Rainy Day Vintage Shopping Spree at Big Antique Flea Market!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Yesterday was a great day selling outdoors at the huge Mount Dora, Florida antique show, but today's a washout! So we're leaving our booth tarped and tented, and running off to see what the antique and vintage dealers under the pavilions have to offer instead.
These are the permanent dealers who come to sell here monthly, and what an amazing group of antique and vintage things there are! We shop and learn a lot in this one...differences between Aldo Londi and Alvino Bagni ceramics for Raymor and Bitossi, why we think a lamp might be by Charles Catteau, what colors of American turquoise are hard to find now...these are knowledgable resellers with a lot to show! We even make a link between a pair of California pottery makers who seem to have a certain piece in common.
The buying is good too, and we comb cases of vintage costume and semi-precious jewelry (some as low as $3/each!) for bargains. MCM enamelware, a 1930s parrot flower frog, cast iron cigar cutters and stoners...there's a great bunch of things we can take back to our booth once the weather cooperates again! Meanwhile, if that dealer who got the Fenton swung vase out in the rain will just decide their price...
Our rainy day excursion is so all-encompassing, we can't fit it all into one video, so enjoy this portion and then stay tuned to this channel to see more of this fun shopping break in the near future!
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George it amazes me how you can remember all the history of things you know.
It just sticks with me!
Right? I even told my mom about him awhile back like, there’s this guy who knows not only WHO made it, but the pattern names!
I was excited 😅
And showed her around the house about some of our things like this Japanese figurine, and told her this is made of iron, but it should have another figure with it. They usually came in a pair, but sometimes they come in threes. (For example) 😂😅 Like I said, I was excited because my research isn’t anywhere near as good.
George is the smartest person on the internet!!
@@TheAntiqueNomad only thing that sticks with me is weight
George,you have a great voice & unlimited knowledge!
I agree, he's very clear and I never get tired of listening to him.
I really enjoy all the information you provide for everything. I'm just a small collector but it does help me to understand what I have and what to watch for. Thank you, George
This is how we learn as collectors is by sharing information, everything I know I learned from somewhere else! Enjoy what you find and develop a taste for what you like, whether big or small
Fun video to Share with a friend ! George is almost to 60k !
So exciting! Thanks for all your help with that
Yep🎉my favorite videos
Was excited to see jewelry! I have inherited my mom’s costume jewelry huge fan of Trifari. I need someone to price it all LOL SO much to learn
Hi George, thank you for the fun spin around the rainy day show ! I hope you are doing well!
All good!
I've been to the Brimfield Antique Market once--many years ago. George, you need to go. I saw things there I've never seen anywhere. And there are bargains to be had. I hope to someday to go back.
Nice 👍 good shopping @ AT Nomad ‘ I travel to nowhere’ Shop till you drop ‘ 😅
Luv the old carnival glass esp the marigold and amethyst colors .I collect cats and have 2 pieces of the Fenton early kittens pattern- my favorite pieces in my large Fenton cat collection 😻
From the tone of your voice, it sounds like you were really enjoying yourself shopping in the rain George.
You were due for a little break I'm sure.
Lot's of unique items at the pavilion.
Mahalo for the tour. 😃😍
Mahalo to you too! I was due and had a lot of fun
I so enjoy all your video. I learn so much. Thank you for Sharing. Please Stay Safe Happy and Healthy Have A Wonderful Day
Every time I watch you George I learn stuff thank you you are such a gift to we the curious
I gulped when I saw all of the expensive pottery and glass sitting so close to the edge of the tables..
I did too! Especially with the strong gusts of wind that we get in Florida. Scary!
They're pretty experienced with what they can get away with in display, we've all had accidents and learned what we can and can't do
If only I had 10% of your vintage knowledge.
I always learn so much from your vast knowledge. Love learning!
Wow, amazing pieces! Everything! And your so full of information! Thankyou!
Thank you too!
Thank you for taking us to Mount Dora! ! I’ve only been there once…a few years ago! So many wonderful things! The carnelian jewelry was gorgeous! Also the Navajo rug!!! I found a C.Alan Johnson “String Game” print last year at a local thrift store! (Idaho) Maybe some day I’ll find the matching figure!
Wow, I never have had the prints, even living in Seattle I didn't see them much! Glad you had fun, if you're in Northern Idaho I'm doing appraisal fairs there the last weekend of April in CdA, Bonner's Ferry and Sandpoint
Me, me!! 🙋♀️, I like rusty and crusty
Good evening, George. There were some Art Deco cat bookends there that I liked. The micro mosaic pieces were nice. I liked that leather fire bucket. Those were some really nice jade pieces of jewelry. Nice rainy day shopping. Thanks for taking us along!
Hello! The cat bookends were worth mentioning, but somehow I didn't. A leather bucket is on my "bucket list"!
Were those gold Christmas tree earrings made by Avon? I had a pair, and they were my favorite holiday earrings, but I lost one. I would so buy them again.
I think that set was, yes
@TheAntiqueNomad , wish I could have seen them better. All the vintage Avon Christmas trees available on Ebay and other places are not the correct ones. Have never been able to find them. If you ever see them again, would you take a photo and send it to me. I will find the lone survivor and send you a picture. Thank you so much.
Wow George great day and I was SO thrilled to see the Buffalo China Deldare ware. I am dying to get some, good to know it isbout there.
Lots of great things to see. The giant glass pig was something my folks had in the family room. They always put their pennies in it. After they passed, the pig became a mascot of sorts to an event called PIGS - People In Glorious Socks. We are a group that all have antique (or reproduction) hand cranked sock knitting machines and meet every February in Ankeny, Iowa. I had to laugh about your “wimpy” black light - I have the same one. It has certainly come in handy.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You’re the best❤
Glad to share!
WOW that is some beautiful jewelry, love the Jade and Turquoise for sure. Also that Fenton hobnail vase. Great show. You have a wonderful day and safe travels
Thank u for sharing all the information about the dealers items ! Very interesting.
I like to show stuff other than mine, lots of great things show up at these shows!
I really like them !!
You must make time to go to Brimfield- recommend the Spring and end of Summer/Fall ones!!!
That's what everyone tells me, will do eventually!
Amazing glaze, how sweet the sound...
Great informative and interesting video .
Thanks Mr George. Always a pleasure following you on your shopping trips. Such an education I get!
Many dealers who have expensive pieces, in Brimfield, won't give you any information, they look you up and down, and figure you can't afford what their selling, little do they know, what you have in your pocket. it's to bad, they lose and I stay away from them, I live just a few towns from Brimfield , Ma. I watched them, from afar, I know, they sold furniture. Then some dealers, were sooo lovely, and knew how to be respectful to everyone😊
That's right. You Can't judge a customer by how they look. Many sales people make that mistake.
My grandmother absolutely loved Sarah Coventry jewelry
It’s just like being there. Thank you George. Your knowledge is wide and deep - I’ve learned so much. I love seeing the enameled pieces - my fav.
Tina
We're cook'in with Gas now! Love ya George !!!
Excellent video. Thanks George!
Thank you thank you! For showing us a million things that we know nothing about! Your a great educator and appreciated!
Wonderful array of beautiful antiques.
Rainy day shopping fun!! That blue swung vase was great and the vaseline necklace!
Such beautiful artwork in this world. Thanks for your informative sharing, George.
I'm drooling over the bitosssi clock 😊
George, shopping with you, as always, is a TREAT!😊
The rug near the end of the video was just stunningly beautifil. Great video, George!
Thanks George❤
Fisherman was playing Cat's Cradle, I think.
Looked like me trying to put a line on a pole lol
I am looking forward to another fun and informative video.
Thank you! Glad to provide when I can
There were a lot of beautiful and interesting items. I love the turquoise and amber jewellery. I have an Mdina Glass paperweight. ❣️☂️🌧
20:01 I think the image on this buckle is of Rembrandts painting De Nachtwacht (Nightwatch).
Really like the lady wall pocket some really amazing jewelry
Me too!!
Couldn't make the live, enjoyed the replay!😃❤
Glad to see you!
JFK was highly revered by the Navajo. Many of their homes had portraits of JFK and RFK on the walls. The jewelry that incorporates Kennedy half dollars was created at least in part as a tribute to him.
Great shop a long George
Sorry you had bad weather again. Hoping to see you next year
Hi there! It turned out okay but I missed seeing you and other people who understandably stayed dry at home lol
😳$155 for the candle sticks!!! Wow! I have a set of the clear with gold flakes that I thought were worth about $15!
Well, I can't swear they'll get that, but even the clear are a lot more spendy these days
The dresser set was, I think, "Alice blue" - which dates it as well as anything else. 15:50 In addition to the amber, did I see larimar? The latter is a blue and white stone only found in the Dominican Republic. They have amber too, often with a blue cast. I have some bits of both.
I love the glass lamp! Beautiful.
So many interesting finds. Lots of great information George 👍 ❤❤❤😊
Thanks so much!
I’m from Worcester MA would love to have that. Bucket
Thoroughly enjoyable
Wow, thanks George.
I love that pink gumball machine
Me too!
Wow! What an intro!
And so it was...
Awesome! Ty, George!❤❤❤
Oh that Catteau lamp!! Can't help it - I love a great lamp
Me too!!
Love the dresser set, yummy
I have that nickel slot machine and it's in a lot better condition
Alvino Bagni's surname - the gn is pronounced like the gn in lasagna😊
Love love the kokeshi must find
Love the slot machines!
Hi George good video take care be careful❤
Thanks! I'll try to stay dry
Thank you!
You too~!
Great video George! Loved the Danish tile table! Thanks for sharing!
Me too! I think they're starting to come back
Hi George! If none of the regular Brimfield dates work, check out Brimfield North... it's in Deerfield, NH in late May and mid-October. Smaller than the regular Brim but excellent none the less and growing every year.
The belt buckle must be a souviner piece. It is Rembrandt's "The Night Watch".
Wild George another great video I love the jewelry and I love the Indian blankets. They were fabulous be safe. Can't wait to the next one.
Video that is.😊😊😊
Hello George! I am a new subscriber to your channel! I love your vast knowledge and hope to learn many things from you. I recently inherited a three generation estate of all sorts of antiques, jewelry, china, glassware etc. and I have no clue where to begin! A few pieces I am holding on to for sentimental reasons but the majority of the estate items I am looking to sell. I have pink depression glass, Rosenthal and Meissein china sets and crystal pieces that I have no clue as to how to find maker's markings....so I am going to be binge watching your videos in the hopes I gain some direction! Thanks again for your wonderfully informative videos!
Crissie, Western PA
Thank you for taking us along & sharing all of your knowledge!! I’m sorry about the rain for you but it was wonderful for your viewers!❤
I have a friend that gave me some stuff for my yardsale I keep having one when weather permits and I've got lots of jewelry mostly costume:earrings, necklaces, pins, rings 💍 and I have other items:vases, plates, punch bowls, platters, a cookie jar, this and that I've got a homemade sign that I made and no one wants to show up and I'm from NC
Re: the enamel painted flower pins....I still have the large yellow flower pin with the orange center. It came in a box of laundry detergent that my mother bought in the 1960s. She had to go out and buy another box of detergent so that my little sister could have a pin, too. Hers was pink with a lavender center.
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So much great jewelry! I wish I had more knowledge about it in my reseller toolkit!
I want to quietly walk along behind George so I can touch and learn. He’s a walking historian.
Some really fine pieces there, the carved turquoise statues are gorgeous.🖤🇨🇦
I was hoping you would talk about the amazing woman sculpture that was behind the cool Italian latticino clear glass., she is so cool.
That blue dresser set was wonderful, lots of pieces. So enjoy your shop George!
BY GEORGE morning.. am up...... thumbs up ....... in yellow submarine ready to go ,,, luv all
Huh? Lol
@@LindaKayHolevas Hi there!
@LindaKayHolevas I take my stingray or yellow submarine thru countdown such imagination I have
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Linda let me know nextime I will stop n pick you up ride of your life
You are a walking encyclopedia.. and just so kind. :)
I really like these videos where you talk about the items, I am learning so much.
I was watching one of your videos from years ago and you mentioned a friend named penny i think and said you hadnt seen her since a series of tornados and was worried about her. did you ever get an update as to where she was ?
Your videos are such a breath of fresh air George. Thanks for sharing this one with us.
New to channel really enjoyed all the information😊
George rocks. Always a good time. 🎉
oops your friend got picked up in the reflection 🤣
I love the moss rose coasters do you still have them
Plastic Fantastic! I love it 😂!
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I really enjoyed this video, it's cold here, perfect flea mart watching. 🌥
Brimfield Ohio?? Omg it's a stones throw away from me ....
Wow a lot of cool items