Jocelyn I may skip all around RUclips but I never miss your videos. You are sweet, smart, genuine and so funny. Stay true to your adorable personality.
Jocelyn, my name is Jeff...I live in a small town west of Reading, PA... out here we have a chain of stores called Jubilee...I believe that there are six in total... maybe one day I can actually meet you. Happy treasure hunting! Long time follower, here!
The bird clock and the talking fish from the 90s drove me crazy then. Not my thing. I’m 66 and I remember the cat clock that eyes moved from when I was a kid. Would love to have the one my mom had. Trips to the Goodwill can definitely bring back memories. My daughter has snagged my covered Pyrex dishes that were wedding gifts 1975. I never ran them in the dishwasher and the “ harvest gold and avocado greens are still vibrant. My grandmother was born in 1904. I have a lot of her Christmas ornaments from the 1930s and 1940s. When I was a young girl she had bubble lights. I think they were filled with oil. They were beautiful. I bet they were a fire hazard. I love when you come across things that remind me of my grandmothers. Love your channel!
I still have my Mom’s bird clock, the talking fish of my Dad’s , and a reindeer in a rocking chair that rocks and plays “Grandma got ran over by a reindeer “ 🤦🏼♀️ They’re in a box 📦 somewhere LOL.
If your grandma was like mine, we are both very lucky. Mine never got new or got rid of things. A lot of her grandkids love the antique and vintage. We have beautiful things from her. We have beautiful memories.
I LOVE that you are including footage and commentary on your "cart review" at the end of each trip. This is a very responsible thing to do. It's a good example to new resellers on how to edit down one's finds to only the most likely to gain profit. As someone who obviously cares about her audience, I'm sure you're aware that new resellers follow you and emulate your every move. What newbies don't initially realize is that you have a big, loyal following from RUclips that drives hundreds of buyers to your eBay store -- and you have other outlets for selling your merch, as well. The average newbie reseller won't have anyway near that exposure on eBay/Posh/Mercari, etc. -- and therefore must be even MORE careful to evaluate their choices when thrifting. Thank you!
The chicken was adorable, the vase absolutely fabulous! I found mt very first Fenton pink/white cased ruffle vase for $5. the other day. Then after ten plus years of looking a fabulous 1950's Lionel train set complete with transformer. IT is going under the tree!!!!!!!!! What a great week!
just a head's up... the owner of Salmon Falls Pottery is retiring and selling his factory. I believe his blueberry design was his first pattern. Grab them up!!
I’d love to find a Dala horse at goodwill sometime. I found one once at a flea market, but that was in Sweden so probably not very uncommon haha. It was probably from the 1970’s or so. I found another one at Swap Meet that is from the late 1800’s or very early 1900’s that was turned into a candleholder by someone who forgot to put out the candle and the part around the candle hole got badly burnt. I still love it though, despite being in very bad shape and much of the paint worn off it’s a prized possession.
I started, with clothes, did pretty good. Then it just stopped, also clothes have the highest fees on EBay. So I discovered CLL, and she taught me so much. I too always hit the purses, I refuse to spend a lot on them, I find some really cool bags.
Yay! I was just scrolling through to see if you’d posted yet today! Perfect timing! And before The Walking Dead series finale started! THANK YOU!!! Sending you lots of love & positive vibes from the coast of South Carolina!!! 💜💜💜🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
I just love going to the second hand stores with you, Jocelyn. And your beautiful family. I feel part of your journey and say God bless you and your whole family. Thanks and Merry Christmas. God bless us everyone. And your kitchen is so nice and cozy modern. I live in a rooming house, so......
I love purses but understand they aren’t everyone’s “thing”. A few years ago I sold bags, purses, totes, etc. as the Tennessee Bag Lady. I did very well. 😊
Oh my gosh, I absolutely love the Hull pitcher! It is the color of my kitchen & would be perfect to add to my small pitcher collection:) I’ll have to watch eBay for it:)
Beautiful vase love the colors. Chicken is cute .U found amazing treasure.great eye .Thank you for sharing your story have a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend
God bless you and your home and business. I learn so much watching and listening to you. And you have a real cool personality. Thanks for sharing, Jocelyn.
Hi jocelyn the bowl you got from Darryl is truly a great piece. I inquired about it from him a few months ago. His carnival glass is truly amazing. Here at Hamburg Antiques Center we have just unloaded about 40+ totes of vintage Christmas into our shop, and we will be running a 20% off storewide sale Black Friday and Small Business Saturday. Hoping to see you and any other local eople stop by. Also wish you and your family a great Thanksgiving Day.
Jocelyn, you maybe surprised by what you can sell and what people will purchase. I was asked by friends to sell stuff, that I told them I doubt it would sell, but it did and for a nice profit. I was shocked.
Boy I needed this. I’m so disgusted with thrift stores here. I should open one up and take donations. Lol Good luck Jocelyn I hope you get a lot of goodies.
If you live in Kentucky or close to it let me know 😂! Our Goodwill was on one of George the Antique Nomad’s videos and it looked just as pathetic as when I go LOL. We have no Mom and Pop thrift stores here.
Jocelyn, if you soak the item in hot water, the packing tape will slide right off! I do that with a good bit of items that I find with that packing tape on it. Have not had any issues so far.
It break my heart every time you go to a Goodwill and comment on how someone must of donated a large amount of one item. I always think is this what's going to happen to my stuff when I am gone.
Terry, I think of this also. However, we have told our niece to call an estate company and have them take care of everything. Then hopefully most of our treasures will be sold at decent prices to those who will appreciate them.
The important thing is that they eventually get to someone who can appreciate and love the item. I was just talking to someone at Goodwill today about how amazing it I to be able to see a pieces history. She had a framed painting with multiple notes from friends on the back of the frame. I picked up 6 books that still had little note tabs all over the books with the best spots. I definitely bought another 8 or so books a couple weeks ago that had belonged to the same person. Full of bookmarks, note tabs, and grocery lists. My favorite lasagna recipe came from a random cutout inside another book. The wonderful goodies can still live on through goodwill and resale (although ideally your family would get the value of the items).
I understand how that may be depressing but I am going to tell my kids to pick out what they want and then box everything up they don’t want and take it to a thrift store so others can either buy a treasure they usually wouldn’t get or that resellers can find and maybe be excited at the good luck they had finding this treasure and resell it to someone who will appreciate it and then that helps someone earn a living also. I love when Jocelyn or Dagny finds wonderful things at thrift stores! Very exciting.
Lemoyne's and Hampden Twp.'s Goodwill stores have really jacked up their prices. Definitely someone is in the back researching the value on pieces. Are they doing this because of people buying and flipping? It doesn't seem to cater to low income people anymore.
I heard that Hampden doesn't price there. It is done elsewhere & brought into them. Goodwill has a new CEO who came from the Las Vegas district I believe.
I don't think Goodwill ever catered to a specific income group. Instead, they sell donated goods to generate income, like any retail concern. Some, but not all, of their profits are directed to helping the disadvantaged.
I do believe it's about the treasure hunt.i look at it like either someone in my family will want my thing's or someone like jocelyn comes along and enjoys it just like I did the first time I seen it then it moves to a forever home I like making memories and that alot I have. I enjoy watching jocelyn it's fun. But the thing is she truly enjoys what she does. Just know who ever will someday receive are item's will enjoy them as we did. God Bless to all 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹
I enjoy you looking at things that I Never would even se😅. A tip for removing glue, I live in Sweden , I have a product that's called " Label off", it's a clear-petrolbased aerosolspray. I just spray it on and wait some minuets, and then it just wipes of all glue! You should have a product like that in USA. 😃
When you find something that makes you excited about like the antique vase, tell us about it please. Tell us what it is and what to look for. You didn’t say anything about it except it’s an antique vase.
The Bristol glass vase was a good score. Somehow, they are often mispriced to the buyer's advantage, while cracked and chipped ceramics get the full price+ markup.
I have learned so much from you. I am in 70s. My mother was really informed and educated herself in antiques..so can hear her agreeing with you often. Have you considered doing a picture wrap up of what you bought each time...like Dagney perhaps. We really do not know what you end up with each time. Would be helpful😉
I believe the cart review at the end gives a good idea of Jocelyn's final choices. One can also check her eBay postings on Tuesdays as it is fun to see how the items do on the market.
Your ability to forgive some items with a lot of faults and reject others with minor faults always makes me laugh. It's amazing how much humans are ruled by emotions. I'm not criticising, I'm exactly the same 🤣.
I think there is also a factor that some very old, valuable items can still have value in spite of damage. Some things loose all their value with damage. That’s where knowledge and experience come in.
@@laraemitchell9064 I totally agree! Also when you are half-hearted about an item, even a minor damage could be a good justification to drop it all together!
The irony...at 14:34 your red aisle curse continues...that was definately a Royal Vienna portrait plate. I sold a similar plate in 2019 for $2300.00. I was hoping you'd go back to it and put it in your cart!!
The vase with decoration was there in your last video at that same store. Wondered why you didn't get it then it's so beautiful! Not sure what it is though.
I love how you called out the trolls!!!
Jocelyn I may skip all around RUclips but I never miss your videos. You are sweet, smart, genuine and so funny. Stay true to your adorable personality.
Jocelyn, my name is Jeff...I live in a small town west of Reading, PA... out here we have a chain of stores called Jubilee...I believe that there are six in total... maybe one day I can actually meet you. Happy treasure hunting! Long time follower, here!
I would love to watch you convert the vase into a lamp to see how hard/easy it is. If you do it, please record it some of us can watch… 😊
The bird clock and the talking fish from the 90s drove me crazy then. Not my thing. I’m 66 and I remember the cat clock that eyes moved from when I was a kid. Would love to have the one my mom had. Trips to the Goodwill can definitely bring back memories. My daughter has snagged my covered Pyrex dishes that were wedding gifts 1975. I never ran them in the dishwasher and the “ harvest gold and avocado greens are still vibrant. My grandmother was born in 1904. I have a lot of her Christmas ornaments from the 1930s and 1940s. When I was a young girl she had bubble lights. I think they were filled with oil. They were beautiful. I bet they were a fire hazard. I love when you come across things that remind me of my grandmothers. Love your channel!
They make a new version of bubble lights now that are safe. Those were so cool.
I still have my Mom’s bird clock, the talking fish of my Dad’s , and a reindeer in a rocking chair that rocks and plays “Grandma got ran over by a reindeer “ 🤦🏼♀️
They’re in a box 📦 somewhere LOL.
Cheryl, did we have the same grandmother?
@@rebahensley5323 Awesome! Good to know!
If your grandma was like mine, we are both very lucky. Mine never got new or got rid of things. A lot of her grandkids love the antique and vintage. We have beautiful things from her. We have beautiful memories.
I LOVE that you are including footage and commentary on your "cart review" at the end of each trip. This is a very responsible thing to do. It's a good example to new resellers on how to edit down one's finds to only the most likely to gain profit. As someone who obviously cares about her audience, I'm sure you're aware that new resellers follow you and emulate your every move. What newbies don't initially realize is that you have a big, loyal following from RUclips that drives hundreds of buyers to your eBay store -- and you have other outlets for selling your merch, as well. The average newbie reseller won't have anyway near that exposure on eBay/Posh/Mercari, etc. -- and therefore must be even MORE careful to evaluate their choices when thrifting. Thank you!
I am relatively new, I can see how many followers she has. I can see she is funny, kind, observant. We appreciate her cart review, just like you do.
I love crows they are great birds. I had one as a pet and my mom also had one when she was younger as a pet.
Loved the video, Jocelyn! Nice haul! And I notice how you're always so kind to reunite pieces that belong together! 💚🕊️💕
Did anyone else pause the video to look up those Native American dolls?..... Tee Pee Tots by Gi Go? I couldn't help myself!
Didn't pause but I thought they were darling!
The chicken was adorable, the vase absolutely fabulous! I found mt very first Fenton pink/white cased ruffle vase for $5. the other day. Then after ten plus years of looking a fabulous 1950's Lionel train set complete with transformer. IT is going under the tree!!!!!!!!! What a great week!
How fun!
@@bonnielucas1941 It was a fun day out with my son :)
Nooo that pumpkin tray was so freaking cute
Tell us more about your antique vase! Like how much it was, who made it, what it might be worth. “Enquiring minds want to know!”
Im very curious about it, too! 😃
Me too!
Saaaame ❤️
Me four!
@@brendatomlinson Ha!
just a head's up... the owner of Salmon Falls Pottery is retiring and selling his factory. I believe his blueberry design was his first pattern. Grab them up!!
LOL That goose (swan!) looking over the edge of the cart, like Loch Ness Monster.
I’m so jealous that you find so many Scandinavian items- great finds on this trip, wow!
That hull pitcher would make a great utensil crock and complement someone’s Pyrex Butterprint collection 🙂
That Bristol vase was STUNNING!!
I am wondering what it was. Thanks for the info!
I’m really glad you went back to the cute little dolls at the end. Satisfied my curiosity about them. They surely were cute!
I thought so too! 💕
Same here😊
Maybe the glass window coffee sign was donated because the espresso-loving former owner couldn't handle the fact it said "expresso" on it. :)
😂
Right?
I would be guilty of that 😄
That clock is probably why you love birds!
Noticed the person at the end of the aisle just watching you film. No wonder you avoid crowds. Lol
I’d love to find a Dala horse at goodwill sometime. I found one once at a flea market, but that was in Sweden so probably not very uncommon haha. It was probably from the 1970’s or so. I found another one at Swap Meet that is from the late 1800’s or very early 1900’s that was turned into a candleholder by someone who forgot to put out the candle and the part around the candle hole got badly burnt. I still love it though, despite being in very bad shape and much of the paint worn off it’s a prized possession.
Love it!! “and yes, tolls, I did put that back together before leaving.” 😂😂😂
I would love to have bought all of those Native American dolls. And I love that horse!
You are correct that the chicken holds measuring spoons
Oh. And here I was thinking it was an ikebana flower frog! 😅
I started, with clothes, did pretty good. Then it just stopped, also clothes have the highest fees on EBay. So I discovered CLL, and she taught me so much. I too always hit the purses, I refuse to spend a lot on them, I find some really cool bags.
16:30 Espresso Art Repurposed - Would make a great cabinet door!
A BIG Dala Horse!
Yay! I was just scrolling through to see if you’d posted yet today! Perfect timing! And before The Walking Dead series finale started! THANK YOU!!! Sending you lots of love & positive vibes from the coast of South Carolina!!! 💜💜💜🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
I just love going to the second hand stores with you, Jocelyn. And your beautiful family. I feel part of your journey and say God bless you and your whole family. Thanks and Merry Christmas. God bless us everyone. And your kitchen is so nice and cozy modern. I live in a rooming house, so......
I love purses but understand they aren’t everyone’s “thing”. A few years ago I sold bags, purses, totes, etc. as the Tennessee Bag Lady. I did very well. 😊
So glad you put the plastic tray back!
I found a dala horse too. 🐎
I love that last hand-painted vase. So The chicken is adorable.
Oh my gosh, I absolutely love the Hull pitcher! It is the color of my kitchen & would be perfect to add to my small pitcher collection:) I’ll have to watch eBay for it:)
My kitchen too! I have a vintage square planter with flared sides that exact color, which I store k-cups in.
There's one for sale on eBay now
@@vickyturgeon131 thank you!
I love the odd lady shelf sitter.
Omg, I need that Dala horse!
The Thomas Germany is rosenthal i think. Picked up midcentury modern vase with same marking
You can use the espresso sign at the shop above the coffee station
lol, yes trolls i put it back together before i walked away. good for you lol, people have a lot of opinions on how you shop :P
Beautiful vase love the colors. Chicken is cute .U found amazing treasure.great eye .Thank you for sharing your story have a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend
The ostrich pear lady!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
grandma Kathy here hi I'm so happy to be able to see you tonight start my week off good love you all
God bless you and your home and business. I learn so much watching and listening to you. And you have a real cool personality. Thanks for sharing, Jocelyn.
Hi jocelyn the bowl you got from Darryl is truly a great piece. I inquired about it from him a few months ago. His carnival glass is truly amazing. Here at Hamburg Antiques Center we have just unloaded about 40+ totes of vintage Christmas into our shop, and we will be running a 20% off storewide sale Black Friday and Small Business Saturday. Hoping to see you and any other local eople stop by. Also wish you and your family a great Thanksgiving Day.
Hamburg near Buffalo?
Jocelyn, you maybe surprised by what you can sell and what people will purchase. I was asked by friends to sell stuff, that I told them I doubt it would sell, but it did and for a nice profit. I was shocked.
16:05 My mom would love that. She has a full coffee bar in her kitchen. 🤣
I love crows also! Not many people do
I knew I liked you and now there is a reason. I love Crows and Ravens. Hello from New Jersey.
Swan looks like a carousel figurine.
You should have bought that gold colored fluted items in the beginning that is part of a flower vase
I so wish those little dolls hadn’t been marked so high, because those are just too stinking cute. You found some nice stuff though today.
Boy I needed this. I’m so disgusted with thrift stores here. I should open one up and take donations. Lol
Good luck Jocelyn I hope you get a lot of goodies.
You know what? That's actually a fabulous idea. Sell things for true thrift prices and hopefully make Greedwill come down on theirs.
If you live in Kentucky or close to it let me know 😂! Our Goodwill was on one of George the Antique Nomad’s videos and it looked just as pathetic as when I go LOL. We have no Mom and Pop thrift stores here.
This is the future of thrifting/shopping. People opening their own independent thrift stores. I say go for it
There’s one in our area for disabled group homes. They have good things for actual thrift prices. Good cause, too!
Our name is Crozier so everybody calls my hubby Crow, so we have lots of crows as well.
That watermelon with the crow does not have a price, and that clear glass paperweight has a giant chip on the corner
On Sunday night we get ready for the week, there is always so much to do. But the CLL will take a peek at the vintage that will be hers too!🧡🧡🧡
I love crows, too.
The Swedish horse is an awesome find!! Love the blue...and size does matter!!!
The antique VASE 😍😍😍😍
What a great Walk-through. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day
Jocelyn, if you soak the item in hot water, the packing tape will slide right off! I do that with a good bit of items that I find with that packing tape on it. Have not had any issues so far.
Someone would definitely buy that Expresso window. My daughter loves old windows and she hangs them up in the rooms in her house.
Jocelyn, I'm ready to buy the Dala Horse.
I can’t help it; I love your manicure!
It break my heart every time you go to a Goodwill and comment on how someone must of donated a large amount of one item. I always think is this what's going to happen to my stuff when I am gone.
Terry, I think of this also. However, we have told our niece to call an estate company and have them take care of everything. Then hopefully most of our treasures will be sold at decent prices to those who will appreciate them.
The important thing is that they eventually get to someone who can appreciate and love the item.
I was just talking to someone at Goodwill today about how amazing it I to be able to see a pieces history. She had a framed painting with multiple notes from friends on the back of the frame.
I picked up 6 books that still had little note tabs all over the books with the best spots. I definitely bought another 8 or so books a couple weeks ago that had belonged to the same person. Full of bookmarks, note tabs, and grocery lists.
My favorite lasagna recipe came from a random cutout inside another book.
The wonderful goodies can still live on through goodwill and resale (although ideally your family would get the value of the items).
I understand how that may be depressing but I am going to tell my kids to pick out what they want and then box everything up they don’t want and take it to a thrift store so others can either buy a treasure they usually wouldn’t get or that resellers can find and maybe be excited at the good luck they had finding this treasure and resell it to someone who will appreciate it and then that helps someone earn a living also. I love when Jocelyn or Dagny finds wonderful things at thrift stores! Very exciting.
I've donated all of a collection before. I'm not dead...
I may even tell them to drive to Pennsylvania to Jocelyn and Dagny’s thrift stores they venture too and leave the boxes there😂😂!
Love water jar. Moder but really nice.
I often wonder if you can hear us out here saying NO… lol
I also need to dig through the attic. I have about 12 of those Gigo dolls.
The Nils horse! So fun to find!
You find the nicest things!
Jocelyn, remember there's always room for bartering, just ask for a better price or make an offer. You'll be presently surprised.
That espresso window could be made into a ‘box’ with a light inside to illuminate the window from behind
Lemoyne's and Hampden Twp.'s Goodwill stores have really jacked up their prices. Definitely someone is in the back researching the value on pieces. Are they doing this because of people buying and flipping? It doesn't seem to cater to low income people anymore.
I heard that Hampden doesn't price there. It is done elsewhere & brought into them. Goodwill has a new CEO who came from the Las Vegas district I believe.
At least they're putting them out. Our local stores pull the things they deem of value and resell on their Goodwill site🤨
@@lisak161 oh that happens here too.
I don't think Goodwill ever catered to a specific income group. Instead, they sell donated goods to generate income, like any retail concern. Some, but not all, of their profits are directed to helping the disadvantaged.
I think Thomas is a specific collection by Rosenthal Germany
I bet the rooster is for paint brushes! The pan in from would be for rinsing water fir the brushes.
I loved the plastic chip tray. ish I was there to get it.
I do believe it's about the treasure hunt.i look at it like either someone in my family will want my thing's or someone like jocelyn comes along and enjoys it just like I did the first time I seen it then it moves to a forever home I like making memories and that alot I have. I enjoy watching jocelyn it's fun. But the thing is she truly enjoys what she does. Just know who ever will someday receive are item's will enjoy them as we did. God Bless to all 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹
I enjoy you looking at things that I Never would even se😅. A tip for removing glue, I live in Sweden , I have a product that's called " Label off", it's a clear-petrolbased aerosolspray. I just spray it on and wait some minuets, and then it just wipes of all glue! You should have a product like that in USA. 😃
I live in Norway and I'm STILL looking for a Dala horse in the wild. Crazy good find.
Well, that was awesome.
Thank you for a great trip!
When you find something that makes you excited about like the antique vase, tell us about it please. Tell us what it is and what to look for. You didn’t say anything about it except it’s an antique vase.
I have those same bark texture glasses listed on my shop except mine have handles lol and I have them listed with the pitcher and large plate lol
I love the swan, great vlog.
The Bristol glass vase was a good score. Somehow, they are often mispriced to the buyer's advantage, while cracked and chipped ceramics get the full price+ markup.
I have learned so much from you. I am in 70s. My mother was really informed and educated herself in antiques..so can hear her agreeing with you often. Have you considered doing a picture wrap up of what you bought each time...like Dagney perhaps. We really do not know what you end up with each time. Would be helpful😉
I believe the cart review at the end gives a good idea of Jocelyn's final choices. One can also check her eBay postings on Tuesdays as it is fun to see how the items do on the market.
Your ability to forgive some items with a lot of faults and reject others with minor faults always makes me laugh. It's amazing how much humans are ruled by emotions. I'm not criticising, I'm exactly the same 🤣.
I think there is also a factor that some very old, valuable items can still have value in spite of damage. Some things loose all their value with damage. That’s where knowledge and experience come in.
@@laraemitchell9064 I totally agree! Also when you are half-hearted about an item, even a minor damage could be a good justification to drop it all together!
i'm finally caught up and watching this not weeks later lol! can't wait to see what you find :)
The Wedgwood was cute.
Use the art work as a door on your cabinet.
The irony...at 14:34 your red aisle curse continues...that was definately a Royal Vienna portrait plate. I sold a similar plate in 2019 for $2300.00. I was hoping you'd go back to it and put it in your cart!!
Oh my goodness 🙃
Yep! I noticed that plate too & was drooling! She definitely should have got that!
I saw it as I love female portraits but had no idea it would be worth that!!!
i noticed too
Yikes 😮
Tells us more about the Vase pls. It's beautiful!
You could hang the coffee sign from the ceiling like a store
Ha, i just found some dala horses too 😁
The vase with decoration was there in your last video at that same store. Wondered why you didn't get it then it's so beautiful! Not sure what it is though.
You could have used a hair dryer to take the tape off of those jars.
Im excited to see what you find today
It's always a pleasure to watch you.
You found some things today. So sad that you couldn't buy the dolls. They were beautiful but you were right, they were priced to keep not sell sadly.
Your videos make my day ❤. I am in love with the chicken 🐓