I can't be the only one whose heart breaks when I think of all the memories in these places. Some people lived their lives here and gathered all these really cool things. It always just makes me realize how little our things matter to us when we're gone. I always approach stuff like this with respect. Aside from that, great finds! I'd love to do something like this!
@@mconnolly8435 The exact reason when someone close Family, Friends show interest in a sincere way. Give it to them while you are still breathing. Sure, you love it. Yet, look at everything boxed and wrapped. When you don’t have the space. Either donate, or have porch, yard sale, many non~tech savvy. Could do exactly what she’s doing with GOOGLE Search and sell. Or price it, to give haggle room for a garage, etc sale.
That's why at age 80 I'm purging as much of my belongings as possible now to hopefully prevent this from happening. Unfortunately my kids are not as appreciative of my treasures as I am! I love going to estate sales although I always feel so sad for the past owners...I just can't go into the closets. Thank goodness for Amanda for saving so much from the landfills!
Whoever this woman was, she had some very beautiful things. It makes me a bit sad that this was all just left there, but I’m glad you are finding new homes for these things so they can be loved and enjoyed again.
Great finds! Never underestimate anything. I’ve sold things on eBay for worth-while money that you would think no one would want. And they pay the shipping. Parts and components from broken items sell really well because lots of people refurbish and wil buy things like pot handles or lids or knobs.
When I was a kid, we lived in a hundred year old house. The glass windows had no screens. Those adjustable screens you have are what we used to keep the bugs out when we needed the windows open to catch a breeze.
My house is 132 years old, I'm the fourth owner and longest residing. I enherited it, its where i grew up. I think of all the memories in this episodes house, the birthdays, the holidays, the family get togethers, the picnics outside, the kids having sleepovers or visiting aunts and uncles or Grandpa and Grandma. How it might have looked 40 years ago still in its prime. It's harder and harder for me now in my 60s to take care of the things that I want to and always could. Yes there are plenty of treasures there and so many memories of decades gone by. It's like the little video of the woman's voice saying "I think I loved you" as they're showing pictures going through an old house as it falls into disrepair.
Loved the haul. Have to admit sometimes when I am going to an estate sale think about the lives that once filled the walls with life. Kinda sad but guess its better that items are saved for others to treasure.
what scores. I am 70 years old. When I was growing up I remember my mother and all my aunts, grandmother having a tin or 'button box' just like that. I'd love that.
My favorite large carved flower button and dark blue rhinestone button from my great grandmother's button jar, got ruined, when I added an old button from an antique store to my collection. It had a plastics disease that effects old plastics, celluloid, etc. and a fine alligator type crackled look is the clue and result. It spread gradually and I had to throw out my plastic buttons! Only glass ones were added after that. I was so sad, losing the two buttons that reminded me of my great grandma's button jar.
Damn girl, I wish I had 1% of the talent you have in visual merchandising. So impressive how you can grab a bunch of stuff that doesn't look like much, and make it all look so great together. I just wish we could get to see more of your magic.
Great finds! Love the vintage croquet set! Can't wait to see them set up in your booth - I know it's a long way off, but can you also show us the flipped house when it's done? That would be so cool!!
Two best days of my life, we’re picking. I’m 63. I took similar buttons, each different, and sewed them on a wool jacket to replace the existing buttons. I’ve also clustered some on the lapel of a jacket. Also, they look great covering a lamp shade.
Holy cats! The Family that lived in this property must’ve truly had a rich life. Thank you so much for this video and sharing all of your beautiful finds. For some reason those two bottles with the candles in them I love the most probably because someone put those candles in there and so they seem all the more precious because of it.
Regarding the sewing tin: Sometimes seamstresses will put their old sewing machine's manual or attachments in them. I found both in a sewing caddy once and used Google lens on them. I paid 4.99 for the caddy and sold the attachment for $45 and the manual for around $19. Also, sometimes the thimbles are sterling silver (most not, though). Some buttons are also worth a bit, but they can be a time suck to look them all up. Needless to say, I love looking through old sewing caddies; it's a treasure hunt for me.
Omg! All those vintage plastic buttons! It will be fun digging through them! Yes, sell them in jars. Love the mid century star burst glasses! McCoy planter and jadite are cool too….so many goodies!
Hauls like this are perfect examples of how my house now looks like a Hoarder House. Also, anyone who thinks this business is easy, needs to watch this video. ❤️
What a treasure trove! I hope you're able to get back and really comb through what remains. There's a melancholy in all those belongings that used to be someone's life, sitting there forgotten. Rescuing them so they fill someone else's life helps relieve that. Browsing the all-sorts (flea markets, antique stores, vintage stuff, garage sales...) is a favorite outing for me. I've been a longtime follower and it just so happened I was watching quite a few of your videos in the past few days, and here's a new one. :) Spending time with you doing it is like going without having to leave the house lol. And as you've said, it's always interesting what you walk in and find versus what catches my eye in the background; that's part of what makes secondhand shopping so special. There's plenty for everyone and something for everyone's taste.
I was yelling at the screen the whole time! Lol You need to pick up the Scotch plaid cooler that was in one of the sheds when you go back. Also, I thought I saw some Fiesta ware in a dish rack, maybe. Glad you are able to go back! Please film your second visit; this one was so fun!
Oh my. What fun. Re: the buttons. I once met a man at an antique show who was selling buttons for his daughter. He said he was putting her through college with them. He wasn’t kidding. Evidently they are collectible! He had them all lined up in display frames. The tin box you found looked promising!
SO HAPPY to see a new video! Those screens are for windows! You tuck them at the bottom between the window frame and the sill and stretch to fit side to side! I grew up in a home pre-air conditioning! They were a hot commodity if you could find them! BTW, you taste is so much like mine…and I have an antique space too!
Nice haul but I’m sad that when those items were bought back in the day they were really treasured and to now see no one cared enough to take them until now. It makes me start to wonder if that’s what will happen to my things when I’m gone. I collect tea cup and saucers, tea pots, salt and pepper shakers and anything unusual that catches my eyes. TYFS.🏠😊👍👏👏🙏🙏
So cool! The floral metal tray my family had when I was growing up (1970s). We called them tv tables for eating while watching tv. It would have had a folding stand. We had a whole set! I thought they were ugly back then but it looks pretty spectacular 50 years later. Like a piece of art😊
Those sliding screens!! I paint two different scenes on each half that can be foreground and background and can stand on their own or slid together and make a scene together.
They were originally used to prop up an open window to let in fresh air with those old windows that had weights, when the windows wouldn't stay open by themselves, and/or didn't have screens. I remember them from the 80's when I had an old Victorian house, but they are from way earlier than the 80's.
Fun pick - wow! Lots of cool stuff! (Big shout-out to the serious horse peeps among us…lol. Some neat horse things there!) Can’t wait to see if you find more to great stuff share from that property. Congrats on 40K followers! Well done and all the best in 2025!
Right on Amanda! What a great haul. Congrats on 40k 😊 Proud to have been in your first 12k lol Looking forward to seeing what you have in store for us this year ❤
That was great! It’s hard work having a booth I’m learning 🤣🤣🤣 I have been in every thrift store and junky place in the last 4 months than ever in my life 🤣🤣🤣
What a wonderful opportunity and you really worked for and earned every great piece. I was surprised there was not framed artwork in the house, especially of horses!
I love buttons! I used to collect buttons. My father collected buttons. Some of them can be very valuable. But it does take some research and work. 90% of them are not terribly valuable but they’re great for doing craft projects or sitting around in jars making your sewing room look cheery! Buttons are a history of clothes making. You were lucky to get some nice things! I sold on eBay and used to sell antiques, you don’t always get the price listed. Turnover is absolutely imperative in reselling. My husband and I saw more antique resellers go out of business because they started demanding a specific price and not willing to negotiate. One old dealer told me, “don’t be greedy. If you get a good price, pass a good price along, even if you know, that person is going to try to resell it at a higher price. They may have a better market than you!“ Great advice. I just found your channel, good luck! I love to see young people get into reselling because it’s the very best way to recycle and keep things from landfills! I am an old recycler from way back! lol
What a great day for you Amanda! I hope you get to go back soon. Surely there are more treasures to be found under all the boxes. I wonder how many people watching were yelling at the video "...get that "thing!" I was. lol - So happy to see new content from you.
Ohhh Amanda, girl you are the best picker I have ever seen! You make any and everything look SO good... even before you clean it tag it stage it and sell it in your booth! NAILED IT! 👀 MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU... ABUNDANTLY!❤
Great he’s saving the house. I am always amazed at the things left behind in houses. It’s like they just left poof ! Sometimes it’s also quite sad. Great that you found those goodies and they won’t just become brown pieces in the garbage. Those comics, what a find ! Oh my word my dad (86) would have been in heaven. He lost his in a flood in his childhood.
Put smaller packs of the buttons in your booth...$8 a pack- they will go like hot cakes!!!👍 ( sort glass buttons together and don't forget to hit the yellow/green/clear ones with a black light!)
@@nannytimes5nlovethem824 sometimes glass that is older has minerals that will glow green or orange under a blacklight and that includes old buttons which some folks like to collect.
What an amazing pick. The vase you're wrapping at 18:05 looks like it could be a Blenko. It's reminds of one I have, and it has a Blenko label. I'm looking forward to seeing were all the finds end up.
Swoooon! Luv, luv, luv!! My absolute dream is nosing through other peoples abandoned “junk”. Thanks for taking me with you on such a marvellous trip. You must have had such fun. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
It was great taking my afternoon bath and watching your pic. I always love your videos and your style and how you put things together. Thank you for being an inspiration.
OMG…😱 This is sooo much fun!! I had to watch more than once. 😄. The Tin can full of buttons got me excited, I sew & quilt & you would be pleasantly surprised at the value some of those antique buttons sell for. The small bathroom cabinet that you couldn’t get off the wall was probably screwed in and had a replacement back & shelves added. My Grandma had one in her house and it was put in like that.
What a great haul! You're quite the magician, getting all those things in your truck. That McCoy pink basket weave planter should bring decent money. Always enjoy your videos!
Lol I did the same thing.. STOPPED! …BREAK TIME ..Grab the popcorn Amanda just posted a video. I was literally tagging things for my own booth space. Man I need to up my game.😂 I love watching other people pick through goodies
Holy Moly. What a haul. I need better friends. Equestrian is trending for 2025. Great job displaying the value of some of these vintage finds, you rock.
Equestrian trends every day at my joint! But of course that’s because I’m a horse nerd….haha. But love old stuff & like everyone is saying Amanda does a fab job! Bucket list item: Visit her booth at the Factory if I ever get to the US.
I would have loved to treasure hunt in that old building. I bet there was a ton of good stuff left behind. Like the guy said, you could spend an entire week looking through everything day after day.
I know someone mentioned that the broken vase was worth a lot of $, but I honestly see them all the time. They're massed produced from China and don't hold much value. If something was going to be a glass "casualty," I'm glad it was that and not some of the other vintage glass that you picked. Nice finds!
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I can't be the only one whose heart breaks when I think of all the memories in these places. Some people lived their lives here and gathered all these really cool things. It always just makes me realize how little our things matter to us when we're gone.
I always approach stuff like this with respect.
Aside from that, great finds! I'd love to do something like this!
Just shows what we treasure is as disposable as We are. No one else will see as we did. No sentiment attached
@@mconnolly8435
The exact reason when someone close Family, Friends show interest in a sincere way.
Give it to them while you are still breathing.
Sure, you love it.
Yet, look at everything boxed and wrapped. When you don’t have the space.
Either donate, or have porch, yard sale, many non~tech savvy.
Could do exactly what she’s doing with GOOGLE Search and sell.
Or price it, to give haggle room for a garage, etc sale.
That's why at age 80 I'm purging as much of my belongings as possible now to hopefully prevent this from happening. Unfortunately my kids are not as appreciative of my treasures as I am! I love going to estate sales although I always feel so sad for the past owners...I just can't go into the closets. Thank goodness for Amanda for saving so much from the landfills!
Whoever this woman was, she had some very beautiful things. It makes me a bit sad that this was all just left there, but I’m glad you are finding new homes for these things so they can be loved and enjoyed again.
Great finds! Never underestimate anything. I’ve sold things on eBay for worth-while money that you would think no one would want. And they pay the shipping. Parts and components from broken items sell really well because lots of people refurbish and wil buy things like pot handles or lids or knobs.
The tin full of buttons took me back. Every grandma worth her salt had one!
When I was a kid, we lived in a hundred year old house. The glass windows had no screens. Those adjustable screens you have are what we used to keep the bugs out when we needed the windows open to catch a breeze.
My house is 132 years old, I'm the fourth owner and longest residing. I enherited it, its where i grew up. I think of all the memories in this episodes house, the birthdays, the holidays, the family get togethers, the picnics outside, the kids having sleepovers or visiting aunts and uncles or Grandpa and Grandma. How it might have looked 40 years ago still in its prime. It's harder and harder for me now in my 60s to take care of the things that I want to and always could. Yes there are plenty of treasures there and so many memories of decades gone by. It's like the little video of the woman's voice saying "I think I loved you" as they're showing pictures going through an old house as it falls into disrepair.
Loved the haul. Have to admit sometimes when I am going to an estate sale think about the lives that once filled the walls with life. Kinda sad but guess its better that items are saved for others to treasure.
@@cheryldimatteo9046 I am thinking is this what will happen to all my stuff because my kids don’t want it.
what scores. I am 70 years old. When I was growing up I remember my mother and all my aunts, grandmother having a tin or 'button box' just like that. I'd love that.
My aunt's are mostly in their 70's and 80's now and let me go through their button jars. Lovely memories of favorite dresses etc
Button boxes were my favorite too! We had a huge tin and I played with the buttons all the time. I still love them and I have a few big jars full!
My favorite large carved flower button and dark blue rhinestone button from my great grandmother's button jar, got ruined, when I added an old button from an antique store to my collection. It had a plastics disease that effects old plastics, celluloid, etc. and a fine alligator type crackled look is the clue and result. It spread gradually and I had to throw out my plastic buttons! Only glass ones were added after that. I was so sad, losing the two buttons that reminded me of my great grandma's button jar.
@@loisruthstrom8143 casein buttons are deadly as they were made of milk. Sorry you lost your special buttons. 😢
WOW, WOW, WOW!! I SO wanted to get in there and help you dig 😂
Wow! Could you imagine what you would find if you had a full week at that property...amazing haul.
Damn girl, I wish I had 1% of the talent you have in visual merchandising. So impressive how you can grab a bunch of stuff that doesn't look like much, and make it all look so great together. I just wish we could get to see more of your magic.
I feel overwhelmed just watching this video, I could not imagine having to go through all of it.
Please show us the house after Luke flips it! The land itself looks amazing!
Literally stopped what I was doing as soon as I got the alert for a new video- so exciting! An amazing pick. I need some friends like Luke!
Me too ❤
Great finds! Love the vintage croquet set! Can't wait to see them set up in your booth - I know it's a long way off, but can you also show us the flipped house when it's done? That would be so cool!!
Two best days of my life, we’re picking. I’m 63. I took similar buttons, each different, and sewed them on a wool jacket to replace the existing buttons. I’ve also clustered some on the lapel of a jacket. Also, they look great covering a lamp shade.
Love the vignettes at the end- you always style things so great. I can't believe there was so much glassware and smalls that were still in tact.
Right. Shows her true talent and eye. This was so fun to watch
Holy cats! The Family that lived in this property must’ve truly had a rich life. Thank you so much for this video and sharing all of your beautiful finds. For some reason those two bottles with the candles in them I love the most probably because someone put those candles in there and so they seem all the more precious because of it.
That was a woman who lived through the depression. The button tins, the dishes, the newspapers, and yes! The scotch plaid cooler!!! ❤️
Regarding the sewing tin: Sometimes seamstresses will put their old sewing machine's manual or attachments in them. I found both in a sewing caddy once and used Google lens on them. I paid 4.99 for the caddy and sold the attachment for $45 and the manual for around $19. Also, sometimes the thimbles are sterling silver (most not, though). Some buttons are also worth a bit, but they can be a time suck to look them all up. Needless to say, I love looking through old sewing caddies; it's a treasure hunt for me.
Omg! All those vintage plastic buttons! It will be fun digging through them! Yes, sell them in jars. Love the mid century star burst glasses! McCoy planter and jadite are cool too….so many goodies!
Thank you so so much for taking us along. We are so grateful ❤️❤️
If you go back, please grab that jar of marbles! I literally said, out loud, "Oooohh!" when you picked it up. But then, "Aaaww!" when you put it down.
As a crafter my heart skipped a beat at the tin of buttons. And that Cosco cart upstairs.
Yes memories my mamma had a tin of buttons. I loved that find
Right?! Those buttons are cool! Bakelite for sure in there.
Right? It seems like everyone’s mom or grandma had the button tin.
That was awesome , love the way you curate everything together, I felt like I was picking myself without the cold and dirt !
Hauls like this
are perfect examples
of how my house
now looks like a
Hoarder House.
Also, anyone who thinks this business is easy,
needs to watch this video.
❤️
Between scavenging & treasure hunting, I’m here for it!
All hail the vignette queen! 👸🙌
This video is blowing my mind! Everything I didn’t know I NEEDED!
Amanda, you did an amazing job picking all the things! When you set it all up you could see your talent shine!
Wow that was fun! Great finds! That house is so cool too, glad they are gonna save it. Thanks for the video and inspiration as usual!
Amanda is strong as two men! She never fails to amaze me the way she can pick up furniture and move it around all by herself!
What a treasure trove! I hope you're able to get back and really comb through what remains. There's a melancholy in all those belongings that used to be someone's life, sitting there forgotten. Rescuing them so they fill someone else's life helps relieve that.
Browsing the all-sorts (flea markets, antique stores, vintage stuff, garage sales...) is a favorite outing for me. I've been a longtime follower and it just so happened I was watching quite a few of your videos in the past few days, and here's a new one. :)
Spending time with you doing it is like going without having to leave the house lol. And as you've said, it's always interesting what you walk in and find versus what catches my eye in the background; that's part of what makes secondhand shopping so special. There's plenty for everyone and something for everyone's taste.
I was yelling at the screen the whole time! Lol You need to pick up the Scotch plaid cooler that was in one of the sheds when you go back. Also, I thought I saw some Fiesta ware in a dish rack, maybe. Glad you are able to go back! Please film your second visit; this one was so fun!
I was also screaming about the plaid cooler!
Me too!
I was too!
Me too , !
Me too!
Yay... another Amanda drop. Makes my day. I so hope you get that cabinet, the table and ladder too.
Oh my. What fun. Re: the buttons. I once met a man at an antique show who was selling buttons for his daughter. He said he was putting her through college with them. He wasn’t kidding. Evidently they are collectible! He had them all lined up in display frames. The tin box you found looked promising!
What a fun time! That is my dream experience.
Love the tin of buttons! A dressmaker’s dream!
SO HAPPY to see a new video! Those screens are for windows! You tuck them at the bottom between the window frame and the sill and stretch to fit side to side! I grew up in a home pre-air conditioning! They were a hot commodity if you could find them! BTW, you taste is so much like mine…and I have an antique space too!
When you get the good stuff away from the trash, the good stuff becomes amazing stuff!
Nice haul but I’m sad that when those items were bought back in the day they were really treasured and to now see no one cared enough to take them until now. It makes me start to wonder if that’s what will happen to my things when I’m gone. I collect tea cup and saucers, tea pots, salt and pepper shakers and anything unusual that catches my eyes. TYFS.🏠😊👍👏👏🙏🙏
Amanda what dirty work but such an adventure. Always anticipating your next video.
So cool! The floral metal tray my family had when I was growing up (1970s). We called them tv tables for eating while watching tv. It would have had a folding stand. We had a whole set! I thought they were ugly back then but it looks pretty spectacular 50 years later. Like a piece of art😊
I remember these too! We had them also!
Those sliding screens!! I paint two different scenes on each half that can be foreground and background and can stand on their own or slid together and make a scene together.
They were originally used to prop up an open window to let in fresh air with those old windows that had weights, when the windows wouldn't stay open by themselves, and/or didn't have screens. I remember them from the 80's when I had an old Victorian house, but they are from way earlier than the 80's.
What amazing finds! Hope we get to see some of these in your booth! 😍-those chairs wow!
You got some great stuff! Can't wait to see how you style it in your booth!
I Would’ve slept over lol. Packed the WHOLE house including old doors and hardware…. So so cool!
Oh yeah-love old doors!
Fun pick - wow! Lots of cool stuff! (Big shout-out to the serious horse peeps among us…lol. Some neat horse things there!) Can’t wait to see if you find more to great stuff share from that property. Congrats on 40K followers! Well done and all the best in 2025!
Right on Amanda! What a great haul. Congrats on 40k 😊 Proud to have been in your first 12k lol Looking forward to seeing what you have in store for us this year ❤
That was great! It’s hard work having a booth I’m learning 🤣🤣🤣 I have been in every thrift store and junky place in the last 4 months than ever in my life 🤣🤣🤣
What a wonderful opportunity and you really worked for and earned every great piece. I was surprised there was not framed artwork in the house, especially of horses!
I love buttons! I used to collect buttons. My father collected buttons. Some of them can be very valuable. But it does take some research and work. 90% of them are not terribly valuable but they’re great for doing craft projects or sitting around in jars making your sewing room look cheery! Buttons are a history of clothes making. You were lucky to get some nice things! I sold on eBay and used to sell antiques, you don’t always get the price listed. Turnover is absolutely imperative in reselling. My husband and I saw more antique resellers go out of business because they started demanding a specific price and not willing to negotiate. One old dealer told me, “don’t be greedy. If you get a good price, pass a good price along, even if you know, that person is going to try to resell it at a higher price. They may have a better market than you!“ Great advice. I just found your channel, good luck! I love to see young people get into reselling because it’s the very best way to recycle and keep things from landfills! I am an old recycler from way back! lol
One of my favorite videos so far! And I appreciated the styling up at the end. Nice job, Amanda 😊❤
My favorite was the tin of old buttons! I love buttons displayed in old bottles. My grandmother had lots and I loved sorting through them.
What a great day for you Amanda! I hope you get to go back soon. Surely there are more treasures to be found under all the boxes.
I wonder how many people watching were yelling at the video "...get that "thing!" I was. lol - So happy to see new content from you.
Wow! Luke, if you wanted to, you could open your very own antique mall and call it GOLD MINE!!!😮
Ohhh Amanda, girl you are the best picker I have ever seen! You make any and everything look SO good... even before you clean it tag it stage it and sell it in your booth! NAILED IT! 👀
MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU... ABUNDANTLY!❤
That was a great video, really pleased for you finding all the treasures...well done, they can go to nice new homes rather than the skip.
I was in full panic mode seeing all of the things that weren’t of interest but are huge sellers! Vintage camera bags the works!!!! Great video
Wow. Wow. WOW!!!! I wish I could dig through that pick! Blue Willow... and so much more!!! 😮❤😮
Oh, my, how what a treat to see you rescuing the goods.
Great he’s saving the house. I am always amazed at the things left behind in houses. It’s like they just left poof ! Sometimes it’s also quite sad. Great that you found those goodies and they won’t just become brown pieces in the garbage. Those comics, what a find ! Oh my word my dad (86) would have been in heaven. He lost his in a flood in his childhood.
I was also very happy to see your new post. Im so happy some of those treasures were rescued by you and your friend. Hoping even more gets saved.
So glad you grabbed those blue and white curtains! Those are the best!!
Sooooo many good things you found!! I bet you were in heaven!
BTW: Loved this style of video. Would love to see more.
What a house full of surprises and so many treasures. Lucky you! Loved every minute of it.
I love how even in your garage you are working on the display. What a score! Yay!
OMG! You are back!!!!! Best thing to happen all day!
Put smaller packs of the buttons in your booth...$8 a pack- they will go like hot cakes!!!👍
( sort glass buttons together and don't forget to hit the yellow/green/clear ones with a black light!)
Ooooo love hot cakes 😋
Oh. What should show up when hit with black light? I have some my mother gave me and I'm in late 60s
@@nannytimes5nlovethem824 sometimes glass that is older has minerals that will glow green or orange under a blacklight and that includes old buttons which some folks like to collect.
@AntiqueAgenda thanks for the info, I'll have to do that and see.
Wow what an amazing day of picking your haul is so varied and unique love how you show what you found in vinettes 😁❤️🇬🇧
What a stash! Fun picking Amanda thanks for taking us along!
Love what you do, Amanda. Was double checking yesterday to see if you had a new video out.
What an amazing pick. The vase you're wrapping at 18:05 looks like it could be a Blenko. It's reminds of one I have, and it has a Blenko label. I'm looking forward to seeing were all the finds end up.
I love Blenko. Blenko is about twelve minutes from my house . People don’t appreciate here as much as they do in other states.
As soon as I get the notification of a new video… drop everything and go watch Amanda.. now!!!❤❤😊❤❤ thanks for sharing 😊another one!😍
Swoooon! Luv, luv, luv!! My absolute dream is nosing through other peoples abandoned “junk”. Thanks for taking me with you on such a marvellous trip. You must have had such fun. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Wouldn’t that be a dream come true! Just luv Amanda’s content.
Awesome haul!! Such a great eye!! ❤️
When you pulled out that etched glass from the box in the green outbuilding, I gasped. It was so beautiful.
Awesome pick Amanda thanks for taking me along, love is the key, always 💞
This is my picking/treasure hunting dream come true! Oh, those chairs…❤
I love digging through old houses!!! You definitely need to go back!
It was great taking my afternoon bath and watching your pic. I always love your videos and your style and how you put things together. Thank you for being an inspiration.
OMG…😱 This is sooo much fun!! I had to watch more than once. 😄. The Tin can full of buttons got me excited, I sew & quilt & you would be pleasantly surprised at the value some of those antique buttons sell for. The small bathroom cabinet that you couldn’t get off the wall was probably screwed in and had a replacement back & shelves added. My Grandma had one in her house and it was put in like that.
Oh my gosh I wouldn’t be able to leave until I dug through every box!!! What a dream!!
What a great haul! You're quite the magician, getting all those things in your truck. That McCoy pink basket weave planter should bring decent money. Always enjoy your videos!
Do you stage your finds just for us? Never thought about how helpful it would be to remember what you picked. Great finds!
Lol I did the same thing.. STOPPED! …BREAK TIME ..Grab the popcorn Amanda just posted a video. I was literally tagging things for my own booth space. Man I need to up my game.😂 I love watching other people pick through goodies
Holy Moly. What a haul. I need better friends. Equestrian is trending for 2025. Great job displaying the value of some of these vintage finds, you rock.
Equestrian trends every day at my joint! But of course that’s because I’m a horse nerd….haha. But love old stuff & like everyone is saying Amanda does a fab job!
Bucket list item: Visit her booth at the Factory if I ever get to the US.
Yay!!! A new video!! Soooooo many great finds!
Wow Amanda so much cool stuff. What a fun day you had
It was one of my favorite days of sourcing!
What a fun video! Beautiful finds. The creepy doll scene had me laughjng.😆 CONGRATS on 40k...very much deserved!!
Great treasures Amanda. What a wonderful surprise.
I would have loved to treasure hunt in that old building. I bet there was a ton of good stuff left behind. Like the guy said, you could spend an entire week looking through everything day after day.
I know someone mentioned that the broken vase was worth a lot of $, but I honestly see them all the time. They're massed produced from China and don't hold much value. If something was going to be a glass "casualty," I'm glad it was that and not some of the other vintage glass that you picked. Nice finds!
Stopped what I was doing and had to watch. Love your videos Amanda!!! 🇨🇦
Best picking video I’ve ever watched!! Thanks for sharing it with us!❤
Great video. I'm so glad you are going back. Keep the original box and love all the buthons.
Always love your videos . Hope to see lots more in the future . 😊 Great items
You hit the jackpot! There was so much great stuff!
Love to dig for treasures. Fantastic finds. You are the best!
It was fun following you as you went through this crazy mess finding treasures. Great finds.
Great haul!! Thanks for taking us with you.😊
My throat was stinging just watching you dig through all that stuff, but WOW!