The blue lid goes to a California carasol serving set. The dish is a plan green. There are then two green and two blue dishes that go around the dish on a wooden lazy susan.. It has participated in many family parties.
Thank you so much so now I can go to bed 😂. I knew California from the look but have looked at every casserole on the internet. Such a pretty lid drives me crazy
That tall thin purple glass vase with the little delicate flowers on it is absolutely beautiful! I admire every time we stop by if it was still there. Glad you picked it up!
I have a chamber pot with a lid I keep in my guest bathroom. I filled it with stuff I get from hotels such as shampoo, mini toothpaste, cream rinse, little soaps. If I have company staying the night it is available to them.
The silver plate tea set was given to me new in 1994 as a wedding gift from my sister. She got it at Macy’s. I still have it and was thrilled when she gave it to me:)
The cardinal of love was $25 at my local antique mall…. I waited it out and managed to snag it for around $15, $10 is a score! I’m a huge sucker for the Leo Ward Blue Birds of Happiness though….
I don’t think that is a toucan jug. I think it’s a kookaburra, an Australian kingfisher. If you Google kookaburra jug, I’d be interested in your opinion.
I was going to drop by to say kingfisher, but I thought the bill was a bit chunky for ours here in the US. Think you are correct with the kookaburra ID.
I saw an antique oil can at the end of your video. Misty says those are great to use for vintage tree toppers. I'm sure they'd be great for other things too.
Check to see if that silver plated set is from Gorham.. I have one similar to it but it's packed away and I believe that's the coffee pot the teapot is missing. But I could be wrong it's been a long time since I took mine out of storage.
Lynne here, the chamber pot can be used as a planter. Obviously you don’t want to pay top dollar if you’re going to drill a hole in it and fill it with soil. 😉
I collect those silver plated sets and that's a good price for all of them. Some I will paint and fill with flowers and succulents in the creamer and sugar bowls!!!!
In the 60’s, my mom had a guest towel holder that looked similar to the lady you picked up. We were told to never touch those hand towels, “No matter what.”
Chamber pots are good for plants. That one is arr nouveau from about the 1890s. You cut a big succulent in that one. The 12 inch silver plate trays are beginning to sell again. The 20 and 30 somethings are using them as chargers for dinner plates. The silver plate meat trays with the wells look great with a grouping of simple clay garden pots, the scummier, the better. It's juxtaposing the earthy with ruined finery. It seems that Gnomes and their cousins Trolls aren't going away any time soon. Factoid: The Book of Gnomes back in the 1980s was published by the Abrams Co where Martha Stewart's husband was the one that discovered the author. This is where Martha got the seed money to start her business empire. If you can find the book in the wild, in good condition, it's worth in the 50 to 60 dollar range.
Loving those cool house shoes 😘😂 I bet those were a Christmas present 🎁 As much shopping as you do I can’t imagine not wearing those everyday 😂 My feet would kill me 🤪
Happy New Year Jocelyn and Family🎉Good finds today. Favorites Green Glass dish with millifiora ? Lol can’t spell it, the bracelet😍,little metal lady. Omg! Do you have llama shoes on!😍 Oh at the end of your video I recognized the wheat printed Pyrex I have that one in my cabinet!
I have a similar silver set, it's for coffee and it has a tray with it. Paid $30 at an estate sale, but they included a small silver bowl with the set.
Re China: to me items from the '80's like your rice teapot that don't have a more modern Made in China are cool. Chinoiserie was a thing then and is coming back around
They are beautiful. I have a gorgeous place setting & tea pots but they are for looks only. All Lusterware is made with Mercury & poisonous metals and are Not food safe. Sure is pretty too look at though. 😊
Happy New Year!! Do you have a Facebook group where folks can post pictures asking for identification help? I’m at a loss for a signed piece of pottery and piece of jewelry that I need help with. Love your videos. I look forward to them and especially loved the hoarder house series.
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The William Sonoma dishes are for olives. You can put toothpicks in the little holder. I used mine for pits both olive and cherries
The blue lid goes to a California carasol serving set. The dish is a plan green. There are then two green and two blue dishes that go around the dish on a wooden lazy susan.. It has participated in many family parties.
Thank you so much so now I can go to bed 😂. I knew California from the look but have looked at every casserole on the internet. Such a pretty lid drives me crazy
The plate at 4:50 is Indian Tree pattern. Bone china and dates back to the late 1800. I have a full set from my grandmother.
Thank-you!
That tall thin purple glass vase with the little delicate flowers on it is absolutely beautiful! I admire every time we stop by if it was still there. Glad you picked it up!
The bell flowers are lilies of the valley.
I came here to say this… & you beat me to it. I love Lily of the Valley. 💖
I have a chamber pot with a lid I keep in my guest bathroom. I filled it with stuff I get from hotels such as shampoo, mini toothpaste, cream rinse, little soaps. If I have company staying the night it is available to them.
Love that idea! Thank you for sharing.
I see you post a video and im like "yay!!" ...out loud...like you can hear me 😂
Haha, same 😄
Lol we all hear you! We're doing it too, so at least you're not alone! 😊
The silver plate tea set was given to me new in 1994 as a wedding gift from my sister. She got it at Macy’s. I still have it and was thrilled when she gave it to me:)
I have that sideboard! It was my grandmothers. She got it in the 60’s. It’s original colour is a dark black stain.
It's stunning. What a nice piece to have to remember your grandma. 😊
The cardinal of love was $25 at my local antique mall…. I waited it out and managed to snag it for around $15, $10 is a score! I’m a huge sucker for the Leo Ward Blue Birds of Happiness though….
I got a Rossi in a box yesterday….normally watch you get stuff but this time i got one before and knew what it was!! Watch you daily!!!
I have always wanted to do a display of leftover tureen lids hung in a collage on a dining or kitchen wall. One day… 😀
I believe the Asian "scoops" are actually silk irons.
I think your Toucan is a kookaburra, or at least some kind of kingfisher. Cheers
I use goodwill teleflora and FTD vases for craft shows. I also have clients that like pie plates with recipes especially Betty Crocker brand
Happy New Year's, Jocelyn! You found some amazing things in this trip to the antique mall.
The small oil lamp looks like a Glasshouse Studios piece.
I researched a little bit when I got home. It was Vandermark. Called Hilde’s Lampchen-one of sixty-five commissioned. It was super cool.
@@CrazyLampLady Thank you, for letting me know. ♥️ It certainly is a beautiful little lamp, especially to us art glass lovers. ☺️
I learned that the tea sets don’t usually come with trays, you can use any tray with those sets.
And the leaf bowl is gorgeous!
The Japanese crackle piece is a Somayaki Somaware creamer - double wall Gold Horse and Heart design. I found and sold a saki set awhile back ;)
I own a whole set. $1.99 for the creamer is a bargain and then some! You found such beautiful glass pieces on this trip.
I'd use that chamber pot for a plant!
They're collectible for sure!
Me too! Make a beautiful pot for a plant 🌵
I don’t think that is a toucan jug. I think it’s a kookaburra, an Australian kingfisher. If you Google kookaburra jug, I’d be interested in your opinion.
Definitely not a toucan. 😊
Yes! I came down to comments just to see kookaburra. LOL Jocelyn can't get away with anything with her eagle-eyed viewers watching out for her!
I was going to drop by to say kingfisher, but I thought the bill was a bit chunky for ours here in the US. Think you are correct with the kookaburra ID.
I saw an antique oil can at the end of your video. Misty says those are great to use for vintage tree toppers. I'm sure they'd be great for other things too.
Happy New Years to you , your family and staff. May you find the best treasures this year. 🎉🎊🐧⛄
Happy new year from Scotland 🏴 !
Check to see if that silver plated set is from Gorham.. I have one similar to it but it's packed away and I believe that's the coffee pot the teapot is missing. But I could be wrong it's been a long time since I took mine out of storage.
Lynne here, the chamber pot can be used as a planter. Obviously you don’t want to pay top dollar if you’re going to drill a hole in it and fill it with soil. 😉
I keep hoping that you & Sue would reconnect. I miss your interactions❣️
2:38 I was able to find 6 of those cups at Goodwill a few weeks ago.
Love your shopping trips and Andrews trip for you to goodwill was super sweet my husband would never shop for me ...great teamwork!
I think that bracelet might be Italian. My parents brought me one just like that from Italy in 1979.
Thankyou!! Always enjoy seeing your shopping adventure!!
The "toucan" was a kookaburra I believe?
I collect those silver plated sets and that's a good price for all of them. Some I will paint and fill with flowers and succulents in the creamer and sugar bowls!!!!
In the 60’s, my mom had a guest towel holder that looked similar to the lady you picked up. We were told to never touch those hand towels, “No matter what.”
Happy new year to you and your family. I have paused this video so many times are they goats on your shoes x
8:47 My mom had a set like that and it had a tray with it. Looks exactly like the one she had.
That blue lid has a California pottery casserole somewhere longing for it. I grab these at low prices hoping for happy endings
Happy New Year. You got some beautiful pieces today. Hope 2022 is good for you and your family.
My maiden name is Minton so I’m interested in anything Minton. The china is sold in fine jewelry stores in our area and can be very expensive.
If you find the Pink Bird of Hope, those are pretty rare also
Somayaki is the name for the double walled creamer. Love it!
Man! The Limoge candlestick is beautiful, and super cheap!!
Many times people put plants in such a beautiful chamber-pot..😉
Wow,you found some amazing stuff and that dresser was stunning!😍
I LOVE going shopping with you!!!......we haven't been to Finders Keepers in awhile!....just saying.....teeheeeheehee.....:-D
I miss Finders Keepers!
“Chinese scoop” -is a Silk Iron.
Chamber pots are good for plants. That one is arr nouveau from about the 1890s. You cut a big succulent in that one.
The 12 inch silver plate trays are beginning to sell again. The 20 and 30 somethings are using them as chargers for dinner plates.
The silver plate meat trays with the wells look great with a grouping of simple clay garden pots, the scummier, the better. It's juxtaposing the earthy with ruined finery.
It seems that Gnomes and their cousins Trolls aren't going away any time soon.
Factoid: The Book of Gnomes back in the 1980s was published by the Abrams Co where Martha Stewart's husband was the one that discovered the author. This is where Martha got the seed money to start her business empire.
If you can find the book in the wild, in good condition, it's worth in the 50 to 60 dollar range.
Interesting about gnome book. Wonder what happened to my Mom’s.
*scrambling to retrieve my copy to list of the Book of Gnomes is gathering dust at my vendor booth*
Love the bracelet! Does look Italian.
Nice plate! “India tree” pattern I think.. Thanks for all your interesting videos. Happy New Year.
I love the Mirrafiore bracelet.
Goodluck in 2022🎉🎉. I hope you get super wealthy and healthy 🤩🙏😊
I will take that bluebird paperweight and the red cardinal had you got it.
I love the wax pottery bowls. We call them smelly bowls.
Great finds , hope you have a Happy New Year
Loving those cool house shoes 😘😂 I bet those were a Christmas present 🎁 As much shopping as you do I can’t imagine not wearing those everyday 😂 My feet would kill me 🤪
I mix and match my candlesticks...cool look
Hi Jocelyn. Love the floral plate and vandal holder you got at Goodwill. Marie
I have the teapot and cups to match that Japanese creamer...I'd love to have that piece1
Happy New Year Jocelyn and Family🎉Good finds today. Favorites Green Glass dish with millifiora ? Lol can’t spell it, the bracelet😍,little metal lady. Omg! Do you have llama shoes on!😍 Oh at the end of your video I recognized the wheat printed Pyrex I have that one in my cabinet!
They’re goat shoes. 😂
@@CrazyLampLady Lol! They are still so cute!
That's tarnish not patina. Patina is dulling of silver due to age and use. Frequent polishing adds to patina.
Happy New year!!!!!
Happy New year. You found some nice items
I have bouillon cups and luncheon plates that match your Minton late. I adore them.
The metal lady napkin holder is a Fanciful Flights by Karen Rossi
Happy New Year Joc 🎉
Really pretty finds. Happy New Year!!
As always Jocelyn you pick exquisite pieces
I have a large solid cat with a hidden box that’s quite amazing and solid in my eBay store. Reminds me of that seeing that whale.
I have a buffet table just like the one in store!!!! Gorgeous
Reverse painted glass cat is a kosta sea glass bruk, really great resale value
Happy New Year Jocelyn. And oh my gosh show us your shoes! Are those the Eddie Bauer animal shoes? I love them but only saw them for a moment!!
They’re LL Bean. 😂
The whale box is an ink well/whale.
Lily of the valley, not bell flowers on vase
Sooo… Is no one going to ask about the doggie slippers?? 🤣
They’re goat slippers. 😂
I have a similar silver set, it's for coffee and it has a tray with it. Paid $30 at an estate sale, but they included a small silver bowl with the set.
Your “tea set” is actually a coffee set … it has a coffee pot instead of a tea pot.
You missed the willow tree together..love those!
At part 17:50 can anyone tell me what kind of elephant 🐘 that is?
Re China: to me items from the '80's like your rice teapot that don't have a more modern Made in China are cool. Chinoiserie was a thing then and is coming back around
I so enjoy you and your videos...
Another nice score!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Danni has been picking up cups a few at a time. Her creamer had no horse inside either
We loved our trolls in the 60s.
Minton Indian Tree plate did come with the gold, I think they copied the vintage Johnson Brothers England Indian Tree pattern
the tea set had an amber look to it.
those canisters are 😍
They are beautiful. I have a gorgeous place setting & tea pots but they are for looks only. All Lusterware is made with Mercury & poisonous metals and are Not food safe. Sure is pretty too look at though. 😊
I love ❤️ your channel
You totally just breezed over some Franciscan pieces!!! Didn't even notice them!
Are you referring to the ivy pieces? I've looked at those in a previous video and they aren't Franciscan.
Cool sunglasses
Great stuff loved it
The single plate with gold is the Indian Tree Pattern.
Happy New Year!! Do you have a Facebook group where folks can post pictures asking for identification help? I’m at a loss for a signed piece of pottery and piece of jewelry that I need help with. Love your videos. I look forward to them and especially loved the hoarder house series.
She does! It's Old Things Thrifters and Pickers 😊
Happy New Year 🎆
Happy new year
Lamp Berger fragrance lamp
Did you sell that oil lamp? I really like it too.
When are you listing the oil lamp? I collect mini oil lamps and would love to bid on it!
Beautiful items 🥰👍💞💞💞
Checkk with George on the troll dolls .he showed one today
Happy New Year Jocelyn 🎉 💞
Resin.....Leaf/feather. Lol. I had to correct. Fun sponge sorry.
Just started watching your videos and inspired me to go to Goowill today. So disappointed. Hopefully it will fill back up in a couple weeks. 🤷🏼♀️
Hello Happy New Year