Karen, I love listening to your commentary as you shop. I catch myself answering your question, or just becoming part of your narrative. My daughter has caught me more than once, asking, " mom, who are you talking to. LOL.. Thank you, for letting me feel as though I am with a best friend.
My mother had the same venetian glass piece you found, and my grandmother had the same type of fur hat. Thank you for bringing back some pleasant memories to me today.
I really enjoyed this today! We met Guy Wolff about 20 years ago when he was in Kohler Wisconsin for a Garden show. We bought some of his pots that he signed and had a nice conversation with him. Also, the stitching is called Tatting and my Grandmother put it on the edge of handkerchiefs and dresser scarfs that she embroidered. Lots of good memories while you were shopping! Thanks!
I think I could spend a weekend at Mother Tuckers! I’ll just curl up in a corner to sleep, lol. The deals there are so good! Who wants to shop at Goodwill when they could get better deals at an antique mall with so many more options! 😊 Edit- I love that the vendors at MT don’t mark their items high in anticipation of a 50% off sale. Also, I love the Venetian glass bowl you picked up! It’s absolutely stunning! Great find!
Alpaca is gorgeous wool, so soft and warm. I am amazed by this store. So much to see. I have learned a lot watching and listening to you. Where I live there is only one store like this, 50 miles away 😔, the selection is pitiful and prices are high. You are blessed with abundance where you live !
The first time I ever went into a ReUzit thrift store, I was AMAZED, speechless and dumbfounded! It was so incredibly CLEAN and well organized. It looks nothing like other thrift stores. They sell much nicer things. I think they are run by the Mennonites in PA. There are 2 of them and they are both pretty big. One of them is 2 floors! Could totally spend HOURS in there!
Oh my goodness, Karen! I was saying to the screen, “Oh wait, stop! Go back!” Lol. I love antique shops, and it’s funny how we all like different treasures. Love your taste though! ❤
2nd comment- I cracked up when you mentioned playing with salt & pepper shakers when you were younger. We are the same age & I remember playing with my grandparents salt & pepper shakers! They were these little magnetic kissing dolls & I was obsessed with them. Life was so simple then. Thank you for the memory. I haven’t thought about those in many years. ❤
OH, I Love the metal glasses by the swung vase! My sister always had them, they remind me of the vintage Shiny Brite pinecone Christmas Ornament colors! lol talk about a rabbit hole! Love you Karen!
Hey Karen. You’re finding some really nice things today. In the first store, some vintage art bird figurines by Andrea by Sedak can sell for really good money but some figurines don’t sell for much at all. I think they’d have to be looked up individually so you’d know what you’ve got. In the second store at 39:38 you are showing an old stitching art called tatting. I had a very old aunt that did this into her 100’s. It’s a very fine stitch and takes hours to do. I don’t think people nowadays are patient enough to do this…but it’s very beautiful. ♥️
Good Sunday Morning Karen! Enjoying your shopping along with coffee & brunch my son made for me! That is definitely a 'crumb tray' that also had a small brush'. My Nan had one she use for dinners with a linen table cloth. You brushed off the table between courses. I was alway so happy to do it as a child! 💕 Lovely to visit other stores with you for variety. Thank you for respecting the 'privacy' of others!! Patty ☕🥓🍳🍓 Alberta 🇨🇦🍁
Hello Karen! I love watching your videos! I must tell you that you have inspired me to go thrifting and sell on ebay. I am having such a great time and making a bit of money!! Thank you! Have a wonderful day!
Those were all fantastic items that I can relate to over the years, So Mother Tuckers is the place to be. I love the crumb catcher to use on a fancy tablecloth on that special day or just display it from days gone by.
At 6:04, the stack of plates to the right is Arabia pottery made in Finland - the mid century modern pattern is called "Crown Band". My mom had several pieces of this and I grew up with it. Makes me very nostalgic to see it here in your video! 🤗
I love mother tuckers. Tina is the sweetest person ever. In the one booth there was a set of moon and stars candle holders that would have been a good buy.
I watch the owners of Mother Tuckers, Tina and Jason, on RUclips. They are so much fun. I'm in California so can't get to the store so thank you for the shop along.
Mother Tuckers is 2 miles from my house, I also smile when you go to Lancaster Goodwill, I worked there years ago, part time and then I worked full-time at East Earl Goodwill, it's a little country store, I love seeing the treasures you find
Hi Karen, I love your longer videos! I think you were right about the mortar and pestle being a juicer with bowl. I liked so many items in that shop and for some reason the yin and yang jacket right at the end really caught my eye. Have a lovely day. 🌹
I spent years collecting and amassing knowledge and every time I watch your videos, I learn something new and spend most of the video with my mouth hanging open. You're amazing for doing all this work for us. Thank you. I'm eternally grateful and so is my family because you save me so much time. Your son is so peaceful and I love that during his whole video. He is enamored with that little tiny chest imagining the world of treasures that must exist inside for him. 🫶🤭🫣👏👏👏
Hi neighbor! It's so funny, I feel like I trail behind you. Just at Mother Tuckers today and come home to your video and you're there Friday! I picked up and looked at some of the same things you did! Ephrata Reuzit is one of my favorites. Hit them up a few times a month. The "crochet" you looked at and put down is called tatting. You use a little spool to make lace. Loved the vintage lamp, thanks for leaving it for me! Lol Btw the turtle footstool is gone, bummer! I know you like Goodwills but for me Mennonite thrifts are the best! Have a good week!
The pottery piece you called crude was intentionally so. It appeared to have been made with a technique where you throw a piece and then hit it with a wooden paddle or other instruments while wet and then carefully reform it from the inside so as to leave the markings on the outside. That mark on the bottom was a stamp so likely a professional potter or studio. A student mark would usually just be initials or last name and a year.
What a great find…Mother Tucker’s store. The resale shop was so nice. We have Goodwill, Salvation Army and a couple of Christian based shops. You are so fortunate to be within driving distance of several stores. I would have to travel over an hour to get to another city large enough for these types of stores. Texas has its drawbacks…distance is one of them.
I need that little change purse I have the actual purse that is identical to that lol I love love love your channel I do a lot of binge watching lol keep on Thrifty
The grinding and bowl things go together and are called morder and pesle. Silent T. Sorry.... .I have a thing about words! Love watching your RUclips videos!
The pair of Alabaster/Marble lamps (13:28) had me screaming - "How much are the lamps?"😂 I started tracking them at 13:08 and was happy to get a good view. Great video.
I love a good marble lamp, also! I found a pair of large ones at Goodwill for $7.99 each. Oh yes, hop into my cart now! Those things can sell for about $800.00 each on First Dibs, but I am keeping the ones I found! Came across a boudoir size one just recently at Salvation Army for $3.99. Keeping that one, too! Not bragging but I just love those things! I read recently that alabaster should be cleaned using 100% mineral spirits. Any other cleaner could damage them.
@@kathyaldridge7171 thanks for the tip on cleaning them. And its not bragging, its sharing.☺ We all like a great deal and a pair for $7.99 is a score for sure. Now I want to go out and look.
Hi Karen. I'm sure I've been to this shop but I'm going back for sure. I am an hour away. I want to see that moon & stars amber cake stand!! I hope it is 1/2 off. I collect mostly the Amberina, but I don't want tons of it. Less is more! Lol
Hi Karen, Just fyi, Alpaca blankets are south American not Mexican Aztec. Also, could you soon do a video on how long it takes you to list items, please?! Thank you!!
You’re a very good example to everyone regarding your spending rules and you make decisions and follow-through with those decisions. You have very good self discipline. It’s no wonder you are so successful.
Karen That piece is definitely a crumb catcher. I love the persimmon glass piece you got. Tatting is done on the dresser scarf my grandmother done that kind of art. I love the store that you’re shopping in. I think I could stay their days and shop.
I love that ReUzit store! We don't have anything like that here in SW Georgia 😥. The displays and vignettes are great and everything is so clean! Hope we can go with you again soon! Hope Roger keeps you warm! I see you're having some rough weather!
Actually, elephants with their trunks up signify good luck, so it’s been my understanding that they are much more popular. When I was reselling I could only sell trunk up elephants vs trunk down. Maybe things have changed though 😊
My favorite place to thrift! Discovered Mother Tucker's on one of our Lancaster County vacations. I found some wonderful treasures there. I enjoyed shopping along w you Karen!
Wow, we have nothing like those stores in my area of the Florida Panhandle! You are so lucky, I could have watched a 3 hour video of you shopping at those fabulous stores! 😊
What lovely stores..great to find other sources than Goodwill's..I found one where I live too...they don't care too much about marking stuff high..which is so great.
Hi 👋 Such a cool place !! So much better than goodwill. You might want to see IF they have anything IN that dumpster ❤ Your not doing anything wrong just to look 👀? Also I find antiques on the side of the road for FREE !!! I fix them up and usually keep them. It’s hard to get rit of antiques Im letting you know their is stuff to be found on the side of the road for FREE. Btw I do dumpster diving and they throw ALOT of things away in the trash at Goodwill !! I thought 💭 you should know that. They do that at A lot of stores and I resell it. The reason I’m telling you this in case you want to check out things I’ve found it is absolutely amazing and shocking experience!!! Why can’t you go get on a pottery wheel ? You can still do it !!
My experience in that Renuzit was that it was a little more boutique-ish and priced accordingly. I am still watching an interested in hearing your conclusion.
Hi I had recommended Re Use it store to you. There is another Re Use it store in New Holland it has couple floors. Across the street restaurant,home cooked meals,leave phone in car. Sundays all of Adamstown is open. There is a store in Adamstown called "Welcome Home" great store. Ephrata has meat market called "Ebeneezer's" great prices.
When I went to have lunch at my grandparents’ house I was in charge of cleaning the crumbs with one of those. It was made of silver, wow, I would love to have it now. Also you would never find an Aztec design on an alpaca blanket since Alpacas are from the Andes in South America, the Aztecs were from North America. Yes, Mexico is in North America.
Definitely not mortar and pestle. You were correct, it was a bowl and juicer. I own several, also own mortar and pestle, handy in kitchen For grinding spices, etc.
I definitely like these kinds of shops over goodwill.
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Karen, I love listening to your commentary as you shop. I catch myself answering your question, or just becoming part of your narrative. My daughter has caught me more than once, asking, " mom, who are you talking to. LOL.. Thank you, for letting me feel as though I am with a best friend.
My mother had the same venetian glass piece you found, and my grandmother had the same type of fur hat. Thank you for bringing back some pleasant memories to me today.
Your positive mood is so much needed in this world. Love watching your videos and learning from you.
Thank you so much! 💜💜
@ lavenderc
HOW DO I START PURCHASING ITEMS FROM YOU?
On fire again, Karen!!!! I like these stores over a goodwill any day!!!! Keep up the good work, girlfriend!!
One of my favorite things to do is to post my own listings on eBay and Poshmark while listening & watching your videos. Thank you for the company 🙂
I think it's definitely a crumb catcher because people did not use such fancy items on the floor. It's also way too small to be used as a dustpan.
Could the crumb catcher be missing a handle?
@@kathyaldridge7171 maybe a brush fitted into that hole.
Definitely a crumb catcher.
I really enjoyed this today! We met Guy Wolff about 20 years ago when he was in Kohler Wisconsin for a Garden show. We bought some of his pots that he signed and had a nice conversation with him. Also, the stitching is called Tatting and my Grandmother put it on the edge of handkerchiefs and dresser scarfs that she embroidered. Lots of good memories while you were shopping! Thanks!
I think I could spend a weekend at Mother Tuckers! I’ll just curl up in a corner to sleep, lol. The deals there are so good! Who wants to shop at Goodwill when they could get better deals at an antique mall with so many more options! 😊 Edit- I love that the vendors at MT don’t mark their items high in anticipation of a 50% off sale. Also, I love the Venetian glass bowl you picked up! It’s absolutely stunning! Great find!
Alpaca is gorgeous wool, so soft and warm. I am amazed by this store. So much to see. I have learned a lot watching and listening to you. Where I live there is only one store like this, 50 miles away 😔, the selection is pitiful and prices are high. You are blessed with abundance where you live !
I love watch you two go to Goodwill. I live in Orlando and we don’t have good ones like you do. Love your energy.
The first time I ever went into a ReUzit thrift store, I was AMAZED, speechless and dumbfounded! It was so incredibly CLEAN and well organized. It looks nothing like other thrift stores. They sell much nicer things. I think they are run by the Mennonites in PA. There are 2 of them and they are both pretty big. One of them is 2 floors! Could totally spend HOURS in there!
We are spoiled here in SE Pennsylvania!
Oh where in Pa are you? I’m in Easton. I would love to check one of these out.
@@jessicahardiman4879check out Care and Share in Souderton. It’s also part of the MCC thrifts.
@@jenniferschildt6635 I love that store!!
Oh my goodness, Karen! I was saying to the screen, “Oh wait, stop! Go back!” Lol. I love antique shops, and it’s funny how we all like different treasures. Love your taste though! ❤
OMG, the two pinkish glass lamps with the rings around them are "EVERYTHING"! found above the copper bowls. Love them.
Your voice is soothing, been watching for a year now. When you do your spectacular inventory videos, new ebayers should be required to watch them!
2nd comment- I cracked up when you mentioned playing with salt & pepper shakers when you were younger. We are the same age & I remember playing with my grandparents salt & pepper shakers! They were these little magnetic kissing dolls & I was obsessed with them. Life was so simple then. Thank you for the memory. I haven’t thought about those in many years. ❤
The last thrift shop was fantastic!
OH, I Love the metal glasses by the swung vase! My sister always had them, they remind me of the vintage Shiny Brite pinecone Christmas Ornament colors! lol talk about a rabbit hole! Love you Karen!
Hey Karen. You’re finding some really nice things today. In the first store, some vintage art bird figurines by Andrea by Sedak can sell for really good money but some figurines don’t sell for much at all. I think they’d have to be looked up individually so you’d know what you’ve got. In the second store at 39:38 you are showing an old stitching art called tatting. I had a very old aunt that did this into her 100’s. It’s a very fine stitch and takes hours to do. I don’t think people nowadays are patient enough to do this…but it’s very beautiful. ♥️
Good Sunday Morning Karen! Enjoying your shopping along with coffee & brunch my son made for me! That is definitely a 'crumb tray' that also had a small brush'. My Nan had one she use for dinners with a linen table cloth. You brushed off the table between courses. I was alway so happy to do it as a child! 💕 Lovely to visit other stores with you for variety. Thank you for respecting the 'privacy' of others!!
Patty ☕🥓🍳🍓 Alberta 🇨🇦🍁
You're thinking of Iris Apfel! She's alive and 101.
I know, isn't she amazing!!
Yes! I think I wrote it on the screen 💜
Hello Karen! I love watching your videos! I must tell you that you have inspired me to go thrifting and sell on ebay. I am having such a great time and making a bit of money!! Thank you! Have a wonderful day!
Those were all fantastic items that I can relate to over the years, So Mother Tuckers is the place to be. I love the crumb catcher to use on a fancy tablecloth on that special day or just display it from days gone by.
What a fun shopping trip today Karen, thank you so much!
At 6:04, the stack of plates to the right is Arabia pottery made in Finland - the mid century modern pattern is called "Crown Band". My mom had several pieces of this and I grew up with it. Makes me very nostalgic to see it here in your video! 🤗
I love mother tuckers. Tina is the sweetest person ever. In the one booth there was a set of moon and stars candle holders that would have been a good buy.
In a pinch a you could use a mortar and reamer-It's going to take a very long time to crush anything with the little tiny tip of the reamer:)
I watch the owners of Mother Tuckers, Tina and Jason, on RUclips. They are so much fun. I'm in California so can't get to the store so thank you for the shop along.
What is the channel name?
Mother Tuckers is 2 miles from my house, I also smile when you go to Lancaster Goodwill, I worked there years ago, part time and then I worked full-time at East Earl Goodwill, it's a little country store, I love seeing the treasures you find
Hi Karen, I love your longer videos! I think you were right about the mortar and pestle being a juicer with bowl. I liked so many items in that shop and for some reason the yin and yang jacket right at the end really caught my eye. Have a lovely day. 🌹
I spent years collecting and amassing knowledge and every time I watch your videos, I learn something new and spend most of the video with my mouth hanging open. You're amazing for doing all this work for us. Thank you. I'm eternally grateful and so is my family because you save me so much time. Your son is so peaceful and I love that during his whole video. He is enamored with that little tiny chest imagining the world of treasures that must exist inside for him. 🫶🤭🫣👏👏👏
It’s too pretty to be a dust pan lol definitely a crumb tray! I think you nailed it!
This was a fun shopping trip Karen. Thanks for taking us along.
Hi neighbor! It's so funny, I feel like I trail behind you. Just at Mother Tuckers today and come home to your video and you're there Friday! I picked up and looked at some of the same things you did!
Ephrata Reuzit is one of my favorites. Hit them up a few times a month. The "crochet" you looked at and put down is called tatting. You use a little spool to make lace.
Loved the vintage lamp, thanks for leaving it for me! Lol
Btw the turtle footstool is gone, bummer!
I know you like Goodwills but for me Mennonite thrifts are the best!
Have a good week!
The pottery piece you called crude was intentionally so. It appeared to have been made with a technique where you throw a piece and then hit it with a wooden paddle or other instruments while wet and then carefully reform it from the inside so as to leave the markings on the outside. That mark on the bottom was a stamp so likely a professional potter or studio. A student mark would usually just be initials or last name and a year.
Good morning! Can’t wait to see what you find!
What a great find…Mother Tucker’s store. The resale shop was so nice. We have Goodwill, Salvation Army and a couple of Christian based shops. You are so fortunate to be within driving distance of several stores. I would have to travel over an hour to get to another city large enough for these types of stores. Texas has its drawbacks…distance is one of them.
I’m getting dizzy watching u going around every corner lol ❤
Plum top at beginning of video is a great color on you!
I loved the glass church.
Love Love Love, the video, the store, all of it. Favourite items were the green Temptations soup & sandwich plate & bowl sets. Thank you Karen ❤️🇨🇦
Those were some beautiful thrift shops!!
I need that little change purse I have the actual purse that is identical to that lol I love love love your channel I do a lot of binge watching lol keep on Thrifty
I smiled when you said you would like to throw pottery. I always wanted to try, but never did.
The grinding and bowl things go together and are called morder and pesle. Silent T. Sorry.... .I have a thing about words! Love watching your RUclips videos!
The pair of Alabaster/Marble lamps (13:28) had me screaming - "How much are the lamps?"😂 I started tracking them at 13:08 and was happy to get a good view. Great video.
I love a good marble lamp, also! I found a pair of large ones at Goodwill for $7.99 each. Oh yes, hop into my cart now! Those things can sell for about $800.00 each on First Dibs, but I am keeping the ones I found! Came across a boudoir size one just recently at Salvation Army for $3.99. Keeping that one, too! Not bragging but I just love those things! I read recently that alabaster should be cleaned using 100% mineral spirits. Any other cleaner could damage them.
I work in a charity thrift store and we just sold similar marble lamps made in Italy for over $100.
@@kathyaldridge7171 thanks for the tip on cleaning them. And its not bragging, its sharing.☺ We all like a great deal and a pair for $7.99 is a score for sure. Now I want to go out and look.
@@janetsmith3322 They are selling well right now for sure.
Hi Karen. I'm sure I've been to this shop but I'm going back for sure. I am an hour away. I want to see that moon & stars amber cake stand!! I hope it is 1/2 off. I collect mostly the Amberina, but I don't want tons of it. Less is more! Lol
You should check out the mesh covered candles more as they can bring good money!
Love your finds, and the Betty Poop dolls that you past in booth with the heart plate that you looking at
Thank you Karen!❤❤❤
The mesh covered candles are Mirostar & they sell for $$$$
Hi Karen, Just fyi, Alpaca blankets are south American not Mexican Aztec. Also, could you soon do a video on how long it takes you to list items, please?! Thank you!!
Good for you for going back to really pore over things like you’d wanted to. 🙏😊💗
Your taste and mine are so different- thanks for sharing so I can learn more.
It's a TV lamp and they are very collected
You’re a very good example to everyone regarding your spending rules and you make decisions and follow-through with those decisions. You have very good self discipline. It’s no wonder you are so successful.
Love that ruby red pitcher, I don't care if it's low or high quality, I just love the color and the shape.
You should bring a black light and test the crystal that glows green look it up!
Karen That piece is definitely a crumb catcher. I love the persimmon glass piece you got. Tatting is done on the dresser scarf my grandmother done that kind of art. I love the store that you’re shopping in. I think I could stay their days and shop.
Talk about a walk down memory lane,very fun!
I love that Blue Onion Kitchen Canister Set. That would go perfect in my kitchen. 💙 What a find!
I love that ReUzit store! We don't have anything like that here in SW Georgia 😥. The displays and vignettes are great and everything is so clean! Hope we can go with you again soon! Hope Roger keeps you warm! I see you're having some rough weather!
Very nice video, as usual 👌
Elephants with their trunks up is not that desirable to collectors. The more nature the position, the more sought after.
Actually, elephants with their trunks up signify good luck, so it’s been my understanding that they are much more popular. When I was reselling I could only sell trunk up elephants vs trunk down. Maybe things have changed though 😊
I really enjoy your videos. You are so "calming".
Yes A crumb catcher!! I love mine.
My favorite place to thrift! Discovered Mother Tucker's on one of our Lancaster County vacations. I found some wonderful treasures there. I enjoyed shopping along w you Karen!
The Bird Planter you thought looked like Tonala is actually California Cleminson's Pottery. Old and rare!
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Wow, we have nothing like those stores in my area of the Florida Panhandle! You are so lucky, I could have watched a 3 hour video of you shopping at those fabulous stores! 😊
Enjoyed!
Loved the Venetian glass piece 💖
I have my grandmas mink hat. She wore it daily in Ohio winter. It’s beautiful but I don’t wear it in central TX-although I could have the past week!!
That crumb catcher I never heard of that or saw one before. Thanks for the education.
I would love to go there, thanks for sharing, will have to just enjoy it through you
Distelfink is the name of the bird, it shows up in Amish (or is it Pennsylvania Dutch?) folk art.
What lovely stores..great to find other sources than Goodwill's..I found one where I live too...they don't care too much about marking stuff high..which is so great.
Great video. Liked the antique shop!
I just did my first purchase from you on Ebay! - a 2 piece yellow and blue skirt and top. I'm excited to see it!
Thanks so much!!💜
Hi 👋 Such a cool place !! So much better than goodwill. You might want to see IF they have anything IN that dumpster ❤ Your not doing anything wrong just to look 👀? Also I find antiques on the side of the road for FREE !!! I fix them up and usually keep them. It’s hard to get rit of antiques Im letting you know their is stuff to be found on the side of the road for FREE.
Btw I do dumpster diving and they throw ALOT of things away in the trash at Goodwill !! I thought 💭 you should know that. They do that at A lot of stores and I resell it. The reason I’m telling you this in case you want to check out things I’ve found it is absolutely amazing and shocking experience!!!
Why can’t you go get on a pottery wheel ? You can still do it !!
Yes we love a good 🐠
Hey love! I have to get to that store!!! Ty for taking us ❤
My experience in that Renuzit was that it was a little more boutique-ish and priced accordingly. I am still watching an interested in hearing your conclusion.
Iris Apfel is the 98 year old fashion star!
I love roadrunners also !!! Have you ever ran across an item that says made in occupied japan????
Love the l e green glass bowl blue I though that was Indiana glass?
Karen I could have brought such a lot their lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
Such nice places...to shop.
Hi I had recommended Re Use it store to you. There is another Re Use it store in New Holland it has couple floors. Across the street restaurant,home cooked meals,leave phone in car. Sundays all of Adamstown is open. There is a store in Adamstown called "Welcome Home" great store. Ephrata has meat market called "Ebeneezer's" great prices.
Yes! I’ve been to reuzit and filmed quite a few times 💜
Behind the canister was a Mexican Tonala coffee pot.
Hi Karen, I was wondering which GoPro do you use and do you also use a mic?
I have some of that Hillborn Pottery! (Cigar ashtray)
Those green candles sticks look a lot like my Fenton ones. However, my Fenton ones each have a clear globe on top permanently attached.
I’m here shaking my head. The elephant but not the absolutely gorgeous candle holders behind him. Yikes
You and I would Be great thrift
Partners!!!!! Similar tastes!!!!!
Oops! You passed up a clothes hanging rack! Lol
Edith Head , a dress designer for movies, wore large glasses
Costume designer for Paramount. Many Oscars.
Only we mature adults remember her!
When I went to have lunch at my grandparents’ house I was in charge of cleaning the crumbs with one of those. It was made of silver, wow, I would love to have it now. Also you would never find an Aztec design on an alpaca blanket since Alpacas are from the Andes in South America, the Aztecs were from North America. Yes, Mexico is in North America.
Ebay has quite a few blankets ! They are beautiful in my opinion 😁💜
Another great one Karen
Definitely not mortar and pestle. You were correct, it was a bowl and juicer. I own several, also own mortar and pestle, handy in kitchen For grinding spices, etc.