Turning $200 Into $10,000 Reselling Junk
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- Опубликовано: 15 дек 2021
- In today's video I'm unboxing another box of stuff that I bought from a hoarder which I purchased for only $200. This is the best thing about reselling, what a thrill to buy a haul for $200 that you can make $10,000 in sales from. What other job can you do that while working from home!
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Google lens could be your new best friend for identifying some of this lot
I think it will be! I have so much to learn here!
I think by now you can stop calling it the Hoarder's Lot and start calling it the Collector's Lot. This was a really fun episode that I enjoyed so much!
So true!! I was researching the little brass thing that looks a bit bell like and I think it’s a bell gong which could be worth a lot of money!
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There are bell ringer groups that are more of a percussion style, but they're made of brass, I think, and not glass. The ones you have may be ornamental at best.
Also, if you haven't already done it, make an eBay section called The Vintage Collection or something along those lines.
the ceramic duck is from Germany. Stube is the German word for room. Keramik-Stube is the name of the shop and Angelika Cirus is the name of the shop owner.
It’s at least 30 years old because it has the 4 digit postal code of Büdingen. Germany switched to 5 digit postal codes in 1993
I can help solve somethings. 1. The lint shaver is great. gets rid of the pills on sweater. 2. the white bowel with symbols can be sold with the tarot cards. Used for telling fortunes with tea. 3. the santa and other heavy candle holders are from a company called Partylite in USA a candle company that had parties/sales in your home in the 90's. 4. Rouge Royale is an ashtray. 5. the record brush cleans the albums (should get a good price, in demand) 6 Goblet, look for a marking for , again sell with the tarot cards. 7. Dyson pottery may be for a candle. 8. The Madonna bra suits are candle holders that are missing the metal holders. 9 I think the cut glass bell shapes glasses are wine glasses that sit in an ice bucket. 10. the tile is a hot plate. 11. brass is part of a lamp 12. wooden nutcracker. 13. round tile is not a wall hanging, its a hot plate to protect your table from hot dishes. Hope this helps!
Well done
You’ve got people all over the world madly researching Mel🤣🤣
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I love google lens for items I don’t recognize. It works nice …Not 100% but close to 90% of the time it sheds enough light to figure it out.
Hi, again, Mel. I've now watched the rest of the video ;o). The 'Rouge Royale' (royal red) is an ash tray, those tarnished brass 'bell things' were upside down. They are parts to make a brass candelabra.The unpainted soldier, looks like a modern reproduction of a Victorian Soldier Nut Cracker. Check all your glass before selling. Look out especially for the name 'Lalique.' world famous french glass. If you find one, Bingo! The brass thing with the shop tag is the burner part of an oil lamp. The main base and tall glass tube which encloses the flame are missing. The knob on the side increases or decreases the flame intensity. Sell the plaque with that design. It's unmistakably in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. A famous scottish architech, who is world renound. Probably just a 'tourist piece' but still worth something. Hope that helps. good luck!
So glad I decided to read the comments to Mel. Such great insights. You are not just helping her but others, like me, as well. Thanks Randy
@@novascotiancelt5218 Hi, Randy. Thanks, for the comment. Mel does great videos. I got quite excited when I knew what some of the items were and Mel was a little unsure of. Perhaps I need to get out more! ;o) No one can know everything and she does specialise in books. I'm a part time reseller who buys and sells in different categories, who knows very little about a awful lot! Glad to have helped as so many others on here have. ;o).
Wooden soldier is a nutcracker. SY/0 is a pond boat made in england. The SY/0 I think refers to the size as you can get SY/4 and 6 which look larger. Brass piece towards the end of the video, I think is an oil lamp. Retro clock has french wording - translation 'I want your diamond and your love'. Poppa is Scandinavian, Good Value.
Ok, so here are my thoughts.
A Taro deck consists of four suits just like a regular deck of cards, each suit has 14 cards these are called the Minor Arcana. There are additionally 22 Major Arcana in every deck so 78 cards in a complete deck.
Gobblet might also be known as chalice or grail.
Villeroy and Bosch is a German ceramics manufacturer. Quality items, most likely some are very collectable. I am guessing that is a or coaster/tile to put hot items on, pots or oven dishes (sorry don't know the English word for it).
I didn't quite see it but I guess that yellow glass cylinder is probably a candle holder, the hole should be on top.
The 2 jingly bell looking things are a part of a candelabra, you are missing the foot.
The wooden soldier I am pretty sure is a nut cracker.
The glass with the ship is just a decorative piece popular, at least in Scandinavia, I remember seeing similar items but I don't know any more.
Also didn't quite see it but that platter looking thing with the cork back might also be for a coaster for a hot pot or oven dish.
Ittala is a well known Finnish glassmaker. Many of their items are very collectable and valuable.
Also the 3 snowball looking tealight holders look familiar, I am not quite sure might be from Kosta Boda which are a Swedish company.
Hope this helps. I am really loving this Vlog style day in a life videos 🙂
Wow!!! Thank you so much that is amazing and really helps me!!!
Excellent
The South African penguin may be worth quite a bit.
The Villaroy and Boche thing looks like a teapot holder/trivet
The yellow glass “paperweight”, looks like an art glass candleholder. Turn it over so the hold (for the candle) is at the top.
The little brass thing with the knob (24:14) is a oil lamp
It could be a candle holder! It’s so pretty, my fave!
Some of the things you didn't know .. the two tiles (Vileroy &) and (one with cork backing) are called trivets, and are used for putting hot plates on the table. The silver goblet could be pewter. And finally there was the bottom of an old hurricane lamp (with missing glass cover)
Trivets yup lol. I guess people don’t use the kitchen much hahah
The little wooden shelf with the crest is the crest from Trinity College Cambridge - Lion above 3 roses with a chevron.
I suspect the bells are candle snuffers
The green glazed pots might be ginger jars
The tile is a pot trivet
Tea Cup is for fortune telling
Ah, you beat me to it! Yes, Mel, it's the coat of arms of Trinity College Cambridge, one of the oldest colleges in the UK, dating back to the 1500s. Personally I think that might be some kind of wall plinth or sconce, going by the patina on the top. Looks Victorian or older, and I wouldn't be surprised if it's from the college buildings somewhere.
Those three round chrystal bases are holders for the champagne glasses (the ones that look like bells). Bases are for holding the glasses and keeping ice cubes.
Hi, Mel. Those glasses without the feet are simply champagne toasting glasses for any special celebration. The glasses typically come with a glass vase container that they sit in. From the video the glasses look to have a ground design. These may be 'cut glass' 'crystal' if you're lucky, much better than 'moulded.' Hold the glass by the stem, upside down, and gently flick the glass with your finger. If it has a long 'ring' to it, you may have crystal. Which will be worth more! Good luck! Love the videos!
Round, abstract tile with hanger
The tile thingy is a pot stand you put on the side near your cooker The wooden soldier is a nut cracker, you put a nut in his mouth. When I was at school I went on 2 trips, 1 to Austria and Norway and I bought a similar thing back for my Dad.
The Rouge (Rooje - like the blusher) Royale is an ashtray but could easily be used as an incense holder. The 2 lovely green vases/jars look like they could be ginger jars so maybe keep an eye out for any lids in the other boxes.
Also do some research on the brass stuff as some of the marked stuff is higher value.
The teacup at 9:00 had me thinking (after the tarot deck) of witchy stuff, I'm thinking it's used for reading tea leaves! Interesting! The mystical items....very resellable
Yes so much of it has been very resellable!
PS. DON'T POLISH ANY METAL STUFF. YOU CAN DEVALUE THINGS SERIOUSLY BY REMOVING THE PATINA!
Great tip and noted!!! I'd rather leave it to the buyer who might be an expert!
The round Dyson thing looks like a candle holder to me (for slim dinner candles). I looked up Dyson pottery and there was a Dyson studio in Gembrook Victoria run by June Dyson and her husband from 1959 to 1986 when June Dyson Suffered a stroke. My guess is it says Dyson Aust. for Australia.
23:25 That's a block/bud vase. Probably from either Nachtmann or Walther. Both vintage german crystal makers. The keyword for this is "Solifleur"
24:08 Oil lamp without the glass. It's got a tag. Read the tag.
24:33 Your clock is in French. Just google translate it.
25:21 Look VERY closely on the bottom edge of the crystal ship. (Use a magnifying glass) There may be an etched name there. Probably in Swedish/Danish would be my guess.
27:23 Art Deco Trivet
You really really really REALLY need to use Google Lens for this stuff.
Thank you so much this is so helpful and I really appreciate it!!
I’m so happy for you. You are such an inspiration to us just getting started or starting over. I admire you and your hard work so much. I’m proud of you and you should be very proud of yourself also. Welcome back! I’ve missed you!❤️
I love these REAL videos that show it like it really is. Thanks Mel!
Thanks Katey! I enjoy making them x
Just found her channel and thought of you Katey. You have turned me on to books and I appreciate it I love books I love to read and I never thought that they could be resold. I have books from the '60s and 70s I've never gotten rid of and thank God I didn't. You are terrific!
@@happylifegoodlife4all Thank you so much!!!
That was so fun watching! Loving your videos!!
Thank you for watching
That was a fun video! Thanks to everybody who offered information on the items, so fun to learn about them.
Everybody has been such an amazing help! I’m so lucky! Everything is so interesting! I still am catching up with all the comments!
What do you search for to find these hauls, thank you.
the green pottery piece at 8.37 i think is a ginger pot
I remember having a boat like the blue one when I was a child, except mine was red. It was a toy yacht.
That abstract ceramic wall hanging is a clunnie ross art deco- glasgow rose, most of this stuff looks like it was hoardered in the '80s, so it's probably 80s reproduction.
Just found your channel this past week. Loving your videos. And looks like you have great followers as they were very helpful in identifying items for you. Was all very interesting.
Welcome aboard! Thank you for watching I do have a wonderful community
Carlton Ware will also be worth comping and should bring some good money. Villeroy and Boch is an expensive brand also. Great work Mel!
Oh your too funny on this video Mel 😂😂😂 I was cracking up in bed and my bf was like… what’s so funny??? 😂😂😂 i had AirPods on lolzzz .. you got me at help me with all the bells lol just hilarious
the brass thing at 20;22 is part of a brass candleabra, the pottery bowl thing is a candleholder also. possibly the colored glass boob things need metal stands and are for tealights or votives. have fun. look up everything.
Thank you soooo much for the help!
The ever ending box. Great haul. I can not wait to see what these items are worth.
It’s going to be interesting listing them!!
Yes, you have a lot to learn. I've been thrifting hard goods for longer than than you've been around and I'm still learning.
It makes it very interesting learning about all this stuff. More time consuming then books but it’s interesting and I’m enjoying mixing it up
I think I learned the most by going to antique stores which would often describe the item on the tag or by asking questions about things I didnt know anything about. These days I watch resellers on RUclips and try to learn about things that came after my time, like video games. I started before the internet was a thing. I studied books like Kovel's antiques. I learned about antiquarian books by visiting bookstores and by reading Bookman's Weekly, studying the articles. Bookman's Weekly was a magazine (that came in the mail) where booksellers would list books they are were looking for and if you had the book you would send them a letter describing the book you had and quoting a price. If they wanted it, they would send you a letter and you would ship it to the book dealer who would then sell it to his client. It was a slower process then!
The little green jar that you thought might be a vase I think is a jar used to preserve ginger.
Here binging your vids in July 2024 😂❤
What an amazing assortment of items. That man certainly had an eye for glass ware. I wonder if he had antique shop in England before he moved to Australia. Looks like you are going to have some fun researching all those items. Another amazing video. Our minds think alike when you thought those cone things reminded you of Madonna hee hee.
The Star SY/0 pond yacht 1950/60s looks in good condition, June Dyson studio pottery mark by the looks of it, Villeroy & Boch Noah's ark wall tile perhaps very good brand. The wooden soldier might be a nutcracker, that wood carved crest could be worth quite a bit, those glass bell things might be champagne flutes which sit in a cooled bucket. Love that yellow glass paper weight/candlestick holder thingy, that aqua coloured triangular retro alarm clock looks pretty cool too, looks like you got a lot of research to do Mel lol. I notice you're not wearing your safety boots in the shed, the last thing you want is for one of those heavy lumps of glass weights landing on your toes! Exciting video this one, unpacking all these hidden treasures!
That was a nice Nutcracker figurine. I've got two small elaborately painted ones that my late wife and I picked up from a Goodwill store. They're pretty kewl.
They are very cool!!
Gosh Mel what a great haul that was. The guy had great taste. Don't overlook the frames, the guy knew what he was doing. Glass candle holder could be Hocking. Carleton Ware ashtray, could be collectible in tobacco category. Check if the goblet is sterling, minimum plate. That Dyson pottery piece could be worth something. Don't clean vintage items. Glass pointy things for old telephone wires? Check the crystal stuff for etched signatures on the base. Bird pot pourrie holder Taiwan. Villroy tiles do well, in box. Swedish stuff is good. Brass candle holders. So much good stuff! You go girl!
Love watching your videos! You crack me up! 😁 I've been reselling for over 20 years and still learn something new every day! I'm in Texas so love your accent! Btw, those metal bell thingies at 20:16 and 24:00 I think go on a lamp (I think you had them upside down). I may be wrong but thats what they looked like to me. 😊
Hi Mel. Fun video. Hope you do more "Unboxing" videos. These are fun. It's almost like being there myself and digging through the cool stuff. I won't bother mentioning any of the things I noticed as with over a hundred comments I imagine others have told you what's there. Just wanted to say hi as it's been awhile. 😁
Thanks for watching PVP! Hi!
The cork backed circular tile item that you showed with the abstract design is a trivet. In American people hang them on the wall as art, but can also be used to put hot plates on. The brass item can be shined but people buy them here in America all tarnished for a Cottage Core look.
So many key word... Ornate Renaissance chalice gothic
You had me at Madonna....lol 🤣
Ha ha ha
27.19 - would describe as Art nouveau design plaque hanging in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Thank you soooo much
Mel you need to look up ' Chinese Green Glazed Gember Shekwan /Shiwa Jar '
The goblet looks more like Indian or Thai silver chalice vintage
You have a lovely Collectable Australian Mid Century Dyson studio pottery float bowl ( It is not Aunt - it is Aust for Australia)
The big soldier I think is for dispensing cigarettes/cigars
The white and blue pointy things could possibly fit as candle holders - like in the metal bracket that you then found.
Check for signature on the large crystal ornament with ship - check for matts jonasson. The heaviness is lead in the crystal.
I think the round small candle holders are by Kosta boda Snowball votive holders
Have fun!
That wood solder is a Christmas nutcracker
The South American Bird is Artesania Rinconada and the larger ones like you have usually sale for good money. Cute video! I love your laugh!
Thank you so much for the help I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!!
Mel, They are bells without anything in there. They are just for decoration.
I love that clock
It's super cute! I still need to test it properly to see if it's working!
I’m sure you’ve already figured it out a yr later but just in case… that silver goblet is a chalice and the Rouge Royale (pronounced ruuzh like the old cheek makeup) is a personal ashtray.
Never Clean any thing , a dust and a wipe with a damp cloth at most
Wood man is a Nut cracker
I like that idea lol. I hate cleaning LOL
Google sy over 0 yacht, how exciting!!! You resellers have it made in SA, I not heard of any such finds in WA.
Very excited for you!!
I just found your channel and I can’t stop!! Love it!! I am in the middle of watching this video and I had to jump on here and try to find out what a “hole” is (aka: “hoarder’s hole”). I was thinking that was a cute Australian saying. Then I realized you were saying HAUL!!😂😂. Love that Australian accent!!🥰
BA ha h ha yes my hoarders haul LOL I speak of it often as it was such an amazing haul I got for $200! I've already had over $6000 in sales from it and I still have an entire storage unit to list!
Hi, those 2 heavy glass candle holders are possibly made by Kosta Boda and called "snowball" - swedish design and good money.
wood soldier is ornamental nutcracker, weird brass thing with the white tag is an oil lamp base, maybe some of the things you think are wall hangings are trivets. anything 20 or more yrs old you can call vintage.
Thank you so much! A few people have said trivets!
The knight dish is possibly from Warwick, a historic city/town in the centre of the UK. It sounds like the Earl pf Warwick. It depicts a notable knight. The piece with it from what I could see could be a savoury pie piece. Possibly used when making a savoury pie to help to allow steam to escape the pie when cooking. These are often a blackbird. Key word pie steamer
You've received some very good information so far.
The heavy glass piece with the yellow swirls may well be a candle holder for a taper candle.
Check to see if the goblet is pewter.
The "Madonna" glass cones may be candle holders that would sit in a wrought iron holder.
At around 24:21 the brass item you held up is the base of an oil or kerosene lamp minus it's vase-like glass chimney.
Oh Mel, I haven’t stopped laughing since 14:58 🤣🤣🤣 So much fun watching the hoarders reveal! Thank you for sharing xx
Thank you for watching! It sure was a crazy mix of items!
Hey Beautiful Lady, I've missed you!!! I have been off RUclips/Social Media for just over about a month. We were moving to our winter home in FL, first time we've done this "snowbird" thing. Trying to get set up and organized and some inventory here, oh my, I can relate to your move just a tiny bit.
What an awesome deal on spending $200 and making at least $10k. You got some really unique things for sure. You could have used that lint shaver back in the day when you started and selling clothes. Those are bells for sure with the dinger missing, LOL. Maybe for one cigar (pink holder), Dang you got like a full set of Catholic Communion items. 😂😂😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 The Madonna Look!!! Oh I love the owls.
Maybe I should do more books - make one home books and our other home vintage and random stuff, 🤣🤣
Itala from Finland are a very expensive brand. Good find
good for you :) hustle hard!
Thank you! I'm hustling everyday! Thanks for watching!
They are bells 🔔 you ned to use google lens the soldier is a nutcracker the Villeroy & Boch is a Trivet or wall plaque.x
Thank you sooo much
Thank you so much!!
Mel, the wooden shield looks to have the images of either Lancashire red rose emblem or the Yorkshire white rose emblem. Lancashire and Yorkshire are counties (or states) in the UK. You also have a lion which as you said probably makes it English. It looks like a shelf of some sort. Cheers love the videos SF from the UK
Hi. So good to see you. Great videos
Thank you for watching!
The glass “bells” I think are wedding flutes?.. Some don’t have a bottom to sit it on the table, hope that helps. And google lens is a life saver!
The wooden soldier is called a nutcracker , def. Worth £
Yes a lot of that looks valuable!!!!
The Francis tile is a typical souvenir from Italy. I bought magnets the same on my travels. They all have Made In Italy stamped on the back.
The glass ball is an Orrefors / Kosta Boda Snowball Votive candle holder.
Follow up: the tile could be Creazioni Luciano.
Thank you so much this is so helpful thank you!!
Rouge Royal was a popular design by Carlton ware - most likely an ashtray.
Look for markings on the bottom of the goblet - most likely silver plate and not worth much.
The birdcage is a pomander
The cork backed plaque could be a trivet for putting a teapot on
Yes a few people have said that! I’ll have to list it as that!
Hi Mel the green vase thing is a ginger jar would have had a cork and had glacied ginger in it I have one from the 70’s
Oh wow, a ginger glass. Should I sell as a pair or individual do you think?
@@backfromburnout no probably singles 😊
Hi Mel the Villeroy boch plate is a teapot stand or privet as is the other round plate with the cork backing which looks like a Rennie Mackintosh design famous Scottish designer. As you say this chap had a good eye and yes cut glass bells are a thing
Lots still to get through! You’ve gotta make sure you factor that storage cost into the haul cost, the longer you store it the more it ends up costing, eating into the profits made.
I know but we have other personal stuff being stored also so the unit is combined with personal stuff. I’d like to try and get it into a unit half the size though asap
The glass "snowball" tea light candle holder is probably Iittala from Finland.
Villeroy und Boch is a manufacturer of high end ceramic stuff from Germany. They make everything from plates, cups and pots to toilet seats and sinks. The thing you have seems to be a plate to put a hot dish on when you’re at the table. It has four rubber? stickers on the back which prevents it from moving around.
The Rouge Royale is worth money Mel. Good find.
So I am very late to this video, but the "wall plaque" with the cork looks like a hot plate for your counter, so your hot pot off the stove doesn't burn the countertop. This was a super fun video!
Hi Mel. The duck may be a decoy that hunters use. Make sure to look it up. Some of them go for crazy money.
Oh wow ok. Thank you!!
The tea cup with all the symbols inside may be for reading tea leaves.
The wooden soldier is a Nut Cracker. Popular at Christmas time.
The Denmark "candle holder" may be an egg cup for hard boiled eggs.
The brass piece with the spikey things in the center may be the bottom part of a coal oil lamp. Missing the shade.
DO NOT POLISH THE SILVER OR BRASS!! Just give it a dust and be done. Collectors want the patina.
LOVE the show and tell videos. :)
Hi Mel,
Those glass candle holders are definitely worth checking in to along with the glass boat sculpture.
Villory Bosch is a great brand, definitely a trivet. Same with the round tile with the cork on the back.
Those glass “bells” are champagne glasses. They usually come with a bowl or vase of some sort to hold them.
That brass thing with the two “bells” is most likely part of a Candelabra. Maybe?
Those glass cones I believe are candle holders but they are missing the metal holders.
I am interested in that record brush. Let me know if you list it.
Lead crystal - trivets (for something hot) - communion goblet - maybe french language on clock - nutcracker (soldier)
Pomamber for scented powder for closets or potpourri holder
The bowl with the celestial designs is for tea leaf reading - tasseomancy
Sooooo cool! Thank you for giving me the correct name!
Interesting .. thanks for posting
That soldier is a Nutcracker 🙌🏼😁
Ha ha, yes it is I should have at least known that!
Good luck mel. I think i would rather stick to books!
LOL but this is so fun!!
The things you’re finding are great! I’m honestly just waiting for a Meißner Porzellan (porcelain) piece to be revealed haha
I don;t know what that is but bring it on in the next box! It sounds good! LOL
@@backfromburnout it’s INCREDIBLY expensive porcelain XD. 50.000 for a set or about 8.000 for a figurine etc
Glassware the clear i would make a point tp find the base or botton and check in the light for etching in white or just etched signatures . As it looks like a bit of Scandinavian glassware you have . Which is either a sticker or etched signature. Also i believe the box with the I in red dot is ittalia glassware. The clock is fab does not matter if it goes or not . It falls into a few collector types any obsessed kitch collector or anybody into 50s rock n roll would go crazy for it . Good box also remember google lens is your friend lol a great way of looking up items picture wise.
cmon you can do it. you Aussie girls are tough.
Aussie, aussie aussie!!
Little birdhouse with stopper & holes on top, if there was two I’d say it was part of a cruet set (salt & pepper) but if there’s just one then likely a pomander (the 70s smelly thing)
Pomander!! Thank you for the correct word so I can research!
Just found your channel. Been loving your videos lately! Your question about the goblet keywords: I usually use google lens to find keywords. Hope that helps
Thanks so much for subscribing and watching! I think I might need google lens for a few tricky items!
I Believe the brass “bell” is actually a candle snuff. They us them here in the US in churches. It would be connected with that ring to a pole on the top. For reaching very tall candles.
Love your content! I’ll keep watching!
Thank you so much!
@@backfromburnout wow! You’re real lol I have to say, I’ve been a bit under the weather and I fell asleep. I plan to finish watching now. I’ll certainly let you know if I recognize any other items. What a neat lot! 🙌🏾 Bravo!
The clear glass heavy candle holders and avocado dishes I think are costa boda. They are swedish art glass
Hi Mel,. for the wooden item with a lion on use key words "wooden wall sconces". Hope this helps. Lisa
Thank you so much it certainly does! I appreciate that!
The rouge royale is an ashtray I believe. Carton ware I believe is English. Different designs in the UK have sold for about 18 British pounds.
For months, I listed around 60 a month, only this month my listing went up to 350... I'll come up with a higher number of listings For february 💪😂😆 Greetings!
Amazing, well done on being able to increase your listings! Bring on February!
It looks like there's a theme in this collection - Tarot, tea leaf reading, candles, incense burners...
Yes! I’ve found many tarot books also.
The wood soldier looks like a Nutcracker Soldier Ornamental. not seen one unpainted before.