Granny Pat enjoyed you sharing your beautiful collection with us. I have a few pieces that I treasure . Was given to me from my Mom and Nannie . Love them so much. Love all your pitchers ❤
Hello Granny Pat love you I love all the information about all your treasures because I love and taking going to the Goodwill I love antiques so you don't bore me I love it
Granny Pat - I think you need a few more pitchers! 😂 quite a collection you have. Your mother’s lemonade pitcher is really something and kept so well. That little bird bowl was quite a find and it’s very cute. I think thrifting is so much fun. It’s like a treasure hunt. You never know what you might find. One of my favorite hobbies.
I think this is my third time watching this video. Yhat basket weave dish is adorable. I have a passion for porcelain. Thanks Pat for another enjoyable show and tell.
Loved these beautiful pitchers. You have such nice pieces of furniture to display your treasures. I love the pitchers from your mother. I also love those ironstone batter pitchers. You have beautiful hands like my mother. She went to be with her Lord & Savior in 2007. She was 88. Miss her so much. ❤
Greetings from Minnesota. You’re too sweet. My grandma Margaret is gone and I would do anything to sit and have these conversations with her again. Keep making these wonderful videos. ❤
Thanks for sharing. My father was born and raised on a dairy farm in Mount Sterling, Kentucky. My mother was from Somerset, Kentucky. Thanks for sharing these treasures.
I am amazed that you still have your mother’s pitcher and there are no cracks in the glaze or chips. Thank you for sharing them with us, I love to hear your experiences growing up, your mom sounded like a sterling character, you must miss her at times.
Oh Granny Pat I just loved learning about your pitchers! The ironstone batter pitcher set, the floblue, and the stairstep white pitcher set are just BEAUTIFUL. Thank you for sharing your beautiful collection. I really enjoyed this a bunch! God bless. ❤🥰
I just had a chance to watch your new video. I knew it had posted but didn’t get to watch it until now. Thank you for sharing. I always learn something new. I had never heard of batter pitchers before. They are beautiful as well as the others that you show us.
Ohhhh I have the green crock milk pitcher with cows a sister in lawn gave it to me in 1970’s I love it . I sold few however kept this Also Flo blue was my first love of collecting dishes. I never could afford flo blue till years later when prices went way down I enjoyed this video
What a LOVELY collection, Pat. I have your Bavarian China Blue Garland creamer in the Moss Rose pattern. I purchased the entire set (one piece at a time) in the late 60's - early 70's. They're pristine. I absolutely LOVE your little basket weave bowl. I googled it and found one just like it (sold) for $175 - was $225! My grandma (1898-1971) had a little orange juice pitcher with 4 small matching glasses. I wish I had it now. I spent a lot of time at Grandma''s kitchen table. Thanks for sharing your treasures.
Hi, Pat! This was a great video, Really enjoyed it a lot. The pitchers you're mother gave you are so beautiful. I collect a lot glass myself, and thanks to you, I now am going to pick up my first piece of herend! You struck gold with paying 50 cents for your beautiful dish!!! Yes, collecting so much fun. I have about three more years before I retire, and I'm planning on making my glass collecting wine of my main hobbies! Take care and keep bringing us your fantastic videos. p.s. I'm one of your new subscribers so I'm catching up!
My parents are Hungarian and between me and my mother we have many many Herend pieces! That is the Rothschild pattern with the birds. That is a real treat!! I will send you some pics of mine. Herend is a city in Hungary. The manufacturer is a beautiful place. I speak read and write Hungarian. If you find more Herend pieces and have amy questions just ask Granny Pat!! My favorite is the Bouquet de Tulipe! Love you Granny Pat!
I can’t afford Herend! We have a shop that carries the pattern. They are beautiful dishes. I saw the tureen on Beautiful Table Settings, very expensive. Keep your Herend protected.
Love these pitchers Pat! Your mother's lemonade pitcher is my favorite! The one with the crack I'm pretty sure is the Anchor Hocking Manhattan Glass pattern. I have 2 martini compotes in that design - 1 pink and 1 clear like your pitcher. Anchor Hocking released the Manhattan pattern in 1938 and produced it until 1943. Thank you for sharing!
Wish you had three white pitcher's that are like the last ones you showed. All much smaller and mom just used as decorations on kitchen counter. I was fascinated with your Hugh collection, knowledge and love.
Love your beautiful pitchers! Always enjoy the stories you have for many of your items. Thank you for sharing. Basket weave bowl is absolutely beautiful!
The blue flower bavarian pitcher from Germany was sold in Kroger stores in the 70s. My mother gave me my grandmothers set after she passed away. i remember as a young girl going to Krogers with my grandmother and she would buy pieces each week to add to her set. They had several different patterns you could choose from. The blue flower pattern was really the prettiest of all the patterns. i have the beautiful small pitcher you showed. 💗
Ohhh I've been bitten by the thrift shop bug,I've got a few sets of china and a few lil "beauties",I sure love learning about and seeing all your collections!!❤❤❤
Hi Granny Pat! I’m a life long thrifter which eventfully lead me to sell vintage china and collectibles on eBay. And in the mean time, I have a great collection for myself. :) But I had to switch to selling buying and selling vintage jewelry instead, because it was easier to ship. As for the vintage glass, I’m sure you know, when the EAPG glass is also wheel cut, its quite gorgeous! Some people confuse etched glass with true wheel cut glass, but that’s ok. Those of us who want to known the difference can enjoy it because all of the vintage glass is beautiful glass anyway, right? I have several sets of beautiful china but its all in boxes now because I’ve got no room where I live to set it out. I’m hoping for a little bit of space in the next place I live so I can enjoy my Vintage Pyrex and my Johnson Bros hand painted set, my Steubenville china, my lovely EAPG pitchers and glasses and many more pieces I really treasure. The pieces you show are lovely. The Bavarian pitcher with the open work is stunning. The smaller pitcher that you show, I wanted to say what it was before you said it and I thought it looked very much like Homer Laughlin eggshell series. But when I ever saw that it was from your mother, and you found another one like it, how exciting is that? And the flow blue! Yummy And that woven bowl with the birds inside! Like you said, “Its a beauty”. I just LOVE your eye glasses. They are gorgeous. Just like you. OK. I’ve yapped long enough. Thank you so much for sharing.
A beautiful collection! Where do you store all of this stuff?! 😄 It's a shame about the crack in one of your pitchers. I know how that feels! Terrible. Thank you, Pat, for a wonderful video!
Great video....I really, really love the 1921 milk pitcher you got from your mother. Remember about 2 weeks ago your video telling the difference of Fostoria glass, I commented that I was going to an antique store the next day? I believe it was that video that you said to start a collection (anyway that is what I thought you said). So.....I took your advice, and now I am collecting Carnival Glass! I think I have a pretty good start, I decorated a dining table with it for harvest. Love your videos, you have such a soothing voice.
Collecting doesn’t have to be expensive. The joy is in the hunt and then the find. I love walking into a home with a few (or a lot) of pretty antiques or collectibles. Good luck with your carnival glass.
Your batter pitchers remind me of Belleek porcelain. My daughter and I have a few pieces of it. We started collecting because it is made in Ireland and it looks so elegant. I have quite a few pieces of cobalt blue. I love the color! One of the pieces is a pretty large pitcher. I also have a couple of white teapots with blue flowers. I wish I knew more about them.
Reta, thank you for watching my videos. My daughter, Jan, knows how to search an item for information about it. Send me a picture of the items on PM and I will have her try to find them.
I have a friend that lives in Lexington that I visit from time to time. We love to hit the thrift stores in Lexington . I love to purchase small items that might look vintage. I always wander about these items and where they come from and as they say if walls could talk. I wander what all that piece seen and heard if it could talk.
Hi Granny Pat, Always a joy to see you. I liked everyone of the pitchers, no fave. I have collected some vintage cobalt blue glass dishes. Do you collect oil lamps...I see some on the back drop on the china cabinet? I have several that were thrifted. Enjoy your day.
If the pitcher is in good shape, you’ve got a real bargain. Maybe you can find mixing bowls in same colors. Be a nice display and the bowls are wonderful to use.
Pat e careful with your batteries. It has been discovered that unless your batteries are stored standing upright in a battery case that can spark one another and cause a fire. If you put scotch tape on both ends until you need them you can safely store them like you are doing here 😊.
Granny Pat enjoyed you sharing your beautiful collection with us. I have a few pieces that I treasure . Was given to me from my Mom and Nannie . Love them so much. Love all your pitchers ❤
Hello Granny Pat love you I love all the information about all your treasures because I love and taking going to the Goodwill I love antiques so you don't bore me I love it
Granny Pat - I think you need a few more pitchers! 😂 quite a collection you have. Your mother’s lemonade pitcher is really something and kept so well.
That little bird bowl was quite a find and it’s very cute. I think thrifting is so much fun. It’s like a treasure hunt. You never know what you might find. One of my favorite hobbies.
I think this is my third time watching this video. Yhat basket weave dish is adorable. I have a passion for porcelain. Thanks Pat for another enjoyable show and tell.
Very enjoyable.wonderful time.great memories.thank you VERY MUCH!🥰
Loved these beautiful pitchers. You have such nice pieces of furniture to display your treasures. I love the pitchers from your mother. I also love those ironstone batter pitchers. You have beautiful hands like my mother. She went to be with her Lord & Savior in 2007. She was 88. Miss her so much. ❤
My mother had very pretty hands. I used to look at them and think how much she had done with those hands. She loved when we polished her nails.
Greetings from Minnesota. You’re too sweet. My grandma Margaret is gone and I would do anything to sit and have these conversations with her again. Keep making these wonderful videos. ❤
Beautiful collection of pitchers & creamers. I love the 1st creamer that you showed. Thank you & God bless.
I just found your channel Granny Pat, I feel like I'm talking with my own granny! Love you and your collections 💕
Thanks for sharing. My father was born and raised on a dairy farm in Mount Sterling, Kentucky. My mother was from Somerset, Kentucky. Thanks for sharing these treasures.
Priceless pitcher your mamma ordered from Sears and R.,101yrs,oh my ,love your stories.
All so beautiful and you are an educator as well in sharing all of your beautiful finds.
As my grandmother likely would have said, “I’ll outrun you for several of those beautiful pitchers…!!!”
I am amazed that you still have your mother’s pitcher and there are no cracks in the glaze or chips. Thank you for sharing them with us, I love to hear your experiences growing up, your mom sounded like a sterling character, you must miss her at times.
The thing that bothers me most today is that I can’t go home again. Decoration Day no longer exists.
I have a love for pitchers also Pat. Yours are beautiful. I loved looking at yours, and the meaning and history behind them....!!! 😊❤
Oh Granny Pat I just loved learning about your pitchers! The ironstone batter pitcher set, the floblue, and the stairstep white pitcher set are just BEAUTIFUL. Thank you for sharing your beautiful collection. I really enjoyed this a bunch!
God bless. ❤🥰
The white three piece pieces are absolutely stunning.
All the pitcher's are beautiful. The Herrind bowl w birds 🐦 is Tiffany bowl is so georgous. 50 cents wow. ❤
The red pitcher's are pretty .I collect Ed glass antiques but lost all in a fire. That tomato 🍅 red is pretty too ❤
You great and beautiful collection I lovet thanks for sharing.
How interesting, and what a nice collection of pitchers in all sizes and shapes..😊❤
I just had a chance to watch your new video. I knew it had posted but didn’t get to watch it until now. Thank you for sharing. I always learn something new. I had never heard of batter pitchers before. They are beautiful as well as the others that you show us.
Ohhhh I have the green crock milk pitcher with cows a sister in lawn gave it to me in 1970’s I love it . I sold few however kept this
Also Flo blue was my first love of collecting dishes. I never could afford flo blue till years later when prices went way down
I enjoyed this video
What a LOVELY collection, Pat. I have your Bavarian China Blue Garland creamer in the Moss Rose pattern. I purchased the entire set (one piece at a time) in the late 60's - early 70's. They're pristine. I absolutely LOVE your little basket weave bowl. I googled it and found one just like it (sold) for $175 - was $225! My grandma (1898-1971) had a little orange juice pitcher with 4 small matching glasses. I wish I had it now. I spent a lot of time at Grandma''s kitchen table. Thanks for sharing your treasures.
I had the juice pitcher set when I married in 1954. Always loved those sets’
Hi, Pat! This was a great video, Really enjoyed it a lot. The pitchers you're mother gave you are so beautiful. I collect a lot glass myself, and thanks to you, I now am going to pick up my first piece of herend! You struck gold with paying 50 cents for your beautiful dish!!! Yes, collecting so much fun. I have about three more years before I retire, and I'm planning on making my glass collecting wine of my main hobbies! Take care and keep bringing us your fantastic videos. p.s. I'm one of your new subscribers so I'm catching up!
My parents are Hungarian and between me and my mother we have many many Herend pieces! That is the Rothschild pattern with the birds. That is a real treat!! I will send you some pics of mine. Herend is a city in Hungary. The manufacturer is a beautiful place. I speak read and write Hungarian. If you find more Herend pieces and have amy questions just ask Granny Pat!! My favorite is the Bouquet de Tulipe! Love you Granny Pat!
I can’t afford Herend! We have a shop that carries the pattern. They are beautiful dishes. I saw the tureen on Beautiful Table Settings, very expensive. Keep your Herend protected.
Wow! You da bomb! I LOVE the blue paisley sky! Your van is the most elegant, eclectic, and energetic one I’ve ever seen!
I’m sorry Pat, this was for another channel and it won’t let me delete it! LOL!
Love these pitchers Pat! Your mother's lemonade pitcher is my favorite! The one with the crack I'm pretty sure is the Anchor Hocking Manhattan Glass pattern. I have 2 martini compotes in that design - 1 pink and 1 clear like your pitcher. Anchor Hocking released the Manhattan pattern in 1938 and produced it until 1943. Thank you for sharing!
That 1921 pitcher is a thing of beauty. What a treasure.
Wish you had three white pitcher's that are like the last ones you showed. All much smaller and mom just used as decorations on kitchen counter. I was fascinated with your Hugh collection, knowledge and love.
These collections don’t happen overnight. That’s why they become your treasures.
What a lovely collection. I don’t think I can pick a favorite, there were too many beautiful ones. ❤
Everything is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
I thought you didn’t collect pitchers! Ha ha! You have a wonderful collection! I love learning from you!
Wow all these pitchers are beautiful!! Can’t believe you have so many vintage pitchers. I can imagine the good quality.
I’m so sorry about your pitcher that got a crack in it. 😢
Yes, you can still look at it and find that joy! Good girl!
Makes me wanna run put a get me some water pitchers!!!
Love your beautiful pitchers! Always enjoy the stories you have for many of your items. Thank you for sharing. Basket weave bowl is absolutely beautiful!
The blue flower bavarian pitcher from Germany was sold in Kroger stores in the 70s. My mother gave me my grandmothers set after she passed away. i remember as a young girl going to Krogers with my grandmother and she would buy pieces each week to add to her set. They had several different patterns you could choose from. The blue flower pattern was really the prettiest of all the patterns. i have the beautiful small pitcher you showed. 💗
I enjoy your videos!
That surprises me! I never knew Kroger to offer the flow blue pieces. In the 70s I traded at the A & P. That could be why I never saw them.
Ohhh I've been bitten by the thrift shop bug,I've got a few sets of china and a few lil "beauties",I sure love learning about and seeing all your collections!!❤❤❤
Yes ma'am all those creamers are very beautiful
The blue garland is my favorite set! Lovely pitchers
Blue Garland sets a lovely table.
Wow the little pitcher is so pretty
Aw that herind dish is gorgeous I would love to own that pat xx
Another great video about things I never knew. Thanks Pat!
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Granny Pat!
I’m a life long thrifter which eventfully lead me to sell vintage china and collectibles on eBay. And in the mean time, I have a great collection for myself. :)
But I had to switch to selling buying and selling vintage jewelry instead, because it was easier to ship.
As for the vintage glass, I’m sure you know, when the EAPG glass is also wheel cut, its quite gorgeous!
Some people confuse etched glass with true wheel cut glass, but that’s ok. Those of us who want to known the difference can enjoy it because all of the vintage glass is beautiful glass anyway, right?
I have several sets of beautiful china but its all in boxes now because I’ve got no room where I live to set it out. I’m hoping for a little bit of space in the next place I live so I can enjoy my Vintage Pyrex and my Johnson Bros hand painted set, my Steubenville china, my lovely EAPG pitchers and glasses and many more pieces I really treasure.
The pieces you show are lovely. The Bavarian pitcher with the open work is stunning.
The smaller pitcher that you show, I wanted to say what it was before you said it and I thought it looked very much like Homer Laughlin eggshell series. But when I ever saw that it was from your mother, and you found another one like it, how exciting is that?
And the flow blue! Yummy
And that woven bowl with the birds inside! Like you said, “Its a beauty”.
I just LOVE your eye glasses. They are gorgeous. Just like you.
OK. I’ve yapped long enough.
Thank you so much for sharing.
I love your pitchers!
A beautiful collection! Where do you store all of this stuff?! 😄 It's a shame about the crack in one of your pitchers. I know how that feels! Terrible. Thank you, Pat, for a wonderful video!
My sister keeps saying, “Where do you put all the stuff?”
Very nice ,I like them all
Yellow ware milk pitcher is so nice ❤
Great video....I really, really love the 1921 milk pitcher you got from your mother. Remember about 2 weeks ago your video telling the difference of Fostoria
glass, I commented that I was going to an antique store the next day? I believe it was that video that you said to start a collection (anyway that is what I thought you said). So.....I took your advice, and now I am collecting Carnival Glass! I think I have a pretty good start, I decorated a dining table with it for harvest. Love your videos, you have such a soothing voice.
Collecting doesn’t have to be expensive. The joy is in the hunt and then the find. I love walking into a home with a few (or a lot) of pretty antiques or collectibles. Good luck with your carnival glass.
Enjoyed so very much ❤
Your batter pitchers remind me of Belleek porcelain. My daughter and I have a few pieces of it. We started collecting because it is made in Ireland and it looks so elegant. I have quite a few pieces of cobalt blue. I love the color! One of the pieces is a pretty large pitcher. I also have a couple of white teapots with blue flowers. I wish I knew more about them.
Reta, thank you for watching my videos. My daughter, Jan, knows how to search an item for information about it. Send me a picture of the items on PM and I will have her try to find them.
Everything is in storage, waiting for my new home to be available. Thank you I will remember when I get moved!
Very beautiful💙
I have a friend that lives in Lexington that I visit from time to time. We love to hit the thrift stores in Lexington . I love to purchase small items that might look vintage. I always wander about these items and where they come from and as they say if walls could talk. I wander what all that piece seen and heard if it could talk.
Hi Granny Pat, Always a joy to see you. I liked everyone of the pitchers, no fave. I have collected some vintage cobalt blue glass
dishes. Do you collect oil lamps...I see some on the back drop on the china cabinet? I have several that were thrifted.
Enjoy your day.
Would love to see your lamps. They are something I have always wanted to collect.
Plus the larger ones I use as a vase for flowers
I found your mother’s milk pitcher on ebay. They had some selling for $120 and then one for $39.99. I will be ordering the $39 one
If the pitcher is in good shape, you’ve got a real bargain. Maybe you can find mixing bowls in same colors. Be a nice display and the bowls are wonderful to use.
i looked up the Kroger supermarket china and it’s Johann Haviland Bavarian china made in Germany. it’s called Blue Garland.
Pat e careful with your batteries. It has been discovered that unless your batteries are stored standing upright in a battery case that can spark one another and cause a fire. If you put scotch tape on both ends until you need them you can safely store them like you are doing here 😊.
Beautiful pitchers ❤
Thank you for sharing
Where do you get your eye glasses? I just love them.
Amazon
By the way, turquoise is most definitely your color!
Is your McCoy water pitcher marked McCoy under bottom
Love your videos. Do you collect any Fenton glass?
No Fenton!
Do you know your Mother’s recipient for her lemonade?
No recipe needed. Water, sugar, and lots of lemons.