Do we LOVE this thrift store?? Yes we do! | Great finds in Goodwill today!
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2024
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You were asking "what kind of decor" would allow for that basket trunk... I'm eclectic so I buy everything... Love that!!
I love it too.
@@peggyr2984 I would've bought it for myself!!!
Yes I would get the trunk
She says that a lot and it makes me think she would HATE my decor style. 😂
@@deanna8217not at all! I LOVE to hear how the same items may fit into different decor styles 💜
I love the bed tray because I not only own the exact one, but bought probably 30 years ago ! It was a big spurge for a 20 year old. I dreamed about making myself breakfast in bed on the weekends and making a special breakfast. Well reality and life while your 20 changes things. However, I have used it for my family, my kids, husband, and Mom in her last days. I still have it and love it and now have too many memories of ever think of selling it. It’s was made so well still works great. 😊❤😂
I visited Lancaster last Thursday and went to Goodwill. I saw Roger there and went over to introduce myself and say hi. I was bummed out you weren't there too. Maybe next time :) Marianela
I don't understand how Pfaltzgraff isn't more sought after. Their items are pretty good quality and they have some really good patterns. 🤷♀️
Anything sold in big department stores by the thousands will get saved and donated . Look at how much PYREX is out there !!
Karen, on the quilt in the bins that had damage, there are many of us crafters that buy those types of quilts even damaged, for crafting, and other projects like quilt coats. You could sell for a profit especially priced at the bins. Just a thought for you!
Good to know!
Do you think a crafter would be willing to pay for the very high shipping cost?
You make a great point there!
The trunk/chest is very pretty. Lots of people can't afford a "type" of decor, mix n match for me :).
Ooooo loved the trunk basket. They don’t make things like that quality anymore . It could go as a picnic basket too!
I’d pay $50 for sure .
Gorgeous Williams Sonoma orange bowl trio!
You can easily get those metal utensil scratches/beater marks out with Barkeeper's Friend.
A basket like that can go in almost any decor
Yes I agree with Cavaughan57....start picking up those quilts and let us crafters save them from the landfills ❤
How much would crafters pay for those quilts? Shipping could be expensive… just wondering, I am also a reseller
Do you guys watch Jami Ray Vintage? They rescue the heck outta quilts!! They sell them on Saturday Nights, they do a live and go over all the fantastic junk they get to resell!! 💙
The buyer would have to pay for the shipping which is quite expensive due to the oversized weight and dimensions
You give the people compliments which is a nice quality@@cherrypickedcanada8561
I work in a thrift store..I have piles of old quilts....l
We have a full set of those rooster Metlox dishes and use them for our everyday use. We love them (have had them for 13 years now! Our kitchen is in a farmhouse rooster theme, so they go nicely!
My parents have had the entire collection of ...rooster...ware dishes. This set is so old, there was no such thing as a dishwasher or microwave. I was the dishwasher 😅😅😅😅
Love the trunk. It would be great in a closet for storing winter hats and gloves in the off season.
The Bamboo trunk would look beautiful sitting open on a fireplace hearth with some fire wood in it. I loved the pig creamer but you passed up a little later in the video the cow creamer. So cute. That Goodwill is terrific. Enjoyed
Shearling baby bunting from French Creek Sheep and Wool Co., which was in Elverson, PA. I worked there back in the 1980s. The buntings were their signature product. Excellent find.
I worked there too in the early 80s. They had high quality sheepskin products.
Tea, key lime pie and Lavender Clothesline! Yes please!
I love watching you and Roger thrift!!
Do we love when we pick up our phone and see a notification that you put out a new video? Yes we do! I aknow by the time you read this, it will be too late, but there was another piece that matched the piece of artwork that you picked up on the very top shelf behind a couple of things. I saw the frame and the top of the art and knew it was the same as the one that you had picked up well not exactly the same, but you know what I mean. Ha ha ha😊
Yes I would have got the trunk goes with so many different styles of decor
Yes I would buy the trunk for bathroom storage.
I was thinking same! Maybe pretty towels draped over the edge.
The quilt was lovely! I'd disclose the flaw and price accordingly. The trunk was beautiful as well. I was already styling and placing it in my library. I think the very low prices you are still looking for are not very much available anymore. GW has appraisers and a website, so they know the value of their items. Thank you!
That baby bunting was gorgeous! One thing that I did like was that pair of birch candlestick holders. The wide curved base was so unique that I think they would be a conversation piece.
That trunk would just about go with any decor. Would look nice with some florals or greenery inside with lid open. I love it.
I can’t believe you even second guessed about that trunk! You could use that anywhere. Someone got a great deal!
I think it would take up too much space in the booth ( for the profit capability)and too big to ship
That wooden cat is so cute
The quilt would make a great cutter item. Look those up some go for nice money.
Sewers want those quilts to cut up also vintage tablecloths and embroidered linens.
Love that basket!!!!
The bamboo trunk! Even you can use it in your home is beautiful full of wool and linen blankets in your bedroom will look absolutely amazing, if a sale simple small baskets with nothing just simple for 50 I am sure that trunk will sale for lots more! I love your show I look forward every time come home running to see it! Thanks for you 😊
Such great artwork at that store! The pretty Corelle plates look like the French Lilac pattern
"I turned the corner and there he was" it was love at first sight! Cute pig and the face is done so well.🐖
Yep love the warm cozy papoos.
Pick up the House of Hatten swans! I sold two cardinals for probably $60 each!
I went thrifting Monday, and saw a doll on the top shelf. I immediately started laughing and heard your voice in my head.😄 Thanks for the video.
Ha ha! I do the same thing! 😊
As a buyer, I would gladly pay the higher shipping cost for those orange bowls.
😅had you on and you said" wow! Thats a very big Buda" my hubby asked what I was watching ....he heard" bootie" 😂
The trunk and tray are the best.
Yes, I would have bought the trunk in a minute!
I would have bought it ❤ And used it for my blankets or family photo albums
Yes on trunk
The House of Hutton swan ornament could bring up to $100 on eBay. Part of the Twelve Days of Christmas. Anything House of Hutton is a bolo!
I loved the big trunk.
Hello, that trunk would look great in your bedroom or bathroom.!😊
I would keep that amazing tray ❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧
The trunk is fabulous. I wouldn't have left that behind.
Oh my! You didn't look at the clear glass and I understand you aren't into it, BUT I just found a thrifter who specializes in glass!!! He's has short videos packed with information! I got so excited to learn about what he presented, I watched ALL of his videos! If you ever get the time you may enjoy Thrift 4 decor, if you haven't seen him yet... I found out I own some pretty valuable items myself!
Do you mind sharing his name ? I would like to learn more about glass . TIA !!
@@vickiehanan5686 his channel is THRIFT 4 DECOR... quick moving, fun fellow but I don't recall his name. I think he may say it briefly at the beginning of the video... Dr.Lori is also giving out plenty of good info on China and glass. Karen turned us on to her!
I'm a Vickie as well 😁👍
I like the trunk. It could go many ways. I would put Boho in the description. I enjoy your relaxing thrifting videos. Great job!
How great is it that I get to see u and your daughter today❤! Wonderful best wishes Kathlene ❤
The swan ornaments are House of Hatten. They are collectable. Those should have went into the cart. Love your videos!! TFS!!
I was coming on here to comment the exact same thing!!
House of Hatten is a very good name to be aware of for resell.
@@lyndeb I kept saying, "Put them in the cart!", but she obviously couldn't hear me. lol!
@@oldnewblue9105 Lol! I just sold some House Of Hatten Rabbits, so I KNEW she should’ve put them in the cart! I love her videos!
@@user-ox6kv3jb1p Yes!
Yes buy the trunk
Buy the trunk!
26:50 “You’re putting your cigarettes out on our founding father’s heads. That’s not good”- Oh my gosh, I don’t know why, but that had me laughing so hard out loud! 😂 Your commentary brings me joy, Karen. Thank you!
The Corelle you found is a rare pattern called French Lilac with check border. Scarce as hens teeth. Dinner plates $22., Luncheon Plates $20.,
9 inch Soup/pasta plates $25. to $39., Mugs $25. Great find. Prices quoted per piece.
The Corelle set was one of the most beautiful sets I've ever seen. I definitely would have bought that set for myself.
@@maryallen1017 I like to bring out the Corelle when the grandkids come over. Lighter and less liable to breakages. This set was very cute, especially for summer. I am not hauling out china to the backyard picnic table, but I will haul out the Corelle. I am not a paper plate person.
@@seaside2001
I agree. In 45 years of using Corelle dishes, I've only broken one plate.
When shopping at thrift shops I will pick up a few pieces to mix & match or because I love the beautiful pattern or it goes with the season of the year. There are so many different patterns.
@@maryallen1017Correlle is timeless beauty
Thanks for the info! Have never seen this pattern either
Love the bamboo bed tray
The bamboo is fantastic my lady!!!!!!!! YOu look fantastic too!!!!! YOu work so hard!!!!!
There are a lot of pricey neighborhoods not far from the Montgomeryville GW, hence the nice donations. Love the pig creamer‼️ Adorable!!
Eclectic is a decor, right? I think that's what I have. I like everything. Thanks for another fun video, Karen. :)
Yes the rattan bed tray is probably from the 1970's or maybe 1980's . I kick myself from getting rid of all the rattan and wicker I had !!! It sells pretty good !!
Yes keep the trunk! You could probably get 50.00local picķup!
So the white ceramic shell dish is quite lovely. Perhaps people with summer cottages or costal summer cabins, seem to like shell subject items!!!💞💞🙃💞💞
I just discovered you and your videos. I am a second generation Eastern Long Islander (Hamptons)...hearing you say things like schmutz, oy vey, tschotske.....I love it! Brings me back to my Long Island days!!!!Not only that, but you look at all the exact same things I would look at!!! I think we are sisters!!!! Lol. Love you and your videos...say hi to Roger!!!
Hi Karen love coming with you lv Ann ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I love the trunk. If i could get it for 25 i would have bought it
I put smile markers in my house..Like the pig creamer or whatever makes u smile
Grab that stacking set of clear glass bowls!
Yes, love the trunk. Would be great booth piece! 😊
Those sunglasses are awesome!!!!!!
I have those Williams-Sonoma mixing bowl set in a beautiful mustard yellow. I picked them up for $5 at a local thrift store! Very good quality!
The Goodwills around me, Clinton, Maryville, OakRidge & Knoxville TN seem to be weaning out everything. Less donations? Updating their stores? The Karm thrift stores haven't slowed down but the are even higher than GW. Can't wait to start the yard & rummage sales plus estate sales. Have a beautiful day!!!❤
I liked the cream frame with the shelf I would buy that Karen ❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧
Karen, House of Hatten ( the carved wood swans) can be collectible. On eBay they are selling around $20. - $35. each.
I think I saw another picture on the top shelf, it was the same size and had a yellow mat.
I would have definitely bought that bamboo trunk basket. It was gorgeous 😍 and could be used for a lot of things.
I like the trunk. Happy shopping.
That fabulous trunk would be great for Boho Decor
It looks like the Corning (corelle) plates are the French Lilac pattern from 2006-2008 and Discontinued. Appears hard to find and hardly any listsings, just one plate was around $8-9. I would list that whole set!
Yes. I woulda LOVED THE TRUNK😅😅😅
I love Waverly everything ❤. Growing up, my Mom had Waverly all through our house
Same. My mom’s bedroom was decorated in the Waverly cabbage rose design. So much nostalgia when I see it:)
They used to sell trunk baskets like that at Gordmans didn’t they? The half price store.
I really liked the tray that you bought for having breakfast in bed. It seems like a real good quality.
Hi Karen. Those Corelle French lilac dishes may have been a good pickup. On Worthpoint 4 bowls sold for $50-$70! Dishes not as high but still good to split up into sets of four. Shipping is more manageable. Love your narrative! I have to try Montgomeryville….looks like a better quality of stuff than Allentown!
I'm surprised you didn't grab that big wooden bowl under the big gold leaf. 😮😄❤
Loved that mirror. I would have bought the trunk. And the Phalscraft serving pieces. Twin size quilt would be nice to make into a vest, jacket, or purse.
Fun as always! I think the 4 print of rabbits were taken out of a vintage picture book. That was a Japanese/Asian tea cup - no handles. Sake cups are much smaller, about the size of a shot glass. 😉
As always a great video!
Would you consider a shipping video? The large baskets and art work intimate us. We are a retired husband and wife team. We would love your help.
I sell large items Facebook local pick up or eBay local pick up
House of Hatten swans and anything HH are collectible. I’ve sold them. You missed a Japanese black jewelry box. That’s an amazing Goodwill!
Hey Karen. Great video!🎉Thanks!😊
I love your videos! I can't wait each Wednesday and Sunday for your videos
Just found you today! So happy! I will be a regular fellow thrifter from central Texas.
Welcome! I hope you subscribe and join in often!
Trunk Buy Question: Back in the years we set up Estate Auction Previews, Estate Sales, Consignment Booths and even Community Garage sales there was always one key principle to the set-up work. That was to feature those items that would be the best draw or catch the shopper's eye, to get potential buyers to stop and look or in the case of bidders, to hang around for the sale. So we would intentionally select items in high demand or brightly colored (reds, blues, yellows, etc) to be featured on the first tables, counters and shelves where the people entered the area.
Sometimes, the selected items were not the most expensive items in the sale, but they were the most interesting or colorful, to catch the eye or chosen to appeal to a wide variety of buyers. For instance, a full size pick-up might have the most value, but a bright red vintage Tractor or a horse drawn carriage would make people stop and look. Those were the items parked out at the road to draw the eye in.
This same idea translates to sourcing items for a booth (like the woven trunk), those items that naturally catch the eye or make people want to stop, look and touch are good buys, even if they are not always good profit margins. You have to get people to pick your booth over all the others to browse in. Then, just as when sourcing, the items have to be priced for good value to close the sale. This is why you pick-up items in Goodwill and look them over for quality first, then check the price. Rule 1 is: you have to get potential buyers to stop and ponder.
Even though we do on-line auctions these days (for smaller physical items), instead of working for a large brick and mortar suction house, the concept is the same. If the opening page of an auction web site shows thumb nail photos of 20 auction lots, those first 20 offerings are the key. They should be filled with high demand, eye catching lots that make several potential bidders want to see all the lots in an auction. If you can't catch their interest on the first page, they may not scroll to the next page.
One of the auction companies that does House Clear-outs, via one-line sales, in our area has never learned this. They typically start their lot photos in the kitchen showing off run of the mill dishes and cleaning supplies under the counter. Then they do the bathrooms. Later Lots might be Riding Mowers, Gold Jewelry, Artisan Pottery, Rolling Tool Chests or antiques, but that first page is filled with the worst products they need to shift for their clients. Their methodology always confounds me.
I look at most of their lot sequencing and ask myself why would anyone with a house to empty give the job to these folks. A Lot of coffee cups might be lot 6, while a $400 Kayak is Lot 360. You want everyone bidding on those early lots, so they are mentally committing to engage in the sale and to drive to pick-up their wins. Once they have won a lot, then the mental process of many buyers is that they might as well bid on other items, since they are making the trip anyway. This is similar to booth purchases. Once a buyer selects the first item, knowing they will have to stop and pay, they then consider a second or third item, too.
I was there in your video ! I saw you doing the recording otherwise I will come by to say hi. lol good job
Love that cat!!
I love the blue! 😊
Love the cat.
OMG…I have my grandmothers Poppy Trail rooster dishes! Was so excited to see you found some. I have been holding on to it since I knew it was vintage. So glad that I have it ❤
That quilt looked so soft. I love a comfy vintage quilt thats broken in. Id stitch it up and do the oxyclean soak..and snuggle in!
That store has such reasonable prices. I was in the Goodwill near Lemoyne, PA today and the prices seemed really high to me.
Come to the NY area - prices are DOUBLE and TRIPLE what I see in here .
Karen, if the markings in the Sonoma bowls are not actual chips from the beaters, I think you could get them out very easily with power paste. Scrub Daddy makes it for a reasonable price. I hope that helps in the future! 🤗
Great video Karen.
I would definitely buy the trunk! Goes with many decors.