They Had EVERYTHING! | FLEA MARKET Prices | THRIFT SHOPPING for DEALS
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- THRIFTING HOME DECOR in the VINTAGE Mall! | RESELLING ANTIQUES
We're shopping Marietta, Ohio at a huge antique mall in an old factory block we've never seen before-recommended by our fellow collectors at the Fenton glass show! Can we find a magic spot where curated vintage goods intersect with flea market prices for resellers?
The chances are good in this vast and venerable old building, where a maze leads through catacombs stuffed with antiques to appreciate, and values on vintage! Art and crackle glass from neighboring West Virginia is an obvious choice...but what about spy cameras, 1930s games and hand-painted silhouettes?
We find a honey hole in the back of this cavernous antique assemblage, where all those things and more are selectively mined and taken to the front register. A turquoise 1950s valise, a cute-as-can-be 1960s fire hydrant dog biscuit jar...this place has a bunch of really fun and varied things we can buy to flip for a profit!
Along the way, we get to enjoy a whole lot of beautiful, strange, fun and seasoned vintage goods, from 1890s cash registers and Civil War compendiums to a crazy old elephant-driven car and a surprising variety of traveling vanity sets. We heard this was a great place to shop for collectors and resellers, and the rumors are all true!
Here's what else we see on the way through this fun antique colossus:
Ox yoke, Fenton lamp, McCoy turtle planter, Sympathetic Ear shakers, Akro-Agate childrens dishes, Blenko pitcher and compote, ship's wheel, Knickerbocker Beer 1960s ad sign, Mobilgas sign, spelter woman lamp base, 1950s Coke cooler, faux tortoise 1930s travel set, stag handled 1910s dresser set, swirled blue enamelware pan, Kanawha glass, Pilgrim crackle ewer, American Bisque seal planter, Metlox Green Rooster Provincial, cast iron floor heater grates, master and slave school clocks, bronze memorial plaque, Matchbox cars, Gulf No-Nox 1950s sign, Lefton Heritage Green (rose) dinnerware, Blue Mountain Pottery whale, Ring depression glass pitcher, 1950s regional beer trays, Fenton ruby crested heart dish, Fenton Rosalene, West Virginia crackle glass set, Fenton "uranium" glass, Foto magazine, 1872 Welsh almanac, R.D. Runyon 1970s sihouette prints, Pink Pigs, postcards, hankies, 1960s TV tray set, grinding tools, 1930s comedic motto thermometer, Winston 1980s backlit sign, Ransburg Pottery floral ball pitcher, Cambridge Glass dresser box, Thomas searchlight truck, 1955 Pontiac promo model, Bubble wig 1961 Barbie doll, 1939 NY World's Fair shakers, miniature airplane engine, general store biscuit box display, Kentucky Derby beer ad placard, David Winter cottages, all wood croquet set, etc.
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I spit out my drink when you said “this guy appears to be having a heart attack”. 😂😂😂
I cracked up too! 😂
RUclips is indulging me by letting the little voice inside my head out
I follow a guy's channel from that town. He is an Indian arrowhead hunter. He often does videos of touring this antique mall.
He also digs local old old dumps collecting marbles and great old stoneware crocks.
Would you happen to remember this fellow's RUclips channel name?
Yes, Rocks Cousteau.
I love watching his stuff. I'm a arrowhead hunter myself, that's how I started watching. He has a orphan squirrel and I have an orphan squirrel. We should be neighbors lol
I will check it out! Sounds really fun.
George, you are one of the most knowledgeable re-sellers out there! You have so much knowledge and share it with us so willingly! I learn something new on every one of your videos. Thank you, and cheers from NE Florida!
I learn something new every time too, 💜 his videos.
My sentiment exactly. I always make sure I am cozy with a tea and no distractions so I can just hang out with George. I am a sponge and soak all that amazing history in. The best part is that George shares the history and context and the journey of the items which is right up my alley.
The Rosalin footed bowl...so gorgeous
I think this is the most I've seen you purchase in one video. How exciting.
It sure was! I’m pretty selective usually
It bothered me so greatly that I was only 30 minutes away from you (in Parkersburg, WV) and could NOT get away to come and see you! I hope you are able to cone back soon and I hope your stay here was wonderful! I love how no matter where you go you always show respect to the state and surrounding states...you are a gem and a wealth of knowledge. XOXO
I enjoy finding out about New places, it’s part of the fun of this for me and I’m glad it is for you as well! Thank you for your kind words
Always very knowledgeable. You did almost make me spit out my coffee because I wasn’t expecting a joke to be so dryly spoken in the middle of your exploration. “This man appears to be having a heart attack!” 😂 Thank you
I can’t help it, my favorite humor is the kind that sneaks up on you
Those old cast iron grates are perfect to sit plants on outside. Keeps the pots off the ground.
How funny. I was just in that antique mall in Marietta about a month ago. I, too, picked up the sympathetic ear shakers. I thought about purchasing the fairy lamp at 12:00 but passed because I convinced myself it was so cheap because it was a marriage. Maybe I was wrong and should have snatched it up?
Whoa
They don't "look right" with the clear base but that is original. However I think it's missing a part between the base and top
You’ve finally answered my question about why the thrifting is so good in Lancaster, PA. Everything was made nearby!
I watch crazy lamp lady and niche lady for pretty things and I watch your vlog for a history lesson. I live in Terre Haute, IN and I remember a Wheaton glass factory down the street, but I don’t remember what they made. I know the Coca-Cola bottle was born here. I will keep watching you and learning new things.
Hello Nikki, I also watch those ladies and I’m in Edmonton, AB Canada 🇨🇦
Watching George is the most entertaining education on the internet 👍
@@aprilwillier9610 if you're in Edmonton, did you get to the Curiosity Inc antique store when it was open??
They do get neat stuff and I like their channels a lot! I do try to give an interpretation of why these things are there and are interesting because I like to see the appreciation of the people and places that made it all happen
@aprilwiller Thank you! I still have only been as far north as Jasper, would like to see Edmonton one day
Safe travels ❤
21:24 elephant car looks like it’s made from gourd innards 🤔. My great aunt used to dry them to use as loofahs as well as scrubbing tools for canning jars , floors and stained laundry.
I agree.
That is what I was thinking as well.
That makes perfect sense! An interesting folk art piece
I learn something new every time I watch your YT videos. Love this visit to an Antique Mall. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
You are so welcome!
Hi George, Thank you so much for sharing everything with us!!!!
Please take care and stay safe and healthy 💕💗💖🎶🦋
Will do!
Thanks George your the best. I love your videos. I also like all the littles you like and of course the beautiful glass.
Thank you! I have fun with these things
Thank you, George, love to watch your videos because they are so interesting and u are so nice !
I appreciate that!
Thank you George!! Great stuff!!
Wow, what a great mall. You definitely showed some treasures.
Hi George. I enjoyed all, interesting to see all of the beer items. Thanks so much.
I like that stuff too!
Loved my barbies..so many new things to learn on each and every one...I loved learning about all the glass on this trip and it's many cool videos...thanks so much. Thant Barbie was really sad too because it had the headband and those wig heads lost those...Barbie and i were born in 1959...I went to her 35th Birthday in Walt Disney World and it was a blast....which I think was a real peak in her popularity and fun for the crowd born for her..lol. 59 and now 63...I just do not see the same zip as 35 for Barbie on that grand of a scale. Also thanks for all the fun little things and toys ans a;; your broad knowledge...Barbie had mail in and trade stuff too...remember my friend and I promising to cover each other with 4 quarters and an old doll for our birthdays 3 weeks apart.,,fir the new twist n turn Barbie with bendable legs too.
I love hearing about how and what got people started collecting! Barbie was such a genius thought by the woman who created her, easy to hold and fashionable
Hello from Missouri George🌻 What a great stop. I love the Travel Sets. Never seen the mans set. It looked pretty fancy. All in great shape..I have several. It looks good with my old compacts. I display in sewing machine drawers ,old purses with vintage linens(doilies n hankies) I don't care if they are perfect. I have a room set up for them. I do not know glassware and pottery. That was my Dad's expertise and he has been gone 19yrs. I would be amazed how he could just look and touch a piece and tell a reproduction. And names of patterns. I didn't want to learn because that was his love. I am learning from you. He would be so proud. He especially loved Ruby Red. Cookie Jars. McCoy anything and he had tons of green glass. He would be amazed with the black light and glowy glass phenomenon. ❤
I loved this store! Thanks for showing us around. Bonus: I saw things I've never seen before and I learned a lot!
Excellent! That's what I strive to do for everyone watching
George what amazing place full of unreal things. Thank you for sharing with us.
Hi George, great video. I use to live near the match box factory in the UK, I had many friends and family who worked there and got lots of match box cars. Sadly I never knew how valuable they would get and mine was never saved.
Oh how neat! I imagine they saw some neat and experimental things we don't see
GreAt shopping adventure. Thank you George. 👍🏻❤
My pleasure
Great finds 👍, thanks and God 🙏 bless you
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Another Great video George! Thank you.
5:13 Seems like I've seen someone on RUclips say that pieces that are ribbed on the bottom like that planter were made by Royal Copley. I have a small Royal Copley planter that has the ribs. That Blenko looked like a Sorry game piece, which would be just about right for the 1960s. I have some art stashed away from a Colonel from San Antonio, TX that was a photographer and did a lot of modernist photos. There are a lot of unknown artists waiting to be discovered. Is that elephant driving a car loofa? That fox call is from Marble Falls, TX, 2.5 hours from me!
There's two patterns of ribbing that are different but similar on pottery, one is Royal Copley and one (with oblong ribs) is American Bisque, both 1940s-50s vintage
George I love listening to your stories. You are truly a gem of a history book. Thank you!
Wow, thank you!
Great video. Thanks. I also got a too-long laugh at the "this guy appears to be having a heart attack" comment. Thanks again. Still chuckling.
I don’t know where my asides come from sometimes but I’m glad to advise someone other than myself!
There were SO many unique & cool items in this video that I will just say thanks for showing them to us. I am hellbent on getting there one day.
You are so welcome! I hope you do, I think I'll go next year too
Thank you for taking us along. The ring pitcher is my jam, but you did such a good job showcasing the finds I keep wondering if I might need this or that as well. :)
Well it's fun to broaden your collecting interests!
George, it is always an educational, humorous and inclusive to watch your vids. Please do a video on glass....or two!!!!!
Why, I just did! I hope you enjoy it
That one corner of the store really paid off for you! Good job George.
George...you are a wealth of knowledge. I'm a long time viewer from Minnesota.
Oh thank you! I still have much to learn but I'm willing to share what I know
Hi, George just became a level 2 member! This is Serena ( the home Depot girl) who you met at Mt.Dora Renninger's show in Jan.& Feb. Of this year.I want to support you , because I enjoy your channel and all the great knowledge you have!! See you in November
Hi there! Thank you so much! It was really fun seeing you there. I'll have bonus content to come for you
I had the pleasure of visiting the Fenton factory and touring the factory. It was fascinating. So sad they closed.
I wish so much I had the chance to see it! I did get to see Pilgrim Glass when they were operating, and Blenko as well
Love all the variety and how you can see a certain tree in the forest. I enjoy and learn a little with each of your searches and many cities you have visited. Thank you for sharing ! What FUN!
I love how your subscriber numbers are building. So well deserved since the knowledge you share is definitely priceless!
Yes, it’s well deserved!
Thank you so much 😀
You really should write.a book. Love your knowledgeable videos!!!
I wrote about Treasure Craft and Pottery Craft in 2004, it was really fun to publish a collector's reference book! I plan to write about some of the crazy things I've seen in estate sales, etc.--but I probably have to wait for a few of the people involved to be gone before I do lol
I love hearing everything you have to say. Your knowledge is impressive. Always look forward to your videos because I learn so much and your someone I could see being friends with.
So nice of you! I hope we meet someday, I know it's hard being separate in geography but I do feel the sense of community and connection through this social media. Thank you for your support!
Great sound , thanks again so very much, you rock 🤚💕💕👏💕😍
Another great thrifting adventure!
I'm always amazed about how much knowledge you have in so many different areas of vintage and antiques. I really enjoy learning from you. thank you
I'm so glad!
Bass Beer tray is an English company. The one I recognized of all those you showed. I remember the David Winter cottages were expensive new.
They sure were! I've had a Bass Ale or two, not bad at all
Thanks for your knowledge. Wow, what a store! Travel safe. Have a great day.
Thank you! You too!
George, your knowledge is fabulous...🎃
Thank you kindly!
Somebody told me a long time ago that the economy is so depressed in Ohio that you can find great prices on vintage items there.
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us, always a pleasure to watch your videos.
I appreciate that!
Cambridge Glass ,Boyd’s Crystal Art Glass ,and Mosser Glass also made in Ohio- only one still in business is Mosser Glass !
Yep! Imperial, Fostoria, Heisey all also gone
Thanks for the mini geography lesson on some ceramics and glassware at the beginning 🎃
My pleasure!
Great George
Liked that shop!
George,you should get tour t shirts printed up with Art Nouveau lettering and florals.
I just have to tell you how much I appreciate your honesty and your endless knowledge. I've learned more from you than any channel[s] ! many thanks.
Really enjoyed this video George. Wishing I traveled more back east!
You and me both!
Another enjoyable video!
Love watching your videos and learning so much! Thanks, George.
So glad to share!
At 22:15, the vanity box was rouge, powder, lipstick. In that order.
Excellent, you can tell I'm not versed in cosmetics and that makes great sense! Thank you for the info
@@TheAntiqueNomad I used to deal in vintage clothes and accessories, real vintage, not 1970s, 1980s, it drives me crazy seeing a 1980s item as vintage
Thanks for another super informative video!👍 Love you George!😊❤
So nice of you! thank you too
I had that exact Barbie. 😀
Love learning from you ❤️
So interesting! Thank you!
My pleasure!
Luv Fenton- have been to many conventions! Have also been to this antique mall which is fabulous! Recently found u on u tube and luv your knowledge and finds!
So cool! Thanks for joining our vintage community, please like and subscribe and tell your friends! Maybe I'll see you at next year's Fenton convention
Wow, lots of really great stuff in that antique shop. Thanks for showing us all the neat items. Cheers!
Someplace I can go to. 😁. My son lives there. 🌹💖🌹
You should! You'll have fun
Good evening, George! I like that spelter lady lamp figure as just a statue. Love those cast iron floor grates. I'd like to have a water set in the Hocking "Rings", but there's just nowhere here to put another set. There are a few of the old handkerchiefs I like, but I'm really picky about them. That little spy camera is neat. I would love to have that old croquet set! I've always wanted one of those sets. That place looked like it would take a whole day to browse completely. Thanks for the take-along!
I would certainly mount spelter figures of any kind as statuary if it seemed fitting, I am particularly fond of them! Some of the Ring pitchers are really interestingly shaped. I only really like a few old hankies, but the girl was one of them. I sure would like a wood croquet set, I've never owned one that old!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Yes! The old spelter figures are a favourite of mine, as well. There were some really nicely detailed ones. I tend to go more for the floral hankies in blues and violets, with not too much white on them. That croquet set would've been my pick from everything I saw there. Loved that thing!
Really enjoy your videos and all the knowledge you share. Would love to hear even more your opinion on each piece what’s a good price, for resale and the reasonable retail price. Thank you!
Thank you! I try when I do mention a price to state if it’s reasonable for a collector to pay, or fully (high) priced…but if it’s wholesale you’ll see me buy it! I don’t always focus on price though, sometimes it’s more about the appreciation of the piece
item that was shown as a handled grinder is a ICE SKATE sharpener ...or so i thought
Well that is super cool if that is what it is. I have used a modern one but it is way different.
Loved that Asian shield! You wearing it! 😂😂
Dad sent away for one of those cameras when he was a lad, the photos, which I have, are so very tiny.
That's sweet!
I had that lamp in blue and sold it. Wish I would have kept it.
It's hard sometimes, you want to sell large items and make space but then you miss them!
Hi George -- Regarding the amber Cambridge glass dresser kit you got, do you have an idea of when it was made? Thanks.
1930s-40s
I used to do that with nintendo games when i was a kid, my parents divorced wen i was like 6 months old and my mom staryed dating my stepdad a couple months later, my dad met my stepmom like a yr later, i lived with my stepdad and my mom, but i had 2 bdays 2 xmas 2 easter 2 everythings lol, so alot of times id have them both grab me a couple games or controllers but id ask for same games or whatever from both so i coupd keep one sealed, i had a gameroom in the house we lived in back then i had all the sealed games either hanging by the hangtab on the wall or on shelfs, it was awesome, unfortunatley when we moved from that house to my parents current house 27 years ago the box with all the sealed games and all my manuals from opened games and maps and posters got lost in the move
Grownups can be so MEAN like that when they "tidy up." RIP to my childhood wheat penny collection 😢
@Juanitacarrollyoung2979 My dad wanted to spend my coin collection when I was 15 (after he blew the money on a Mustang and a wood stove while mom was out of town)...I threatened to call her and he relented
Hello everyone 😊
Hi there! Nice to see you in chat tonight!
I missed you! Just live across the river. We actually have a lot of antique shops in the area!
Oh wow! I'll have to come check out more there
I bought a Doulton figurine recently, because a) pretty girl and b) it was $10. Figured I couldn't get hurt too badly. The balloon seller .... not for 10 cents!
$10 is a great price, even today!
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Thanks 👍
Amazing place with some reasonably priced items. My mom collected David Winters pieces & i still have one of hers. Recently i found 3 at a goodwill in a baggie for $7. I looked them up on ebay figuring they were pricey, but was disappointed they weren't. I put them into my booth, but they haven't sold yet, but as you said, with the Queen's passing there may be more interest, although they aren't of Scotland, just England. I don't believe they were signed. I hope i'm not sounding like i'm trying to capitalize on the Queen's death.
I just got a big David Winter collection so we'll see, I get the impression that the big ones sell and have value, and the smaller are just ho-hum. I am trying to sell my Minton Queen's Beasts again with her passing, and I have no compunction about it, it's the passing of time for all of us and I figure it's of genuine interest as a marker in history
great vid! so many wonderful finds. ✌🏼
I'm so glad! That's exactly what I was hoping would happen for people. It's not that you would want everything you see, but knowing what you're seeing makes the journey more worthwhile to me
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Love your site. Interesting and you know so much.
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Absolutely love your channel, just subscribed and so glad I did🙂
Yay! Thank you!
The Marietta antique mall is haunted so if you got some weird vibes,while you were there, now you know why.
I actually got them in the other mall! Lol
George , hello! I am learning so much from your videos, which is so helpful as a newbie reseller. Thank you. Maybe I'm daft, but I can't find where to subscribe to your channel, the button appears to be missing. All I see is the "join" option.
Hello George ,
That was a beautiful Milk Glass Lamp seen in the beginning. Would that be considered a Gone With The Wind lamp.?
What makes it one ?
Thank you
"Gone with the Wind" lamps have a bulbous glass vase and matching bulbous shade, usually painted or decorated in the same (often floral) design. They got that name after the 1939 movie came out, they are based on Victorian parlor lamps but frankly most we see are 1950s-1970s
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At 18:00 the girl on the hankie looks like Little Lulu.
She does have that look, the pinched face and high hair!
21:27 ... lol
odd little piece!
Hi guys!!
Hi there!
New sub ! Liked 🔥👍😉🐸🙌
Thank you! Glad to have you with our fun little community
QUESTION: Do you see any trends coming for collectors? Anything that a lot of people are looking for? Or is it just about anything goes?
I do remember George talking about some 80's items he thinks will be collectible, such as the primary colors Pyrex stacking mixing bowls.
For 2023, since jeweltones are coming back, I expect cranberry glass to make a comeback
I can only echo what others are already saying, but thanks for the great content. The Kodak crate would have opened my wallet. Any tips on how to avoid hoarding too much as a reseller?
Thank you so much! I think setting some parameters for how long you keep things before you discount them is the best way to prevent reseller depth piles...find a way to keep track of dates you got things and start lowering prices after 6 months for example
Great video as always George! Crazy question, but have you ever broken anything when filming a video and had to buy it? (the bumped dog biscuit container at 11:00 made me think of this question...glad you didn't break it though)...LOL Cheers!
I'm always scared that Scott from The Old Curiosity Shop is going to break his Depression glass when he's showing it 😉
OMG I was just thinking the same thing watching this video! 😂
Some of those antique booths are really packed with stuff!
Thankfully I'm used to being in these tight quarters with lots of stuff, so I haven't broken anything while filming...it does happen though, I certainly have broken a few things in my career!
The thing at 21:15 looks like luffa as the material.
It sure does! Very odd and I should've bought it as an oddity/folk art
Love the knowledge friend, new binge watcher ✌🏻💚✌🏻💚 you ever come back to Vt I'm sure we will run into each other.
Thank you so much! I want to get to Vermont this year
Did you bay the 5$ jug? Something about it ....
I wish now that I had!
How would you clean that carrying case? Just wondering because I have some that I need to get ready for sale.