Thank you for Sharing your shopping experience. YOU Joshlyn and Sandi found some amazing finds. Please Stay Safe Happy and Healthy Have A Wonderful Day
Your jokes always crack me up! Sometimes they're so subtle they almost pass my by, but usually I catch up about a minute later and start laughing. My kind of humor!! Thanks.
9:43 gorgeous color, love candy orange glass! love those two little vases!! 10:33 the last resemble Steuben. 😍 15:57 love the gargoyle shelf! 24:13 WOW
Hi George, the mermaid candlesticks were beautiful and different. The bakelite pen holder was nice, too. I think this shop is the best I've seen, as far as nice finds at very nice prices....in ages. I might have nightmares being asdigned to dust inventory! 😉
A true digging shop, love it!!! I could have some fun in there looking at all the Fenton of which they have quite a bit of. Thanks for sharing and you have a great day
George, what an amazing place. Id have to spend an entire weekend there. I love the 2 pc inkwell set you bought. There were so many other treasures there that I would want to buy but can't. No more room or money....
Good evening, George. There were several things outside that interested me. I'd like to browse a place like that. I liked that _Moss Rose_ syrup pitcher. Ink wells have always interested me. I remember when they were highly sought after and collected. Loved the lady statue! There were a lot of kerosene lamps there that caught my eye. The cranberry Victorian one was fantastic. So nice to see one that hasn't been monkied with and converted to electric. I have one of the _Delaware_ sets. That kitchen cupboard was nice and priced extremely reasonably. There were a couple pond boats that caught my eye. I wish I had space for a collection of those. That was a phenomenal place, with tons of interesting items! Thanks for taking us along!
I'm glad I got the Moss Rose, I like old syrups and that pattern for some reason as well. Ink wells get my attention too, I also was pleased to find one I could afford. Wasn't that cranberry lamp amazing? I haven't seen one with that depth of color in ages. Delaware catches my eye because I have relatives there, I think the flower is some form of phlox that grows there. I should've found a way to fit that cupboard in somewhere for $75! Of course, right after I left it, I sold a piece in a mall and then needed something like it to fill the space...oh well. I always liked pond boats but they are space hogs, had one as a kid but the keel was too deep for our shallow pond and we never had a place to display it. I really enjoyed this place because there were true antiques as well as vintage, glad you did too!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I like old syrup pitchers, too. If I hadn't started collecting the beverage sets, I would've likely collected them. That was a very good price on the ink well. I bet that cranberry lamp would be beautiful lit by a flame. Isn't that the way it always happens, like with the cupboard - find a great piece for a really good price, not get it, then find out you should've. That's happened to me more times than I'd care to think about. At $75.00, that was a really good price for the cupboard. I would've likely gone back after it. Yeah, the pond boats are space hogs, and so are my beverage sets. I have a few pond boats and would like more, but I've nowhere to put them. That was a super-cool place to shop and browse!
George - you were in my neck of the woods in Upstate New York! This is my favorite kind of picking - disheveled, dusty, and basically a hot mess but the treasures you find are fantastic!
6:32 stop it, George! So handsome! 😁🤗 7:46 I love that you quote that correctly. Some versions say “all evil,” which is a big difference from “all kinds of evil.” The first translation promoted a lot of chosen poverty in the mid century at least, which was problematic. 8:51 that set is so beautiful! Totally would have gotten it if I hadn’t just found my dream inkwell.
@@nemophilistnay I’m glad you got the subtlety of the difference in the actual quote from the widely misquoted version, I thought that was an important distinction
The "basic" horse carriage @ 1.56 is a trotters sulky and is where the driver sits, in trotting horse races. Trotting racing started in U.S.A. and is now in a number of countries. It started here in New Zealand in late 1890's.
@@lauriesquires5924 I didn’t realize it started in New Zealand! Thank you and I’m very lucky to have viewers from all over to help enlighten each other
When you mentioned the Iron Fireman item, my mind went retro! I lived across the street from Iron Fireman in Cleveland, OH when I was a child. It seemed odd to me that a huge manufacturing facility was smack dab in a residential neighborhood. Now I am curious, and will research, if the plant still exists with a different brand.
I had that exact miniature car case! I heard they were rare because they weren't Hot Wheels. I sold mine to a toy Dealer. I'm sure he low balled me. Love the Top Hat! It suits you!
They should be open 7 days a week . With all that beautiful merchandise, it would take me 7 days to go through it lol . Fascinating shop. Is Oneida NY, the place where the cutlery was made , and some dishes by that brand name ? George Burns was a loveable gentleman. I used to like listening to his old radio show with Gracie .
I always got a kick out of George Burns. He could really pull off the straight face an dry humor. My Grandfather was that way, an he never cracked a smile. One of those who could pay someone a complement, but when it sunk in it was a not quite. :~)
CASA DEL REGALO BORTOLI VENEZIA It is one of the most well-known labels for that shop. But this is also a nice shop, very assorted. That tobacco humidor was very nice, I think the tobacco collection still has a great following.
Hi l have been looking for the resell price for a 11 piece ceramic precious moments in the city of David ASavior is born mini Nativity set if you know would you mind kindly to let me know thank you love your content
Hi, Kim! Unfortunately, there are a lot of variations on that set, and it really would depend exactly which one you have. I would check eBay completed sales, they go regularly on their and there's a ton of recently sold listings, once you identify which is yours then you'll be able to tell readily
A while back I picked up a couple local interest 8x10 photos - something like $12 each. Got them home and after removing them from junk plastic frames I see the supposed 75 year old photos are a fresh print from a home printer. Neither tags had any note of being reproduction. And they came from a booth that was filled with legitmate antiques. Why on Earth people sell their soul (and credibility) like this is beyond me. It's actually really just sad.
@@randolm7698 that’s frustrating but I’m betting the booth owner bought them on the secondary market and never opened them to check. You might see if the mall will take them back if they were misrepresented
@@TheAntiqueNomad It's cool that your default is benefit of the doubt. That's actually mine too, cause the overwhelming majority of my antiquing experiences have been positive. In this instance though they knew - the frames were those cheap plastic ones with plastic 'glass'. It's nearly harder to keep the pic in than remove it. I didn't do it in the store cause they were locked up. The loss was so little that I didn't want to raise a fuss with the store itself. The next time I was in though I shared the story with one of the helpers (booth volunteers) - just to vent. ;) Que-sera-sera.
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What a treasure trove!!! So many cool things! What fun you must have had!! Thx for sharing George!!
I did, and I can’t wait to go back!
Thank you for Sharing your shopping experience. YOU Joshlyn and Sandi found some amazing finds. Please Stay Safe Happy and Healthy Have A Wonderful Day
Thanks so much, we’re glad you enjoyed it!
Your jokes always crack me up! Sometimes they're so subtle they almost pass my by, but usually I catch up about a minute later and start laughing. My kind of humor!! Thanks.
@@playdohsrepublic3562 I like dry humor I’m glad you appreciate it too
Your Mom and Aunt had the coolest stuff. I really enjoy when you mention them. Working wearing the Coca-Cola hat while in high school is a hoot!
I love sharing family stories, and since they got me into vintage, they come up often!
I really look forward to Mon and Weds George with you all. Not always able to attend, but TY for these reminders. Hope all well out with you
I'm always so glad to see you in the chat, your sense of humor and relaxed attitude help give us atmosphere!
@@TheAntiqueNomad a big smile back
9:43 gorgeous color, love candy orange glass! love those two little vases!! 10:33 the last resemble Steuben. 😍 15:57 love the gargoyle shelf! 24:13 WOW
@@nemophilistnay a lot of wow factor in this store!
I love shops like this. They have a lot of hidden treasures
Wow, that place had really nice stuff
I thought it was a bit of a diamond in the rough!
I've been here! ...and now I may head back again this weekend 😅
It's a great spot!
The Ronald Mc Donald statue looks mesmerized.
All that sugar will do that to you lol
Reminds me of a kids meal😂
What a great place to shop I loved the items thanks for sharing your adventures George 😊
Love looking at the unique pieces if glass artwork. I also really liked that kitchen cabinet!
Me too! I wish I'd gotten the cabinet in retrospect.
Thank you for sharing!! Sorry about all the comments; great variety there!
@@nemophilistnay no, don’t be, I’m glad you’re into it enough to respond!!
@@TheAntiqueNomad always! Just sometimes too busy packing orders to respond, or my devices won’t sync, or I have a 3-🐈⬛ blanket.
lol so glad to see you wear that hat!! 🎩
What a great store! Thanks for showing us around. 😊
Used to bounce on metal yellow duckling on big spring. Great memories of my grandfather walking me to the playground.
Cute! I think it was a horse in our park
I had a hanging multicolor spaghetti globe light as a girl, but have never been able to find one again. I loved that lamp.
They're so cool!
Hi George, the mermaid candlesticks were beautiful and different. The bakelite pen holder was nice, too. I think this shop is the best I've seen, as far as nice finds at very nice prices....in ages. I might have nightmares being asdigned to dust inventory! 😉
@@surpriseitsus9622 I agree it has a really good variety and large age range too
Thank you,!! Great video -as always!!! Take care!!
Thank you too!
A true digging shop, love it!!! I could have some fun in there looking at all the Fenton of which they have quite a bit of. Thanks for sharing and you have a great day
@@cecoya true, we usually feature Fenton now but there were so many great older pieces that distracted us!
Very interesting 🇨🇦🐕
George, what an amazing place.
Id have to spend an entire weekend there.
I love the 2 pc inkwell set you bought. There were so many other treasures there that I would want to buy but can't. No more room or money....
@@SisterShirley it’s free to look though so I’ll keep showing more!
Loved that place ❤
Good evening, George. There were several things outside that interested me. I'd like to browse a place like that. I liked that _Moss Rose_ syrup pitcher. Ink wells have always interested me. I remember when they were highly sought after and collected. Loved the lady statue! There were a lot of kerosene lamps there that caught my eye. The cranberry Victorian one was fantastic. So nice to see one that hasn't been monkied with and converted to electric. I have one of the _Delaware_ sets. That kitchen cupboard was nice and priced extremely reasonably. There were a couple pond boats that caught my eye. I wish I had space for a collection of those. That was a phenomenal place, with tons of interesting items! Thanks for taking us along!
I'm glad I got the Moss Rose, I like old syrups and that pattern for some reason as well. Ink wells get my attention too, I also was pleased to find one I could afford. Wasn't that cranberry lamp amazing? I haven't seen one with that depth of color in ages. Delaware catches my eye because I have relatives there, I think the flower is some form of phlox that grows there. I should've found a way to fit that cupboard in somewhere for $75! Of course, right after I left it, I sold a piece in a mall and then needed something like it to fill the space...oh well. I always liked pond boats but they are space hogs, had one as a kid but the keel was too deep for our shallow pond and we never had a place to display it. I really enjoyed this place because there were true antiques as well as vintage, glad you did too!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I like old syrup pitchers, too. If I hadn't started collecting the beverage sets, I would've likely collected them. That was a very good price on the ink well. I bet that cranberry lamp would be beautiful lit by a flame. Isn't that the way it always happens, like with the cupboard - find a great piece for a really good price, not get it, then find out you should've. That's happened to me more times than I'd care to think about. At $75.00, that was a really good price for the cupboard. I would've likely gone back after it. Yeah, the pond boats are space hogs, and so are my beverage sets. I have a few pond boats and would like more, but I've nowhere to put them. That was a super-cool place to shop and browse!
So many wonderful items❤❤❤ loved the pink lamp
Was so fun to watch being I grew up in Finger Lakes region in NY
@@queentatonka beautiful places there
Amazing treasure trove. I could spend one or two weekends there.
George - you were in my neck of the woods in Upstate New York! This is my favorite kind of picking - disheveled, dusty, and basically a hot mess but the treasures you find are fantastic!
I can’t wait to get back there! Upstate New York seems to be a treasure trove
That lamp! Spaghetti 60s type. Vaseline console set ❤️
That was a great shop 🎉
6:32 stop it, George! So handsome! 😁🤗 7:46 I love that you quote that correctly. Some versions say “all evil,” which is a big difference from “all kinds of evil.” The first translation promoted a lot of chosen poverty in the mid century at least, which was problematic. 8:51 that set is so beautiful! Totally would have gotten it if I hadn’t just found my dream inkwell.
@@nemophilistnay I’m glad you got the subtlety of the difference in the actual quote from the widely misquoted version, I thought that was an important distinction
@@nemophilistnay so happy you got the inkwell you wanted!
@@TheAntiqueNomad you’re so sweet!!! I hope you got the top hat, shoes, and glass cane. All set for a dress-up party!
Another wonderful shopping trip!
I found more cool stuff than I expected!
Love the moss rose...
I have long been drawn to it as well
The "basic" horse carriage @ 1.56 is a trotters sulky and is where the driver sits, in trotting horse races. Trotting racing started in U.S.A. and is now in a number of countries. It started here in New Zealand in late 1890's.
@@lauriesquires5924 I didn’t realize it started in New Zealand! Thank you and I’m very lucky to have viewers from all over to help enlighten each other
Very nice to see you on the East coast, George! My family is local to the area as well!
New York is a great place to shop for vintage and antiques!
I had one ancestor who lived in the Catskills but that’s as close as we came
Do a 2 part George there is lots to see love this place
I'll have to go back!
Didn't know this place was so close to me. Good video thank you
@@markandrews2942 worth a visit!
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When you mentioned the Iron Fireman item, my mind went retro! I lived across the street from Iron Fireman in Cleveland, OH when I was a child. It seemed odd to me that a huge manufacturing facility was smack dab in a residential neighborhood. Now I am curious, and will research, if the plant still exists with a different brand.
@@karenkay8928 let me know I’m curious as well
This sounds like a place I would really like to shop in! But, too far away. I'm happy you found some good buys there tho.
Hi there! There's a lot of good places, but this one was so much more than it seemed from the outside
I had that exact miniature car case! I heard they were rare because they weren't Hot Wheels. I sold mine to a toy Dealer. I'm sure he low balled me. Love the Top Hat! It suits you!
They’re cool and have value, but honestly the Hot Wheels ones are usually more valuable
@TheAntiqueNomad thank you George! I feel better knowing that!
They should be open 7 days a week . With all that beautiful merchandise, it would take me 7 days to go through it lol . Fascinating shop. Is Oneida NY, the place where the cutlery was made , and some dishes by that brand name ?
George Burns was a loveable gentleman. I used to like listening to his old radio show with Gracie .
That’s right, Oneida silversmiths were based there and eventually merged with nearby Buffalo China
The Czech vase with the black rim is called Tango. 1920’s.😊
@@samuelkissee3457 yes that’s right, I knew that once upon a time and had forgotten
I always got a kick out of George Burns. He could really pull off the straight face an dry humor. My Grandfather was that way, an he never cracked a smile. One of those who could pay someone a complement, but when it sunk in it was a not quite. :~)
lol I love that sense of humor
That Gruen clock print was awesome. But I am from Cincinnati and collect Cincinnati stuff
It was cool! My friend’s watch collector was thrilled to get it. I hadn’t realized Gruen had a Cincinnati connection
CASA DEL REGALO BORTOLI VENEZIA It is one of the most well-known labels for that shop. But this is also a nice shop, very assorted. That tobacco humidor was very nice, I think the tobacco collection still has a great following.
People do seem to like the tobaccoania!
That horse and clock is an awesome price. A friend of mine found one but not in that good condition.
It was so clean!
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Hi there George, the Delaware glass looked lovely, but u were moving a bit quickly. Saw it outbof the corner of my eye 😊
I’ll try to show it more slowly, it’s a pattern I notice because of my relatives there
what an awesome shop. might have to make the trek there. do you ever come near Rochester or Buffalo, NY?
I hope to get back there next year!
So much to see there. Bet you all had a blast ! My curiosity is peaked... What is the tiny cage for ??? ( frame 13:52 , to the top right of screen )
It likely housed an unhappy living being, taken from the serenity of his/her wildlife habitat.
I think it was to transport a trained carrier pigeon to an event or to where they needed their services
@@TheAntiqueNomad I was thinking maybe it was for the " Canary in the Coal Mine ". I always heard of.
@@Jane_Dow
Good-hearted miner's canaries were kept in cages, with oxygen tanks, so they could survive after warning the miners about carbon monoxide.
Pigeons ~ WW2 Heroes❣️
Great Lakes Pigeon Rescue
gives exceptional care. ❤️🩹
@@TheAntiqueNomad
super
yea nice shop and prices
✨❤️🧡💛💚💙💜✨
I wanna find an expected treasure trove by George
Ok see ya in twenty hours
Now now much longer Mr Higby
That miser piggy bank at 7:45 looks just like Elon Musk. What a coincidence.
@@headoverheels88 lol he does have a porcene nostril flare
By George now ?
Hi l have been looking for the resell price for a 11 piece ceramic precious moments in the city of David ASavior is born mini Nativity set if you know would you mind kindly to let me know thank you love your content
Hi, Kim! Unfortunately, there are a lot of variations on that set, and it really would depend exactly which one you have. I would check eBay completed sales, they go regularly on their and there's a ton of recently sold listings, once you identify which is yours then you'll be able to tell readily
@TheAntiqueNomad your the best thank you so much
A while back I picked up a couple local interest 8x10 photos - something like $12 each. Got them home and after removing them from junk plastic frames I see the supposed 75 year old photos are a fresh print from a home printer. Neither tags had any note of being reproduction. And they came from a booth that was filled with legitmate antiques. Why on Earth people sell their soul (and credibility) like this is beyond me. It's actually really just sad.
@@randolm7698 that’s frustrating but I’m betting the booth owner bought them on the secondary market and never opened them to check. You might see if the mall will take them back if they were misrepresented
@@TheAntiqueNomad It's cool that your default is benefit of the doubt. That's actually mine too, cause the overwhelming majority of my antiquing experiences have been positive. In this instance though they knew - the frames were those cheap plastic ones with plastic 'glass'. It's nearly harder to keep the pic in than remove it. I didn't do it in the store cause they were locked up. The loss was so little that I didn't want to raise a fuss with the store itself. The next time I was in though I shared the story with one of the helpers (booth volunteers) - just to vent. ;) Que-sera-sera.
Sir~ this audio is remarkably uncomfortable. I am a big fan of your work and thought you would want to know.
I am so sorry about the audio, we’re working with a new vocal processor and there were two sections where the audio doubled. I’m learning and will try to prevent such in the future