I wonder if the gift wrapped packages might've been spares to have on hand in case someone stopped by with a gift that they'd forgotten. Voila, pull out a wrapped present to exchange.
What a job...bless you and your family! There is sooooo much stuff in our world it's ridiculous. I volunteer at a non profit store and I'm amazed at what we all accumulate. I've become a staunch minimalist...well as much as I can be :)
I can't get over how much Jason and Abigail have grown since I first started watching. They were so young and people were calling them mini me's for you and Melissa.
It sounds like this clean-out was filmed and completed quite a while ago. I guess that means that all of the things shown in these videos have already been auctioned off. If that is the case, you may have gotten more at the auction if you had posted the videos before the auction so that viewers could bid on things they saw during the clean-out. If I am wrong about that, please be sure to let us know when the auction is scheduled. Your clean-outs are my favorite kind of videos so I am enjoying this series!
Congratulations! You two have made SO MUCH progress!! I know the family is eternally grateful to you and I hope you make a handsome profit for all your hard work.
The amount of " stuff " of low value, compared to most homes, seems to make this a low profit project. That happens, that's real life. Sometimes, you work hard, and just get by. The fact you show it, and it's still entertaining, is the magic !
The couple took the stuff they wanted when they down sized. Basically they had someone pay them to clean out their junk. Most people have to pay others to do that. I am betting the best stuff was in the basement. You know all that old junk from the 60s and 70s. All the kids toys, etc.
Alex is also making very good money from his RUclips channel, so even if he just breaks even in terms of expenses vs profit from a clear out, it's worthwhile to him from the aspect of providing interesting content for his channel.
@@rachelh5211 I'm sorry if I have to disappoint you. Sure Alex earns money from youtube, but not as much as you might think. Don't look at the numbers of subscribers alone, you have to look at how many views his videos generates, and it's unfortunately not big numbers, and youtube changing the algorithms all the time, doesn't exactly help either.
@jrand2631 This might be true. However, I feel fairly confident he's doing just fine financially. One doesn't own that many unique vehicles and have the funding to do the ventures Alex does if one is struggling financially. I'm not saying this with any malice whatsoever. I admire his hustle, and he deserves every penny he earns. He's a smart businessman and wouldn't have taken on this clear-out if he felt it wouldn't be worthwhile.
I am of the opinion, instead of you buying out, the people should just give you the spoils. Look how hard you and family have to work to clean out a place so the owners can sell it. They would have to pay others to do it.
He said he’s leaving them for the family. Even tho he now owns the contents of the home. He’s also keeping an eye out for two lost rings the family asked for.
I am enjoying this series for many reasons. Hoping you make more than break even for all the hard work you do. After each episode I do a little decluttering.
Hello Archbolds! That beautiful large dinnerware set cream with gold trim is Royal Albert “Val D’or” and it is very desirable and quite expensive still! I love that pattern. I now realize that this series was taped in the summer, I hope Melissa decided to keep it or, if not, you got many $$ for it at auction! Thanks for sharing your time with us!🥰
It is gorgeous and valuable and yet it's hard to find a buyer. It's not microwave safe and it gets damaged in the dishwasher. We're using my in-laws' set every day (I'm willing to hand wash) and it will eventually go to whichever grandchild learns not to leave plates under the couch. :)
I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m a Thrifter and antique or have been all my life finding you and your family and what you do makes me wanna come to Canada to your store.
I don't know if I could ever do this kind of clear out. I like too many of the items. I would become a hoarder. You have the right mindset. JUST STUFF. But the moose pitcher us a keeper.❤
Another great episode Alex. It’s hard work for you but lots of fun for us. I’d love to be there helping you out , but then again I’d probably take too much stuff home with me. 😂
I have my mom’s Val Dor. When our house was under threat of burning down last summer, I packed it up and had it ready to go. I left my China (old country roses) in the cabinet prepared to let it burn. Fortunately we were ok though the fire was closer than what’s comfortable.
I think you should open the Christmas presents on camera. I want to see what's inside. They're probably gifts they bought for gifting and abandoned with everything else.
Its so easy for us armchair sorters to have opinions about toss/keep, right? However, the owners asked YOU to clear out their house at least in part because they couldn't make the hard decisions and you can. Keep up the good work!
Decades ago I gave my sister a gravy boat where the gravy comes out of the cow's mouth. It comes out every Thanksgiving for use as a gravy boat (of course) with all of the accompanying sound effects. 🙂
Hi Alex and Melissa! I’m hoping you make a profit when all is said and done. I’m drawn to the china and crystal. I love old books too. As you explore, I find myself thinking about buying more stuff, but I am in the process of clearing out my own collections and books. I decided to do a “death cleaning” to make sure that items I want to pass on to a particular person are given to them now. The older one gets, the more having your comfort items close by matters. The dust build up is proof of longevity in my opinion, and it is difficult to keep clean as you become more disabled. I’m thinking the owners were just unable to keep up. ❤
Lolol Alex I love your humor!!!!😊 it's a Saturday morning and you had me laughing!!! Laughter is a healer sometimes and thank you for always being there for us your viewers!!! I cannot fathom that job or doing it, you and your family are always quick to lend a helping hand. I truly hope that you made even or gained a profit. Thank you and your family for always donating the items that you are not getting a sale from. 😺😺😺💖💖💖
It might seem like a break even situation but you are helping the family and giving things to charity and keeping things out of the landfill. Might not fill your pockets doing good deads but fills your heart with joy for making a difference in the world.
Yeah, but there's still bills to pay, we all have them, and we all need to earn money to do so. As he said, the fuel alone is a huge expense - those big old v8 trucks are great, but they're thirsty.
@@jrand2631 He's also making money from the videos which he theoretically should calculate into his "earnings" from this clear-out. I think by now Alex's main income is youtube and not his auctions.
When my hubby and I decided to downside we worked hard to clear out as much “stuff” as possible. We asked our kids what they wanted and they really didn’t want our “stuff”. I really don’t want my kids to having to clear out our life time of stuff. Alexander, I enjoy going on your house clearing adventures and have learned a few things along the way. 😊
My guess is that was not presents that they had forgotten but rather presents ready for any unexpected friends dropping by, a quick grab for a last minute invited to an open house, a new gilfriend/boyfreind that one of the kids brought, etc. etc....
17 views and 21 likes. How does that happen? I stopped reselling after my husband had a life changing stroke. I stopped watching a lot of reselling related channels until you started this series. I am thoroughly enjoying watching you and your family. 🇨🇦
Some people will "Like" a video...and then watch it later. As I type this, this video has 14 👎🏻, and I doubt that many of them even watched the video. RUclips is its own reality.
I have been watching you for years now, every time you do one of these clean outs. Think I would like this or that, but I'm in Australia and it would cost a packet in postage. So I have to limit myself to viewing and admiring all the goodies and all you and your family do.❤
After watching this I decided to have a good clear out as I don’t want my family to be stressed with ‘stuff’ as it happens though the majority of stuff I’ve been getting rid off they actually took off me lol
I thought I have a lot of stuff. Too much stuff actually. But after watching this.... wow. Allthough all my hubby and I own fits in a 70 square meter flat, I will declutter even more. I think, you, Alex, will have suceeded at the auction, really pretty things!
I'm guessing those gift wrapped boxes that haven't been opened were not given to them, but were presents the homeowners bought for other people that for some reason they never got to give away.
So much work ... but what a place this must have been. I picture lots of fancy and fabulous holiday and Summer parties. It's a little sad .. but as they say "all good things must come to an end". 🥰
I can’t get over the number of times you’ve mentioned the dust! I’m a senior and am packing up to move and I had a professional cleaner in yesterday. Trust me dust is one of the last priorities in cleaning when the energy wanes so be careful. Many times I’ve had to say of the more senior members of my family,😂☺️ most having left this world, “I get it now”!
I'm sure the owners are fully aware of how much dust there was. No need to be offended or ashamed because they couldn't keep up as they aged. Plus they had a ton of stuff.
Alex,Melissa,Jason my house clearing team. You have made great progress. I know that still you have stuff to sort. Before you know the house will be ready. Hang in there. So many beautiful items. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🍺🥤🥤🥤🇺🇸🌹🙏🌈❤️😇🕊🌞👍
This house seem to have a lot of stuff that just went to charity. I follow a few people that do house clean outs and also dumpster diving. While it could be a lot of work, a couple of them do a huge one day yard sale. Cheap prices. And they might make $1000-$2000. One pays a couple of Family members 25% of the profits to do the yard sale for them. What’s left over goes to charity. Their family members do the work, they earn some extra money, and the other person makes a profit too.
Years ago he said addressed why he didn't do a yard sale. If I remember correctly he didn't believe it was worth this time and he didn't have time. It would have at least been a good money maker for the kids to do.
I'm with Melissa....I love sorting stuff. And that aqua kitchen sink! I have never seen one like that before. Is that porcelain or painted stainless steel?
Bless your heart, Alexander! What a lot of work? I am so happy your family is helping you. I would be so overwhelmed. I probably just sit down and cry. Hope you have a nice rest. Enjoy the holiday when this is done.❤
I missed these series. I'm really enjoying this one. When is the auction? Those bakers racks are gorgeous. My parents had a moose creamer. I wish I had it.
These are my favorite videos that you all put out, very much enjoying it. I almost missed the whole series because of the elections here in the USA and my pages being flooded. Looking forward to Chapter 6. Anna In Ohio
You are really finding some beautiful china , and decorations in that house. If I didnt think it would be too expensive to ship I would love that bean pot. I had a beautiful one that a friend had an accident with and broke. Been making my beans in a small roaster but couldnt figure out why they didnt taste the same. I realized it was the shape of the bean pot that cooked them in such a way the flavors were richer. Been looking for a replacement since mine broke . You'd be surprised how hard they are to find at least in my area. Great series . Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
That moose creamer/gravy boat is the most Canadian thing I've ever seen! LOL!
@@brendasoler4759 Most antique ones are porcelain from Austria or Czech, not Canadian at all. Love them anyway.
I wonder if the gift wrapped packages might've been spares to have on hand in case someone stopped by with a gift that they'd forgotten. Voila, pull out a wrapped present to exchange.
What a job...bless you and your family! There is sooooo much stuff in our world it's ridiculous. I volunteer at a non profit store and I'm amazed at what we all accumulate. I've become a staunch minimalist...well as much as I can be :)
I can't get over how much Jason and Abigail have grown since I first started watching. They were so young and people were calling them mini me's for you and Melissa.
It sounds like this clean-out was filmed and completed quite a while ago. I guess that means that all of the things shown in these videos have already been auctioned off. If that is the case, you may have gotten more at the auction if you had posted the videos before the auction so that viewers could bid on things they saw during the clean-out. If I am wrong about that, please be sure to let us know when the auction is scheduled. Your clean-outs are my favorite kind of videos so I am enjoying this series!
That was the coolest sink ever, I actually sneezed watching you take that dust pot down. OMG. 🇨🇦
Congratulations! You two have made SO MUCH progress!! I know the family is eternally grateful to you and I hope you make a handsome profit for all your hard work.
The amount of " stuff " of low value, compared to most homes, seems to make this a low profit project. That happens, that's real life. Sometimes, you work hard, and just get by. The fact you show it, and it's still entertaining, is the magic !
The couple took the stuff they wanted when they down sized. Basically they had someone pay them to clean out their junk. Most people have to pay others to do that. I am betting the best stuff was in the basement. You know all that old junk from the 60s and 70s. All the kids toys, etc.
Alex is also making very good money from his RUclips channel, so even if he just breaks even in terms of expenses vs profit from a clear out, it's worthwhile to him from the aspect of providing interesting content for his channel.
@@rachelh5211 I'm sorry if I have to disappoint you. Sure Alex earns money from youtube, but not as much as you might think. Don't look at the numbers of subscribers alone, you have to look at how many views his videos generates, and it's unfortunately not big numbers, and youtube changing the algorithms all the time, doesn't exactly help either.
@jrand2631 This might be true. However, I feel fairly confident he's doing just fine financially. One doesn't own that many unique vehicles and have the funding to do the ventures Alex does if one is struggling financially. I'm not saying this with any malice whatsoever. I admire his hustle, and he deserves every penny he earns. He's a smart businessman and wouldn't have taken on this clear-out if he felt it wouldn't be worthwhile.
@@jrand2631 Here is that stats for Curiosity Inc: Est. Monthly Earnings $2K - $5.9K
The inside of the house looks so huge without all that stuff! It really is a beautiful home! 👋👍
I am of the opinion, instead of you buying out, the people should just give you the spoils. Look how hard you and family have to work to clean out a place so the owners can sell it. They would have to pay others to do it.
I was thinking the same thing they should pay him.
Your family is so full of good Morals,good values,& honest people who make watching your adventures,so fun & educational!Thank You!
My goodness, giving them back their unopened presents this close to the holidays is true kindness.
He said he’s leaving them for the family. Even tho he now owns the contents of the home. He’s also keeping an eye out for two lost rings the family asked for.
I wonder if the gifts were from them to others and were forgotten.
Some people prepare 'emergency' gifts to have ready.
Could be “faux” presents to bump up the volume under the tree for aesthetics
If it's like me I buy it I put it up I forget about it
I am enjoying this series for many reasons. Hoping you make more than break even for all the hard work you do. After each episode I do a little decluttering.
Thanks so much Alex. I.m unwell with flu and a Fibromyalgia flare. Your videos are just the ticket to keeping me distracted from the pain. Bless you.
Get well soon, Claire.😊
10 out of 10 for leaving the home in good condition .A huge lot of work for modest sales ,many would have left the place in a mess .💪💪💪💪💪
I love the moose creamer. So whimsical. That's a win win
Hello Archbolds! That beautiful large dinnerware set cream with gold trim is Royal Albert “Val D’or” and it is very desirable and quite expensive still! I love that pattern. I now realize that this series was taped in the summer, I hope Melissa decided to keep it or, if not, you got many $$ for it at auction! Thanks for sharing your time with us!🥰
I spotted the Val D' or straight away as it is the set I own. It's a classic beautiful dinner service. I was eyeing off all the pieces I don't have.
It is gorgeous and valuable and yet it's hard to find a buyer. It's not microwave safe and it gets damaged in the dishwasher. We're using my in-laws' set every day (I'm willing to hand wash) and it will eventually go to whichever grandchild learns not to leave plates under the couch. :)
I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m a Thrifter and antique or have been all my life finding you and your family and what you do makes me wanna come to Canada to your store.
The amber swag lamp in the front hall is beautiful
I don't know if I could ever do this kind of clear out. I like too many of the items. I would become a hoarder. You have the right mindset. JUST STUFF. But the moose pitcher us a keeper.❤
You have blessed this couple to help them with an overwhelming task. Sometimes we store our treasures in Heaven.
Awesome job! I love watching and learning what your doing here! Downsizing in the near future. Thank you for sharing this journey with us!
Another great episode Alex. It’s hard work for you but lots of fun for us. I’d love to be there helping you out , but then again I’d probably take too much stuff home with me. 😂
I have my mom’s Val Dor. When our house was under threat of burning down last summer, I packed it up and had it ready to go. I left my China (old country roses) in the cabinet prepared to let it burn. Fortunately we were ok though the fire was closer than what’s comfortable.
The owners had really nice and unique things. I hope they are okay in thier new home ...must have been hard to leave such a lovely home
You're coming along nicely. Very interesting. Hope you get your money back, better still a nice profit. You work so well together. ❤😊
I've been picking up those moose / elk creamers whenever I see them for a reasonable price and I give them to my wife! She loves them lol
That was really cool. I have never seen those before.
I love all the rugs around the house.
I think you should open the Christmas presents on camera. I want to see what's inside. They're probably gifts they bought for gifting and abandoned with everything else.
Its so easy for us armchair sorters to have opinions about toss/keep, right? However, the owners asked YOU to clear out their house at least in part because they couldn't make the hard decisions and you can. Keep up the good work!
Decades ago I gave my sister a gravy boat where the gravy comes out of the cow's mouth. It comes out every Thanksgiving for use as a gravy boat (of course) with all of the accompanying sound effects. 🙂
My grandmother collected little pitchers. She had a moose just like that one.
Alex is the Marie Kondo of house clearances
Hi Alex and Melissa! I’m hoping you make a profit when all is said and done. I’m drawn to the china and crystal. I love old books too. As you explore, I find myself thinking about buying more stuff, but I am in the process of clearing out my own collections and books. I decided to do a “death cleaning” to make sure that items I want to pass on to a particular person are given to them now. The older one gets, the more having your comfort items close by matters. The dust build up is proof of longevity in my opinion, and it is difficult to keep clean as you become more disabled. I’m thinking the owners were just unable to keep up. ❤
I love sorting things as well. It gives me a satisfying feeling of accomplishment.
Lolol Alex I love your humor!!!!😊 it's a Saturday morning and you had me laughing!!! Laughter is a healer sometimes and thank you for always being there for us your viewers!!!
I cannot fathom that job or doing it, you and your family are always quick to lend a helping hand.
I truly hope that you made even or gained a profit.
Thank you and your family for always donating the items that you are not getting a sale from. 😺😺😺💖💖💖
Totally agree! Hey Lex what is in the Trunk? Stop teasing us!
It might seem like a break even situation but you are helping the family and giving things to charity and keeping things out of the landfill. Might not fill your pockets doing good deads but fills your heart with joy for making a difference in the world.
Yeah, but there's still bills to pay, we all have them, and we all need to earn money to do so. As he said, the fuel alone is a huge expense - those big old v8 trucks are great, but they're thirsty.
Good karma too. He will make out okay, no worries.
@@jrand2631 He's also making money from the videos which he theoretically should calculate into his "earnings" from this clear-out. I think by now Alex's main income is youtube and not his auctions.
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When my hubby and I decided to downside we worked hard to clear out as much “stuff” as possible. We asked our kids what they wanted and they really didn’t want our “stuff”. I really don’t want my kids to having to clear out our life time of stuff. Alexander, I enjoy going on your house clearing adventures and have learned a few things along the way. 😊
My guess is that was not presents that they had forgotten but rather presents ready for any unexpected friends dropping by, a quick grab for a last minute invited to an open house, a new gilfriend/boyfreind that one of the kids brought, etc. etc....
Aww. I have the China on the third shelf. Fishing village scenes. Inherited from my Great Grandmother from Newfoundland. 😊
17 views and 21 likes. How does that happen? I stopped reselling after my husband had a life changing stroke. I stopped watching a lot of reselling related channels until you started this series. I am thoroughly enjoying watching you and your family. 🇨🇦
Some people will "Like" a video...and then watch it later. As I type this, this video has 14 👎🏻, and I doubt that many of them even watched the video. RUclips is its own reality.
This is a lovely channel and I'm glad you found it.
Some people block parts of YT and it results in skewed analytics , it also means they most likely block ads
I love Melissa as she’s putting those dishes in those dish savers and clink that she says so we don’t click so cute
it is showing 15,564 views and 3.3k likes now
I have been watching you for years now, every time you do one of these clean outs. Think I would like this or that, but I'm in Australia and it would cost a packet in postage. So I have to limit myself to viewing and admiring all the goodies and all you and your family do.❤
Formidable work done. If I hadn't seen you do this stage by stage, I would have assumed a huge pro team had to have done it. And so quickly!
That house is beautiful
After watching this I decided to have a good clear out as I don’t want my family to be stressed with ‘stuff’ as it happens though the majority of stuff I’ve been getting rid off they actually took off me lol
I think I’ll dust the tops of my kitchen cabinets - thanks for the reminder.
Thanks for explaining that this was filmed during the summer. I was wondering how your ladies were able to help.
I LOVE the Moose creamer, syrup pourer!
I'm loving this series, its my favourite when you do the house's and shops. Keep up the good work 👏
I always enjoy your videos and watching now. You clear out a house? It amazes me how fast you get it done.😊❤
I thought I have a lot of stuff. Too much stuff actually. But after watching this.... wow. Allthough all my hubby and I own fits in a 70 square meter flat, I will declutter even more. I think, you, Alex, will have suceeded at the auction, really pretty things!
That Moose gravy boat made me laugh😂🇬🇧
Wow, some serious progress happening! 😃
Always interested in seeing what you find next. Thank you for sharing this video with us. 👍🇨🇦😊
The moose gravy or creamer pitcher and your comments made me chuckle! Thanks for the entertainment!
Maybe cream out of one end and gravy from the other...😂
I saw the moose and thought warm maple syrup !
I absolutely love u truck as well. My favorite colors. Lol
I loved the moose - he would look cute with a couple of little fresh dainty flowers in this mouth. The gravy spewing, out not so much.
I'm laughing out loud at your moose sounds, hahahahahaha, too funny! Thanks for the chuckle with my morning coffee, Alex, lol.
Washing the pot while filming deserves an award! 😊
awesome to see the truck 🛻 back!!
Wow great stuff Alex! Hugs!😊
Glad you used the two wheel carts, save them for next clear out, you can take three closed boxes easy and save on everyone’s bodies. 🇨🇦
I'm guessing those gift wrapped boxes that haven't been opened were not given to them, but were presents the homeowners bought for other people that for some reason they never got to give away.
This house is really nice, it would look great renovated. I really like the moose creamer thing! 😂
You really ARE doing a good job 👏🏽
Alex I think your doing a fantastic job so far 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
So much work ... but what a place this must have been. I picture lots of fancy and fabulous holiday and Summer parties. It's a little sad .. but as they say "all good things must come to an end". 🥰
I love the moose gravy bowl!!!
I have always felt that dust was a protective covering for furniture!
19:54 The moose is obviously a small pitcher for Moose Drool beer 😂
What a beautiful property.
The dresser at the top of the stairs looks like my daughter’s bedroom suite. Her’s was solid wood and very expensive.
I admire it every time Alex includes in a shot while going up the stairs - beautiful!
Wife is good at and enjoys sorting. Proceeds to tell her how to sort dishes. 😂
Alex, you have done a wonderful job, as always. Talecareuntil next time. I always love to watch your videos.❤️❤️🥰👍
I can’t get over the number of times you’ve mentioned the dust! I’m a senior and am packing up to move and I had a professional cleaner in yesterday. Trust me dust is one of the last priorities in cleaning when the energy wanes so be careful. Many times I’ve had to say of the more senior members of my family,😂☺️ most having left this world, “I get it now”!
I’m sure the owners of the home would be devastated to hear these comments let alone their family members.
Another older person here - yeah, when I heard "dust to dust" this wasn't quite what I imagined. 😅 ❤❤
I'm sure the owners are fully aware of how much dust there was. No need to be offended or ashamed because they couldn't keep up as they aged. Plus they had a ton of stuff.
I almost didn't watch this episode
The dust was mostly on unused areas and under the bed....hard areas for older people to get to.
Mac from Midwest magic cleaning would maybe get a spin kick chuckle out of that moose gravy/creamer cup lol.
Indeed!
, seems like so much work! Thanks for sharing
Alex,Melissa,Jason my house clearing team. You have made great progress. I know that still you have stuff to sort. Before you know the house will be ready. Hang in there. So many beautiful items. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🍺🥤🥤🥤🇺🇸🌹🙏🌈❤️😇🕊🌞👍
Spinning wheels are worth something I'm a spinner and good ones are hard to find
This house seem to have a lot of stuff that just went to charity. I follow a few people that do house clean outs and also dumpster diving. While it could be a lot of work, a couple of them do a huge one day yard sale. Cheap prices. And they might make $1000-$2000. One pays a couple of Family members 25% of the profits to do the yard sale for them. What’s left over goes to charity. Their family members do the work, they earn some extra money, and the other person makes a profit too.
Yes, worried about breaking even but lots of donated items would sell well, like the modern Christmas set. I bet could have gotten over $109
Years ago he said addressed why he didn't do a yard sale. If I remember correctly he didn't believe it was worth this time and he didn't have time. It would have at least been a good money maker for the kids to do.
The moose head gravy boat was the best.
For greasy kitchen decor, get some Krud Kutter or some other degreaser and a gentle scrubby. Dish soap and a sponge will not get it off.
I'm with Melissa....I love sorting stuff. And that aqua kitchen sink! I have never seen one like that before. Is that porcelain or painted stainless steel?
I love that sink!
Bless your heart, Alexander! What a lot of work? I am so happy your family is helping you. I would be so overwhelmed. I probably just sit down and cry. Hope you have a nice rest. Enjoy the holiday when this is done.❤
Such a nice and cooperative family!
Good job alex its getting done
I missed these series. I'm really enjoying this one. When is the auction?
Those bakers racks are gorgeous. My parents had a moose creamer. I wish I had it.
Just think, Alex,, one of those Christmas presents might contain a nice Rolex watch 😊
Great video!
That gravy boat is the most Canadian thing I've seen. Probably worth a pretty penny.
These are my favorite videos that you all put out, very much enjoying it. I almost missed the whole series because of the elections here in the USA and my pages being flooded. Looking forward to Chapter 6. Anna In Ohio
You do have a nice pickup. I've had a couple old Ford pickups.
The dinner sets are worth thousands of dollars. Problem with auctions are you don't reach the people that really want it.
I love the truck, I’ve got one similar.
Love seeing the Shakespeare’s Sonnets ironstone. I have a small set and am always incredibly happy when I find pieces to add to it.
The moose is a creamer, definitely not for hot gravy!
You are really finding some beautiful china , and decorations in that house. If I didnt think it would be too expensive to ship I would love that bean pot. I had a beautiful one that a friend had an accident with and broke. Been making my beans in a small roaster but couldnt figure out why they didnt taste the same. I realized it was the shape of the bean pot that cooked them in such a way the flavors were richer. Been looking for a replacement since mine broke . You'd be surprised how hard they are to find at least in my area. Great series . Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
Correction; Bean looking 😅
Most of the Moose creamers/pitchers are antiques.
Enjoying the series.
Keep waiting for you to mention the lovely red Finel enamel bowl on top of the kitchen cabinet.