked at flea markets too.
Stupid question I am sure...how do you tell something is uranium glass with a blacklight?
Great finds. Sad story. I'm glad you took the picture, I think the scene was interesting, despite the tears. Great stuff! 👍
So glad you grabbed the painting, I'm an artist and could fix it so easily. Good Job!
Thank you for the video, is fun to watch your appreciation of the things you find. Have a great week
That wooden case is for fine cutlery, many people sell those on eBay, they are expensive. 🙂Lots of vintage stuff, soooo nice
This is where you should have called Taco stack you two could have teamed up on this
Just when you have pretty much given up on trash picking ... you find all these neat items!!! Once bitten by the "trash picker" bug. It will come back and bite you at the strangest times!! GREAT PICKING!
it's just fun... there is always something useful...
I enjoyed seeing you enjoy the great trash picks you came across in your travels. This was a great vid. I watched the entire length. As they say...one person's trash is another one's treasure. You found terrific treasures.
You say you dont have a way to store things. You might look into renting a small storage unit. You could put some shelves in and organize more things that way. The smaller units are not to expensive.
get some of those forty five gallon trash bins, put them on her porch... fill them up with the non breakables/in bags, keep the breakables under her bed in boxes, there is always room, if one is clever. I keep all my pottery collection in my old kitchen cupboards, not too many but could make more room if necessary...lol I have my limited Limoges collection in two giant dog food containers under my antique kitchen table, I had them in my art studio but brought them in to keep them safer, so they would never get broken, are packed away in dog food containers, it's funny...
Hello, I enjoyed your video. I always do. It does breaks my heart she threw all those beautiful things in the trash. I hope Taco Stacks can help her. And if not him someone can rescue the beautiful things. Good luck at the flea market.
At 4:11 you took the Copco and the small Le Creuset but left the largest Le Creuset that was on the bottom! I was yelling at you through the screen tonight! 😂
Oh you found some great stuff! Have you filled the space under your bed yet?
The orange dishes, the painting, the brown pitcher! Everything! So glad you picked the painting. The frame looks antique and is gorgeous! I hope you can go back again. Love this video! Mist would make good $ on ebay. Thanks so much.
Here in TX we call it "curb crawling" 🎃 Love your channel.
In Florida, we all it sidewalk shopping. :-D
Hi, the first thing I would do when I came home, is go online and check out the artist of the painting. You love research so much, I'm sure you looked it up by now. Let us know what you find out. The frame was old and beautiful as well. Tfs
I'm so glad you took that old painting it's the frame I love good going
It's interesting the differing perspectives. The lady saw it all as trash/junk, but we see it as wonderful treasures. You found some beautiful items!
Get in touch with "crazy lamp lady", or Sueme. They know alot about the treasures you found. They go to Goodwill. And sell on eBay and Etsy.
Can’t believe you didn’t look in that wooden silverware box
Neither can I
Or grabbed the nippon...
Me too !!
Urgh!!!
I’m glad you took the picture. 😊
it is very valuable.
"Hey you guyyyyyys!!!!" 😁 Great stuff, I'm a fellow rescuer luv your videos👍
What treasures! I love them all! Maybe if you watch for a few days there will be more you can pick from.
Bronze is a dark brownish red, copper is a lighter reddish color and brass is a yellowish color. The strainer/colander appears to be copper with brass legs. It’s beautiful!
You HAVE to go back, with or without Taco Stacks. I’m sure the lady will remember you.
HAVE TO !
Yes! Go go go...START THE CAR! lol
What r Taco Stacks? Never heard that saying?
@@imamixednut Taco Stacks is another decent RUclipsr that trash picks and gets items for scraping and to sell at the flea market.
@@NeboAllen Decent? Taco Stacks is awesome, absolutely the BEST! ;-)
One of my favorite PAM videos, looks like you had a great time!
That gate leg drop leaf table at the beginning of this video would sell for big money where I live. The dishes were very high end. Since the other kitchen ware was high end, those oriental pieces may actually be worth some money ONLINE. The tile was KILLER!!
I’m yelling GRAB THE FRAME!
Very sad that whoever owned these things had left them behind and very sad that whoever bought that house didn’t appreciate the quality and value of those things that had been left.
not sure she didn't appreciate the things.. I know many people who just can't handle clutter of any kind. the research she would have had to do to figure out all the value is a daunting task.
I totally agree. I can't believe that woman throwing it out couldn't see the value of what she had. And like this woman here said she can just imagine what went to the Goodwill if this was trash. They're all in great condition no chips.
It’s not always that people don’t appreciate the value but they just couldn’t take everything with them
You found a lot of nice items. I wish I could come across all that stuff in the trash.
at 2:24 I want those kitchen chairs!!!!!!!! That antique walnut frame is wonderful, I hope someone got to enjoy it
Thank you for taking that picture!! If it can’t be repaired the frame is great!!
The yellow Copco enamel baking dish sells from $38 to $69 at various online sites.
When you first pulled the items out that were silver with the handles and shaped like eggs was that they were egg poachers. Not sure but that's what struck me. Nice haul, I love when you find such great stuff!
Yes! They are egg poachers- I have a couple of them myself.
Glad you picked up the frame. That frame itself is worth money. Thanks for sharing
I love that you took the painting because you felt bad about leaving it. And that’s a very nice frame. You did good rescuing at of nice stuff from the trash.
Anytime you see a mountain in oriental-style works, it is usually Mt. Fuji, and thus Japanese. That dark wood to blackish wood is usually teak. If it is glossy then it is usually lacquered enamel. They can run from $15 to $35, but more depending on age, detail, etc.
Ernest More that what i was gonna say that alot was Japanese I am half Japanese with French name lol
I am so glad you took the picture. The frame was lovely and if you could not fix the picture take pieces and create something else. Wow on finding all those items. I would have taken them all and sorted at home and give the rest to charity shop. Well done for saving planet. Watching from England 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜✨🍂🍁
Well what they “didn’t take” is what was left.😂
Bobbie K I was thinking the same thing. You’re looking at what they didn’t take. Lol
Think you both
The 4 oval orange gratin bowls are probably from 'Le Creuset' and sell at a high price. Brand new ones are around $40 each but vintage ones could sell for more. Meriden Co made silver plated objects.
Yea, someone on Pinterest is trying to sell one for $68.00.
I thought of that brand when I saw them, but I’m not familiar enough to say for sure
What an awesome find... My town never has that kind of cool stuff on the curb!! Congrats
Beautiful enameled cast iron copco pan. They're from Denmark. You could easily get 35 to $60 for that. :-) I have one it keeps casserole is really warm because of the cast-iron it's great hey, kind of like a dutch oven but for baking or casseroles. Great finds today can't believe they threw that stuff away especially the painting was that nice frame hopefully it doesn't have too much mold or damage in the wood, and that great cast iron enameled wear. The Jug from France is also very nice and the other Potter you picked up. Great taste I love watching you. Take care.
I’d have stacked it all in the living room if I had too.
Nippon!! Pre WW2 piece. Not as valuable as before but still quite wonderful. Omg what did they throw out?? Go there every day and pick. You can live with a few boxes until post holidays. I still store items in my trunk. Paper goods etc. but still.
The copper pot would be so pretty filled with autumn and then holiday florals and things as decor.
@paper and moose, would love to hear updates on the Benjamin Champney painting and some of your great finds .... you could do videos on what you found out , what you did, and what sold!!! Just started watching you and am catching up. Enjoying for sure!
Love the new intro!.wow you definitely got a lot of beautiful items. Would be interested in anything asian.
Tfs.
Not a juicer, its an apple slicer!
Another great trash picking day, so glad I could come along. Hang in there. Patty 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The framed landscape has a very interesting reverse side, as you pointed out. In the right setting, I would hang it as an art piece with the back in front!
What you are calling a "juicer" is actually an apple slicer/corer.
It's entirely likely that the previous owners have passed away and there was no one to properly look after their collections. :(
I was thinking the same thing. It just kills me. :(
My first time watching your video, RUclips recommended, I’m so glad you rescued what you did and it’s so sad the owner was so clueless what was in the house she bought. Thanks so much for sharing your “trash day”
Thanks for watching Mary!
Glad you took the picture. Frame is worth the time.
OMG, I'd take a day off of work and make Taco stack take you in the van to help her and yourself to remove it all. TS needs stuff to sell too!
Ask nicely, he may need some inventory
Taco Stack is a man!
@@shelley6746 yep he is man, Rene is a Woman and the "her" in the sentence referred to the woman/owner of the house! Who told Rene her husband wanted all of the contents REMOVED! (antiques and I'm sure so many FANTASTIC things!)
I love Taco Stacks.
I think the the copper bowl with handles was paired with the 3 footed base you did not bring with you. But I may be wrong.
Ok I had to laugh at myself this morning. When I saw the bait photo this morning my mind went to a different place than yours. I watch your videos daily-catching up. I raise worms for their castings (poop). It is amazing garden additive and I'm getting great garden results. I use shredded cardboard as part of the bedding for the worms. My first thought looking at that photo was-how could they throw out all that cardboard? One woman's trash is truly another woman's treasure!! Keep making your videos. I used to do all the sales and so forth- including garbage picking but my house overfloweth and I got too old. I have a house full of "vintage" things-all of which I use or wear. I keep making imaginary packages for you. One day I may send you something. Love your work.
The frame is worth good money!. The old label is affixed to the frame itself so the frame can be aged by the label. I say don't let your feeling bad keep you from asking! WE have a good friend who goes up and knocks on doors if he sees a car that looks like its not moved in awhile to see if they'd be interested in selling. Lots of people say no. Some say maybe and he might/might not get them interested and many people say yes. Just asking, that's all you're doing. It won't hurt anybody if they say no.
Think is an Egg Dipper /Egg Dipper Stand- I remember my Grandmother letting the egg cook in the hot water and using the egg stand to let the egg cool.
My grandma had those egg things. They are actually used to make boiled eggs so they don't crack as the water boils.
I looked in the comment just to find this! Thank you.💛 have a great day!
Awesome score I love your videos, Iam a dumpster diver and a curbside trash picker
I laughed when you mentioned Chester Copperpot. I watched the Goonies a hundred times with my kids. We can practically do our own rendition and know it by heart. haha. You found some great things!! I shudder at the thought of all of those treasure getting thrown in the dump. New sub. Glad I found you!! Thank you!
I would have taken everything!
I think the item you called a juicer looks like an apple core cutter.?!?!
Great finds....real treasures...
You missed the depression era Vaseline glasses! Those goblets were worth big bucks!!!
Vaseline glass is yellow. Green glass that glows is uranium glass.
the painting is Benjamin Champney worth up to 10k go to invaluable.com lots of his art there.
First time watching one of your videos and I loved it. I love the stuff you find and love how you tell us all about it. Great stuff.
But those were such pretty green uranium glasses left behind. BUT YOU DID HAVE SOME REALLY GREAT FINDS!! CONGRATS!! 👍👍👍❤️
Man did you score big!!❤️
Never mind picking through all that stuff. Take it all.
Seriously. If it's free take it and sort later.
Thats what I would do.
go back later before the trash hauler comes, to make sure nothing gets broken... or dumped.
I am glad you took the cracked painting ...even if they can't save the art someone can use the frame. :)
Sorry but I am catching up with your videos! Love all the oriental pieces! The box @ 18:11 Is Japanese as Mt. Fuji is in the background! Love all the porcelain you picked! LOVE YOUR TREASURE FINDS!! Also I am so glad you grabbed the picture! The frame alone it worth money! Cheers from Costa Rica!!😁😁
The thing you called a juicer is an apple slicer. Hold the oriental cup up to the light, sometimes they show a face in the bottom. Those egg shaped things are egg strainers.
Yes, apple slicer. I was hoping someone would let her know that.
@@janicerc4906 Yes and so much better than the modern plastic and very sharp metal bladed ones. I had one of those break as I was using it, and gashed my hand. no more modern for me.
@@mareebrown2163 Yikes!
it's called geisha ware! i actually have a cup n saucer. i Love it! the lady-head inside has different poses, like left n right, straight ahead. they were sold in sets (quite large, i'm told) mostly for selling to the tourists. i believe just after ww2 and all thru the '50's.
The painting can be repaired, look up how to do it and even if you make a mistake it will be so much better then it was and you saved it!
Did you check out the vaseline glass. It could or could not worth something! I love your blog and hauls.
@@carolbrunn7807 Vaseline glass is yellow. Green glass that glows is uranium glass.