Hi Sir George Nomad 👑, I just had to share with you how much you inspired me. I've know for generations about Emmett Till and the horrific tragedy that happened to him but when you picked up those Jet Magazines with those outrageous photos I about lost my mind. I called that Warehouse in S.Illinois and bought 2 of the Jet Mags. I was impressed by the fact that Jet Magazine in 1955 was willing to go against the Jim Crow AKA the KKK of the South. That's a part of history, which includes so many more atrocities that no one should ever forget this happened !!! Right on Jet Mag ! 15:56
what a huge move George. Seattle was the first stop on my travels as a backpacker solo in my late twenties. it was a soft breakin coming from my home country of New Zealand. . I remember the Pike place Market, the spacetower and I stayed at the YMCA . I was unfamiliar with how to make a phone call to my home country and i could not operate the plug on my bathtub. Hilarious!
The Ceramic Fish TV lamp that the seller attributed to Italy is from VALLAURIS, France...they are high Kitsch; and in person they are pretty appealing and fantastic! I love seeing them grouped; several in one spot all lit up. I saw them for the first time at a flea market in Paris, during my one and only (so far!) excursion to Paris, which was a just passing 25:10 through trip to Spain where my uncle lives in a former Goat shed. Paris is ALL THAT, and ceramics from VallAURIS are really wonderful in a so-tacky-it-transcends-well-don't-stop-NOW way!
I love my Umanoff barstools. As a kid, my dad put four of them around our train table for us to each sit on one side and run one train. One day near Christmas, my baby brother tipped his backwards and hit the wall. Mom and Dad were out and we had a babysitter. He hit a panel that covered a crawlspace and was held into the wall paneling with magnets. It fell out - and Christmas came early! Mom threw that stool out because it was broken. I have the other three. Just don't sit on them in shorts!
Isn't moving fun! LOL But it is a good time to reacquaint yourself with old friends- those items that have been pushed to the back or are so familiar that you've quit seeing them. Sorry for the circumstances for having to move but I know you will shine where ever you land! Thanks so much for the fun look. I again saw so many things I love! The squash blossom, the wind-up clocks, the wall art, the furniture, the old phones...all of it LOL Thanks George & Xeno. Safe travels!
The move was a great one and better by far from what I see. I know that at first it was a bit unsettling and all the questions where, why, how, and when are very pertinent in this. It happens and sometimes it the best thing that could have been. I am glad that you are happy with your new space and have it set up pretty well too. Have a great day and safe travels
I learned to type on my mom's old Royal from when she was an office manager at a Ford dealership in the 40s - 50s. Such a classic. It also made it easier for me to type much faster on the electric typewriters and later computers in school.
Thanks for a fun and informative video! I just recently found you (through Laura Caldwell), and I'm looking forward to going back and watching all your videos!
I love to see the spaces that you set up in the antique malls. You should use those battery clip on lights to highlight individual items within your space that you want to accentuate. I think it makes a big difference and helps the space as a whole in drawing people in for a closer look. It provides a visual “bullseye” in an environment where there’s a lot of competition for the human eye. Just a thought.
Wow George, that was alot of work! It looks great. I bet that murano deer doesn't last long. Thanks for showing us you new space. So much to see, will have to watch again. Lol
My friend had the most delightful antiques shop and twice, had to move because of unrealistic rent increases. Everything looks wonderful and makes one want to travel to Seattle.
You should get that paint by number piece. I think it would go for more than $65, it's so well done and really beautiful. Just find a frame at a thrift store, you may need a backer board or even fabric covered good quality foam core will work. That price is crazy cheap!. The first clock in the old building, the 1950's cool one? That would look amazing above that rounded corner kitchen cabinet in the video I watched yesterday. Can you tell I haven't stopped thinking about it? If I could mention something to all vendors.....when setting up a space please think of older shoppers. I walk with a cane and have balance issues. If there's too much on the floor or a small entrance I just walk by because I don't want to chance tripping or breaking any of the wonderful items in the booth. I'm certain I'm not the only one, there are many conditions that older folks deal with that make shopping difficult. I think your space would be fine but just something to keep in mind. You are a mindful person and you even mentioned having proper space, just keep those of us with handicaps in mind. Maybe even spread the word to other dealers. This mall is amazing, really beautiful and I can't believe the bargains!
There is a three story warehouse full of stuff in Brooklyn going out of business - last days today and tomorrow. I just cannot get there now! Sighs. Love the large purple platter - so organic!
Recent subscriber here and I am really enjoying your videos George. As a booth owner myself I really appreciate the tips. I have those same glass shelves as you and I love that they fit in my small SUV, reflect light and can fit neatly in a corner. Super useful. Look forward to seeing the evolution of your new area!
Hi George, I saw you on Laura Caldwell's channel and subscribed to your channel. I think you have an eclectic display, very interesting objects. Watching from Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦👍.
Love going to antique malls, we had our own shop and had to close during the Bush Recession. I am in a wheelchair so please be sure to leave enough space for handicapped people to get into your booth space.
Looks like you’re going to do well! I wonder what that property owner thought about the mass exodus! Have you a sign with your name to hang in your booth? People who watch your videos would love to buy something from you I’m sure! ❤
George, I love all of your wonderful array of treasures in your booth. I’m on a wait list at a local antique mall for a cabinet. I’m starting out small as this will be my first adventure in resale. You and a few others have put the bug in me to do this. I appreciate all your knowledge you’ve shared.
Beacon Hill? Interesting, I'm not familiar with that area. The closest I got was living on Capitol Hill when I was in college. Have you been to any of the Earthwise locations? "Americans don't like to key wind clocks" Well, I guess that explains why my British husband is willing to key wind our several manual clocks! ha ha You could replace your microwave plate with that 1920's purple plate! 😉 I've never seen the old Sears building with the Starbucks logo on it before! Thanks for showing that. Your booth is gorgeous!
Capitol Hill and Beacon Hill are across the whole Dearborn Valley from each other, as a college student you'd have no reason to go there. I'm glad your husband will do it, I find a ticking clock rather charming! I have been to one of the Earthwise locations and need to go back. I remember how weird the Starbucks logo seemed up there to me when they first installed it, given that it had been Sears there since the 1930s and my family shopped there.
@@TheAntiqueNomad We have four grandfather clocks (two functioning/running). Two of the clocks are from the mid-1700’s. We also have several other manual clocks, including a collection of carriage clocks.
I saw your orange Italian glass bird…I have the teal blue one like it! My living room has pops of orange, and your bird would sure look great with mine! When I bought it, the seller “thought” it was Murano. I was skeptical, but just know he’s glorious with all the feather detail.
Good evening, George! Ohhh...I hate moving! I don't even like to move furniture about in the house. That did look like a good time to get some really good deals, though. That German clock, that was key-wind, I liked. Most of the clocks we have here are either key wind or cuckoo clocks that have the chains that have to be pulled to wind them. The clocks I detest are the battery ones. Love that 1910 bust. That pond boat you have on the shelf seriously caught my attention. It looked to be a super-nice one. That cold-painted metal sculpture is phenomenal! Loved those passenger liner aeroplanes on the stands. I have a collection of the small diecast ones. The fish TV lamp...not exactly my thing 😂 From the initial sales, it looks like you will do well there! Thanks for the tour!
I liked the clocks when we got them, but a lot of people who like that era want electric. Battery clocks are not really old to me at all. The 1910 bust was pretty, and I think she sold already! My pond boat is basic but likeable, perhaps 1960s? The airplanes are another, "If I had space, I'd have kept those" from living around them so long. Thank you for joining in!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I like the old United electric clocks, and there are a few other electric clocks I like. The battery ones...naw! It isn't surprising the 1910 bust sold. That was a beauty, for sure! Even the basic pond boats are interesting to me. I have a set of three really small ones that are super basic, and I like them a lot. My diecast aeroplanes are in a box, in a closet, but I still have them. I just can't seem to let go of them.
:38. Too funny, I have a pair of those brass and glass end tables. (Made an appearance a couple of times in this video.). A lot of stuff in that mall that's right up my alley. You get a lot of breakage with all of that glass on open shelves? I don't have nearly that much in my antique booth and people break plenty of my inventory. Gorgeous pieces in that new mall!
I watch a lot of antiques on all utube sites and I must say Canada and Virginia and Washington and yard sales for antiques in Forrest hills ca had the best antiques from there auction and yard sale and estate sales and vintage antique stores and antique malls because there options and very very amazing amount of vintage quality and quantity and the prices were very reasonable thanks 🙏 for sharing this video and have great sales at your new location ❤😊
Wild george I really like your setup at this Mall I really enjoy the whole Mall I could speak days in there. I really liked the fish TV lamp. It was kinda weird, but it was neat.!!!
23:57 What the heck were those earrings in front of the turquoise? Sabrina glass? I had a Corona green typewriter for a few years. Gave it away - literally, but I honestly don't regret where it went. (a nonprofit mission to a country with iffy electricity) Looks like George's booth has a good new home.
My hubby and I were at the docks a few weeks ago, boarding the Norwegian Cruise Ship Encore for an Alaskan cruise. Our airport shuttle took us right past the Starbucks headquarters. We arrived the late the night before and stayed at the Marriot. Our ship didn't sail until 5:00 and we were tempted to go exploring some of the nearby antique stores. Keep in mind that if your store can somehow advertise that they are nearby, provide a shuttle service (for a fee, of course), and that they will ship the cruise passenger's purchases, I think they will draw a good amount of business. The Space Needle was a popular site to visit. I wonder if advertising there would be a good place since a lot of cruisers will be there and looking for another fun place to explore while they wait to set sail, or to keep in mind to visit when they disembark. I think your store will do well selling smalls to cruisers, as they don't have much room in their luggage. We found an antique store and Salvation army that we visited in Ketchican, Alaska and bought a few small things. We also found a lady in Ketchican that sold old ink bottles full of beach glass and marbles, that she collected along the beaches (and dug up from an abandoned dump as well). The cool thing is that she had an ultraviolet light that she used to show the uranium marbles and sea glass bits. That's the kind of local souvenirs that I love!
George, it was really great seeing so many of your things in the booth. Have you already left Seattle? There were a couple of things I'd like some info on if you sell to your viewers?
Wow you have really nice things, to bad I love like way to far I think my favorite was the mod and vintage statues and the glass deer which I don’t know a lot about learning lol
Curious how they keep the homeless & the street people from wandering around, if those fluorescent are replaced with gangable LEDs, it would be significant Energy savings and cost-effective, sometimes you can buy this by the pallet at auction, most the ones I've obtained came from Harbor Freight, 4 Footers, which will fit with some modifications of a plug into a 2x4 fixture.. the Sasha Brashoff.. Stuff used to be practically free it was so gaudy, in the Los Angeles area 25-30 years ago... it was not very desirable, especially in the West Los Angeles Santa Monica area.... of course this town most of it is not old enough people move constantly that you do not get the accumulation of really Nifty stuff most of the time like you do in the Midwest and back east.. although real estate here has gotten exponentially more expensive you'll find Young Folks coming home and just want to trash the contents so they can sell the house... Smart Ones will put it all on the curb the others just get a dumpster... or some of the more environmentally conscious folks and there are a lot of them out here we'll just post and let people remove contents... sometimes it's strangely eclature, so nobody gets much of anything almost rationing, very odd... because of the heart cost of real estate many of the larger antique malls that used to be perhaps the Helms Bakery or the JCPenney building near LAX ended up being completely remodeled - redeveloped - so no more Booth space , unless you want to drive all the way out to Long Beach Orange County - LAXVESPA-LOSANGELES...
Hi Sir George Nomad 👑, I just had to share with you how much you inspired me. I've know for generations about Emmett Till and the horrific tragedy that happened to him but when you picked up those Jet Magazines with those outrageous photos I about lost my mind. I called that Warehouse in S.Illinois and bought 2 of the Jet Mags. I was impressed by the fact that Jet Magazine in 1955 was willing to go against the Jim Crow AKA the KKK of the South. That's a part of history, which includes so many more atrocities that no one should ever forget this happened !!! Right on Jet Mag ! 15:56
Congrats on 50K subs!
Thank you so much! I remember when you were about #50. I hope you and Tim are doing well!
I'm sure when Misty TJVH sees the Mountie nodder she will sing 🎶Oh Can-a-da🎶.
I swear if any collectable reseller that doesn't watch you is really missing out, so much knowledge you have!
what a huge move George. Seattle was the first stop on my travels as a backpacker solo in my late twenties. it was a soft breakin coming from my home country of New Zealand. . I remember the Pike place Market, the spacetower and I stayed at the YMCA .
I was unfamiliar with how to make a phone call to my home country and i could not operate the plug on my bathtub. Hilarious!
Cheers from NZ
“Weird” was a great word for the unusual fish TV lamp. 😁
The Ceramic Fish TV lamp that the seller attributed to Italy is from VALLAURIS, France...they are high Kitsch; and in person they are pretty appealing and fantastic! I love seeing them grouped; several in one spot all lit up. I saw them for the first time at a flea market in Paris, during my one and only (so far!) excursion to Paris, which was a just passing 25:10 through trip to Spain where my uncle lives in a former Goat shed. Paris is ALL THAT, and ceramics from VallAURIS are really wonderful in a so-tacky-it-transcends-well-don't-stop-NOW way!
I love my Umanoff barstools. As a kid, my dad put four of them around our train table for us to each sit on one side and run one train. One day near Christmas, my baby brother tipped his backwards and hit the wall. Mom and Dad were out and we had a babysitter. He hit a panel that covered a crawlspace and was held into the wall paneling with magnets. It fell out - and Christmas came early! Mom threw that stool out because it was broken. I have the other three. Just don't sit on them in shorts!
Funny story! Our parents always told us not to do that, but did we listen? They are not comfortable in shorts
That was a lot of fun seeing your new booth. It is great!
The new booth looks great! To bad the new owner was so greedy. His loss, so many beautiful things.
Thanks! I feel fortunate that it all came together in the end.
Isn't moving fun! LOL But it is a good time to reacquaint yourself with old friends- those items that have been pushed to the back or are so familiar that you've quit seeing them. Sorry for the circumstances for having to move but I know you will shine where ever you land!
Thanks so much for the fun look. I again saw so many things I love! The squash blossom, the wind-up clocks, the wall art, the furniture, the old phones...all of it LOL Thanks George & Xeno. Safe travels!
It helps so much! I love having a broad and shallow space, rather than deep and narrow
You did a great job styling your booth!! Looks fabulous.
Wonderful information! Thank you, George. A very exciting time for so many of you !
The move was a great one and better by far from what I see. I know that at first it was a bit unsettling and all the questions where, why, how, and when are very pertinent in this. It happens and sometimes it the best thing that could have been. I am glad that you are happy with your new space and have it set up pretty well too. Have a great day and safe travels
That's exciting, putting things in a new space must help you to see the individual pieces more in relief.
Yes, and more shelving is turning out to be helpful as well
Very nice display and a lot of beautiful pieces Thanks for sharing George hope u do well 😊
I’m loving what I’m seeing especially the customers in the store
Hi George and Xeno and all. Lots of work-but fun too.
It turned out to be more fun in the end than I thought
@TheAntiqueNomad appreciated all your evaluation of space and items.
Cheering on your super success at the new location! The booth looked great!❤
I learned to type on my mom's old Royal from when she was an office manager at a Ford dealership in the 40s - 50s. Such a classic. It also made it easier for me to type much faster on the electric typewriters and later computers in school.
Nice! My mom used one in the steno pool at Wolverine Steam Pump Co. in Michigan
Thanks for a fun and informative video! I just recently found you (through Laura Caldwell), and I'm looking forward to going back and watching all your videos!
Thank you for the tour and best wishes in your new space!
Great antique mall George! So much MCM goodies! Thanks for sharing!
come visit sometime!
Fun video George! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for sharing the experience of moving your booth; and the way you worked with the space; and already sold ephemera. So many ideas!
I'm so glad! I like the idea that people who want to do what I do can pick up something that is helpful for their set ups as well
Lots of lovely glass pieces. Interesting to view..
Holy cow, the orange bird!! I have a pair in amber. I love that little flame orange fella.
I love to see the spaces that you set up in the antique malls. You should use those battery clip on lights to highlight individual items within your space that you want to accentuate. I think it makes a big difference and helps the space as a whole in drawing people in for a closer look. It provides a visual “bullseye” in an environment where there’s a lot of competition for the human eye. Just a thought.
Best of luck to you in your new venue! I LOVE THAT FISH LAMP!
Wow George, that was alot of work! It looks great. I bet that murano deer doesn't last long. Thanks for showing us you new space. So much to see, will have to watch again. Lol
Thank you! It didn't
My friend had the most delightful antiques shop and twice, had to move because of unrealistic rent increases. Everything looks wonderful and makes one want to travel to Seattle.
You should get that paint by number piece. I think it would go for more than $65, it's so well done and really beautiful. Just find a frame at a thrift store, you may need a backer board or even fabric covered good quality foam core will work. That price is crazy cheap!. The first clock in the old building, the 1950's cool one? That would look amazing above that rounded corner kitchen cabinet in the video I watched yesterday. Can you tell I haven't stopped thinking about it? If I could mention something to all vendors.....when setting up a space please think of older shoppers. I walk with a cane and have balance issues. If there's too much on the floor or a small entrance I just walk by because I don't want to chance tripping or breaking any of the wonderful items in the booth. I'm certain I'm not the only one, there are many conditions that older folks deal with that make shopping difficult. I think your space would be fine but just something to keep in mind. You are a mindful person and you even mentioned having proper space, just keep those of us with handicaps in mind. Maybe even spread the word to other dealers. This mall is amazing, really beautiful and I can't believe the bargains!
I love the fishy TV lamp!
Wow, what a great booth!👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much!
I really like your positive attitude about these changes.
My daughter currently lives in Belltown, so I can't wait to visit your space the next time I am in Seattle. It looks like a neat mall!
There is a three story warehouse full of stuff in Brooklyn going out of business - last days today and tomorrow. I just cannot get there now! Sighs. Love the large purple platter - so organic!
That platter was cool! I'd be excited to see a Brooklyn warehouse of stuff, you know there has to be good stuff in a big city like that
The booth looks beautiful George
Recent subscriber here and I am really enjoying your videos George. As a booth owner myself I really appreciate the tips. I have those same glass shelves as you and I love that they fit in my small SUV, reflect light and can fit neatly in a corner. Super useful. Look forward to seeing the evolution of your new area!
Thanks and welcome! I'm always happy to talk about what works and what doesn't in what I do.
Love the lion face rug, nice choice
Rarely make it for a live! Excited to see what you've got for us today, George!!!
So glad you came! This one was a big change for us
Love the cart set up and the rug is awesome!❤
Oh that Murano piece❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
George...you are fabulous!!!!!
your booth is stunning
Congrats George! Your booth looks wonderful! One of these days I will make a long road trip! Lol
Love your new booth. Wish I could see it in person.
Hi George, I saw you on Laura Caldwell's channel and subscribed to your channel. I think you have an eclectic display, very interesting objects. Watching from Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦👍.
Your new booth looks great. ❣️
Congrats on your new space!! Nice location! Have to come and check out your booth!
Love going to antique malls, we had our own shop and had to close during the Bush Recession. I am in a wheelchair so please be sure to leave enough space for handicapped people to get into your booth space.
NEW SPOT LOOKS SOO GOOOOD
Congrats on the new space! A lot of work
Good luck in your new space!
Thanks! So far, so good
Love the new space & mall! I need to head up to Seattle to check it out. I saw a lot of Mid Century goodness as you were showing us around. ❤
Congratulations! Beautiful booth
Looks like you’re going to do well! I wonder what that property owner thought about the mass exodus! Have you a sign with your name to hang in your booth? People who watch your videos would love to buy something from you I’m sure! ❤
George, I love all of your wonderful array of treasures in your booth. I’m on a wait list at a local antique mall for a cabinet. I’m starting out small as this will be my first adventure in resale. You and a few others have put the bug in me to do this. I appreciate all your knowledge you’ve shared.
Beacon Hill? Interesting, I'm not familiar with that area. The closest I got was living on Capitol Hill when I was in college. Have you been to any of the Earthwise locations?
"Americans don't like to key wind clocks" Well, I guess that explains why my British husband is willing to key wind our several manual clocks! ha ha
You could replace your microwave plate with that 1920's purple plate! 😉
I've never seen the old Sears building with the Starbucks logo on it before! Thanks for showing that.
Your booth is gorgeous!
Capitol Hill and Beacon Hill are across the whole Dearborn Valley from each other, as a college student you'd have no reason to go there. I'm glad your husband will do it, I find a ticking clock rather charming! I have been to one of the Earthwise locations and need to go back. I remember how weird the Starbucks logo seemed up there to me when they first installed it, given that it had been Sears there since the 1930s and my family shopped there.
@@TheAntiqueNomad We have four grandfather clocks (two functioning/running). Two of the clocks are from the mid-1700’s. We also have several other manual clocks, including a collection of carriage clocks.
I saw your orange Italian glass bird…I have the teal blue one like it! My living room has pops of orange, and your bird would sure look great with mine! When I bought it, the seller “thought” it was Murano. I was skeptical, but just know he’s glorious with all the feather detail.
Good evening, George! Ohhh...I hate moving! I don't even like to move furniture about in the house. That did look like a good time to get some really good deals, though. That German clock, that was key-wind, I liked. Most of the clocks we have here are either key wind or cuckoo clocks that have the chains that have to be pulled to wind them. The clocks I detest are the battery ones. Love that 1910 bust. That pond boat you have on the shelf seriously caught my attention. It looked to be a super-nice one. That cold-painted metal sculpture is phenomenal! Loved those passenger liner aeroplanes on the stands. I have a collection of the small diecast ones. The fish TV lamp...not exactly my thing 😂 From the initial sales, it looks like you will do well there! Thanks for the tour!
I liked the clocks when we got them, but a lot of people who like that era want electric. Battery clocks are not really old to me at all. The 1910 bust was pretty, and I think she sold already! My pond boat is basic but likeable, perhaps 1960s? The airplanes are another, "If I had space, I'd have kept those" from living around them so long. Thank you for joining in!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I like the old United electric clocks, and there are a few other electric clocks I like. The battery ones...naw! It isn't surprising the 1910 bust sold. That was a beauty, for sure! Even the basic pond boats are interesting to me. I have a set of three really small ones that are super basic, and I like them a lot. My diecast aeroplanes are in a box, in a closet, but I still have them. I just can't seem to let go of them.
:38. Too funny, I have a pair of those brass and glass end tables. (Made an appearance a couple of times in this video.). A lot of stuff in that mall that's right up my alley. You get a lot of breakage with all of that glass on open shelves? I don't have nearly that much in my antique booth and people break plenty of my inventory. Gorgeous pieces in that new mall!
I watch a lot of antiques on all utube sites and I must say Canada and Virginia and Washington and yard sales for antiques in Forrest hills ca had the best antiques from there auction and yard sale and estate sales and vintage antique stores and antique malls because there options and very very amazing amount of vintage quality and quantity and the prices were very reasonable thanks 🙏 for sharing this video and have great sales at your new location ❤😊
Wild george I really like your setup at this Mall
I really enjoy the whole Mall I could speak days in there. I really liked the fish TV lamp.
It was kinda weird, but it was neat.!!!
I hope your new space is working out well !
Wonderful job and soo much treasure. Now i want that dutch thing lol
Thanks for all your videos. 😊
Your narrative is great.
I saw my cookie jar! The one with the different cookies on the outside and walnut knob on top!
Mine holds dog treats😂
Good to see you George. Good luck!
23:57 What the heck were those earrings in front of the turquoise? Sabrina glass? I had a Corona green typewriter for a few years. Gave it away - literally, but I honestly don't regret where it went. (a nonprofit mission to a country with iffy electricity) Looks like George's booth has a good new home.
My hubby and I were at the docks a few weeks ago, boarding the Norwegian Cruise Ship Encore for an Alaskan cruise.
Our airport shuttle took us right past the Starbucks headquarters.
We arrived the late the night before and stayed at the Marriot.
Our ship didn't sail until 5:00 and we were tempted to go exploring some of the nearby antique stores.
Keep in mind that if your store can somehow advertise that they are nearby, provide a shuttle service (for a fee, of course), and that they will ship the cruise passenger's purchases, I think they will draw a good amount of business.
The Space Needle was a popular site to visit.
I wonder if advertising there would be a good place since a lot of cruisers will be there and looking for another fun place to explore while they wait to set sail, or to keep in mind to visit when they disembark.
I think your store will do well selling smalls to cruisers, as they don't have much room in their luggage.
We found an antique store and Salvation army that we visited in Ketchican, Alaska and bought a few small things.
We also found a lady in Ketchican that sold old ink bottles full of beach glass and marbles, that she collected along the beaches (and dug up from an abandoned dump as well).
The cool thing is that she had an ultraviolet light that she used to show the uranium marbles and sea glass bits. That's the kind of local souvenirs that I love!
What a treasure trove of beautiful pieces ❤
Your space looks great!!!!!
I never shopped Epic, but I have been going to Landers for years (Pre-Landers of course)! Love that store! Maybe I will catch you there some time!
George, it was really great seeing so many of your things in the booth. Have you already left Seattle? There were a couple of things I'd like some info on if you sell to your viewers?
That “50’s ship clock” - can you provide more info on it? My husband loved it.
Thanks for the great Video.Hey George I have a question do you have to go back more often to stock now?
WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR NEW DIGS
My fav!!!❤❤❤
I love fish, I love glass, and I love weird. Yes please’
Fascinating and educational, George: thank you! Is that a music stand you are selling? Price please as well as the Murano uranium stag? Thanks!
Nice 👍
Very informative content 👍
Wow you have really nice things, to bad I love like way to far I think my favorite was the mod and vintage statues and the glass deer which I don’t know a lot about learning lol
Interesting big mall. Do you feel safe in Seattle? I thought you lived in Kentucky. Must be hard to restock unless you go monthly.
Any tips on deciding which store to go with when renting your first space?
Spaces seem so tight.
13:54 I remember the video where you picked up that bar cart. It looks fantastic. Is it for sale?
This is what I see, '' Wonderful things.'' Great job George, I know that you will accomplish much there.
11:24 Is the red rose bowl vase in the center of the frame Blenko?
👍👍👍
Congrats on the 50K & the new space. You did an amazing job setting the booth up!🩷
Thank you so much!! It was a lot of work but the layout just presented itself to me and I'm glad it was as easy as it was
😊😊😊😊
I wanna be there
Curious how they keep the homeless & the street people from wandering around, if those fluorescent are replaced with gangable LEDs, it would be significant Energy savings and cost-effective, sometimes you can buy this by the pallet at auction, most the ones I've obtained came from Harbor Freight, 4 Footers, which will fit with some modifications of a plug into a 2x4 fixture.. the Sasha Brashoff..
Stuff used to be practically free it was so gaudy, in the Los Angeles area 25-30 years ago... it was not very desirable, especially in the West Los Angeles Santa Monica area.... of course this town most of it is not old enough people move constantly that you do not get the accumulation of really Nifty stuff most of the time like you do in the Midwest and back east..
although real estate here has gotten exponentially more expensive you'll find Young Folks coming home and just want to trash the contents so they can sell the house... Smart Ones will put it all on the curb the others just get a dumpster... or some of the more environmentally conscious folks and there are a lot of them out here we'll just post and let people remove contents... sometimes it's strangely eclature, so nobody gets much of anything almost rationing, very odd... because of the heart cost of real estate many of the larger antique malls that used to be perhaps the Helms Bakery or the JCPenney building near LAX ended up being completely remodeled - redeveloped - so no more Booth space , unless you want to drive all the way out to Long Beach Orange County - LAXVESPA-LOSANGELES...
Anybody help me out with tips on how to determine if a piece of art glass is Murano?
Curious. How much are you asking for your amber lucite grapes?
Mmm...maybe $30?
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