At 5:35 the stool cabinet with holes in it was similar to one my Granther used for milking in the Winter, it had an iron grate and catch tray inside. He would scoop coals into if from the kitchen stove. It warmed his bum on the cold days, and he could warm his hands before touching the cows udders..🖤🇨🇦
@@TheAntiqueNomad my pleasure. It was also used as a foot stool on cold nights, as all the heat came from the kitchen stove, one of those huge iron wood burners, and the living room fireplace I could walk into when it wasn’t in use. Both were banked before bed. It was cool to see one again, and the tray and grate wouldn’t be hard to find, you could even use a cast iron Dutch Oven as a substitute.🖤🇨🇦
I have the entire set of Edward Woodard - table, couch, two tiered table, 4 chairs and 2 lounge chairs and I didn’t even know they were valuable! Inherited from my Aunt. I thought it was just patio furniture! I’m so excited!
12:17 George, You have Your hand on a pitcher exactly like my Mom had and it always sat in the kitchen!!! How old do You think that one was, I think Mom's was late 60's early 70's!!!? 17:43 is our old phone (wish I could read the number off of it, I still remember our phone number!!) Prettiest: Typewriter & Stand (I wish I could make a find like that!!) Ugliest: 14:42 That pitiful, delapidated, green & yellow (plastic?) Palm Tree - What a very sad ending!! (Are the green palms inflatable?) Strangest: but Coolest, the Lizard Bracelet-It's so Cleopatra-ish Something George should have bought, but didn't: The Waterford letter opener (I need a new one anyway!!) This was more than Fun, It was Great!!! Thank You, George!!👋🙂
love the 'bubblah' that's what we called them growing up in Mass. I moved to florida in 1996 and found out quickly they were called water fountains in the south! Now let us know when you find a 'hassick' to put your feet up on.
I loved this vidio. I love the way you talk to the cows and horses. I learned a lot from you today found you threw Missy I will now follow you as well. I find you to be honest and well informed on a lot. Which is great . I learn from you and Missy and Crazy lamp lady and thanks when it got out looking in will be better informed. So thank you for a really informed vidio.
My favorite was the table you found at the end, didn’t like the pool table things, don’t know about a strange item and the thing I would have bought? The Camaro!!
Should of: the 73 Camaro 😎 that was the first car I bought all by myself when I was 17 years old 🧡🧡 I immediately put matching brown fun fur on the inside door panels and the headboard 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow! I looked at a '78 but it had clearly had the miles rolled back so I bought a Mazda RX7 (also all by myself at age 17, then couldn't drive it for a month until I found someone who would insure me)
In response to your game: Prettiest: the big red setter dog. Most strange: a plastic torso wearing yellow shorts makes a repeated cameo b/t 16:20 & 16:50. Should have bought but didn't: the RC fish vase! (Or did you...?)
Ooh! The red dog, good choice. The plastic torso, I did think that strange and unsalable. I debated the Copley fish vase but my two customers I knew would like it already have it...
I’ve started following you courtesy of Tiffany of Thrifting Vegas and Danni The Niche Lady. I sold at curated Antiques Shoes in Dallas, Fort Worth and at Austin’s Citywide Garage Sale, now Citywide Vintage Sale after 40 years, and a 10 year stint with a permanent double booth on the grounds at First Monday in Canton, Texas. I’m now retired from my professional career as a attorney for the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Region VI, Regional Office in Fort Worth. I have a fortune in inventory accumulated that I am looking to sell on eBay starting this coming fall. I couldn’t stop buying while having no place to sell after retirement. The shows, Austin and Canton became too physically taxing after my retirement. You are easy to listen to, articulate and interesting. I have traveled many places that you take us on your Vlogs. Good luck and keep on traveling! 🤗
That is terrific! I really enjoy both their channels. I would love to have seen you in action at all those places, that sounds like me in the Northwest when the show circuit was booming. HUD must have been really interesting work as well! You will have fun selling online I'm sure, it's proving more interesting to me than I first imagined
I am jealous too of the great red setter dog in that truck. Interesting video as always. Just wish I could catch them all, but just not enough time in the day.
I enjoy your videos, just about everyday ! I’m also from Seattle, raised high above on Queen Anne Hill ! I bet you know, Rhinestone Rosey !? I love her shop on top of Queen Anne ! She’s also an appraiser on Antique Roadshow ! Mahalo for teaching me so much ! 😊👍✌️🤙
Hello from Australia. I liked the hand forged item. I'm female, in my 70s and have a large collection of antique hand forged tools that I collected over 10 years from my local flea market in Japan. Some are for decoration but I also use many of them. Thank you George for your interesting videos and the knowledge you share.
Enjoyed getting to see your shopping trip, as always. My favorite was seeing the modes of transportation. My personal favorites: the horses and the vintage Camaro! 💚💚💚
Hi George! I remember visiting my sister in Minnesota & going on a 12 mile Yardsale Excursion! I thought that was fun & wonderful. A 400 mile Yardsale would be quite something! Probably require camping along the way. It's fun to dig through old stuff to find the treasures! Even yard sales are getting savvy with their pricing! I too would have purchased the hand forged tongs for $2.00. Patty 🏡🌲🌞 Alberta 🇨🇦🍁
George, fun and informative! You are the best!! My first car was a used '72 olive green camaro! Loved it! My pop said he got it for me 'cause it was all steel!!😅
Watching The Antique Nomad and hearing your voice teach me new things is my happy place, George. Enjoying shopping yard sa ling without the worry of decision-making stresses. Fun!
My Fave was the Salamander or Lizard Bracelet ….The old Tire Spoked Rim was unusual….That 80’s Kitsch Lamp was not so great for me….You were going through some jewelry and passed up on a vintage Blue Moon Glow Beaded Necklace. You had some very good luck at the end with that MCM Table!
I missed the moonglow beads, you're right! It's hard to focus sometimes while filming, I see stuff afterwards I missed sometimes as well. I thought the lizard was fun! The spoked rim, yes, agreed...and no one but me likes the lotus lamp lol
Hmmmm ... I didn't really see anything I loved. Ugliest? I hate milk cans. Reminds me of my mother's colonial decor. What should have bought? Well - I was kind of partial to the water fountain. My brother in Cape Cod calls it a "bubblah" - there is a wall mounted one I have been watching on Marketplace - thinking I could put a pump in it and make a cool dog fountain out of it. Well - if Hemingway could make his cats a fountain out of a urinal from his favorite Key West watering hole - why not? Can't wait to see the rest of the trip. I sure would love a 400 mile sale. Unfortunately Long Island isn't 400 miles long. Not even close.
Hi there! I must say that while I was pleased with the buys I made, there were less interesting smalls than last year. I was also partial to the water fountain but afraid to get something big so early (I had a second highway sale to cover the next day!). Hemingway's cats were my favorite thing about his Key West house, I promptly got a six-toed cat! I'd go on any Long Island sale, that seems like a place that would have a lot of really wonderful things potentially at yard sales.
Those Bakelite ice cream scoops sell like crazy in my shop. People recognize that they just don't make quality like that anymore. Many buyers are purposely seeking items that were made in USA.
Well George, you asked. Prettiest: blue Camaro or pyrography art nouveau headboard or the green/gold table. Ugliest: well, unfortunately the turquoise jewelry you got looked like dyed howlite. 😔Weirdest: that the black metal table would be so much at retail; it’s so basic. 😃 Should have gotten: tile painted black box at second spot, if it was original. Might have been repro though… Pool table repurpose: take the top off one and use as sides/legs as mantle (indeed)/fireplace surround. I think it’s fascinating that there’s a commemorative to feminist/POC history in the south. 🥹
I think the pyrography headboard sounds like my choice! I agree the black table is simple, but that was the genius in its design, I suppose...and that's a thing about MCM designer originals. I think the black box was indeed a reproduction. The south is surprising to a lot of people, the prevailing sentiments have always drawn opposition and there are a lot of people from the south that became critics of the social order there
@@TheAntiqueNomad that’s really good to know, beautiful really. Thank you. I’d love to travel south some day, but haven’t yet. New Orleans in the off-season calls…
Good evening, George! Flea markets/yard sales like that are always fun to browse through. You never know when Aladdin's lamp might just show up in "the cave" 😉 I used to use one of those old wall-mount post boxes as a washcloth and hand towel holder in a guest bathroom. It had a metal holder for a newspaper under it, so it held a hand towel really well. They work really good for that. I liked the large pickle jars with the metal bails and wood grips on them. I have my grandparents old metal porch furniture like that glider bench on our front porch. I had one of those chemistry lab kits when I was young. It's actually nice to see the 1930's beds that someone hasn't gaudily/chalk painted and/or turned into some sort of bench. It would be fun to browse all those areas...if this heat would go away. It's sweltering here. Thanks for the take-along!!!!!
I like those as guest towel holders too, I saw that in a b&b once and never herad of it again until now! A little secret-I get to check the box on the porch glider soon! My grandpa had a porch swing and I've recently gotten one in his honor, it's so neat that you have your grandparents' set. I also had a chemistry set but it was a leftover from an older kid so the fun chemicals were gone! I agree that the 1930s furniture is best left be, in particular I hate seeing veneer painted because it's so hard to undo! I hope you beat the heat
Looking for: pretty, ugly. strange and... oops. Prettiest? The horses, natch. And didn't they know it. Ugly? Some of that costume jewelry. Maybe more pedestrian than ugly. Strangest? Gotta be George! (sorry dude but this one was obvious) You passed on a Lilli Anne Coat right off the bat! My vintage clothing friends/fiends would have JUMPED on that. Oops in spades. . ( BTW - this New Englander has only read of "bubblers" in books; we called them water fountains. )
Ha! Yes to the horses. Agreed about the costume jewelry, not ugly but very ordinary for the most part. I didn't pass on that coat btw, I bought it but I don't think I said so! Interesting about the bubblers, I've hard it specifically from people from certain sections of Boston so it may just be urban?
@@TheAntiqueNomad Just the Boston area if memory serves. Or was it around Minneapolis? I've only read the term; I've never heard it used in conversation and it's hard to remember where it came from. .
I thought the Zubian sealing wax 18.55 was cool. The Zubian was a navy destroyer in world war 1 and it was made up of two other destroyer ships the Zulu and the Nubian. so I guess they needed a lot of this sealing wax and the company is The Dicks-Bontius a bountiful number of Dicks
@@TheAntiqueNomad I have a degree in Interior Architecture/Design - got it when I was 50. I don't practice much but I do shop for people and call my business Turn the Tables Design with a Repurpose. My regular e bay store -- not yet active - is Granny's Vintage Gypsy. Except FB thinks Gypsy is a racist word so it has to be Gypsi there.
I thought that made sense but another commenter said her grandfather used his in the barn during milking - He would put (I think she was saying) hot coals in the bottom and would sit on the stool part and keep his "bum" warm. He'd also warm his hands each time he was going to milk the next cow!! 👋🙂
Memories of yesteryear. Typewriter and stand. My first job in the fifties
My first job in the 70's!! 👋🙂
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
🤣🤣🤣 the horse said "hey sugar, how you doin'?" 😍🤣🤣
I think my fav piece was the Fostoria candy dish
At 5:35 the stool cabinet with holes in it was similar to one my Granther used for milking in the Winter, it had an iron grate and catch tray inside. He would scoop coals into if from the kitchen stove. It warmed his bum on the cold days, and he could warm his hands before touching the cows udders..🖤🇨🇦
Oh neat! Thank you. Someone else suggested it could hold coals, I'm glad to know
@@TheAntiqueNomad my pleasure. It was also used as a foot stool on cold nights, as all the heat came from the kitchen stove, one of those huge iron wood burners, and the living room fireplace I could walk into when it wasn’t in use. Both were banked before bed. It was cool to see one again, and the tray and grate wouldn’t be hard to find, you could even use a cast iron Dutch Oven as a substitute.🖤🇨🇦
Lol, I have the Royal Copley fish vases in my house. I seem to like Royal Copley
Me too!
Can't wait..open open open!! LOL LOL
I have the entire set of Edward Woodard - table, couch, two tiered table, 4 chairs and 2 lounge chairs and I didn’t even know they were valuable! Inherited from my Aunt. I thought it was just patio furniture! I’m so excited!
That's so great! A lot of people don't realize it's gone way up because it's outdoors rather than indoors
Wtg!!!👋🙂
This kind of trip is EXACTLY what I want to do with George. Keep it up if you can!
I was not ready for this show to be over, not by a long stretch!!! Thx. George.
12:17 George, You have Your hand on a pitcher exactly like my Mom had and it always sat in the kitchen!!! How old do You think that one was, I think Mom's was late 60's early 70's!!!? 17:43 is our old phone (wish I could read the number off of it, I still remember our phone number!!)
Prettiest: Typewriter & Stand (I wish I could make a find like that!!)
Ugliest: 14:42 That pitiful, delapidated, green & yellow (plastic?) Palm Tree - What a very sad ending!! (Are the green palms inflatable?)
Strangest: but Coolest, the Lizard Bracelet-It's so Cleopatra-ish
Something George should have bought, but didn't: The Waterford letter opener (I need a new one anyway!!) This was more than Fun, It was Great!!! Thank You, George!!👋🙂
love the 'bubblah' that's what we called them growing up in Mass. I moved to florida in 1996 and found out quickly they were called water fountains in the south! Now let us know when you find a 'hassick' to put your feet up on.
Oh yes! An ottoman where I grew up in California, but my grandma from Iowa/Minnesota said Hassick
I loved this vidio. I love the way you talk to the cows and horses. I learned a lot from you today found you threw Missy I will now follow you as well. I find you to be honest and well informed on a lot. Which is great . I learn from you and Missy and Crazy lamp lady and thanks when it got out looking in will be better informed. So thank you for a really informed vidio.
Awesome video and loved the birds chirping throughout it :)
Yes that was fun
My favorite was the table you found at the end, didn’t like the pool table things, don’t know about a strange item and the thing I would have bought? The Camaro!!
The Camaro! Not for sale, sadly. The table at the end was definitely the buy of the day!
My favorite was the glider bench--and the horses! Lol
I love shopping with you and hearing all about your knowledge of different items. Thanks George
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Favorite thing was the little cup and saucer with the poinsettia on it.
That was sweet!
I really love it when you show the historic places in the small towns. Thanks.
Should of: the 73 Camaro 😎 that was the first car I bought all by myself when I was 17 years old 🧡🧡 I immediately put matching brown fun fur on the inside door panels and the headboard 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow! I looked at a '78 but it had clearly had the miles rolled back so I bought a Mazda RX7 (also all by myself at age 17, then couldn't drive it for a month until I found someone who would insure me)
Great show. Thanks so much.
Prettiest were the pink stone earrings. Funnest was the Timex cavatina watch. Strangest was the 80s orchid lamp. Russellville did seem very busy!
The convertible watch, a short lived but fun fad! The orchid lamp, yes. I do like pink rhinestones!
The Lili Ann coat was great.
Had to get it!
In response to your game:
Prettiest: the big red setter dog.
Most strange: a plastic torso wearing yellow shorts makes a repeated cameo b/t 16:20 & 16:50.
Should have bought but didn't: the RC fish vase! (Or did you...?)
Ooh! The red dog, good choice. The plastic torso, I did think that strange and unsalable. I debated the Copley fish vase but my two customers I knew would like it already have it...
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I love following your channel. Your knowledge is amazing and I am learning a lot from you.
I’ve started following you courtesy of Tiffany of Thrifting Vegas and Danni The Niche Lady. I sold at curated Antiques Shoes in Dallas, Fort Worth and at Austin’s Citywide Garage Sale, now Citywide Vintage Sale after 40 years, and a 10 year stint with a permanent double booth on the grounds at First Monday in Canton, Texas. I’m now retired from my professional career as a attorney for the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Region VI, Regional Office in Fort Worth. I have a fortune in inventory accumulated that I am looking to sell on eBay starting this coming fall. I couldn’t stop buying while having no place to sell after retirement. The shows, Austin and Canton became too physically taxing after my retirement.
You are easy to listen to, articulate and interesting. I have traveled many places that you take us on your Vlogs. Good luck and keep on traveling! 🤗
I’d like to know more about membership in your business. Where do I learn more about that? Judy.
That is terrific! I really enjoy both their channels. I would love to have seen you in action at all those places, that sounds like me in the Northwest when the show circuit was booming. HUD must have been really interesting work as well! You will have fun selling online I'm sure, it's proving more interesting to me than I first imagined
If you go to the Membership line in the description of any video (way down below the dotted line), you'll find all the details about that. Thank you!!
My favorite item you purchased was the hand forged fireplace tongs for $2. This was a fun journey and I enjoyed seeing the old houses.
I have the exact same lizard bracelet!!! I just love it.
I am jealous too of the great red setter dog in that truck. Interesting video as always. Just wish I could catch them all, but just not enough time in the day.
My favorite item was the metal table at the end.
Great content as usual. I enjoyed your commentary on the horses! LOL
I couldn't help myself
I enjoy your videos, just about everyday ! I’m also from Seattle, raised high above on Queen Anne Hill ! I bet you know, Rhinestone Rosey !? I love her shop on top of Queen Anne ! She’s also an appraiser on Antique Roadshow ! Mahalo for teaching me so much ! 😊👍✌️🤙
I love her shop too and she does my jewelry repairs! Many mahalos to you
Thanks for another great video. Looks like you are having fun.
Sure am! Thanks
Looking forward to watching!!
Hope you enjoy!
You keep visiting my geology haunts where I never met the people! Fairview, KY in this case! Great geology.
Oh interesting! The geology does change there but I don't know Kentucky geology well enough to know the significance
Hello from Australia. I liked the hand forged item. I'm female, in my 70s and have a large collection of antique hand forged tools that I collected over 10 years from my local flea market in Japan. Some are for decoration but I also use many of them. Thank you George for your interesting videos and the knowledge you share.
Enjoyed getting to see your shopping trip, as always. My favorite was seeing the modes of transportation. My personal favorites: the horses and the vintage Camaro! 💚💚💚
pool table...great doorway trim in house with tall ceilings
Ooh good idea!
Enjoyed watching this video.
Enjoyed your Kentucky road sales,plus your knowledge 😊
Yippie, yeah!
Loved this
So much fun! Thanks!
You bet!
Hi George! I remember visiting my sister in Minnesota & going on a 12 mile Yardsale Excursion!
I thought that was fun & wonderful. A 400 mile Yardsale would be quite something! Probably require camping along the way. It's fun to dig through old stuff to find the treasures! Even yard sales are getting savvy with their pricing! I too would have purchased the hand forged tongs for $2.00.
Patty 🏡🌲🌞 Alberta 🇨🇦🍁
Again, a great and informative video. Thanks!
thanks for the video
George, fun and informative! You are the best!! My first car was a used '72 olive green camaro! Loved it! My pop said he got it for me 'cause it was all steel!!😅
"'cause it was all steel!!" 😂😂
THANK YOU! So fun to look at it all.
Love it all thanks for sharing
Great video! The Lilli Ann vintage faux fur coat might have been a score. I sold a Lilli Ann wool coat for $500 this year!
Great info! Thank You 👏🏽💕
Hi George!!
Hi!
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I liked the typewriter table, as I have one like it! Not so much the pressed back chairs
Watching The Antique Nomad and hearing your voice teach me new things is my happy place, George. Enjoying shopping yard sa ling without the worry of decision-making stresses. Fun!
Oh that's great! I enjoy doing that for you
Mantle!
Good idea!
Your horse commentary made me nicker! Did you get the glider?
I didn't, but there's always the next video...
Tough one to guess what you passed up! I think you probably found the perfect things for your next show!
I felt lucky! There's more too
My Fave was the Salamander or Lizard Bracelet ….The old Tire Spoked Rim was unusual….That 80’s Kitsch Lamp was not so great for me….You were going through some jewelry and passed up on a vintage Blue Moon Glow Beaded Necklace.
You had some very good luck at the end with that MCM Table!
I missed the moonglow beads, you're right! It's hard to focus sometimes while filming, I see stuff afterwards I missed sometimes as well. I thought the lizard was fun! The spoked rim, yes, agreed...and no one but me likes the lotus lamp lol
@@TheAntiqueNomad Will the lizard bracelet go on ebay, George, that was really my favorite!!!?
So much fun!!!! 😎
Great stuff! Riveting as always!
Thanks again!
Hmmmm ... I didn't really see anything I loved. Ugliest? I hate milk cans. Reminds me of my mother's colonial decor. What should have bought? Well - I was kind of partial to the water fountain. My brother in Cape Cod calls it a "bubblah" - there is a wall mounted one I have been watching on Marketplace - thinking I could put a pump in it and make a cool dog fountain out of it. Well - if Hemingway could make his cats a fountain out of a urinal from his favorite Key West watering hole - why not? Can't wait to see the rest of the trip. I sure would love a 400 mile sale. Unfortunately Long Island isn't 400 miles long. Not even close.
Hi there! I must say that while I was pleased with the buys I made, there were less interesting smalls than last year. I was also partial to the water fountain but afraid to get something big so early (I had a second highway sale to cover the next day!). Hemingway's cats were my favorite thing about his Key West house, I promptly got a six-toed cat! I'd go on any Long Island sale, that seems like a place that would have a lot of really wonderful things potentially at yard sales.
Hi George! The $2 lamp wins the ugly prize. 😀. Too many pretty things to choose!
Lol yes it was two conflicting styles but for that price I'm trying it
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Those Bakelite ice cream scoops sell like crazy in my shop. People recognize that they just don't make quality like that anymore. Many buyers are purposely seeking items that were made in USA.
Well George, you asked. Prettiest: blue Camaro or pyrography art nouveau headboard or the green/gold table. Ugliest: well, unfortunately the turquoise jewelry you got looked like dyed howlite. 😔Weirdest: that the black metal table would be so much at retail; it’s so basic. 😃 Should have gotten: tile painted black box at second spot, if it was original. Might have been repro though…
Pool table repurpose: take the top off one and use as sides/legs as mantle (indeed)/fireplace surround.
I think it’s fascinating that there’s a commemorative to feminist/POC history in the south. 🥹
I think the pyrography headboard sounds like my choice! I agree the black table is simple, but that was the genius in its design, I suppose...and that's a thing about MCM designer originals. I think the black box was indeed a reproduction.
The south is surprising to a lot of people, the prevailing sentiments have always drawn opposition and there are a lot of people from the south that became critics of the social order there
@@TheAntiqueNomad that’s really good to know, beautiful really. Thank you. I’d love to travel south some day, but haven’t yet. New Orleans in the off-season calls…
Y’all really need to carry large plastic shopping bags with you. Great stuff, I had several favorites.
Yes we do!
Nah, I vote for something with wheels and collapsible!! 👋🙂
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Never saw the beauty in old galvanized tubs. My vote for ugliest.
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Good evening, George! Flea markets/yard sales like that are always fun to browse through. You never know when Aladdin's lamp might just show up in "the cave" 😉 I used to use one of those old wall-mount post boxes as a washcloth and hand towel holder in a guest bathroom. It had a metal holder for a newspaper under it, so it held a hand towel really well. They work really good for that. I liked the large pickle jars with the metal bails and wood grips on them. I have my grandparents old metal porch furniture like that glider bench on our front porch. I had one of those chemistry lab kits when I was young. It's actually nice to see the 1930's beds that someone hasn't gaudily/chalk painted and/or turned into some sort of bench. It would be fun to browse all those areas...if this heat would go away. It's sweltering here. Thanks for the take-along!!!!!
I like those as guest towel holders too, I saw that in a b&b once and never herad of it again until now! A little secret-I get to check the box on the porch glider soon! My grandpa had a porch swing and I've recently gotten one in his honor, it's so neat that you have your grandparents' set. I also had a chemistry set but it was a leftover from an older kid so the fun chemicals were gone! I agree that the 1930s furniture is best left be, in particular I hate seeing veneer painted because it's so hard to undo! I hope you beat the heat
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Hi George! Did I hear you say you're heading for Portland, Oregon soon? Please let us know when & where? Thanks!
Yes! I'm selling at Rose City Vintage Market at Expo Center, July 8-9! I hope to see you there
Wow, great!
Looking for: pretty, ugly. strange and... oops. Prettiest? The horses, natch. And didn't they know it. Ugly? Some of that costume jewelry. Maybe more pedestrian than ugly. Strangest? Gotta be George! (sorry dude but this one was obvious) You passed on a Lilli Anne Coat right off the bat! My vintage clothing friends/fiends would have JUMPED on that. Oops in spades. . ( BTW - this New Englander has only read of "bubblers" in books; we called them water fountains. )
Ha! Yes to the horses. Agreed about the costume jewelry, not ugly but very ordinary for the most part. I didn't pass on that coat btw, I bought it but I don't think I said so! Interesting about the bubblers, I've hard it specifically from people from certain sections of Boston so it may just be urban?
We always called them water fountains in my Southern schools, too!! 👋🙂
@@TheAntiqueNomad Just the Boston area if memory serves. Or was it around Minneapolis? I've only read the term; I've never heard it used in conversation and it's hard to remember where it came from. .
I thought the Zubian sealing wax 18.55 was cool. The Zubian was a navy destroyer in world war 1 and it was made up of two other destroyer ships the Zulu and the Nubian. so I guess they needed a lot of this sealing wax and the company is The Dicks-Bontius a bountiful number of Dicks
Ugliest: that 80’ties lamp
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What would I do with one end of the billiard table? Turn it into a range hood!
Oh, that's smart! Yes to that
@@TheAntiqueNomad I have a degree in Interior Architecture/Design - got it when I was 50. I don't practice much but I do shop for people and call my business Turn the Tables Design with a Repurpose. My regular e bay store -- not yet active - is Granny's Vintage Gypsy. Except FB thinks Gypsy is a racist word so it has to be Gypsi there.
I didn't know you were from Seattle. I'm from Port orchard WA. Have you been there?
Yes! I grew up in Brownsville. My mom would take me thrifting in Pt. Orchard as a kid
Ventilated stool for chamber pot ?
I thought that made sense but another commenter said her grandfather used his in the barn during milking - He would put (I think she was saying) hot coals in the bottom and would sit on the stool part and keep his "bum" warm. He'd also warm his hands each time he was going to milk the next cow!! 👋🙂
@@barbarapettry6817 that makes more sense
I thought that too but see Barbara's explanation
On a hot day or any day that is cruel to keep the horse's strapped all up to the heavy carriages is so cruel!!!!!
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