ESTATE SALE IN 1880 COUNTRY HOME UNLOCKS VINTAGE FINDS & NIKNAX!
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2023
- Join me for a journey through time at another fun estate sale, this time set in a charming New York country home dating back to 1880! Witness lots of vintage finds including the resurrection of a dusty vintage treasure, restored to its former glory!
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Dominic, every time I go to an estate sale you are whispering in my ear. I have discovered a lot of treasures that way. Thank you.
Thanks Robin! Maybe I should change my name to The Estate Sale Whisperer lol
Dom, that Fenton basket @ 7:33 is called silvercrest ruffled edge, for identification purposes. They should be checked really carefully on the applied handle for possible breakage and never picked up by the handle. If this helps? ❤
Also the vase @ 20:49 is called a swung vase because they cool it by swinging it upside down which is what causes the “fingers!” at the top.
At 25:22 those spotted Made in Japan "dogs" are lambs, I believe.
Very cute!
Maybe. I did see them listed elsewhere as dogs but not yet as lambs.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter
I dunno! Just speculatin'.
I actually have NO idea which they are! 🐑 🐕
@@cheryldavis8776 actually I can 100% confirm now they are dogs based on the snout. Sold them last night. But the ears did look lamb like so I get why you were thinking that. 👍
Thanks for the laughs about Chesterton Rustsolvo. My name is Chester from Buffalo NY and almost spit out my coffee !! My Cavalier Sir Oliver Magoo says hello to Daisy. Keep up the great work !!
That's great! Have you ever gone to the NY State Fair? There is a Vendor called Chester's Tators and they serve alligator and shark!
I've been to the NYS fair but did not see them. However there is a place called Chester's Chicken that I have had. @@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter
Daisy has no idea how CUTE she is ❤❤
LOL, thank you!
That defect on the made in Italy vase, I would call it a manufacturer defect. It is so crazy how Estate Sales price things at retail now. So sad. You did get some great treasures though.
Thanks! Yes, ppl in the live chat were saying manufacturers defect too so good to know! Tough to go on presale day but always happy when I can still get some good treasures. 😃
You always do a great job on explaining the items and their value. Love watching you.
Thank you so much, Linda! I appreciate it!
The ghost and skeleton definitely matched well together. ❤
Thanks Mary! I thought so too!
Hey Dominic the green jug you bought shine a light on it see if it glow some green glass as well as others glow the have something in them that makes it glow
Sorry a black light on it
Yup, no glow on this one but stay tuned 2 videos from now for an amazing uranium glass piece that glows!
I will I love watching your show love estate sales I can’t go to them anymore do but wheel chairs don’t mix lol so I watch you and that precious little daisy she a sweet heart
At time mark 22:40, the little flake inside the vase is trim scrap from when it was made in the mold. The liquid ceramic (called slip) is poured into the mold, and there is a "neck" above the vase. The neck will have ceramic in it, too. This gets trimmed before removing it from the mold, that is a bit of scrap that got left there and fired and glazed on.
Thanks for the info! Very helpful!
Sure, happy to help, my parents ran a ceramics shop for many years.
Dominic hi, the denture cleanser should be dropped into very warm, almost hot water and leave overnight.
Also add a second tab if more than a pint size. Yes, that's a Joselyn tip 😃 good luck, I enjoy your videos.
Thanks Dorothy. :)
Fantastic job on the bottle Dom, looks like it's all ready for some Dew 😶😱 JUST KIDDING! Thanks so much for the shout out, I appreciate you as always ❤🔥👩🌾
Thanks Noel! You will be SHOCKED to learn that I gave up Mountain Dew! Have not had any for 8 months! I did not do it for health reasons lol but because it started tasting bad. Anyway, thought you would be happy to know! lol
you can also try hot soapy water and a handfull of rice and shake. your bottle did a great job.
Thanks for that tip Janice!
Hi, Dominic! Oh, excuse me...
Hello, Chesterton! I enjoy your videos so much! Thanks for the info on NIKNAX!
Hi Rosi! LOL, Chester
Soaking rusty metal in vingar for a day or two followed by a quick scrub with a wire brush or steel wool works great.
At 35:39, the dark green pasteurized vinegar bottle with double handles was made by Owens Illinois Glass. You can clearly see their logo (a diamond with an oval on top of it and an "I" inside it) embossed on the bottom.
EDIT: Wrote this b4 you mentioned it toward the end of the video! Glad you could actually ID it.
Yup, I've dealt alot with bottles. :)
It is a beautiful piece. I love it!
@@vintagestufflover7020 thank you!
It’s funny I have the same outhouse Santa. I bought it years ago form a catalog but can’t remember which one (been too long ago lol) bathroom has the outhouse theme!😊 love. It!
Wow! Thats funny. I already sold it too.
The button on the light is for the display testing. You remove that after purchase normally.
Yep, makes sense thanks!
I have that same mushroom napkin holder and canister set in my retro kitchen. ❤❤ The humpty dumpty oil and vinegar set was an amazimg score! -Amy
Thanks amy! Yes, as soon as I found that Humpty Dumpty set, I knew I was all set! What a coincidence on the mushroom set!
ave learned so much from you that I started looking at antiques from family members when they pass away so thank you so much.
I am enjoying the glass addition to your picks. Learning with you.
Thanks Carol! We will learn together!
The Fenton basket is a silver edge. If I'm not mistaken. Clear = silver on Fenton like that piece.
Yes, I think you are correct
Green gar came out great with the denture cleanser.
Thanks!
Yeah, that humpty dumpty cracks me up, too 😂. Loved the wallpaper! I liked the ghost too, I think it was fine where it was.
I see what you did there: "cracks" me up! lol Thanks for giving me points on the ghost! lol
I'm glad you are adding glass. I need to know much more!
Thank you for the denture tablet trick! I have to try that on some other things like clogged showerheads!
Craigslist Hunter is on this new plzrform, too, I think!
Thanks Anita! Yep, Pete has one too!
On the green jug, to get the top section, you could probably put some water in it and a tablet, cap it and position it upside down until it’s had time to work.
Yep, good point! Got it all clean though 😃
Omgggg that shed workshop area got me the most excited as soon as I saw your pov of the place. I LOVE that kind of stuff 😭
Yeah that was fun!
Hello Dominic. I love the sound of water 💦 too! Bloop Bloop.
The green jug, it looks beautiful. I finally figured out how to replace my picture from the orange “B”. Love to you, Mrs. Prime Time and a big hug for Daisy. ♥️
Thanks Barb! Bloop bloop bloop bloop bloop! 🤣🤣 glad you liked the jug! Happy turkey day!
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter Thank you so much. Happy Thanksgiving 🎃🍂 to you and your family. I’m in B.C. Canada 🇨🇦 we had our Thanksgiving already. Much the same as yours.
Happy Turkey 🦃 day. 🎃
@@barbaramarkham4736 Oh ok! I love BC! So beautiful. Been to Vancouver once.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter I live about an hour outside of Vancouver,
Pitt Meadows. Thanks for your good video.
❤❤❤Can’t wait!❤❤❤ I tried your recommendations yesterday at an estate sale. It was very interesting to see people just walk in and not look around nearby, behind doors, on shelves, etc. You make it all look so easy. It’s not. The knowledge you have is amazing to me. I looked at sheet music, okay - very early years but is it worth it? I find it very difficult to do research on my phone with people meandering back and forth nearby. I feel so GUILTY! Not wanting to do the research in front of people makes it next to impossible to know anything about values. I did find some wonderful vintage wrapping paper for $3.00 - an old flip phone for my grandson for $4 and a few other things. A whopping $12.00 but it was a blast. Lots of nice people, clean and well run. The prices were not like yours but it was worth it to spend quality time with my grandson and see how things work. The history in the house made for some thought. Report cards from grade school - onto high school yearbooks - graduating college and onto finishing school for a Masters. Just amazing - Travel books with postcards, lots of living in that house. Truly a lifetime. Just WoW. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Hugs to Daisy and a big hello to Mrs. Prime time. I don’t blame her for not wanting to be on camera. Once she does that it will never be the same!❤❤❤❤
Thanks Holley! Sounds like a great sale! You would definitely need to get over feeling guilty for researching comps. Many of the estate sale dealers do it themselves lol. It’s so common these days for ppl to pull out their phones anyway. Also remember that many estate sale dealers realize that they are selling to dealers who plan to resell. As long as they can get it out of the house and get some money for it they are usually fine. Estate sale treasure hunting is definitely a fun challenge that gets better with experience. Enjoy the next show! Will pass on the hugs and hellos!
Thank you. I’m watching tonight - YAY!! ❤
Another great Estate Sale tour. (I was amazed at the value behind that Humpty Dumpty oil & vinegar set!) If you'd like to learn more on some of the glass and ceramics items, you might enjoy watching the Old Curiosity Shop videos. He does very thorough walk thrus of thrift, shops, antique shops and the occasional Estate Sale, with a detailed chat about the items afterward. He and some of his reseller friends also do some online live auctions, which are fun. You can really acquire a wealth of knowledge watching him, (Plus he has a fun, quirky personality. ) I'm really enjoying your Estate Sale walk thrus in the old houses, and look forward to more, thanks!
@@deb7518 Thanks Deb. I have a lot of great old house videos coming up, so stay tuned. I did wind up selling the Humpty Dumpty set for great money. Thank you for the recommendation.
I like the fact that you add additional items to your sourcing, we learn that much more.
For sure!
Most excellent video as usual Mr. Prime-Time!
I always appreciate your videos! Entertaining and informative.
Thanks so much and hanks for being a channel member!
Ok… I guess I gotta start going to estate sales around here! My jaw dropped when you panned and the Humpty Dumpty set was sitting there on the shelf! I love that green vinegar bottle too. Green is my fav color and it would fit in nicely with my other glass 😂
As for the Halloween decor- I love it. It’s a great piece and I’m glad you put it out but as a wife who plans out any decorations, I fully understand Mrs. PT wanting to move it. 😊. Happy Thanksgiving!
LOL, see you at the estate sales! Yeah, they are lots of fun! You never quite know what you will find! Your two favorite things were my faves as well!
It was my first time watching one of your videos. I loved it! Thank you.
Thanks Annette! Be sure to subscribe. :)
Dom, You really got your Kitsch on this video!! ✨💕✨
lol thanks Yvon! Hope you liked your shout out!
I love all of your tips. Thank you so much. Love you videos.
Thanks for the kind words, Linda!
I've never been interested in toys but I love to hear you describe the glass items. It is such a fascinating subject. Love to Daisy!
Thanks Carol. Much more to come!
Just pop a denture tab in with a small amount of water and lean the green bottle upside down to get the marks off around the rim...Enjoyed the video. Cheers.
Thank you. Brush works quick on that too
My favorite piece is the Light up Candle box, gorgeous ❤. The picture over on the wall is absolutely gorgeous reminds me of the one I had in the early 70's ❤😊😊 On that bottle you can also put less water in and use another cleanser and turn bottle upside-down. 😊 It is a beautiful green bottle.
Great video love the new niches helpful and inspiring
Thanks Sam! So glad to hear!
The extra piece of ciay used for a repair or defect is referred to as a 'mold flaw'. It's pretty common in foreign ceramics. 🙂
@@johndesposito1475 got it thanks.
I love that you are looking at glass etc... That Fenton glass basket design is called Silver Crest
Thanks Rose. For some reason I liked saying crimped edges better lol but I may just call it silver crest in a video for ya!
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter lol yes Crimped Edge Silver Crest. Lol it's because it's clear around your Crimped Edge they call it silver Crest. You are doing very well though I must say Dom! Very well indeed. I'm into glass and pottery and really enjoy that you are taking an interest as well. Well I'll be watching your video when you remember to say "silver crest" .I really enjoy your videos and have watched you for a few years now. You taught me quite a bit about comics and toys. Thank you!
@@Rose39M Thanks Rose! I appreciate your assistance! Crimped Edge Silver Crest it is! lol
Thanks so much for your videos. I have learned so much from you. It's not only all the knowledge that you have, it is how you present it all. Your honesty and kindness is making a difference! You deserve so much success! All the best to you. Keep up your wonderful work. 😊
Thank you so much for those kind words. That means the world to me. Have a great Thanksgiving!
I am new to your channel. Love the info you give but I have to say I get anxious while you are talking about the item and wondering about all the stuff you’re missing out on because you spend so much time with one item. My ADHD is yelling at the screen, “stop talking and keep shopping!” It’s me, it’s not you. 😂 If you met me you’d understand. Thanks for all the info!
LOL, I get it Vickie and welcome to the channel. Here is the Prime Time philosophy: Don't worry about possible treasures elsewhere when you have definite treasures right in front of you. :) When you think that way, its all good.
That’s so crazy that you can get $30 for a Boston pencil sharpener. Those things last forever and are still in some schools. I remember seeing so many of those things in my youth. I’m currently a part-time reseller and my wife’s a retired teacher. I need to talk to some of her friends and see if I can get some of those. Lol.
@@spbaldwin they are easy money!!!💰
Ty Dominic for these detailed descriptions of things you see at estate sales and wow on the denture tab cleaner tip!! 😮 what lovely estate sales ladies who posed for the video 😍 I totally love your new emphasis on glass because I need to keep learning 💥💗🤗
Thanks Esme! We are going to learn together so any info or tips feel free to share! I am sure you know more about glass than I do!
Awesome, educational video! Have to agree with Mrs. Primetime on the placement of the vintage Halloween sign tho.
lol can’t win em all! Thanks for watching!
Hi, Prime I love the new add on with glass and etc❤
Thanks alot! Fun to expand your new areas!
Thank you! I find your videos both relaxing and informative. I appreciate the time you put into your RUclips channel. Happy Thanksgiving, my friend!!
I appreciate you watching and glad I can provide you some enjoyable content!
yeah yeah Daisy stole the show again,,,
LOL
OMG! I didn't realize how much I missed Daisy! And you too Big Pumpkin! So much stuff in that house. I REALLY like the green bottle. Niknax sounds interesting. Hope your Thanksgiving was nice. 🦃
Glad to see you in the comments again! Not the same without you! Hope you had a great Thanksgiving! Mine was nice and relaxing!
Great vid! As always, thanks for the tips! I use them all the time. Will be keeping my eyes out for cool glass bottles now that I've seen how well that one cleaned up! Love to Daisy and i think im gonna have to go w/ Mrs PT on this one, spread those decorations out a bit!
Yeah, amazing how you can bring those bottles back to life! Hard to beat Mrs PT lol
This video is very interesting. I love all the knowledge you share; Thank you!! AND, HI DAISY!!
Thanks Deb!
I like watching your videos and you take the time telling about the items. Maybe it's just me, but it makes me think you could miss out on things. 😄 ❣️
Thank you. Here is the Prime Time philosophy: don't worry about possible treasure elswhere when you have definite treasures right in front of you. :)
You rocked it again Mr. PT great content!
Thanks Mr. T!
Hi Dominic! I love the green jar!
Thanks!
28:00 that is the tester button, which you would remove... there is an on & off switch on the bottom.. ok you saw that, never mind LOL
Ha! Now that makes more sense…a tester button. 👍
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter silly man... LOL
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, and Miss Daisy
Haoot Turkey Day, Trish!
Love all your content! Especially seeing Primetime Headquarters guard dog Daisy! 😂 Give her a scratch for me!
Thanks Chris. Will definitely give her a belly scratch for ya!
Amazing video! Such a great house filled with amazingness ❤ awesome tips. Great shoutouts! Lots of humor (you crack me up) a name change 🙌🏻💝 && Daisy!! = perfection!
Thanks Jessy! Keep your eyes peeled for Chesterton Rustolvo! 🤣
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter 🤣😂totally
Enjoyed ❤
Thanks!
Used to watch for the treasure but now I watch for historical houses
Thanks for watching!
Great video. Very informative and interesting.
Very cool video, as always Dom! Thanks so much for all the great tips! Love the denture tablet trick! Howdy to Mrs. P.T. & Daisy!! Have a pleasant Thanksgiving Dom! :D Joyce
Thanks so much! Happy Turkey Day!
Loved the wallpaper, what a find! Had it growing up, waaaayyyy back in 1977😊
Oh wow! What are the chances!
We did too in the 70's in the kitchen! 🤣😊
Love it!!! @@lanna7917
You did great job on video. I do like how you say how much things would be.
Thank you!
7:40 that fenton pattern is called silver crest
Yup, got it thanks
Awesome video Dom!! It's a great contrast my man. Those large hands handling those breakables!! 😂 I couldn't do that ! I'd break half of it! And I'm going King Solomon for your found Halloween decoration. Put it halfway between the other Halloween decorations and the spot Mrs PT left it!😂
Thanks Eric! I have to guard against my clumsiness! Good thing is that I have not broken anything yet. You are the Switzerland in the comments with your solution. :)
@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter haha I'm sure you have to be careful!! You should do a bloopers video, from over your years of doing the vids! That would be great! And yeah. I'm known as Mr Switzerland among my family. Always keeping the peace!!🤣
loved the video
Thank you!
I've always considered any item marked "not for food" as modern as they didn't really know back in the day what was safe for food and what wasn't. But with "vintage" now being considered 25 yrs old, that rule might go out the window. I enjoy your videos!
Thanks! Actually, vintage is now considered 20 years or older. But yeah that’s a good point…probably not super old. Thanks for watching!
The vase from Italy appears to be ceramic. When it was originally poured into the vase mold, it was called green ware. I used to go with a group of friends and family to a place called the Mud Hen. We went every Wednesday. We would purchase various pieces of green ware items. We then sat at a large table, and with various tools we would first clean all of the seams and extra bits that were still on each green ware piece, thoroughly, being ever so careful not to break the green ware items. We would then paint the pieces with glaze paints and the owner of the shop would fire our items in a kiln during the week. If the seams and bits were not removed completely, they would be glazed over and remain on the piece. The pieces would then be fired into ceramic with the bits and/or seams still on them. That vase did not get properly cleaned prior to glazing and firing, therefore the small chunk bit became part of the glazed vase. A very Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.🦃
I think that was just a glaze over bit as well
Thanks so much! I assume that would cause the value to decrease, correct?
@@audrycase6924 Thanks
Way less of a decrease for a factory or firing defect than a chip or crack@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter
@@audrycase6924 ok thanks 🙏
Don't sleep on the oil paint on velvet. Burke Tyree oil on velvet goes for real money, very collectible.
Yes, I agree. I just didn’t want to take in something if that size right now
Silver jewelry is hot right now so when you get a chance pick it up!😊
For sure!
Wow at the prices
Hey Dom. Another good one. Must be getting a bit chilly up there by now. That green bottle is amazing. We think alike on what you pick up and leave behind. Kind of bummed there wasn’t anything in the basement. It looked a little dark anyways and with houses that old sometimes the stuff gets that musty smell. Can’t wait till you go back. Give Daisy a belly rub. Happy Thanksgiving and remember……gravy is not a beverage! 😮
Yeah that would have been fun to at least go down there but apparently it wasn’t safe. Oh well! We do think alike and I have been known to drink gravy! lol happy turkey day!
Great video Dom! Finally did my first estate sale last weekend! Might do another 1 or 2 this weekend.
Glad you took the jump! How’d it go?!
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter Not too bad, not as crazy deals as you yet but I have to learn the game. I did make out well yesterday, good size box of vtg photos and postcards for $10.
@@FossilForwardFinds nice!
@@FossilForwardFindsI help set up estate sales, so I get "dibs" on stuff in trade for labor (sometimes). My advice is to go the first day and the last day of the sale. If you can't get a deal the first day, whether it is just priced too high in general, or more than you want to spend, it will likely be deeply marked down on the last day. The risk is that it will be gone. Having said that, never be afraid to make an offer on the first day. It is part of the game, so to speak. Also, sometimes an estate is just too big to get everything put on the first day, so we are sometimes pulling stuff out every day of the sale. Also, if you're after anything specific, ASK! if the estate sale is being conducted by a company, if that sale doesn’t have what you're looking for, they may point you in the right direction. The lady I help out has a wearhouse where she keeps the overflow stuff or from estates she buys outright.
Nice stuff
Thanks!
no, really you always present a great showing of things as well an explanation ,,,
Thanks Tom!
Good stuff Dom, I would have probably bought most everything you did, and maybe a couple others because (if the price is right) my ASP isn’t as high as yours is, although I’m working toward getting it up higher. Great sourcing helps that, but sometimes you just don’t get the opportunities. Being a fellow metal detectorist and occasional bottle digger, I’m g\lad you clarified the bottle cleaning thing. There are bottle tumblers if you’re into it big time and truthfully some people would prefer you keep the bottle ‘farm fresh’ as they prefer to clean them partially or sometime not at all. I do usually add in the cost of my working on the bottles to clean them if I’m going to. Hope to see another estate sale video soon.
Thanks Gary! Farm fresh is such a great term lol, especially for bottles. I just couldn't help myself with that one because I wanted to make that green pop again! :)
Hello daisy happy Thanksgiving
Happy Turkey Day!
As to Halloween decorations, I will take the Tim Allen quote, I have no opinion.
lol
I think the Halloween decoration looked good in both places!! Maybe change the location each year.....Really interesting mix at this house. I have the black and gold kitten bookends. I also saw a lovely McCoy yellow pelican next to the pink cat Cookie Jar. I have three pelicans and I put succulents in them. And thanks mucho for the idea of incense sticks in flower frogs. I have a couple green glass frogs because I love the color and I have incense....Great Idea!
Thanks! Glad to pass that idea along! You have quite the collection!
Loved the Shenango pottery cup. I live in New Castle PA & it's pretty plentiful here. Too bad it's closed down now.
So interesting how each region has its own abundance of gems
The building is now in shambles. So 😥 sad.
@@patshimrack6237 sad for sure
Black light on it
The oriental vase didn't look like soapstone, I think it was carved resin. Soapstone is never uniform in color, especially an item that large. My passion is Oriental art, and I've seen hundreds of those vases. some red (cinnabar color), some gold and some are white or ivory color.
Hint: on most Chinese items, if it's glued to a stand, pass. It's rare that a valuable piece would be glued down. It could happen, a previous owner may have thought it was a good idea; it's just a general rule. For example, if you see a green hard stone item labeled jade that is glued to a base, be very wary and make sure before you pay that hefty price.
Daisy is adorable overload. ❤️
Thank you. How much do you think the vase is worth?
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My knowledge of what something would sell for is limited to my personal collecting experience, and further, a small rural area of the country. I'm not really qualified to say what you might expect to get for the vase.
The subject matter and how detailed and intricate the carving is makes a difference in price. I could not see your vase well enough in the video to make a judgment on that aspect of the piece.
Good luck on your you- tube videos. I subscribed to your channel.
BTW, that precious little fur baby miss Daisy stole a piece of my heart.
I had a little Daisy, She was a 4 pound yorkie and she was the center of my world. My you-tube handle is dazee -n (and) - me. She passed years ago but I miss her still.
Looking forward to your next video.
@@dazeenme oh my, I’m so sorry to hear! I love Yorkies…and Morkies…and Daisy’s. Daisy is at the end of my recent estate sale videos so that’s where you can find her if you want to see more. In older vids, she’s in the beginning sometimes. Thanks for subbing and the info on the vase!
I would pick it up🥰
Thanks but which item?
Hi Dominic
Hey Robin!
Yep I’d pick up the sugar cuz someone has the creamer. And it’ll sell
That’s a good point
Gee Whiz! Prices were so high, even for a first day estate sale!
Yup! Made it all the more better I was able to sniff out the treasures! Just sold the Humpty Dumpty set for $175!
I always watch your shows love it. Next time mention what your minimum profit you would like to make per item.
Thanks! I can tell you know: $5 :)
The cusinart food processors sell!
Yup, I have one. Buy in price was high on presale day though
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunterAhh
I know you skipped over the granite ware, but I want to point out that if you should ever come across the "LISK" granite ware, it has a nice resale value. I know because I have been looking for it for forever!
Ok thanks for the tip Jenny!
I should mention the smaller ones are harder to find.
Use a toothbrush after melting handle to bend the shape the way you need and it's free
True, but If I melted a toothbrush handle I would probably burn down Prime Time Treasure Headquarters. Plus, I really like the value for this $14.99 set. And you have to buy the toothbrush.
Pyrex pieces you have to be careful with cause the outside designs are lead based
Good point
humpty dumpty was never said to be an egg. just portrayed that way. why? who knows? nobody knows.
It's pretty fascinating stuff. Alice said he looked like an egg in Through the Looking Glass but not that he was an egg.
the denture tablets do work for me,,,
Yup!
Oh noooooooo. I would never vote against Mrs PT
LOL she always wins
Use a baby bottle brush.
You can but this set is great value for various sizes
Hi
You should have kept by the pumpkins 🎃
Huh?