Craziest brocante haul EVER! -shopping part 2-
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2024
- Bonjour bonjour!
I'm back with part 2 of my little cabin retreat turned into brocante shopping trip in the West of Burgundy at Mello and Manon's place.
I stayed at the Kingfisher Cabin (insta @petit_ranceau) or airbnb:
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Manon and I shopped at two places in this video:
Emmaüs in Magny-Cours (I say Nevers in the video but made a mistake, they’re very close to each other)
Ressourcerie in Clamecy
Do let us know how you like what we found!
Marloes
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Mauviel ( whom I have met both in France and London) is a family business very near where I live in Normandy. The town is called Villedieu-Les_Poëles. This little town was once famous for its artisanal copperware. The people of the town are called 'Les Sourdins' because in the previous centuries the copper wares were beaten inside yards, called 'cours' and the hammering noise was so loud that it made people deaf 'sourds' hence Sourdins. The town's name includes Poèles, in copper of course, which means frying pans. God's town of the frying pans is its translated name! It is a lovely little town, untouched like others during the last war, and is also famous for its artisanal bells making. The foundry can be visited and the bells are huge and magnificent. They are exported world wide and the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris had 7 or 8 new ones in 2012. I was there when the convoy left for Paris, and it was a sight to behold! It is on you Tube. Last century they made lace, by hand, and very fine lace it was too. The town was exempt of taxes in the 12th century by Henri De Beauclec, therefore it attracted numerous artisans. It has a huge link to the St John Hospitaliers and every 4 years the town is decorated and many hospitaliers gather in the town and march through the streets. Great spectacle!
Yes! Thanks for staring all this information!
These were the best brocantes. You found so many great items
I think the translation is literal: "hammered" copper! Love it.
Yes! I just couldn’t find the word!
All the things you and Manon found are lovely treasures! The little house you stayed in was warm and welcoming too. ❤
The stoneware multi purpose crocks are such a find! The medium and small lidded canister are precious! Love the left handled coffee pitcher just a classic style! You are getting your French traditional style down pat- our favorite has to be the hammered copper pitcher- just exquisite. We are delighted to come along on your educational adventures- hope you continue on your visits with friends- happy travels ☺️
Thanks for being here!
I love everything the two of you found. What a haul, indeed! I particularly like the stoneware in the lighter shades and also the beautiful copper pans and the hammered pitcher. The prices are incredible! Thank you for taking us along!
My pleasure!
So glad you introduced us to Jenni and @frenchcountryfriends - she has THE most beautiful home and her vlog is delightful
I know!! Their house is a dream!
The copper tray with baking dish is for serving maybe vegetables or a cake. Love the copper, beautiful! Love everything….enjoy your precious finds. Thank you for sharing ❤️
My pleasure!
I love this little pleasures with all you, it s a pleasent terapy!!! Thanks a lot!!!😊😊❤❤have a wonderful week!!!!!
Thank you!
Treasure hunting is even more fun when you do it with a friend whose taste is so similar to your own taste. Your stoneware mustard pots were a big score. I collect those as well. Love that you bought the covered casserole dish. I thought it was the same as your pattern. My favorites among your friend's purchases were the 2 pictures. What a great trip you had. Thanks for taking us along.
My pleasure!
My favorite item was Manon's big soup tureen and platter with the blue birds on them!! Second, I like all things white like pitchers, bowls and tureens. You are so lucky to have such exciting places to shop for used items. I would go crazy buying everything in my sight!!
ditto
We kind of did too 🤣
Wonderful 'Brocanting'.......the pottery is just amazing!!!! Enjoy
I love the blue & white china! Ohhhhh, I want to live there!❤❤❤❤
I knoooooow!
The 3 mauviel pots were truly a find and a bargain. Those pots now a days each sell in the hundreds($US). I have been using tin lined copper for many decades. Yes low flame, but that is all that is necessary...They cook evenly and are basically non-stick for frying. Last yr. I had quite a few pots retinned. The price depends upon the size/area so at least $100 for a small frying pan. Most people in the US have them for display only, quel dommage. I do not shine mine because it does not affect the way they cook and I don't have time. The tin does get dark usually due to some acid...like lemon. They are wonderful for sautéeing and frying, but use cast iron for searing because that requires a high heat. Grab any more Mauviel that you see just make sure the copper does not show through the tin...then it would need to be retinned.
I know!! That was such a lucky find for my friend!
Hello just love both hauls are amazing things You got lovely and the three brocante visits were really valuable congrats for both and thanks for allowing me to enjoy such purchase experience hope you gays intégrate your shoppings to your homes and start enjoying them as well take care really good taste both for buying things and for sure I would pick what You adquired can't wait for next visit ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks!
Love the crocks so much. And the copper was a great find. The bluebird picture was beautiful. Love the shopping experience 😊❤. Deborah North Carolina
Still so happy with all the finds. Almost everything has found a place in my home or the cabin.....can't wait for our next brocante hunt ❤
Yay!
You found such gorgeous things, and your cabin looks lovely x
You guys are such kind souls and it shows. Living vicariously through your adventures 👏
@@Neroli-Daydreaming-of-Francethank you, that's so sweet.
So glad someone bought that blue and white platter and the matching tureen. So many amazing items for incredible prices. The copper pitcher that you bought has a finish that is called hammered copper. I would have gone nuts in those stores and would have been in heaven. Always happy to tag along on your broncante treasure hunts. Un jour j'espere venire avec vous.
I know, it was heaven!
The resourceserie I think was my favourite place, I love your friends house and style..😊
ah yes...I scored 4 of those mustard crocks over here across the pond (the states) and I was THRILLED~ Great finds Marloes! I LOVE the coffee pot with the side handle! I also love copper...I've been collecting for a while now. Thank you for taking us along Brocante shopping with your friend! 🙂
My pleasure!
Im glad you had a breakaway and have a friend near you..
I've put all the shops on a list to visit! What a great shops and lovely haul! Love it all! Thanks for taking us along!
My pleasure!
Beautiful pottery . Loved all the pitchers too ! What a lovely trip Marloes ! 🙏💕🌷
You both had great finds. The prices were incredible. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks for sharing this! You found lots of wonderful things! 💯❣️
Some of those vessels would look lovely with fresh-cut flowers. Beautiful haul! Loved it!
Thanks
Great finds for both of you. Well done.
All any haul from France, your stuff is always so beautiful, I will buy it all
I love everything, the colors and textures are so beautiful. Ordinary household objects always thrill me when made well and with such beautiful colors. My favorites, the blue and white ceramics and the portrait of the girl. Thank you for taking us along. New to your channel ❤
My pleasure! Welcome to the channel!
Love all of your finds! Thank you for taking us along with you. I saw a wooden small table with a white marble top. I wish I could have for my bathroom renovation. It would be perfect to put a vessel sink on top and use it as a bathroom vanity.🥰
You should be able to find a similar one in your area! How’s the renovation going?
@@FrenchCountryLife It’s coming along nicely. The kitchen/dining room is finished.☑️🤗
yes bI saw your new vlog is out, going to watch it now!
I love your shopping trips. Also love the film footage out the car window driving through the little towns. Really takes me back to all our trips in the French countryside. 😊
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I love the way light reflects off of copper, it’s beautiful.
Yes agree!
I just bought plates that match Manon’s blue tureen today! In a thrift store in Stockholm. Such a gorgeous shade of sea-greenish-blue.
Oh wow! Great find!!
❤ What a wonderful way to start the day! Merci! ❤ I've never seen a crock like the ones you're going to store garlic & onions in.. that's a fantastic idea! If I ever see one I'll be sure to buy it now! I'm in love with the copper & thoroughly enjoy all your videos. Thank you❤xx
Thanks
Fab haul thanks for sharing now i need to go mooching 😊❤️🏴x
I adore it all!
Wow, that place in Clamecy....I could get lost there all day looking for treasures.
Great finds!!
Я попрошу у бога или кто там наверху чтобы в следушей жизни я родилась в деревьне и и мееть деревенский дом как мне нравится в стиле шебби.спасибо господи за всё.и спасибо вам блогерам кто снимает такие виде и такие дома❤❤❤❤
Everything is so beautiful and I loved the ent ire trip❤
Thanks!
Such lovely finds .thank you for the video. ⭐️
My pleasure!
What a treasure trove 😊👍🏻
Love all your finds! So much fun to learn about pottery from you. Such beautiful things at reasonable prices! I’m am dying to go explore the beautiful little villages in France and peruse brocantes and the emaus( spelling?) !! Thank you for sharing your life. Your videos bring me a sense of peace….
Thank you for being here! Happy to hear you enjoy my videos!
What a great find!
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I like everything you buy. Our tastes are very similar. So it is a delight when you put out a brocante video. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Love your brocante find ❤
Martelé means thé jug was hammered by a marteau ( hammer) to give the form.
Yes! I couldn't find the English word!
Thank you for sharing. I loved it
My pleasure
Ohhh trop drôle j'étais hier à la ressourcerie de Clamecy....j'adore❤. Ma petite maison est juste à côté a Flez....quand vous voulez pour un café 😇
Ah merci c’est gentil!
The dish you show at the end with roses on, I think was part of a series one could get at a range of shops called Casino. You didn't buy them. As you bought your groceries you would get points and so many points meant a plate, etc. My grandmother owned some. I'm not exactly sure it's exactly this design but it looks very much like it.
Thanks for sharing!
Very good filming of the search. It is a challenge to have the camera truly reflect what you are seeing. Thank you.
Thank you!
Bellissimo vidio! Meno male che era tradotto anche in italiano. Hai comprato dei bellissimi utensili x casa tua❤
Grazie!
What an I credible shop.!
some time ago i was at the Emmaus Magny-Cours. Big place close to the Nevers one. At the church in Lurcy-Levis you find also a nice brocante. Thanks for the usfull tips.
We may have been in Magny-Cours actually rather than Nevers. I’m not sure anymore now… did you recognize it?
Looks all the same. Magny Court is between the fields not far from the former F@@FrenchCountryLife circuit.
yes it’s that one because we went to the circuit to have a look.
I visit Emmaus there regularly. Is close to my house (Chantenay). It's quite large so there's a lot to look at.@@FrenchCountryLife
Regarding the copper casserole holder - should have a white ceramic casserole dish that fits perfectly into the copper holder. After baking in the white ceramic dish, you can put the hot dish on the table in its copper holder to pass around & not need a trivet.
Oh that sounds so logical! Thanks for sharing!
This is a Wonderful episode! I can just fantasize that I’m walking with you thru these shops. I know what you like and can always tell when you’re going to pick something up 😄. I love the same styles and the pottery. I have a question, can the pottery pieces be used in an oven or microwave? Thanks and see you again soon. ❤❤❤
That is a good question. I am not sure to be honest as I don’t know to which temperature they can be used. Maybe someone else in our community here knows?
Beautiful haul. I thought those cheese dishes or containers were strainers...
What amazing finds Marloes❣️ how far is Manon’s cabin from your property. I’m planning to visit Burgundy sometime in October and thinking of staying at your rental place and would love to check out her place and the shops. Thank you for sharing 🤎
It’s about 1h30 minutes. It would be a great way to discover the various parts of Burgundy if you stay at both!
supers achats💓💓💓
merci!
So many beautiful finds. J’ai envie d’aller brocante shopping. I think the copper hammering is called hand-plenishing?
I don’t know! I was looking for the word “hammering” but couldn’t find it…
I liked the two goblets? in the lovely light indian summer blue
So many pretty tureens
I'm so envious of the Brocantes in France, living in Mexico they don't seem to understand that we might like rustic things and old crockery, they have clay things used here even now, but very low fire so they break too easily. 😒
That’s really such a shame!
@@FrenchCountryLife 😢🌮🪇 But the weather is wonderful. 🙂
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The glass tray in the copper tray, i think you put hot water in and use as a bain marie?
Yes maybe? We weren’t sure if the glass tray came with it to be honest, but we put then together.
Margoes did you find a difference from he Brocantes near Manon's area versus where you live? I love all of the finds but I have a real love for the cheese molds and the Limoges plates. I am visiting in May and may have to try to find these places although getting things home to Canada is problematic! Cheers Kellie
Well honestly there are so many differences between places but it also is just a matter of luck. I haven’t found a single one of these cheese molds in five years anywhere else… Sometimes you’re just having a lucky day. Going to ressourceries and Emmaüs is hit and miss as it’s not curated. I’d suggest you go to those first and if you don’t find what you’re looking for try a few real brocantes. Their offer is curated and tiu’re much more likely to find these kinds of items there. You’ll pay more, but you’re paying for the work they have done sourcing and selecting the items. Especially for things that are more rare you can go to 20 Emmaüs and won’t find it. At brocante and antique shops you probably will. Enjoy your trip!
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Love your tour of these special places. I am curious to know if you can tell me the name of the stoneware plate at 3:19 in the video and the name of the small blue stoneware pitcher at 14:29. I have a similar style of pitcher that I was told is French but I know little about it. Thank you
Yes the blue pitcher and the plates is what they call “vaisselle alsacienne”. It’s from the Alsace region in the east (which has been part of Germany in history and then French again) and is quite well known and some people collect it. They still make these colorful pottery items in that region today. So it’s definitely French! If you want to learn more, take a picture of it using the Google Lens app. It will show you similar items online and often it will find a website for you where they share more information about the item.
You can start again when you want. Never see last please.
Hello, love this channel! Would you add (in the links) the addresses of these shops that you visit?, and tell us what part of France they are in? I just came back from France, but will return there to live soon. Thank you!
I have added the names on the screen and in the description box, and usually film the signs at the entrance as well. You can find them on Google maps!
What an exciting project to come live here in France!
martelé = hammered
Soooo, which one are you willing to let go 😅
Debating! Have never found a single one before in 5 years of brocante hunting! 🤯
@@FrenchCountryLife awwww! Don’t blame you, they’re all beautiful but let me know if you decide to let one go. BTW, my Digoin cups are awesome! I use them everyday for tea, wine or water! Thanks again for them
@@cottageonironhill1630will do!
Wonderful 'haul' how I wish you'd show the prices....
Most places don’t have prices on the items. You pick up what you want and go to a counter where they give you a price. That’s why I’m not showing price tags when they aren’t there.
Nevers Emmaüs ou Magny-Cours???
I just realized it was in magny-cours and not Nevers!
@@FrenchCountryLife goed gezien
Désolée de vous écrire en français je ne parle pas anglais. Je ne comprends plus rien vous filmez où ? ce n’est pas chez vous cette petite maison 😢 vous ne faites plus de travaux de rénovation dans votre jolie ferme ?
C’est chez mes amies Manon et Mello qui habitent de l’autre côté du Morvan, vers Nevers. Ils ont une cabane aussi qu’ils louent et j’y ai passé quelques nuits pendant que mon mari Olav fait les derniers travaux pour l’arrière cuisine. Je ne pouvais pas continuer mes travaux dans cette pièce parce qu’Olav devait terminer la plomberie. Je reprends les travaux cette semaine donc il y aura une vidéo qui montre l’avancée prochainement!
Bon week-end!
When speaking Dutch to your friend, it would be helpful to add subtitles we know what you're saying to each other, otherwise we haven't got a clue.
I understand but it’s so much work and we’re basically saying the same thing: “ooooooh I love this” all the time in different expressions 🤣
I prioritize manually putting in English subtitles so people who don’t speak English can select RUclips’s automated translations.
Just jars and pots??!!!! Is there nothing else to see???!!! You are very limited.
Thank you! So are you? 😂