Wow! Im floored by the quantity and quality of the merchandise in this store. So many mid-century pieces, especially the furniture. I could have filled a 24 foot truck.
@@TheAntiqueNomad Sioux City has alot of interesting history so that is probably why there is a good selection of stores. Come back someday when you have more time and see what else you can find! I enjoy your videos and have learned so much. Thanks for all you do.
I often watch your videos & search items that you talk about. Harry Hilson…WOW!! Thanks for the suggestion George! What a talented individual in so many areas!❤️ Thank you, as always, for sharing your knowledge! 😊
3:41 I have been thrifting since the early 1980s : Let me tell you -- Danish modern was at every garage sale and thrift store for way under $20.00 - you pick it. And yeah, glass boomarang coffee tables would literally SIT all day long in the sun until someone came along and plunked down the $15.00 asking price..... Much of it was gettable into the late 1980s / very early 1990s as well.
09:32 That doll house on top of the sink - way cool MidMod 50s/60s house. For anyone wondering, apple juice bakelite started out clear, but oxidized to the yellow. Root beer started out brown and stayed that way. I liked the modernist pieces in there, but their prices...ouch.
Good evening, George! The old doorknobs, in the bowl, caught my eye. I like those. Not a lot there that was in my line of interest, but it looked a fun place to shop. Thanks for the take-along!!!
This was a random last-minute stop, I saw "flea market" and expected something very different! It had some very exciting things for the MCM collector, but I really expected antiques in that part of Iowa. You never know what you'll find! The doorknobs were another thing that seemed not to fit the vibe of the place and were probably worth getting
Oh how neat! This is our town. I hope you had a chance to stop by Antiques on 4th while you were here as well. 😂 I absolutely love the furniture that is in Heart and Soul!
Thank you once again George for your wonderful knowledge! I have 2 empoli decanters with stoppers similar to the ones shown that I picked up at a local Auction at different times paying only 10. for one and 7.50 for the other! Whooohooo
Imo, if someone can't do ten percent to make a sale, that's not good business sense. Glad you left it! I don't like plastic stoppers either. They look cheap. I do like the red Haeger.If you bought it, is jt for sale? Nice to see you!
The rounded end table (9:36) with the shelf underneath was a design from the 80s. I had the coffee table. I loved it, but it was a victim of my divorce. Taylor Smith Taylor is an elusive manufacturer. I remember researching one of the patterns before google lens was a thing. TST doesn't back mark some of their china. I've found TST Cathay a couple of times. That's a very popular pattern and resells well.
At 10:27 you show a green 70s wine jug. I still have mine. I believe it was for Sangria wine (that’s all I ever saw it used for); you poured the Sangria in the jug, thoroughly chilled it in the fridge, then brought it out and put the ice in the ice cubby. Sangria should be VERY chilled but not watered down with ice in the wine itself. You put crushed oranges slices in your glass and added the Sangria. Cold and delicious.
@@TheAntiqueNomad I wish I had known. My sister had a friend who owned the nicest store downtown. He worked the store and his wife took care of the 4 children they adopted. Big deal for a small town to have children with 2 days.
I love the Sharon green depression glass candy dish and so wanted you to buy it! That’s my pattern, also called Cabbage Rose, and I collect all colors but I especially like the green, the pattern shows up the best in the green, although the amber and pink are perfectly lovely. I’ve never seen anything in blue and I do have the cake plate in clear.
Those Empoli genie bottles are pretty hyped up in the retro market here in New Zealand. Some retailers are asking $300-500! I agree the quality isn't there. It is one of those crazes in the vintage world 🙂
I have missed a lot of your videos lately because I had to resubscribe to your channel. Plus I’ve been going through a family crisis. Hopefully it will be resolved on Monday March 27
@@TheAntiqueNomad well the situation didn’t turn out as well as we had hoped. It involves my grandson and a nasty custody situation. We now have to go to trail regarding the situation. So it all continues. Which means more stress and migraines for me.
Hi! I love watching your videos and I’m learning so much about many of the things in my grandparents house. The only thing is…. sometimes your audio quality leaves something to be desired. I sometimes miss out on what you’re saying. Have you tried a wired microphone or maybe a voiceover when you edit the video? I can understand you perfectly on that recent “what did it sell for on eBay” video. I’ll keep watching regardless but I’d hate to miss out on all your knowledge and fun stories!
right at 19:49 in the video, the darkest blue empoli bumby vase, I have 2 of them, never have found the stoppers. Should I keep looking or sell as is? Loved the shopping trip, thank you!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I have a couple royal haegar atomic orange pieces... 2 tall candleholders and a 2 tier candydish to go with it if you like! ;) In Detroit
Curious what you think a fair price is for the hanging shell lights? I have 2 in storage that my husband brought back from Thailand or Guam in the mid 70's. They have not been out of the box since he packed them up there and shipped them back to the States.
Can’t believe that wouldn’t give ten percent off!! Unless it was priced under twenty, and even some shops give me ten percent off my total order if Im paying cash! Bet the item will be there in a year.
I see a correlation between designers names and the price of their products. Adrian Pearsall, George Briard… Etc. Name your kid accordingly and their designs will command $$$$ Now,if you name your son Bill Bolthouse.. Don’t expect a lot. 😉
Lol that is so true! Of course, several (e.g. Georges Briard, Marc Belleaire and Sascha Brastoff) were pseudonyms, if your name isn't cool enough just make up something
I so enjoy all your post but it has gotten hard to hear all Your words since you updated your equipment. I feel Like I miss a lot of information you are giving us!
People too proud of their mcm. (That first booth and those Dux chairs.) Chest of drawers seemed fairly priced though. That Brasilia piece would be overpriced in my market. I sold a restored triple dresser with mirror for $1,800 and that small dresser doesn't even compare. I'm picking up a 1st gen Brasilia dining table and chairs tomorrow to restore and resale. Paid over a grand for it, but very desirable. I usually don't say what I pay for things (nor even hint at it) because for some reason I am a magnet for the envious type. Yep, I'll never join the Brasilia Facebook again, that's for sure. END OF RANT
That would be nice! I think people imagine RUclips to be more lucrative than it is. In truth, I should’ve said I couldn’t justify spending that on that piece
Do seller is supposed to take less than their worth so you can make money off then he's better off selling to a collector who actually wants them and will pat value ..flippers want everything for nothing
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Conversation Couch! My mother taught me about that. You're able to look at each other while having a conversation
Lucky me because I am still watching your past videos and having a lot of fun !!
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure! I want to be on that beach in your avatar
I had one of those bars on wheels when I got married in 1973! Did a lot of entertaining back then!
What a great store! Such lovely things. Safe travels. Or as we always told our kids “Drive fast! Take lots of chances!”
That was the best collection of mid-century modern I’ve seen on any channel!!
It was a real surprise! I only see stuff like this on the West Coast and in Palm Beach usually
@@TheAntiqueNomad I definitely don’t see it here in Indiana 😂
That store sure has varied inventory. Lots for me to learn from you! Thanks 💐
😂 😂 Nice opening , George, Burrrrrr . . . 🌨
What a great store. Loved that older pink Fenton hobnail bowl.
Wow! Im floored by the quantity and quality of the merchandise in this store. So many mid-century pieces, especially the furniture. I could have filled a 24 foot truck.
aura Caldwell would approve" -- love the shout-out to the thrifter who ïntroduced you/your channel to me!
Lots of great and forgotten mid century items. It was like a museum.
You are in my town! Yes this store is very nice. Glad you stopped by.
So cool! You and another viewer both from there. I hear there are a lot of other good ones around too
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Sioux City has alot of interesting history so that is probably why there is a good selection of stores.
Come back someday when you have more time and see what else you can find!
I enjoy your videos and have learned so much. Thanks for all you do.
Broyhill furniture.. That was a big win on game shows of my time.😁
Yes (but mostly the really overwrought pseudo-traditional pieces)
I often watch your videos & search items that you talk about. Harry Hilson…WOW!! Thanks for the suggestion George! What a talented individual in so many areas!❤️ Thank you, as always, for sharing your knowledge! 😊
That's cool! Great way to learn. Yes, he was a good maker
Loved the furniture
3:41 I have been thrifting since the early 1980s : Let me tell you -- Danish modern was at every garage sale and thrift store for way under $20.00 - you pick it. And yeah, glass boomarang coffee tables would literally SIT all day long in the sun until someone came along and plunked down the $15.00 asking price..... Much of it was gettable into the late 1980s / very early 1990s as well.
Aww, cute bunny cookie jar.
Such a lovely color combination that blue and green glass. So appreciate you taking us along on your travels. You find the best places!
09:32 That doll house on top of the sink - way cool MidMod 50s/60s house. For anyone wondering, apple juice bakelite started out clear, but oxidized to the yellow. Root beer started out brown and stayed that way. I liked the modernist pieces in there, but their prices...ouch.
Good evening, George! The old doorknobs, in the bowl, caught my eye. I like those. Not a lot there that was in my line of interest, but it looked a fun place to shop. Thanks for the take-along!!!
This was a random last-minute stop, I saw "flea market" and expected something very different! It had some very exciting things for the MCM collector, but I really expected antiques in that part of Iowa. You never know what you'll find! The doorknobs were another thing that seemed not to fit the vibe of the place and were probably worth getting
Zeno would be right! Love those glass lamps! Very reminiscent of my childhood. Thanks for sharing!
What great Mid Century things! So nice to see , thanks for sharing your knowledge!
You bet!
Lots of really cool mid century pieces. Would love to shop there myself.
Wow mid century madness.
Amazing stop with great visuals!!
Loved all the MCM pieces! Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
I knew you'd appreciate this one!
11:30 Interesting, I got this Micky Mouse scratcher 1994 in Disneyland Paris as a gift for my mother.
Oh how neat! This is our town. I hope you had a chance to stop by Antiques on 4th while you were here as well. 😂 I absolutely love the furniture that is in Heart and Soul!
I love shopping with you. So knowledgeable
Oh thank you! I hope it rubs off
That was a fun place! Thanks for taking us along, George!!
Nice Roseville collection
Love the antique malls
Great furniture saw a green lamp I absolutely loved 💚
I saw several things I'd have in my house if I had space!
Thank you once again George for your wonderful knowledge! I have 2 empoli decanters with stoppers similar to the ones shown that I picked up at a local Auction at different times paying only 10. for one and 7.50 for the other! Whooohooo
Oh, I wish I could shadow you and see, maybe buy some goodies. Thanks for sharing!
I’m know I’m going to shop there. I’m moving and buying a house , love the furniture and cool pieces. Thank you for sharing. George.
Have fun!
Thanks again George for an amazingly educational video!!!
Oh my goodness George that was such a neat place it was overpriced like you said but they had some really neat things I was so jealous!!!!!!
Thank you for educating us George ❤
Imo, if someone can't do ten percent to make a sale, that's not good business sense. Glad you left it! I don't like plastic stoppers either. They look cheap. I do like the red Haeger.If you bought it, is jt for sale? Nice to see you!
Wow that place was great!
Laura Caldwell approved…agreed!
Thanks George for the great video❤!
My pleasure!
The “large beanie babies” clip made me giggle 😂
The rounded end table (9:36) with the shelf underneath was a design from the 80s. I had the coffee table. I loved it, but it was a victim of my divorce.
Taylor Smith Taylor is an elusive manufacturer. I remember researching one of the patterns before google lens was a thing. TST doesn't back mark some of their china. I've found TST Cathay a couple of times. That's a very popular pattern and resells well.
Cathay is a good seller! I liked that end table when I saw it, that kind of 80s style is starting to come back.
@@TheAntiqueNomad I guess you didn't have room in the van!
If one was missing youd be dead sooo funny. Love your videos! Prices used to be higher in the 90s
Such great Mid Century stuff!!!
With the cost of living crisis vintage stores have great prices on furniture and household goods.
At 10:27 you show a green 70s wine jug. I still have mine. I believe it was for Sangria wine (that’s all I ever saw it used for); you poured the Sangria in the jug, thoroughly chilled it in the fridge, then brought it out and put the ice in the ice cubby. Sangria should be VERY chilled but not watered down with ice in the wine itself. You put crushed oranges slices in your glass and added the Sangria. Cold and delicious.
Also the Sangria jug was pretty basic and ugly. Sturdy for picnics, I guess, but ugly on the table.
Great store
Nice stuff but not a flea market. My thoughts only. Have a great day and safe trip
You really found some great things. I would have gone crazy in that store. They really had some amazing furniture.
I really enjoyed this one, always appreciate your knowledge, thank you kind sir.
You’re in the town that I grew up in. I can’t believe it!
Oh, that's neat! I've been downtown before but didn't have time this time
@@TheAntiqueNomad I wish I had known. My sister had a friend who owned the nicest store downtown. He worked the store and his wife took care of the 4 children they adopted. Big deal for a small town to have children with 2 days.
Dream on shell lamp
I’ve left things behind also because they wouldn’t bargain, everything’s marked up!
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Much of the furniture spoke tome especially the tiered end tables ( am a teen of the 70's after all).
Me too!
I love the Sharon green depression glass candy dish and so wanted you to buy it! That’s my pattern, also called Cabbage Rose, and I collect all colors but I especially like the green, the pattern shows up the best in the green, although the amber and pink are perfectly lovely. I’ve never seen anything in blue and I do have the cake plate in clear.
Those Empoli genie bottles are pretty hyped up in the retro market here in New Zealand. Some retailers are asking $300-500! I agree the quality isn't there. It is one of those crazes in the vintage world 🙂
True! It's not that they aren't neat, they just aren't better than handblown. Welcome from New Zealand, I hope to get there someday and visit.
I have missed a lot of your videos lately because I had to resubscribe to your channel. Plus I’ve been going through a family crisis. Hopefully it will be resolved on Monday March 27
I hope so too! That's now so best of luck
@@TheAntiqueNomad well the situation didn’t turn out as well as we had hoped. It involves my grandson and a nasty custody situation. We now have to go to trail regarding the situation. So it all continues. Which means more stress and migraines for me.
@@LisaWalker-ki1jg I’m sorry to hear that! I had a similar situation in my family and it is not fun but you’re doing the right thing in trying
Oh my George, they had some great stuff but the prices… Next!
Hi! I love watching your videos and I’m learning so much about many of the things in my grandparents house. The only thing is…. sometimes your audio quality leaves something to be desired. I sometimes miss out on what you’re saying. Have you tried a wired microphone or maybe a voiceover when you edit the video? I can understand you perfectly on that recent “what did it sell for on eBay” video. I’ll keep watching regardless but I’d hate to miss out on all your knowledge and fun stories!
Thanks! Hopefully the new audio equipment will go better
George coldest I ever got was in Bettendorf Iowa
right at 19:49 in the video, the darkest blue empoli bumby vase, I have 2 of them, never have found the stoppers. Should I keep looking or sell as is? Loved the shopping trip, thank you!
It’d sure help to have the stoppers, they don’t sell without them much
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you
Lots of great MCM prices are full retail. Love all that orange, did you get the red/orange😊😊😊 Haeger?
Yes! and Yes.
@@TheAntiqueNomad I have a couple royal haegar atomic orange pieces... 2 tall candleholders and a 2 tier candydish to go with it if you like! ;) In Detroit
Curious what you think a fair price is for the hanging shell lights? I have 2 in storage that my husband brought back from Thailand or Guam in the mid 70's. They have not been out of the box since he packed them up there and shipped them back to the States.
I used to charge $125-145, but I probably would put more on them if you have to untangle them because it's very time-consuming
Seemed like Seattle prices to me, so I wonder what they are going for in Seattle now....
Can’t believe that wouldn’t give ten percent off!! Unless it was priced under twenty, and even some shops give me ten percent off my total order if Im paying cash! Bet the item will be there in a year.
George, what era did the Turner mirror grace us? I want one, correction, I need one of those. I'm thinking 1940's???
You are right, 1940s-50s mainly
I want dream of genie bottle genie included ... well will accept you or zeno
Nice stuff but too expensive for the North Pole . This isn't Beverly Hills .
I saw a lot of things I really liked!!!👍😊
I'm so glad!
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I see a correlation between designers names and the price of their products. Adrian Pearsall, George Briard… Etc. Name your kid accordingly and their designs will command $$$$ Now,if you name your son Bill Bolthouse.. Don’t expect a lot. 😉
Lol that is so true! Of course, several (e.g. Georges Briard, Marc Belleaire and Sascha Brastoff) were pseudonyms, if your name isn't cool enough just make up something
@@TheAntiqueNomad I didn’t know they were pseudonyms!! From now on my name shall be “The widow Von Croft” 😁
I so enjoy all your post but it has gotten hard to hear all
Your words since you updated your equipment. I feel
Like I miss a lot of information you are giving us!
I'm sorry! The funny thing is this was recorded before the new equipment, so that may be the problem
7000. Omg😮
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When u thru ga
Cool glass, starting to actually appreciate some of the mid century furniture, yikes!
People too proud of their mcm. (That first booth and those Dux chairs.) Chest of drawers seemed fairly priced though. That Brasilia piece would be overpriced in my market. I sold a restored triple dresser with mirror for $1,800 and that small dresser doesn't even compare. I'm picking up a 1st gen Brasilia dining table and chairs tomorrow to restore and resale. Paid over a grand for it, but very desirable. I usually don't say what I pay for things (nor even hint at it) because for some reason I am a magnet for the envious type. Yep, I'll never join the Brasilia Facebook again, that's for sure. END OF RANT
Expensive
I always ask fore discount
Google the owner's name and then decide if you really want to spend money at his store.
Sure that sofa was covered with plastic
Can't afford 260$i thought you make like 10k a video?🤔
That would be nice! I think people imagine RUclips to be more lucrative than it is. In truth, I should’ve said I couldn’t justify spending that on that piece
Do seller is supposed to take less than their worth so you can make money off then he's better off selling to a collector who actually wants them and will pat value ..flippers want everything for nothing
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