Uranium Glass Thrift Haul and More!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Today I found some lovely turn of the century framed art prints,
a pair of 1920's lamps to restore and a box of random uranium
glass from the 1930's. Thanks for thrifting along with me.
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My interest is buying and selling antiques and vintage items
mostly from the 1920's into the mid 1960's. Thank you for watching.
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Hi Scott, Jocelyn from CLL just did a live video and mentioned that Rey Rey, the sweet kitty from Thunderbird Salvage was hit by a car and is in need of multiple surgeries. Maybe you could share the go fund me on an upcoming video. I know there's lots of cat fans out here, please keep this sweet kitty in your thoughts and prayers. gf.me/u/yxjcuj
I am heartbroken by this news. Thank you for letting me know and I'll do what I can to help. Such a sweet kitty.
I need to find a guy like you in my area who would be thrilled by a box of assorted glassware and buys thrift store pants. GOALS.
Omg. How can i not sing dance eith that song. My son is mortified.
You forgot to include the " a cup of coffee" guy with all the YMCA dancers!
You found the turkey toilet lid! Hysterical!
Lawrence Welk rocking out to YMCA! LOL
Fabulous uranium glass haul!
I love it!
Absolutely cannot wait to see the restored lamps! Scott you always have impeccable taste in your purchases!
Thanks so much!
I’m Dutch, and we call uranium glass ‘Annagroen’, after the wife of Josef Riedel, the man who from around 1830 was the first to manufacture uranium glass on an industrial scale. Josef was a cousin of Bohemian glass maker Franz Xaver Anton Riedel who had, in the early eighteen hundreds, pioneered this way of coloring glass.
Great information. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, for this great video. Enjoyed everything and all the laughs. I'm looking forward to seeing those lamps. 😊😊☕☕
Okay now I want bread with some butter on it. Yum. 🍞🌾
Very fun video. Love the dancing especially the Butterick pattern. Thanks.
You make my day and crack me up!
I like the green uranium depression glass you found.. The strawberry plate is beautiful. Thank you Scott 😊
Get your dance moves going strong. So much fun today. Cat with the tambourine sure made me giggle
Scott, you had me laughing out loud with your antics on this one! Thanks so much for the bright spot of the day!
You and The Supervisor dancing to YMCA with your tambourines, So Funny!!!
Yes!! The pale yellow lamp shade. I guess from what I’ve seen I’m a study lamp person or an ornate Art Deco figural type. Really like the piano picture.
As a card carrying Germaphobe I would have jumped over that railing to avoid the green abandoned rug 🥺
Happy Thursday Scott,
Wow, you have gotten some beautiful glassware! Love the dancing with Lawrence Welk and the Butterick pattern. The Fleet enemas are certainly an interesting find...gives new meaning to "the fleets in". Sorry I had to...enjoy the rest of your week!
Good evening. Thanks again Scott. Loved the color and the lamp shade.
Loved the dancing!! More please
I enjoy your knowledge and humor! Thanks for sharing both!💖
I so enjoyed this video...thanks for sharing your humor and knowledge!
I burst out laughing at your inserts and funny jokes. And the YMCA. What a fab collection of uranium glass. The price was a bargain. But I couldn't part with it. To me it's art. Display it all with a black light. Would look awesome. Enjoy. Thanks for making us laugh.
Thanks for the video Scot and yes I can't WAY to see the video when you fix the lamp again . And thanks for the shopping along trip😉😁👍
I want a clean used big bean pot like that...it is just wow in bigger cities...the amount out there...and you are good at keeping your picks sane and it is a sharing too..more than you do with us...so enjoy your channel..my sis inherited Uranium glass and will pass this on to her...blessings this Sunday the 13th and thanks sooo much for your videos. I adore that 20's and 30's crystal.
The dance was fit for Broadway, Y M C A!!! I used to do that in the disco there, disco where? Even in my small college town, we had some discos. Well about three or four discos depending on the time of year. Love the green depression glass. Thanks for taking us along on your thrift trip. Stay safe and pet Salem for me. Blessing to everyone.🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🐤🐤🐤🐤🐤🐤🐤🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🦆🦆🦆♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you, Mr. Scott! Dance everyone, Scott put together a film. I like the Butterick pattern lady moving her pins. Stay safe and be blessed! 🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🦩🦩🦩🦩🦩🦩🦩🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🐱🐱🐱
Dancing in the streets!!!! Scott is dancing on the word box!! It was a good day. I was smiling, and felt good. So everyone dance even if you are sitting in a chair. Move up and down your eyebrows! Smiles all around! ✌ ☮ PEACE
Love the YMCA dancing it livens up the thrifting process😀 great finds btw
I loved the music break! And that Butterick lady, hilarious 🤣
Love everything, I’d never find things like this here. I need to go downtown sometime, more likely to find good stuff there. Love the pictures for a young mom. All the uranium glasses are wonderful for 12 bucks!
What a nice haul! Those 2 pictures are awesome. The urinaium glass is so pretty
Wow, great deal Scott! Loved watching the unveiling 😀
Love the bread plate and the lamps. YMCA took me way back to closing the clubs at Myrtle Beach!! Fun times!!
Thank you for rescuing those lamps and taking on the project of restoring them. I'm sure they will be greatly improved. As always you really made me laugh this evening, Thank You!
That seductive lady painting in the cart was a vintage JH lynch 🙌 the vintage framed prints are super desirable
Omg, that Jib Jab and Butterwick pattern dancing lol
wow Scott you reached new heights of comedic presentation in this vid, you had me laughing out loud in the first half. Ps the bread plate might be Homan if its marked on the back
I started with a fever, body aches and sore throat last night so no Christmas for me! But you had me laughing out loud starting with the Village People! I would do that song and dance with you right there in the store.
Such an entertaining video and funny too. Thanks Scott
I loved the marching band version! Too much! 😂
I about spit my tea across the room with your face on that dancing man! I love it every time I see it. Your humor is great. I bet you do dance around naked playing a tambourine- I'll ask Salem some time...
Oh if that cat could talk!!!!!
@@oldcuriosityshop265 I'm sure you're glad he can't talk!😉
You are so funny Scott. Sippin my coffee at 5:30 am and you go and say you too play your tambourine naked sometimes lmbo! How you come off the cuff and so quickly with these hysterical comments just is soooo funny. Love what you do and thank you.
Loved loved the intro made me laugh! Your $12 uranium find was awesome❤️💕
Great find! So jelly 😉
My grandmother used those squatting crystal stems for fruit cocktail at the holidays.
How well I remember my dad telling us to "act natural" while he was blinding us with the "sun gun". Definitely burnt retina time, I'm surprised we didn't all go blind, lol.
I enjoy your videos so much! You have one of the best channels on youtube. They are a lovely escape from all the other "stuff" going on in the world. I much prefer to watch your videos than tv. I'm looking forward to your video of fixing those lamps.
Some great finds! Loved the YMCA 😄
Cornbread pan is goals!!
Love the view the of the muscles during the hull 😍
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Your lime jello cups were sometimes referred to as fruit cocktails. A plate of cottage cheese and small cup of fruit cocktail was a wonderful addition to a Depression luncheon. Slimming down to be able to fit comfortably into that one piece, poolside.
You are so cute . I love your dancing, fun to see how you made the lady on the pattern dance. What about the enema, really, would you buy your enema ar the thrift store? 🌻🌼🌿
I absolutely love your videos everything about your videos.
Im so hooked to your channel.
Amazing finds.
Love the prints you found of the mother and baby and mother and child. The uranium glass was a find for sure and the great student lamp shade. Makes me happy that you’re going to restore those old lamps. Have a good weekend.
Great haul love Uranium....play your Tambourine Scott lol...
Love the glass
Great video ilovet thanks for sharing.
Love the green! Will trade green cash for green glass!
Play the tambourine without clothes on....hahaha. You are too much Scott! 🤣🤣Thanks for brightening my day and teaching me again about neat vintage items!
Awesome haul!!!
Love your little dance inserts! They were hilarious....you should do that more often. And looking forward to see your restoration if those lamps too. Which would be easier, fix your clock or do the lamps?
Loved your haul. Your too funny. I burst out laughing so hard when you showed the fleets and the comic stuff afterwards. Can’t wait to see the refinished lamps. They will be so pretty. Take care.
OMG! Pushing the envelope with your special brand of humor🤣🤣 love it all, so uplifting. And best haul yet! TFS 😊
I wish my area thrift stores had the wonderful items you tend to find...wow!! I love the uranium glass, so pretty.
Good evening Scott ❤
Hello there!
Hahahaha,that was so kookie, your YMCA school band and assorted wacky vintage props! Loved it!!
Yes! So glad you're going to turn those back into lamps. I'd keep that bread plate too, it's nice. 👍👍
So glad you saved that stemware before they could pull it off the shelves.
So jealous. I cannot get the voice overs onto my videos figured out and you can add music! I can't seem to add two sections of voice over in one video or get rid of the video's original sound and you can add video inserts. What on earth program are you using?
I love seeing you save old glass. I do not know glassware so tend to leave it there but I have snagged a few pieces as they were too lovely to leave there. Not sure what to do with them now but I will figure it out.
Hahaha. I have the same strawberry plate!
All nice stuff
Lots of goodies today! I love the prints. Love and hugs to you and sweet Salem!🥰
Great haul Scott! Speaking of the Village People, at work the other day, someone commented on a customer as he thinks he's a macho man, lol well, didn't that song stay with me all day!
Scott your just to funny thanks for the laugh. I love the green glass ware the most I do collect it more than any other. Your lovebird cup is Georgian. .lovebirds from federal glass co.1931-1936.I have plates,cups and saucer. A lot of your glass ware is federal glass. You scored big today. You should be able to find a saucer, good luck.the pictures are lovely God bless and be safe.
Right on!
That framed print of the lady that was in the trolley was in every home in the 60s
Wow....you hit the uranium glass jackpot 😊👍
The clips you inserted to YMCA were so funny. Thanks for the great vid and the smiles
Great haul! Your funny little inserts really made me laugh Scott.good job.
Oh my gosh Lawrence welk and YMCA got to me LOL. The dancing pattern ladies is a classic!!
As someone who is studying nuclear engineering you got me baited on the Uranium glass. 🤣
So there's the view. 🤣
I think it’s great you’re going to turn them back into lamps , look forward to seeing the video .
Love the bread plate and those prints are so beautiful! The bread plate I would put a small bible in on a tabletop.
Yes! Thank you! Bread of Life!!!
Thank you fore showing your town i lowe it .
Guess who has detached retina now? Look at all that lovely uranium glass! I just learned about the lovebird pattern recently and now I want to find some in the wild. You beat me to it, Scott! 😻
Your head on the dancing man wigging out to YMCA was a hoot. There were some nice pieces in that box of uranium glass and you made out like a bandit with that. Have a blessed day Scott. Noticed you got a new watch band. Nice.
I love buying Wagner fritter pans. Always sell them.
Aaahhhhh! So jelly! Uranium glass is my kryptonite. I buy it even if chipped and I can't turn loose of it for resale. And all that for $12 🤑😍😳
Omg you had me laughing so hard loved the kitty with the tambourine lol and boy you sure can dance lol. Love all the stuff especially the uranium glass.Your just a hoot. Thanks for the great laugh , you have a great sense of humor. Have a great night. Love to Salem and you. 💖🐱💝🐱💞😼😂💟😸😸💜😺
Lol Scott. Not done with the video and laughing at all the YMCA dancing. Can’t wait for the rest of your video. Thanks for the smiles 😊. And I finished the video! Wonderful. Loved all that uranium glass!
YOINKS!!!🤯 what a find, lucky ,lucky ! My daughter cracked up when your pop-ups came on.😆 She's really enjoying your videos👍
lol that sounded like us in the high school band
I live in Arizona and I have never seen uranium glass
I wonder if the renewed interest in uranium glass is in part due to the current popularity of the color green in home decor.
I wonder also. I have always loved my green depression glass but I don’t mind at all if it glows or not. We should investigate! ☺️
@@elderlypoodle9181 There was so much green in the 70s home decor (when I was a child). But then it seemed to fall out of popularity for a really long time. But I'm seeing it everywhere now.
I would love to see you restore those lamps Scott.
Wow that’s way cheap you would pay 3 times the amount here in Oz for one of those pieces, great find
Oh ! Oh! I would really like to see the finished lamps. Can you show snippets on how this restoration was done ? I am curious and of course this is
The old curiosity shop !
As always Scott fantastic finds ! I thought I saw a pair of Low cut Chucks in the
Electronic section ... When I was growing up they cost @ $10.00 ! You always bring me home to Philly ! Be safe
my friend always !
I saw those Chucks too!!!!!!
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HILARIOUS! ! My side is hurting from laughter
Was it dancing Lawrence Welk or Dr. Smith with a bit of a gas problem?
Like your watch
Thank you so much. My grandfather was given that watch in 1933 upon entering college. It was stored in a dresser for years and years.
You got me choking on my smoky air here!---I've never known someone who made cornbread in one of those things. I'm guessing it's a regional thing?!---I collect the Roulette pattern. I used to snap up ANY green, but finally had to stop, focus, concentrated on that pattern after a friend gave me her collection.---I also look for the Lefton Poinsettia set (not easy to find, so think of me if YOU run across any!).---And, lastly, flashed glass with a distinctive shape, or a specially engraved name/date/sentiment. I have so many that I've had to 'focus' instead of buy just anything!
They are called corn sticks here in the south . We surely do love our cornbread :)
I do use my corn stick pan quite a bit. Rescued it from a friends front porch decor 25 yr ago. She didn't know what it was for.
My Mother and Grammy used the corn tins for cornbread. I don't have one so I just make mine in a muffin tin.
Who doesn't place their tambourine in the nude? First thing I thought of when you mentioned home movies was Chevy Chase in Christmas Vacation!
What hijinks in this video you made me laugh and giggle and I learned a thing or two. 19 min and 53 seconds well spent. :)
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Y M C A!! Anyone else doing the movements?!?!