Jane bought a beautiful jug vase for her new kitchen, and the seller lady reduced the price without Jane asking for a deduction, so that was a great find and deal.
Just hazarding a guess, but I think those tools with teeth on one side, and rubber on the other, are for stretching fabric, either for upholstery or stretching canvas onto a frame for paintings.
Oh Jane! The vases, China, trinket boxes, lamps- what a gorgeous collection of lovely objects! I would lose my mind over all of this. Thank you for bringing us along to this lovely brocante. It was great to see Patrick and Stuart perusing the treasures as well, as well as the “ 2 person harmonica”! ❤️
Wow,!!!!!!!! so.... very special, owning a park woods and forest. Well I just loved seeing the tranquil beauty of the greenery, they must wake up happy everyday. A very special zen place chateau, it is perfect for, Harmony and Peace. Tai chi in the morning and afternoon.
So pleased you bought that jug Jane, it will look lovely on your windowsill! She was lovely to reduce it by 3 euro’s. Can’t wait to see your new kitchen…probably not as much as you Jane. 💐
That is a tattoo device used on race horses upper lip. The are numbers that are inserted before its applied and usually comes with a small pot of ink to rub over the peircing/ sorry for spelling. This was. A kit in a plastic tool box. This was a requirement for eligibility for racing and identification of the animal so it was NOT to end up in slaughter pipeline. No horse lover wants to hear or see about that issue. In the states that practice is banned. They are now microchipped.
That was funJane . I think the unknown object around 12:00 was a cut throat razor converted to safety for cutting hair. When I first started work in 1962 I had a version that was same shape and opened to insert a razor blade. Later on there was a wiggly thing that I don’t think was a crimping iron. The second one was a gaufering iron for frills on linens, not sure of my spelling, bit franglais. Well done on your jug👏👏👏🫶
There were a lot of mystery objects there Susie, I think you may have shed some light on a few of those for us, thank you. I did think the razor blade thing might be for hair trimming.
I believe those were crimpers you were looking at that possibly clamped a metal band around a sack for whatever. Sometimes money bags had them but could be food bags. I may be wrong but could be. Take care. Enjoy your vlogs
I love seeing you out with your best buddies Jane. What a beautiful place to have lunch, with Jo and Barry. It was a good day for Tony to find a welding project 😊
Thanks Jane. For me it is the first time I can really see the plates and cups and broches. And mysterious things. Thanks for your patience to film all this.
I’ve going for counting with you and Jane you and I have very similar taste in loving some of these objects but one thing I wish you would show us is any sewing machines or there’s a toy sewing machine I can see behind at the back of the table I’d love to see that little closer
@@notquiteachateaudiy OK then maybe for tattooing the ears of animals (or card or some other material) , ink pad on one side and needles on the other ?
Exactly what I thought of the one being held on the right side. An upholstery webbing stretcher. Jane, I'm not sure what yours was, but not I'm super curious!
Since the 1st mystery objects are with instruments - thinking it's to prepare reeds for wind instruments. Perhaps? or one is a canvas stretchers - the other sugar nipper, or candle wick cutter thinking these are correct. or surgical instruments for castration, used on cows - well that's what google says LOL.
I do Maureen, I can see Tony's interest sparked and it's a win win, Gary likes to work with Tony, the gazebo gets mended for nothing, and gets re-used, and we get to spend some time with our lovely friends, who like to watch our vlogs(that's how we met) and I get some lovely content for you all to watch x
Hi Jane and Tony, that Brocante had some lovely things but I dare say they were on the expensive side. I love how you always offer up Tony’s services to help with other peoples projects. I think he loves helping others as he enjoys the interaction and especially if it’s something unusual . Good vlog Jane. 😘🇨🇮
@@sheilaosullivan3056 Thanks Sheila yes most things were very expensive but we still found a couple of bargains. I see Tony's eyes light up when he sees an exciting project he could get involved in!
Jane bought a beautiful jug vase
for her new kitchen,
and the seller lady reduced the price without Jane asking for a deduction, so that was a great find and deal.
I am very pleased with it Lesley-Anne
Gosh we saw some amazing things there! And what a fantastic lunch we had! ❤😊❤.
Yes it was a fantastic day, always is when we all get together xxxxx
Just hazarding a guess, but I think those tools with teeth on one side, and rubber on the other, are for stretching fabric, either for upholstery or stretching canvas onto a frame for paintings.
I think you could be right Kathleen, it's been a popular idea
Liberace also said "to much of a good thing is wonderful"
Thanks Suzanne, it's a great line LOL
Oh Jane! The vases, China, trinket boxes, lamps- what a gorgeous collection of lovely objects! I would lose my mind over all of this. Thank you for bringing us along to this lovely brocante. It was great to see Patrick and Stuart perusing the treasures as well, as well as the “ 2 person harmonica”! ❤️
Thank you so much Rita, glad you could come along
That brocante was wonderful! I would have been cash poor leaving there! I adore Villeroy & Boch, great find on the pitcher!
Yes it was a bit pricey, but lovely to see all the beautiful things and I was lucky to get the Villeroy and Boch jug at that price, thanks Lora x
I had a whole,service from Villeroy and Boch….. it is amazing!
Jo and Gary's chateau have beautiful green grounds, very beautiful.
yes it is a beautiful chateau park and woods/forests there Lesley-Anne
Wow,!!!!!!!! so....
very special, owning a park woods and forest.
Well I just loved seeing the tranquil beauty of the greenery, they must wake up happy everyday. A very special zen place chateau, it is perfect for, Harmony and Peace.
Tai chi in the morning
and afternoon.
So pleased you bought that jug Jane, it will look lovely on your windowsill! She was lovely to reduce it by 3 euro’s. Can’t wait to see your new kitchen…probably not as much as you Jane. 💐
Thanks so much Lyn, yes, hurrah, the kitchen is finally underway, a video about the start will be out very soon😊
A very entertaining browse, Jane, especially in relation to some 'mystery' objects 😄Well done on your and Tony's purchases!🥰🥰
Glad you enjoyed it Marie, thank you x
That is a tattoo device used on race horses upper lip. The are numbers that are inserted before its applied and usually comes with a small pot of ink to rub over the peircing/ sorry for spelling. This was. A kit in a plastic tool box. This was a requirement for eligibility for racing and identification of the animal so it was NOT to end up in slaughter pipeline. No horse lover wants to hear or see about that issue. In the states that practice is banned. They are now microchipped.
Ouch poor horses! Interesting information though Elizabeth, thank you for all that
That was funJane . I think the unknown object around 12:00 was a cut throat razor converted to safety for cutting hair. When I first started work in 1962 I had a version that was same shape and opened to insert a razor blade. Later on there was a wiggly thing that I don’t think was a crimping iron. The second one was a gaufering iron for frills on linens, not sure of my spelling, bit franglais. Well done on your jug👏👏👏🫶
There were a lot of mystery objects there Susie, I think you may have shed some light on a few of those for us, thank you. I did think the razor blade thing might be for hair trimming.
I believe those were crimpers you were looking at that possibly clamped a metal band around a sack for whatever. Sometimes money bags had them but could be food bags. I may be wrong but could be. Take care. Enjoy your vlogs
good thinking there Linda, glad you enjoyed it x
I love seeing you out with your best buddies Jane. What a beautiful place to have lunch, with Jo and Barry. It was a good day for Tony to find a welding project 😊
Yes it was, thank you for joining us Cheryl x
Your new jug is lovely, and the coffee set is wonderful - love the spout! So many treasures; looked like great fun!
It was Iris, always fun days out with our friends x
Congratulations ❤️ 👏 ❤️ on your 10000
I so enjoyed this Jane. I have my Grandparents bottle corker just like the fancy one you picked up. Fancy Brocante! 🥰🥰
Wonderful Amy, such a pretty memento to have and useful too!
What a lovely vlog to wake up to Thank you Jane ❤
You’re welcome Brian, yes put it out a bit early as we're out tonight😊
Lots of lovely things to buy Jane, loved the jug you bought very pretty , 😘
Thanks so much Annette I love it😊
Loved the jug 🤗🌹🌹🌹
Love Sue❤❤❤🇬🇧❤❤❤
It was a nice find Sue, will be lovely in my new kitchen, which is under way x
The blue glassware trinket box, vase etc. is called Mary Gregory glass. It’s out there and far more reasonably priced.
Thanks CJ, I couldn't remember the name, we see quite a lot of it
Thank you for sharing your lovely day out xx
Our pleasure Jane, thanks for joining us😊
Thanks Jane. For me it is the first time I can really see the plates and cups and broches. And mysterious things.
Thanks for your patience to film all this.
You are so welcome Y
Yes the decanters were very pretty. I loved them also . Wonderful Jane. the jug was lovely for your new kitchen.
Thanks so much 😊
I’ve going for counting with you and Jane you and I have very similar taste in loving some of these objects but one thing I wish you would show us is any sewing machines or there’s a toy sewing machine I can see behind at the back of the table I’d love to see that little closer
Hi Judy, I will bear that in mind for future brocantes, thanks for watching
Yes the decanters were very pretty. I loved them also .
Thank you! 🤗
So many beautiful items at the brocante . Thanks for sharing Jane 🥰
You are very welcome Lori x
What beautiful antiques!
We agree Stephanie, thanks for stopping by
One of them looks like an upholstery web stretcher.
oh yes it could very well be, but one had sharp pins depicting numbers
@@notquiteachateaudiy OK then maybe for tattooing the ears of animals (or card or some other material) , ink pad on one side and needles on the other ?
Exactly what I thought of the one being held on the right side. An upholstery webbing stretcher. Jane, I'm not sure what yours was, but not I'm super curious!
Did you end up buying anything. I enjoyed watching and looking at treasures. Love the grounds of Jo and Gary’s Chateau
Yes Charmee, I bought the enamelled tin jug for my new kitchen and Tony went back and bought the coffee set, for 80 euros
Since the 1st mystery objects are with instruments - thinking it's to prepare reeds for wind instruments. Perhaps?
or one is a canvas stretchers - the other sugar nipper, or candle wick cutter thinking these are correct.
or surgical instruments for castration, used on cows - well that's what google says LOL.
ouchy Lisa LOL, all good ideas though
I took them to be ribbon crispers/pleaters and silk flower making tools from a hat maker/milliner. I like this game.
@@rhondaswayda1761 Yes good guesses for sure
What a curiosity of items! Prerty good prices and quality. Love the coffee set, Jane. Gosh such a shame about the Gazebo?
It really is MaryJane but I think Tony can fix it up
BEST WISHES TO YOU
Thank you x
A lovely visit . Happy New Year ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Happy new year Glenys, thanks x
y⁰u certainly jump in fast Jane to get work for Tony and invite yourself along at the same time 😂
I do Maureen, I can see Tony's interest sparked and it's a win win, Gary likes to work with Tony, the gazebo gets mended for nothing, and gets re-used, and we get to spend some time with our lovely friends, who like to watch our vlogs(that's how we met) and I get some lovely content for you all to watch x
Yes I love the white and gold large pottery pair also
They were beautiful
Hi Jane and Tony, that Brocante had some lovely things but I dare say they were on the expensive side.
I love how you always offer up Tony’s services to help with other peoples projects. I think he loves helping others as he enjoys the interaction and especially if it’s something unusual . Good vlog Jane. 😘🇨🇮
@@sheilaosullivan3056 Thanks Sheila yes most things were very expensive but we still found a couple of bargains. I see Tony's eyes light up when he sees an exciting project he could get involved in!
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Thanks Tia x
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Thank you
That is a posh Brocante, I prefer the cheaper ones 😂😂
Too much of a Good thing is Wonderful,
Yeah ,May West was right.
She was Lesley-Anne
Big garden, that Jo and Gary have……. I’m presuming they must have a full-time gardener, would take all week to mow that lawn 😳
they do it all themselves Steve
@@notquiteachateaudiy ……… 😳😳😳😳😳
Bonjour ……….
€1,200 for a box to bung yer teabags in 🥴 !!!!
haha
Would be better if Jane’s two cents went quiet!
noted