Thinking about the glass man, maybe as a statue in the garden? If you have a pond, could he stand in the middle as a fountain head. You can always paint him to look like stone! Looking forward to entering your dolls houses again.
You could glue a toothpick on (when sized) for the cows leg. You could use the gate as a head board on another bed, and the birds would even look good on the roof of the house. Have a good week!
Oh my goodness! I had the tiny red spider magnet, it came in a basket full of second hand bits and pieces that my auntie gave me back in the 1970s. I’ve no idea what happened to mine and it brought back so many memories seeing yours. I love your appreciation of tiny little objects that a lot of people might consider junk - thank you x
I stopped my dinner prep when I saw this video notification pop up..ohhh I love tiny things!! And you two!! Thank you for bringing such joy and imagination to our lives..what fun!! Much love
I used to collect miniatures from junk shops and online for crafting. I had to laugh when Kate said it would be too disturbing to put the boxing babies/men in the nursery lol!
I can remember the spider and magnet (other bugs too) you would have the magnet under the table with the bug on the table, when you moved the magnet the bug would seemingly move across the table by itself. I also have tiny mugs but with Marie and Nigel on them, they are probably about 20 years old. That's a great collection you have there 💖
What a lovely little haul of treasures. I had to smile with the mouse with no ears or a tail. My favorite was the little wooden dog. Oh, I think those little doves were what were used on Victorian wedding cakes. Its going to be such fun finding places for them to fit in to.Thank you both for sharing xx
Some Lovely tiny pieces there, love the two Scottie dogs and the last thing could be chinese fisher men as they had gondola type boats too. Fancy getting another Tracey cup!! Can you please confirm if you recieved a parcel from me as I shall have to get on to the post office if it did'nt arrive. I sent it a while ago. Its always exciting when you open parcels to see the treasures inside.
Thanx again for sharing! Love it, love you two!! 🥰 I was commenting along with you bout what goes in which doll house 😊You will be able to dress up those things with your talent, like the painting to look old. Definately paint that spider black. 😊 How bout a ''Bits n Bobs' thrift store 'house', for all the weird n wonderful odds n sods things that dont quite fit with the dolls houses 😊🥰🥰
There were some nice little things in that box .the tiny basket is lovley and i loved the last cat you took out. Im sure you will find places to put everything.its so exciting watching you open the boxes and your excitment is great to see. I love this channel.take care .pats to Sunny🐱🐱
The Dense wooden plate could maybe be turned into a bird table for a garden. some miniature seed would cover the word and it could sit on some larked pedestal type thing you find. Love the variety of the box of goodies you bought!
Lots of small random items in this box. They will be useful if you wanted to change a room in your dolls house. I haven't seen sunny for a while? hope he's ok as he usually helps you in your projects. Thank you and enjoy your week
I collect miniatures and have for 50 years. Yours were amazing. Loved the gondola! To replace the ears and tail on the glass mouse you can use tiny bits of cutout leather. It should look fine in say black. Love these videos and thank you for sharing.
I would say that was the most random mix of miniature items I've ever seen. But I was so envious that you got to rummage through them and pick and choose where and in which dolls house they were destined to be housed. Some I could definitely see in your gardens. xx
Loved the video as usual! I was intrigued by the gondola and happened to find one that looked very similar on eBay which states it’s silver and from the 1920’s .
Hello! That tiny red hollow blob is a lucky bean from India- my great aunt was a missionary there after the war and I have inherited hers - they are filled with minuscule ivory elephants and corked with an ivory stopper. I think you can buy modern versions too though imagine not ivory now!
Don’t know of it was mentioned earlier but the tiny cow is from the Erzgebirge in East Germany and Mayby 1950s. Sluis is a Dutch seed and animal feed company so the duck is probably a woorden gimmick. Love you Channels,
It's interesting to see what some sellers are comfortable putting into a box and getting money for it. I agree you got some lovely items but mostly broken and odd objects. Mudlarking and finding these would be awesome, but paying for a mystery box, which I assume isn't cheap, and finding what you did, wellllllllllll!! I think it's because I have a little Etsy store and am always a little paranoid about missing chips, cracks or anything that would make the customer unhappy. Anyhoo, essay over 😁thank you for another awesome episode. Looking forward to the next one 😊 xx
Sweet miniatures make for fun and interesting unboxing videos. The Gondola from Italy was neat. I'm thinking it was originally a pin to be worn on a lapel or hat. I was gifted a gondola pin in the oriental style, by someone that knew me back when and knew I had admired it more than half a century ago (it was old then). Yours will look nice on a shelf in a living room or library. Love the rescued little hand-carved Jersey Cow. Perhaps Oscar or Dad would try their hand at whittling more cows like it, as well as an extra leg. ( :
If you have a bowed piece of metal you could make the horse a rocking horse since he doesn't want to stand. The gondola would look good in the study over the mantelpiece attached to the wall or chimney since the fireplace mantel would be prime real estate.
Interesting that you mentioned scale... forgive me but it's oddly satisfying that even you struggle, since I am horrendous at judging it, and I'm sure my completed dollshouse is going to look flippin' bizarre! 😂
hello ive only just came across your channel absolutely love it ive just purchased a 1940s dolls house just out of curiosity where do you find your mystery miniatures ? ☺️
Could you provide me a address that I could send you some miniatures. I have no family that want them and don't want them to end up in the rubbish bin.
Strange collection of miniatures, I hope you didn't pay too much for it, with a lot of the items being incomplete. Still any excuse to spend time in your company.
Thinking about the glass man, maybe as a statue in the garden? If you have a pond, could he stand in the middle as a fountain head. You can always paint him to look like stone! Looking forward to entering your dolls houses again.
You could glue a toothpick on (when sized) for the cows leg. You could use the gate as a head board on another bed, and the birds would even look good on the roof of the house. Have a good week!
The tiny “gate/fence” could be used in the kitchen as a pot rack hanging from the ceiling.
I agree
Very cute little things, to add to both dolls houses. Thanks for showing your unboxing that was great. 💗💗💗💗💗⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Soo beautyful tiny things 👍
Oh my goodness! I had the tiny red spider magnet, it came in a basket full of second hand bits and pieces that my auntie gave me back in the 1970s. I’ve no idea what happened to mine and it brought back so many memories seeing yours. I love your appreciation of tiny little objects that a lot of people might consider junk - thank you x
I stopped my dinner prep when I saw this video notification pop up..ohhh I love tiny things!! And you two!! Thank you for bringing such joy and imagination to our lives..what fun!! Much love
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I love this channel and I love you too guys. Keep these videos coming as they are quite interesting 😍🇺🇸
I used to collect miniatures from junk shops and online for crafting. I had to laugh when Kate said it would be too disturbing to put the boxing babies/men in the nursery lol!
I can remember the spider and magnet (other bugs too) you would have the magnet under the table with the bug on the table, when you moved the magnet the bug would seemingly move across the table by itself.
I also have tiny mugs but with Marie and Nigel on them, they are probably about 20 years old.
That's a great collection you have there 💖
Gosh, yes! I had a ladybird like that.
Wonderful unboxing of tiny treasures, thanks Ladies!
I really liked all the animals. ❤️🐺🐈⬛🐈🐄🐁
Love the teeny tiny things! ♥️
What fun it is to watch you two discover tiny treasures in packages:) You had some lovely things turn up. That gondola is simply beautiful!
Lovely little treasures ladies. I love your excitement .
Oh, some amazing - and interesting - tiny treasures! I look forward to seeing what you do with them.
What a lovely little haul of treasures. I had to smile with the mouse with no ears or a tail. My favorite was the little wooden dog. Oh, I think those little doves were what were used on Victorian wedding cakes. Its going to be such fun finding places for them to fit in to.Thank you both for sharing xx
So many interesting treasures. The "gate" would make a lovely trellis. TFS! ❤️
Every unboxing is even more fun because of your commentary!
I love the filming you add to the video, also I love the miniature treasures. You two make such a good team. Thanks for taking us along.
Quite the random box. I like the wodden dogs.
Some really great pieces in this box,and som odd things.That’s the trouble with a mixed bow.But so much fun opening aren’t they 🥰
I love a good rummage through a package.
Aww I love teeny things! Lovely little collection there ladies!! Xx
Another random box 😂 Shame the little glass bits broke. I just like listening to you two reacting to things sometimes 😊
Thank you Ladies. I do enjoy the unboxings.
I love miniatures
Some Lovely tiny pieces there, love the two Scottie dogs and the last thing could be chinese fisher men as they had gondola type boats too. Fancy getting another Tracey cup!! Can you please confirm if you recieved a parcel from me as I shall have to get on to the post office if it did'nt arrive. I sent it a while ago. Its always exciting when you open parcels to see the treasures inside.
Nice collection of miniatures 😊
Great video! You always seem to find/obtain such unique miniatures. Thank you for sharing!
Thanx again for sharing! Love it, love you two!! 🥰 I was commenting along with you bout what goes in which doll house 😊You will be able to dress up those things with your talent, like the painting to look old. Definately paint that spider black. 😊 How bout a ''Bits n Bobs' thrift store 'house', for all the weird n wonderful odds n sods things that dont quite fit with the dolls houses 😊🥰🥰
Thank you, such sweet wee things.
There were some nice little things in that box .the tiny basket is lovley and i loved the last cat you took out. Im sure you will find places to put everything.its so exciting watching you open the boxes and your excitment is great to see. I love this channel.take care .pats to Sunny🐱🐱
I love your channelthank you xxx debbie xxx
Love the gondala! Never saw one that scale before. The dogs and cow are also adorable. Great finds!
Yay. Those are the mini cones from that tree that I use for my mini Christmas trees! Thanks.
The Dense wooden plate could maybe be turned into a bird table for a garden. some miniature seed would cover the word and it could sit on some larked pedestal type thing you find. Love the variety of the box of goodies you bought!
That random fence section would make cute vertical trellis beside the front door of a dollshouse, adorned with flowers.
Absolutely adorable! An amazing restoration
Interesting collection of goodies, the best items were the little weave basket and the canoe/longboat.
Lots of small random items in this box. They will be useful if you wanted to change a room in your dolls house. I haven't seen sunny for a while? hope he's ok as he usually helps you in your projects. Thank you and enjoy your week
I would so use the dogs and the shoes for earrings for myself. And I love the gondola.
I can hardly wait to see what you do with these things. The flocked bear would work for your garden perhaps.
As a Dutch person, I love your pronunciation of 'Sluis' on the wooden duckie souvenir. 😄
I collect miniatures and have for 50 years. Yours were amazing. Loved the gondola! To replace the ears and tail on the glass mouse you can use tiny bits of cutout leather. It should look fine in say black. Love these videos and thank you for sharing.
💞the Unboxing videos, Thank Yous to both of you 🎃🦃🙋♀️
You could always attach those soapstone birds to the roof of one of your cottages or houses. They don't have to be inside.
Some really cute things in here, I think the gondola should go in the study… Also love the tiny woven basket!
I love seeing all the little miniatures, they are amazing 💕
I am enjoying this so much❤👍 Thank you
I would say that was the most random mix of miniature items I've ever seen. But I was so envious that you got to rummage through them and pick and choose where and in which dolls house they were destined to be housed. Some I could definitely see in your gardens. xx
I love the little wooden cow that Fleur wants for her house, it looks like German Erzgebirge ❤
The bit you called a gate would look good in front of a fireplace.
Loved the video as usual! I was intrigued by the gondola and happened to find one that looked very similar on eBay which states it’s silver and from the 1920’s .
My favorite is the wee little silver cat.
That last little guy I think was a Buddhist monk lol
Hello! That tiny red hollow blob is a lucky bean from
India- my great aunt was a missionary there after the war and I have inherited hers - they are filled with minuscule ivory elephants and corked with an ivory stopper. I think you can buy modern versions too though imagine not ivory now!
I wonder if the gondola might've been some kind of charm or the like. I got a cute little silver Swiss chalet when I was in Zurich in 1968.
Don’t know of it was mentioned earlier but the tiny cow is from the Erzgebirge in East Germany and Mayby 1950s. Sluis is a Dutch seed and animal feed company so the duck is probably a woorden gimmick. Love you Channels,
Do the animals have a name? The cow I meen
It's interesting to see what some sellers are comfortable putting into a box and getting money for it. I agree you got some lovely items but mostly broken and odd objects. Mudlarking and finding these would be awesome, but paying for a mystery box, which I assume isn't cheap, and finding what you did, wellllllllllll!! I think it's because I have a little Etsy store and am always a little paranoid about missing chips, cracks or anything that would make the customer unhappy.
Anyhoo, essay over 😁thank you for another awesome episode. Looking forward to the next one 😊 xx
Sweet miniatures make for fun and interesting unboxing videos. The Gondola from Italy was neat. I'm thinking it was originally a pin to be worn on a lapel or hat. I was gifted a gondola pin in the oriental style, by someone that knew me back when and knew I had admired it more than half a century ago (it was old then). Yours will look nice on a shelf in a living room or library. Love the rescued little hand-carved Jersey Cow. Perhaps Oscar or Dad would try their hand at whittling more cows like it, as well as an extra leg. ( :
Countdown to Mudmas!
put the gondola in a ship in a bottle setting
The Gondola might be silver
If you have a bowed piece of metal you could make the horse a rocking horse since he doesn't want to stand. The gondola would look good in the study over the mantelpiece attached to the wall or chimney since the fireplace mantel would be prime real estate.
U could make a curio cabinet for one of yr doll houses!
Some very cool things and some very random ones. 😁
Could the earless crystal animal be described as a hedgehog? 🙂♥️
That cow, I have som animals looking like that 😊
The dogs❤
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You could make a miniature “Museum of Oddities “ and put the odd bits and bobs in it. 😁
Lovely tiny's? Tiniest?. Little things.
If ever you do a garden of a stature to have a pond; WHAT a water feature a gondola would be!
Interesting that you mentioned scale... forgive me but it's oddly satisfying that even you struggle, since I am horrendous at judging it, and I'm sure my completed dollshouse is going to look flippin' bizarre! 😂
Well I guess now you need to build some woods outside the dollhouse and have the bear wandering around creeping everyone out hahaha
Maybe it’s a kitchen dish sink
My mother kept her housekeys on a red Watneys keg keyring for years. Strange what curiosities turn up 🙂
"Odense" is an old city/town here in Denmark
You need to get yourself some moms & dads"s maybe big brothers & sisters. For those larger pieces for your houses.
For goodness sake 🙄 I'm just now seeing this vid...🤷♀️😘💨🐈💨
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May I ask where you got such a mixture of miniatures?
Is the gondola silver?
hello ive only just came across your channel absolutely love it ive just purchased a 1940s dolls house just out of curiosity where do you find your mystery miniatures ? ☺️
You got some very cute things in your miniatures do you think the figures in the boat are Chinese figures ?
Tiny gate could be headboard
I'm not sure it's a gondola. It looks Chinese. And it may be a broken piece of jewelry. Part of a brooch or from a charm bracelet maybe
Put the egg in the garden
Plant a plant in the clog
you could make a laundry with you giant iron hanging outside
Scotty dogs very 1920s
Could you provide me a address that I could send you some miniatures. I have no family that want them and don't want them to end up in the rubbish bin.
Strange collection of miniatures, I hope you didn't pay too much for it, with a lot of the items being incomplete. Still any excuse to spend time in your company.
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