I managed to mangle "Blanc de Chine" in the video when I spoke about the white lamp! In reality, I think that's Italian and would be considered Fiore Bianco.
@@TheAntiqueNomad HI GEORGE!! JUST RECENTLY FOUND YOUR RUclips!! HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN INTERESTED IN ANTIQUES?? DID YOU GO TO SCHOOL TO LEARN ALL OF THIS?? I KNEW YOU & PAM WENT TO LUNCH!!! AWESOME TO LISTEN TO ALL OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE!!
@@pamelaortt4124 HI PAM! THAT IS MY SISTER'S NAME AND SHE LIVES IN ENGLAND, PAMELA IS HER NAME!! ANYWAY, LOVED YOUR "GREEN" OUTFIT + JEWELRY!! HAVE A GREAT DAY!
@@juliemarchese-temple7749 Pamela is also my name. Don’t you love George? We had a lot of fun that day. I always enjoy our thrifting trips. I’ve got a good one for our next trip!!
I had to stop the video straight away to say I really like the pretty snack sets. I have a bunch of them, and I do use them when I entertain and am only serving snacks. I have some friends that think it's too much work having to wash them etc. But I don't mind the "work", it is a big part of the fun (at least it is for me) putting on the ritz, so to speak, for your guests. I also love to set a pretty table for our dinner parties. I have a lot of different sets of dinner sets in various colors and styles. And again, it is all part of the fun. Maybe I am the oddball... it wouldn't be the first time. 😲😉
I’m totally down with bringing back afternoon tea and snack trays! If I had the house for entertaining-I’d totally have dinner parties with antique China too. I’d love if these things would become popular again in my lifetime. Styles today are so plain and lack imagination. Love the green water glasses too!
@@TheAntiqueNomad that seems an optimistic outlook. Let's hope you're right. When it comes to matters of style and taste, I find that as of late I've a dreary view for the future. I hope I'm wrong. Lol.
I love the way You and Pam go along thrifting and chatting, what fun!! The snack sets are very nice and certainly much prettier than even the "toughest" paper plates!! Such neat stuff and that MacArthur "I Salute" Your Efforts was Great (has Andrew seen it?) The Eagle should be priced at $1782. The bald eagle was chosen June 20, 1782 as the emblem of the United States of America. Thank You for a fun time thrifting with You and Pam!!👋🙂
I have a smaller one, boy, they sure do get hot but I really enjoy watching the round balls (of wax, I guess) floating around the lamp. It is strangely relaxing.🙂
I like the little stores that help others in their efforts. They have some beautiful things that you won't see in the Goodwill or ARC stores. Have a great day and thanks for sharing and letting me see other stores
Good evening, George! Mother used to have a set of the snack plates and cups, still in the box. She never used them, and they were sold at a yard sale. That reed organ was really pretty. I have a Mason and Hamlin reed organ, made in the last half of 1892. I had the pumps and bellows redone in it, and it sounds fantastic. I couldn't get into that 2" x 4" furniture or the blue bow geese when they first came out...still don't like either of them. You should've gone a bit slower in your booth...been nice to have shopped it😉 That bronze eagle is fantastic! I like the carved wood one, too! A lot of interesting items in all the shops! Thanks for the take-along!!!
It's interesting that you were able to get so much information about the organ you have! They are really rather nice if redone properly, I sold a good one in an estate sale a few years ago and I really am partial to them. That furniture was reminiscent of what sailors stationed in my hometown rented in the 1970s lol. The blue ribbon geese are absolutely not my style either, but they were so ubiquitous that they're somebody's! You're right that I should've slowed down so everyone could look, I need to do that sometime on a live perhaps. The eagles made me happy, too! Thanks for being here
I love gleaning a little knowledge from you as I look at all the pretty stuff. My son asked if I was watching Antiques Roadshow. LOL way more info in one of your videos.
@@barbarapettry6817 It is, honestly! I became an appraiser after I saw how they did things. My friend's item was picked to be on the show on its own merits, it was before they distributed tickets and it was random and they had no idea what was coming
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank You, George, for the reply. I like getting accurate info whenever possible, plus helpful info. I believe, George, You are one-of-a-kind!!!👍🙂
Thanks George. This was a lot of fun. That lava lamp is so cool. I haven't seen one in a long time. I appreciate your videos so much i learn something from every one. See you in your next video.
Hi George, My Dad was a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy also. He was in World War 2 and then he continued in the reserves for a quite a few years. He would travel to San Diego every year for two weeks for training. Anyway, love the Lava lamp!
Love your videos! I’m an Antique Dealer in Connecticut and just discovered your channel. After binge watching several now I had a funny thought…if I had to come up with a nickname for you, I might choose from one of three; “ Clunky”, “Grabby” or “ Chippy”. Lol 😂 I cringe watching you bump antique China but you miraculously manage without damaging things! Please take this comment in the spirit of light hearted humor for which it was intended. Your videos are a treat to watch! Thank You!!
Lots of English pottery from across the years That painting of Eiffel Tower in Paris has located it near the Seine almost where Norte Dame should be rather than it’s true location Great video as always Many thanks
George I wish your videos lasted twice as long , I just love shopping with you. Your awesome , you’ve helped me to learn so much. Joselyn , Crazy Lamp Lady said in today’s video you taught her about the little glass shoes.
Snack plates - absolutely! My grand mother was from Burslem but her father was a jobbing carpenter (and alcoholic) nothing to do with ceramics And she was left in charge of the household and her 5 younger brothers and sisters at 15 when her mother died A hard start in life but once she got married (as soon as possible) she had a happy life and 5 children of her own
That was such a sad and typical story of that age...and perhaps our own. I'm always impressed when people rise above that! There's a similar story with my grandmother
I wish Spokane was closer. I'd love to go to the show Saturday. Have a great time! I found you through Stephanie "Thrifting Adventures" AND Danni "Niche Lady".
I'm a new subscriber, enjoying you wealth of knowledge and ability to describe items in full, rich detail. My unwanted 2 cents is to look @ how Laura Caldwell stages items and employ some of that in your mall space. I'm learning from her too, for myself, for my online store.
I agree with you that she would style the space much better, she has such a talent! I need first to reduce the number of items, to do that will take a big sale I think
Very fun things and Kentucky tour too..thank you. Wow..trail of tears...We had Liberty Blue as our main dishes,,Mom got several sets at grocery stores..,and gas stations..one ugly brown and yellow and orange I can see in my mind..lol. Neat pink chair and green Paris picture..mid-century. Loved your Avon car bottle. Loved that Petal Wear bowl and plate. Wonderful to see your booth.
Seems that I spend most of my time painting and I keep missing you. I had service for 8 in the Marquest Daisy and Dot plus several of the serving pieces. I mixed it with Fire King Laural in the peach luster and a bit of the green majolica for Thanksgiving and Fall dinners. I'm alone now and generally skip plates and eat out. Funny how it all comes about.
Oh that's a great combination! I never saw anyone put Peach Luster with ceramic but the colors are a good combination. I usually seem to eat out of bags these days
Well, every now and then, get that pretty stuff out, set Your place, and order take out and enjoy those pretty things!!! And, don't forget music, may I suggest Dean Martin singing "That's Amore'!!"🙂
To go along with the snack trays I’m a great fan of Viners U.K. vintage sporks from 1980 aka Splayds the fork / spoon combo usually with one serrated edge Great for pasta salads etc The ‘bowl’ combined with the tines makes them truly versatile
He is a wealth of knowledge. About everything. We actually have deep conversations about life. I enjoy every minute we spend thrifting. If he could just teach me how to use the camera. LoL!!
I would love to find an old lava lamp. I’ve been collecting the gold leaf glasses for my daughter and myself. My mother had it when I was a child… to many years ago lol
I had an old lava lamp. Years & years ago a girl I was babysitting became interested in it. I gave it to her. Then she got mad at me and got rid of it. I always regretted giving it to her, as it had been one of my favorite things.
Hi George & Pam, nice to meet you! Thanks for the info about new places for me to go in my neck of the woods. I'll be camping @ LBL in May & will have some fun places to go! Cool lava lamp. I heard the Betsy Ross thing when i was in DC & got to see the flag Francis Scott Key wrote about @ the Smithsonion.
@@bushelandpeck1501 be sure to go to Twin Lakes Antique Mall in Draffenville. George has his booth there and I have a glass case. I’m “Y”. If you go be sure you buy something. HeHe!! That’s not a problem for me.
My great great great grand father ANDREW JACKSON BRASHER (?)is buried in the cemetery there not sure all i kn0w is my great grand father moved to UTAH and married a Mormon girl
You mentioned Masonite. I live in Laurel, MS where the original Masonite plant is and still in operation. The Masonite was invented and first produced here. This was a lumber town originally.
Love this video. On the look out for the ROUND white crockpot hast to be prefect....Buy Marcrest I do collect that was made close to me.-but grew up with those living in my hometown of KC MO....Plates for sure. I do not pay $8.00 a piece for those. I like to buy aa group. Oooo Love that Old Pump Organ....No shipping please but welcome to deliver and drop off with super and spend the night on your way thru to your next destination. Hahaha Got your Treasure Craft Pottery & Pottery Craft Stoneware Book (Signed) yesterday! Love it. Thanks for the sweet note and signing it for me....That is a treasure too. Have fun Have a Great day Tornado's heading towards this area...But thing I am okay. But Iowa is going to get it. I say sending HuGs. Ohh say Hello to the American Pickers from my neck of the woods....not to far from LeClaire, Iowa
In the 70s, there was too much brown in home decor. Look at the apartment on the Bob Newhart Show as evidence. But I, too, liked the blue-green of that Eiffel Tower artwork. What decade did that come from?
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you! All I remember is the Harvest Gold we had in the 70s in kitchen appliances. Others had that shade of green or orange in their carpeting & decor (Brady Bunch house).
I love the brown drip glaze oval plates for patio dinners, especially steak and/or fish kabobs and big ol' casserole dishes like the one he showed us today, full of baked beans, corn casserole etc. and those big cups for after dinner coffee. Bring it on! Lol. I use my vintage hoard!
Hadley Pottery in Louisville just announced last week that they were closing after 80 years. I suppose that means that prices will rise on older pieces from them.
I'm starting to antique here in Victoria Australia. The thrift stores are charging more than Target brand new items lol. When the vintage mania calms down I'll go back. So many reproductions being over priced and ripping unwitting people in need off thinking they may be able to flip it or may actually be needing an item....it's disgraceful.
Don’t ever break a lava lamp whatever is inside smells so bad and strong it takes hours to get rid of it. When I worked at a thrift store a customer dropped one we mopped sprayed opened doors nothing would make the terrible smell go away.
George I am Cherokee Shawnee and I disagree , there were many civilized Indians living in Kentucky. It was the Shawnee hunting ground. You said there was a civilized town where they could get food in water. There's food and water all around them at that time.
I didn't mean to imply that there were indians living there, you are correct that Kentucky was reserved as a hunting ground. I meant to say the town (which was settled by whites by the time of the Trail of Tears) was a town with services by the time the Cherokee were forced to go there
No, it's illegal to cut them on state land without a permit, but they aren't illegal to sell or own once cut. I look for old ones (they usually were finished, or have a dark patina on the cut mark compared to new), I personally don't like seeing them get cut nowadays
23:05 I bet it's a "junior chair", made for when the baby is too big for a high chair but too small to use a regular one. Or else maybe for an older child with Down Syndrome. The crawl on the lamp in your booth said "blanc du chien" .... that's white of dog instead of "blanc de Chine" aka Chinese white on white. I'm positively giggling right now...might want to fix that!!!
Lol blanc de Chine! I managed to mangle French once again. It was probably Fiore Blanco from Italy in the first place. Oh well. I'll pin this comment so people know better. Great information on the Junior Chair, it makes sense and I'd not considered there'd be an intermediate size, I think that left the culture at some point
I managed to mangle "Blanc de Chine" in the video when I spoke about the white lamp! In reality, I think that's Italian and would be considered Fiore Bianco.
Thank you, George and Pam ❤
Great video George! Fun thrifting with Pam. Thanks for sharing!
Pam is fun, look forward to seeing her again
I am out watching Videos today and wanted to support you with a Like 👍 - Great Finds My Friend!
Thank You, Pam!!
You’re welcome!
Moven" on to 65k.. Hey, we can Share his videos w friends who may not know George yet 🎉
Thanks George!👌
Oh George I'm enjoying your friend so much what a sweetie
Thank you! George and I always have fun!
She is
I enjoyed our day all over again watching this! I can’t wait until our next adventure!! Safe travels my friend!
I love the way You and George go along and chat away!! What fun it would be to find someone who would enjoy "chat thrifting!!" 🤓👋
Hi there! It was so cool, and thank you for being a sport with me filming us off and on all day. I enjoyed our camera-free lunch!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Passing "thrifting secrets" back and forth where no one could hear Y'all!!😅
@@TheAntiqueNomad HI GEORGE!! JUST RECENTLY FOUND YOUR RUclips!! HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN INTERESTED IN ANTIQUES?? DID YOU GO TO SCHOOL TO LEARN ALL OF THIS?? I KNEW YOU & PAM WENT TO LUNCH!!! AWESOME TO LISTEN TO ALL OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE!!
I have never heard of Princeton KY, I hope to go on a road trip and explore a number of smaller towns
Those thrift stores were great
George,thanks for showing and giving us the history of the antiques, and a short history tour of Princeton.
Wow, those Thrift Stores were really nice, both in wide variation of items & the good prices. You two should shop together more often !
I agree! He is a very busy man. We do have fun when he is home.
@@pamelaortt4124 HI PAM! THAT IS MY SISTER'S NAME AND SHE LIVES IN ENGLAND, PAMELA IS HER NAME!! ANYWAY, LOVED YOUR "GREEN" OUTFIT + JEWELRY!! HAVE A GREAT DAY!
@@juliemarchese-temple7749 Pamela is also my name. Don’t you love George? We had a lot of fun that day. I always enjoy our thrifting trips. I’ve got a good one for our next trip!!
I have a full set of those side loading canisters I recently bought at an estate sale... Love them.
They are cool! The side angle is convenient
How nice it is to watch a professional find beautiful things. You are a joy to watch.
Nice video, George! Always a pleasure.
Likewise to have you here!
My Cherokee ancestors were there until they were forced here to Oklahoma! So cool to see that, thanks!
Yes, it was a terrible thing that succeeded at least in spreading Cherokee blood through a lot of American bloodlines
Hello George. Always a good time! I am jealous of Pam! Lol.
Lol
LoL!! He doesn’t realize he’s a rock star. We just have fun and enjoy our time together. Oh, and lunch, we enjoy lunch!!
Love Pam!! Love local thrifts . Goodwill so shady. Love you Georgeous.
Awe! Thank you! We always have a good time.
That's so great, I really enjoy Pam and it's fun to run around with someone who gets the thrifting bug! I prefer local thrifts when possible.
@@pamelaortt4124 I love your accent, and enjoyed hearing your reactions to items.
@@twistoffate4791 accent? Do I really have an accent? 😉
Thanks for the tour of your thrifts Pam!! So jealous of the LAVA LAMP. Didn't know the ones with pinholes were older!!
I always thought the holes were too prevent too much heat build up that might mar your furniture. Glad to know better!
You are welcome. I have a big trip planned for next time. I hope I get better at filming him. 😉
I had to stop the video straight away to say I really like the pretty snack sets. I have a bunch of them, and I do use them when I entertain and am only serving snacks. I have some friends that think it's too much work having to wash them etc. But I don't mind the "work", it is a big part of the fun (at least it is for me) putting on the ritz, so to speak, for your guests. I also love to set a pretty table for our dinner parties. I have a lot of different sets of dinner sets in various colors and styles. And again, it is all part of the fun. Maybe I am the oddball... it wouldn't be the first time. 😲😉
My Mother-in-law loved to cook and entertain. Her lungs were giving out and she could no longer do it, so sad.
I agree! Besides, you can dishwash them. Paper plates are wasteful. I have the purple swirl set
@@TheAntiqueNomad Ooo, I looked up Your "Purple Swirl" Snack Set and the image was a wine purple(?) color and it was Beautiful!!🙂
@@barbarapettry6817 That is great!! How fun it would be for her if you hosted a dinner party for her in her honor. It is so much fun.
I enjoyed the antique shopping trip and video, thanks George
I’m totally down with bringing back afternoon tea and snack trays! If I had the house for entertaining-I’d totally have dinner parties with antique China too. I’d love if these things would become popular again in my lifetime. Styles today are so plain and lack imagination. Love the green water glasses too!
You can make it so in your house at least! Styles are too austere right now, it feels like there's something yet to come
@@TheAntiqueNomad that seems an optimistic outlook. Let's hope you're right. When it comes to matters of style and taste, I find that as of late I've a dreary view for the future. I hope I'm wrong. Lol.
Great stuf Love seeing your booth!
Thanks!
some of the oldest coke glasses have S on bottom or a star
Yes, I've seen that!
I love the way You and Pam go along thrifting and chatting, what fun!! The snack sets are very nice and certainly much prettier than even the "toughest" paper plates!! Such neat stuff and that MacArthur "I Salute" Your Efforts was Great (has Andrew seen it?) The Eagle should be priced at $1782. The bald eagle was chosen June 20, 1782 as the emblem of the United States of
America. Thank You for a fun time thrifting with You and Pam!!👋🙂
I love that idea, I might just reprice it! It was fun to go thrift and chat together
What a steal that Lava Lamp was. Good on you.
I have a smaller one, boy, they sure do get hot but I really enjoy watching the round balls (of wax, I guess) floating around the lamp. It is strangely relaxing.🙂
I love the old rounded top trunk. I have one that was my parents.
Really fun video.
Thank you 🤗
I like the little stores that help others in their efforts. They have some beautiful things that you won't see in the Goodwill or ARC stores. Have a great day and thanks for sharing and letting me see other stores
Good evening, George! Mother used to have a set of the snack plates and cups, still in the box. She never used them, and they were sold at a yard sale. That reed organ was really pretty. I have a Mason and Hamlin reed organ, made in the last half of 1892. I had the pumps and bellows redone in it, and it sounds fantastic. I couldn't get into that 2" x 4" furniture or the blue bow geese when they first came out...still don't like either of them. You should've gone a bit slower in your booth...been nice to have shopped it😉 That bronze eagle is fantastic! I like the carved wood one, too! A lot of interesting items in all the shops! Thanks for the take-along!!!
It's interesting that you were able to get so much information about the organ you have! They are really rather nice if redone properly, I sold a good one in an estate sale a few years ago and I really am partial to them. That furniture was reminiscent of what sailors stationed in my hometown rented in the 1970s lol. The blue ribbon geese are absolutely not my style either, but they were so ubiquitous that they're somebody's! You're right that I should've slowed down so everyone could look, I need to do that sometime on a live perhaps. The eagles made me happy, too! Thanks for being here
The bronzed eagle was breathtaking. When George said the level of detail was precise, he wasn't kidding. Those wings were simply magnificent.
@@TheAntiqueNomad "...,but they were so ubiquitous that they're somebody's!" For sure, George, for sure!!😅
That old blender was a great buy.
Such a cool video!! Enjoyed watching 😊
I love gleaning a little knowledge from you as I look at all the pretty stuff. My son asked if I was watching Antiques Roadshow. LOL way more info in one of your videos.
I wonder, was that show really legit?🙂
@@barbarapettry6817 It is, honestly! I became an appraiser after I saw how they did things. My friend's item was picked to be on the show on its own merits, it was before they distributed tickets and it was random and they had no idea what was coming
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks for the reply, George!!👋🙂
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank You, George, for the reply. I like getting accurate info whenever possible, plus helpful info. I believe, George, You are one-of-a-kind!!!👍🙂
Thanks!
Loved the Betsy Ross tale. Betsy may not have been inventive enough to sew the flag, but her family was inventive in preserving the house.
Credit where credit is due! It was in the 1870s the Betsy Ross myth spread
Thanks George. This was a lot of fun. That lava lamp is so cool. I haven't seen one in a long time. I appreciate your videos so much i learn something from every one. See you in your next video.
So glad and thank you!
My husband and I both have Cherokee ancestors. Our families came to Kentucky many many decades ago. Circa 1700’s
Very cool! I have a tiny bit of Miami (of Ohio) in my bloodline.
Hi George, My Dad was a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy also. He was in World War 2 and then he continued in the reserves for a quite a few years. He would travel to San Diego every year for two weeks for training. Anyway, love the Lava lamp!
My dad was a trainer at 32nd Street Base in San Diego, so they may have met!
Love your videos! I’m an Antique Dealer in Connecticut and just discovered your channel. After binge watching several now I had a funny thought…if I had to come up with a nickname for you, I might choose from one of three; “ Clunky”, “Grabby” or “ Chippy”. Lol 😂 I cringe watching you bump antique China but you miraculously manage without damaging things! Please take this comment in the spirit of light hearted humor for which it was intended. Your videos are a treat to watch! Thank You!!
Lots of English pottery from across the years
That painting of Eiffel Tower in Paris has located it near the Seine almost where Norte Dame should be rather than it’s true location
Great video as always Many thanks
The Eiffel Tower scene struck me as odd! thank you for explaining why
I still use my avocado green blender I bought either in the 60’s or 70’s. It works great.
They generally are bulletproof
Good evening. Enjoy your videos, especially that you relate the dates of the items.
George I wish your videos lasted twice as long , I just love shopping with you. Your awesome , you’ve helped me to learn so much. Joselyn , Crazy Lamp Lady said in today’s video you taught her about the little glass shoes.
More to come! That's really nice of her to mention me.
Snack plates - absolutely!
My grand mother was from Burslem but her father was a jobbing carpenter (and alcoholic) nothing to do with ceramics And she was left in charge of the household and her 5 younger brothers and sisters at 15 when her mother died A hard start in life but once she got married (as soon as possible) she had a happy life and 5 children of her own
That was such a sad and typical story of that age...and perhaps our own. I'm always impressed when people rise above that! There's a similar story with my grandmother
I wish Spokane was closer. I'd love to go to the show Saturday. Have a great time! I found you through Stephanie "Thrifting Adventures" AND Danni "Niche Lady".
Great video. Enjoyed it and learned some things, and thats always good.
That was very interesting about Betsy Ross. I like your videos, always learn something new
Great show ,good detailed info,keep shopping 🛍
I'm a new subscriber, enjoying you wealth of knowledge and ability to describe items in full, rich detail. My unwanted 2 cents is to look @ how Laura Caldwell stages items and employ some of that in your mall space. I'm learning from her too, for myself, for my online store.
I agree with you that she would style the space much better, she has such a talent! I need first to reduce the number of items, to do that will take a big sale I think
@@TheAntiqueNomad she is talented but seems a bit too frou frou for a booth space. matter of taste and opinion for sure.
You have a very calming voice. Its always charming when someone talks about something they know really well. Thank you for sharing!
Hi George! When will you be in Spokane? If it's at an antique show, I may need to make sure to stop by and say hi while I shop 😊
Please do! I'll be there April 23-24
We have the same peacock fan! I just so enjoyed your friends and you are so knowledgeable and always a pleasure to watch!
Awesome! We really had fun and I"m lad we could share it with you. Thank you!
Great shopping trip George! Love watching~~~~~~~~~~
Great Video As Always!! Thanks for Sharing All Your Knowledge!!
Thank you so much for watching!
Very fun things and Kentucky tour too..thank you. Wow..trail of tears...We had Liberty Blue as our main dishes,,Mom got several sets at grocery stores..,and gas stations..one ugly brown and yellow and orange I can see in my mind..lol. Neat pink chair and green Paris picture..mid-century. Loved your Avon car bottle. Loved that Petal Wear bowl and plate. Wonderful to see your booth.
Seems that I spend most of my time painting and I keep missing you.
I had service for 8 in the Marquest Daisy and Dot plus several of the serving pieces. I mixed it with Fire King Laural in the peach luster and a bit of the green majolica for Thanksgiving and Fall dinners. I'm alone now and generally skip plates and eat out. Funny how it all comes about.
Oh that's a great combination! I never saw anyone put Peach Luster with ceramic but the colors are a good combination. I usually seem to eat out of bags these days
Well, every now and then, get that pretty stuff out, set Your place, and order take out and enjoy those pretty things!!! And, don't forget music, may I suggest Dean Martin singing "That's Amore'!!"🙂
@@TheAntiqueNomad Well, this is just sad, George, see my idea for Daniel and follow suit!!🙂
To go along with the snack trays I’m a great fan of Viners U.K. vintage sporks from 1980 aka Splayds the fork / spoon combo usually with one serrated edge Great for pasta salads etc The ‘bowl’ combined with the tines makes them truly versatile
Yes, I always thought they were ingenious!
Chichis was always my favorite Mexican restaurant. Of course now we have a choice of dozens of Mexican restaurant.
We had lunch at a Mexican restaurant that day. It was fabtabulos!!
@@pamelaortt4124 Sure was!
@@pamelaortt4124 CARE TO SHARE WHAT Y'ALL ATE WITH THE MEXICAN FOOD FANS??
@@TheAntiqueNomad CARE TO SHARE WHAT Y' ALL ATE??? WAS THERE CHIPS & SALSA FIRST???
@@juliemarchese-temple7749 LoL! I think I had a chimichanga. But don’t hold me to that because we were in deep conversation when I ordered.
Pam, you asked a lot of good questions! Thank you.
Yes! It's fun taking someone who thinks to ask things I might not think to answer otherwise
He is a wealth of knowledge. About everything. We actually have deep conversations about life. I enjoy every minute we spend thrifting. If he could just teach me how to use the camera. LoL!!
@@TheAntiqueNomad GEORGE, DO YOU HAVE A WEBSITE YOU SELL DIRECTLY FROM? OR JUST DO SHOWS??
@@pamelaortt4124 HELLO "PAMELA" DO YOU SELL ONLINE? OR JUST SHOWS & STORES??
@@juliemarchese-temple7749 both.
I would love to find an old lava lamp.
I’ve been collecting the gold leaf glasses for my daughter and myself. My mother had it when I was a child… to many years ago lol
Neat! A friend of mine's dad invented that gilding process for Libbey Glass when he worked there as an employee
I had an old lava lamp. Years & years ago a girl I was babysitting became interested in it. I gave it to her. Then she got mad at me and got rid of it. I always regretted giving it to her, as it had been one of my favorite things.
I always learn from you.
I really enjoy following along on your outings. I learn so much from you!
Loved that gold mirror 😍
Hi George & Pam, nice to meet you! Thanks for the info about new places for me to go in my neck of the woods. I'll be camping @ LBL in May & will have some fun places to go! Cool lava lamp. I heard the Betsy Ross thing when i was in DC & got to see the flag Francis Scott Key wrote about @ the Smithsonion.
Excellent! Come look around. LBL is a pretty area with lots of fun including antiquing and vintage
Hi! Maybe we’ll run into each other. LoL! I have more places up my sleeve to thrift!
I will & will def be going to Gilbertsville!
@@bushelandpeck1501 be sure to go to Twin Lakes Antique Mall in Draffenville. George has his booth there and I have a glass case. I’m “Y”. If you go be sure you buy something. HeHe!! That’s not a problem for me.
@@pamelaortt4124 I thought Twin Lakes was in Gilbertsville. So it's in Draffinville, then?
This was such fun!
Love you George! I live in Southern Oregon and find our goodwills and salvation army’s both very overpriced. I like the independent shops as well
My great grandfather was from LYON COUNTY on me mums side
in fact from EDDYVILLE
BRASHER
My great great great grand father ANDREW JACKSON BRASHER (?)is buried in the cemetery there not sure all i kn0w is my great grand father moved to UTAH and married a Mormon girl
actually the stone was temperance stone
Really interesting! Do you ever get back there?
You mentioned Masonite. I live in Laurel, MS where the original Masonite plant is and still in operation. The Masonite was invented and first produced here. This was a lumber town originally.
Wood candelabra looks like Medusa
Lol yes it needs that centerpiece
@Carol, I had that same thought...
It was really neat looking!!🙂
Love this video. On the look out for the ROUND white crockpot hast to be prefect....Buy Marcrest I do collect that was made close to me.-but grew up with those living in my hometown of KC MO....Plates for sure. I do not pay $8.00 a piece for those. I like to buy aa group.
Oooo Love that Old Pump Organ....No shipping please but welcome to deliver and drop off with
super and spend the night on your way thru to your next destination. Hahaha
Got your Treasure Craft Pottery & Pottery Craft Stoneware Book (Signed) yesterday! Love it. Thanks for the sweet note and signing it for me....That is a treasure too. Have fun Have a Great day Tornado's heading towards this area...But thing I am okay. But Iowa is going to get it. I say sending HuGs.
Ohh say Hello to the American Pickers from my neck of the woods....not to far from
LeClaire, Iowa
Yes, punch bowls and snack sets need to come back in style.
I use them for sandwiches and tea all the time! Just makes things feel nice.
The portrait would be fabulous in the WWII Museum in New Orleans.
I've seen someone else show that portrait in a shopping for resell video. Can't remember who!
The parents built that high chair because the one available for sale were too small. 😎
In the 70s, there was too much brown in home decor. Look at the apartment on the Bob Newhart Show as evidence. But I, too, liked the blue-green of that Eiffel Tower artwork. What decade did that come from?
Also 1970s, believe it or not! The blue/green color combo was popular in the early 70s with those who didn't do the browns
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you! All I remember is the Harvest Gold we had in the 70s in kitchen appliances. Others had that shade of green or orange in their carpeting & decor (Brady Bunch house).
I love the brown drip glaze oval plates for patio dinners, especially steak and/or fish kabobs and big ol' casserole dishes like the one he showed us today, full of baked beans, corn casserole etc. and those big cups for after dinner coffee. Bring it on! Lol. I use my vintage hoard!
@@rebahensley5323 I like it for baked beans as well, I must admit.
I wonder if you used the Lava lamp yourself for awhile before selling.
26:59 What is that gorgeous afghan under the eagle sculpture? Is it a peacock design?
A double peacock chenille from the 1950s!
@@TheAntiqueNomad, OMG, I love it!
Hadley Pottery in Louisville just announced last week that they were closing after 80 years. I suppose that means that prices will rise on older pieces from them.
Likely so
Louisville Stoneware is closing down.
Wish you would have told us about the pretty pin you bought from your friend.
It's Regency, late 1960s
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you! Very pretty and I think I might have picked up a similar one recently myself.
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Rosbro candy containers are very pricey. They were considered “junk”when I was little.They we’re all under a dollar at Woolworth.
Yes! Time changes everything
Enjoy your videos! What's your sign George? 😊
Leo
I think Crimson and Gray would be more becoming on you ;-)
Lol I actually prefer those colors but I'm a Husky
The carved eagle is how much? I know someone who would love it! Did you buy the Pfaltzcraft/Treasuregraff? Lol.
I would've but I have a lot of dinnerware to get out onto sales shelves first
Interesting about Betsy Ross
I'm starting to antique here in Victoria Australia.
The thrift stores are charging more than Target brand new items lol.
When the vintage mania calms down I'll go back.
So many reproductions being over priced and ripping unwitting people in need off thinking they may be able to flip it or may actually be needing an item....it's disgraceful.
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Is that Peacock chenille youirs?
Yes, it has a small hole in the white space near the top center but not anywhere near the double peacocks
I may be interested
Don’t ever break a lava lamp whatever is inside smells so bad and strong it takes hours to get rid of it.
When I worked at a thrift store a customer dropped one we mopped sprayed opened doors nothing would make the terrible smell go away.
4:45 I HAVE A HYALYN RECTANGLE PLATE
George I am Cherokee Shawnee and I disagree , there were many civilized Indians living in Kentucky. It was the Shawnee hunting ground. You said there was a civilized town where they could get food in water. There's food and water all around them at that time.
Love your shows
I didn't mean to imply that there were indians living there, you are correct that Kentucky was reserved as a hunting ground. I meant to say the town (which was settled by whites by the time of the Trail of Tears) was a town with services by the time the Cherokee were forced to go there
Thank you!
When will you be in Spokane ?
Next weekend, April 23-24 at Interstate Fairgrounds for the Custer's Antique Show
No! Not the Brass !! LOL
LOL I'm not ready for all of it, trying to learn what the better pieces are
Thrift store aroma 😂
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George, do you know who sewed the first flag since it wasn’t Betsy Ross?
It isn't known for certain. A man actually suggested the design. Betsy Ross sewed Naval flags, however.
I thought it was illegal to sell Cypress knees?
No, it's illegal to cut them on state land without a permit, but they aren't illegal to sell or own once cut. I look for old ones (they usually were finished, or have a dark patina on the cut mark compared to new), I personally don't like seeing them get cut nowadays
23:05 I bet it's a "junior chair", made for when the baby is too big for a high chair but too small to use a regular one. Or else maybe for an older child with Down Syndrome. The crawl on the lamp in your booth said "blanc du chien" .... that's white of dog instead of "blanc de Chine" aka Chinese white on white. I'm positively giggling right now...might want to fix that!!!
Lol blanc de Chine! I managed to mangle French once again. It was probably Fiore Blanco from Italy in the first place. Oh well. I'll pin this comment so people know better. Great information on the Junior Chair, it makes sense and I'd not considered there'd be an intermediate size, I think that left the culture at some point
I would use that wonderful seat as a fern stand. I wondered if it might be for a small adult who needed a boost. It was my pick of the video.