I want to make sure you know I will not play favorites on the thrift battle between you and Yvon. You are both amazing! I hold you both in the highest regard! I learn so much from you ladies, and what I learn is different depending on who I am watching, and I love that! I sure hope I didn't hurt your feelings Kat. If I did, I am so very sorry! There are four of you that I watch faithfully including you and Yvon. I adore all of you, value each of you, and I just couldn't choose a favorite! I can't thank you enough for all you do! Lisa
Thanks for your reply after watching these videos l am going to dig in my China cabinet and storage place have lot of stuff from grand parents and I’m a grandmother now never even thought about all this stuff packed away for years
A good tip for shipping multiple china pieces in the same box. Wrap each item with several layers of bubble wrap after stuffing any hollows with wadded up newspaper or styrofoam peanuts. Tape all of the wrapped items together in one big ball so nothing can knock against each other. Pick a box that gives about 2" of space on all sides between the big ball and the inside of the box. Use your styrofoam peanuts or wadded newspaper or whatever you use as padding to fill in the empty spaces while centering the big ball inside of the box. When you have enough packing materials in the box so the top of the box does not easily cave in when pressed, seal your box and it is ready to ship. I have never had breakage when shipping this way for either glass, china, or pottery and I have been selling online for over 25 years now.
During World War 2 US and England dropped 3900 tons of bombs on Dresden and destroyed 1600 acres of the city center. They wiped out the Dresden pottery business. That's why Dresden china is so rare and expensive.
War is so disgusting isn’t it. Interesting factoid! We women like to collect things and the powers that be want to destroy civilizations. Some powers want to drag the world into another WWIII. No Thank You! Who pays for bombs who pays for Bioweapons Who pays for tanks? We do.
@@carltonthepug Yes but about 400 people who painted the pottery were living in the area where over 20,000 civilians were killed. Most of the Dresden pottery was Meissen blanks and seconds that the artists decorated. Without those artists the company was not the same.
Yes, we would like you to do the $100 to $300 teapots thank you. We have some we've been trying to figure out what to sell them for. By the way we love your videos, and all the helpful information that you give us. Keep doing what you do.
I used to live in Williamsburg, VA. before I moved to Florida. The colonial homes had the most ornate and gorgeous teapots with matching sugar and creamers! Excellent videos!!!
I packed a whole Lenox china set and carried it on an airplane across the country without one chip. We also brought very delicate carved candles from Hawaii with no chips. The secret is in the bubble wrap. Wrap each piece first in small bubble wrap, then in the larger bubbles. Once each item is wrapped, cover the whole again with big bubble wrap as a whole, allowing no movement of the items. Then box it tightly.
When I was 12 years old my sister and i were playing In the alley of our house my uncle leon had just lost my aunt to a long time illness so we were hiding behind a tree a he was digging a huge hole about 5 feet long and very deep he had all of my aunts things tea pots China jewelry in boxes and he buried them in the back yard he never saw us, so till this day the tea pots and jewelry and all her belongings are in that back yard. The house was sold after he passed away and the new owners have no idea what's buried in their back yard. I live far away but one day I will go there and let them know, but I don't think the items will be in good condition after 48 years under ground seeing your video of the tea pots reminded me of the tea pots, My sister and I never told anyone and we all grew up and moved out and basically forgot about it.
I bought my mother-in-law the violet teapot. She died this past fall and we gave her great granddaughter the teapot. Just sent her your video so she can treasure it even more Thank you for your videos
again love these videos! i am sure the length + research makes them extra time consuming, so hopefully the fact that I (and i am sure others) watch these videos multiple times show how much they are valued! Helps it all sink in for me and I think a lot of us get that treasure hunt itch to see what we can find out there.
Thanks to you I just sold a Fransiscan China Silver Pine Pattern Tea Pot for 199.99 I bought for $5 at yard sale and listed high as there was absolutely no teapot like it anywhere, no history, but some of the other items like plates, cups etc in the same pattern were selling well and at high prices...so I listed it at 299.00 and took a best offer of 199.00 the same day! Very happy
Wow! Great video, thank you so much! Awesome work. I thought I was cool when I bought an FF fairy teapot for $1 and sold it for $75. You just blew me out of the water. And your son is adorable! Going to watch all of your research videos.
I never would've thought about checking buy it now or auction by seeing if a particular item sold mostly from buy it now or auctions. Thank you for that tip! I do notice what type of sale it is but never put 2 and 2 together! I definitely will pay attention to that info you gave! I enjoy all of your videos, but I'm especially partial to your research ones! I love all of your videos though! Everyone of them are so informative and you definitely inspire not only me, but thousands of other people all over the world! So I can't say thank you enough for you sharing your knowledge we me!!! Say hi to Dalton, he is such a cutie!
Hi kat 😊 I love binging you all dayb while I work. You are great company and any time Dalton or any of your pets pops in I get such a big smile on my face....😁😁😁 Thanks for everything you do! 💓
Thank you so much for doing these awesome educational videos. I absolutely love how you explain what brands, patterns and marks are valuable, and what sells for a lot of money. I'm learning a lot and probably passed up some pieces I should have gotten but now I know what to look for. I really appreciate how you're helping us become better resellers!
I just subscribed and liked! Absolutely loving the Tea Pots and Tea Cups Videos. So much more fun to watch your video….. even than doing my own research. I’ll keep coming back! I love China, Glass, Pottery, Silver and Silver-plate! I especially love Antique and Vintage! Love it that you’re showing high end so much fun to watch. Will definitely watch all your videos and would also watch the 100 to 300 dollars videos as well! Thanks for your hard work you’re very enjoyable to watch! Your son is adorable!
New to your channel and I’m enjoying the high dollar videos! I know a lot of time and effort goes into doing these and I appreciate. I love selling jewelry, cups/ saucers, and teapots! Thanks again!
Thank you so much. I really enjoyed each piece. I have collected teapots for many years and I'm sure I may have some that are worth a little. When you get up to about 300.00 I'm just stunned. But I know that I've seen some really beautiful teapots and passed them up. I even collect tea cups and saucers. I just love the beautiful flowers and fruit. They are my favorite. But I have some strange looking ones too but I just had to have them. I have purchased most of mine at garage sales and antique sales. I cannot pay much for anything but I'm really good at talking the price down at least some. I just saw your video yesterday on you tube and loved it and got back on her earlier and saw you again, this time I signed up and can't wait to see more videos. I live in Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Thank you so much for sharing, I really enjoyed it so much.
Great video. I have sold Flowers of the Month Royal Albert tea cups with matching saucer and bread and butter plate. To see the teapot of that series is super fun.
“Certain” Clarice Cliff pattern pieces have sold in Australia for huge amounts for at least 30 years that I can remember. Not all patterns are of much value. Excellent show. Thank you for the information. Much appreciated
I love lady Carlie it’s a beautiful set my favorite is tho the old country roses I have more of those pieces I do have a a full set of Anklow from Ireland the pattern is 18th century the inside of the cups are 22k gold and so is the handle and the coffee or tea pot the whole spout is 22k gold as well as the Handel and the whole nob on the top is 22k gold as well as the Handel of the lid for the covered vegetable dish and the sugar and creamer jug are also lined with 22kgold it’s a beautiful set my father purchased the whole set in Germany when he came home that’s what he brought Along home with him I love it
@@TheNurseFlipper your most welcome we only eat of of them at thanksgiving since there is probably lead I feel ounce a year won’t hurt lol I have a lot of blue and white chiner as well I can’t afford Spode the blue Italian I think a dinner plate was 400 $ there was a lady selling a full service of 12 and I’m thinking it was 200 pieces about 8 years ago for 9,500 ugh I wanted it lol 😂
I discovered your channel recently and I'm amazed....it's obvious that you love what you do. It's just so fascinating...your show and tell (research) videos highlight the most astonishing things. I feel like I just left a teapot museum.....thank you...Suzi
Oh my goodness you are so blessed with such a precious little man Dalton is so so precious. So happy you decided to be home with him so important to have his mom
Lots of stay at home moms, lose out on getting Social Security in later life, as well as minimized pensioners etc.. I stayed home for awhile, no Social Security now… retired.. because I stayed home..
Anything teapots, teacups and saucers would make me happy. I would however love for you to show us the ones that you can’t identify because we are all curious
You are so helpful with your videos! I’m a 30 year old male who knew next to nothing about glassware. Thanks to your videos I have already found some good pieces and now know what to look for.
Yes please do 100 to 300 ones but I have old Chinese pot close to 400. From what Ive found would love to see those also 1835 I believe was the year it was made.
Oh my goodness! Are you going to Clearwater, Florida? I used to live there. My momma and daddy owned an antique store there. I live in Louisiana now. I’ve been going to Clearwater every year for almost 55 years. I love it, but I must admit that I love the “old” Clearwater better than the one that exist now. By the way, I just found your channel and I’ve been binge watching ever since!!! I love someone that love vintage things and wants to sell them. I sold on eBay for twenty year. My husband died four years ago and I quit. You have inspired me to start again. I so excited! Thank You so much for being such an inspiration! God Bless!
Oh, what fun! I used to go with my parents and sister. I loved them and you kind find the best deals (boxes) if you wait until the end! I imagine you already knew that! 😊
Well, as usual, I am very grateful for your work and this information. I have a beautiful set of Royal Albert that was my Great Grandmother's! It sits very lovely and pretty up on a shelf. Many years ago, a lady offered me $500 for it and I declined. She said to please let her know if I changed my mind. Not yet *smile*. But, I do need to research and get acquainted with the current value. I'm not in a hurry to part with it. It's beautiful. I have a bunch of other teapots - they are fun to collect. THANKS! This is great!
Hi Kat , happy that you were able to show the very rare and whimsical tea pots worth crazy money. I knew they were out their. Imperial China would be too much to even go through. I love your little Dalton, he is also rare and a cutie.
I am hooked on this program this channel. I bought two things this week for $3.19 and the profit I would make if I sold it on Etsy would be about $50. The thing is I don’t know how to do it. Yes I need to find out. Both of the items were from our Goodwill store here in Leander Texas. Look forward to seeing hear you again on your channel.
Some of these teapots are just amazing sculptures! Thank you for the research. I am buying a Rose Medallion Famille set of china that includes the teaPot. In researching I found hundreds of different patterns called Rose Medallion, with and without people characters and many different maker's marks. Oriental is definitely difficult to research and price! Maybe this could be added to a video.
Rose Medallion and Rose Mandarin both feature Chinese characters on their pieces. Rose Medallion has alternating panels of people and florals with birds, usually around a center floral medallion. Rose Mandarin has Chinese characters, but not birds, only people, and usually has a decorative floral border. Rose Canton never has people- only florals, birds and insects. These are three subcategories of famille rose. Famille Rose refers more to the type of glaze and color pallet and it dates from the early 1700's. It was a favorite in the Imperial Court. It wasn't typically manufactured for export. The other three subcategories date anywhere from the early 1800s to the mid 20th century and were specifically made for export. There are specific ways to date the early pieces from the later ones, but I hope this helps a little or gives you a starting point. It can definitely be confusing! Good luck with your collection!❤️
The Rae Dunn prices blow me away. Her stuff isn't personally made by her but is mass-produced and sold by stores like TJMax and imho isn't even attractive. It's like any fashion trend, driven by groupthink and not necessarily based on sound judgment. I wouldn't pay ten bucks for most of her stuff for my personal use but of course I would pay that if I was going to resell it.
Thank you so much for your research. Love your videos.Would love to to see video on 100-300 teapots.Another thing I would love is doll house furniture.My grandmother used to make dollhouses from old wood tv cabinets. I don't have the cabinets anymore but have lit of dollhouse items.
I love your research videos!! One suggestion: don’t crop any part of the pieces in the images- such as any part of the knob, spout or handle, unless of course it’s a detail image. Some of us find it particularly satisfying to view the entire flow of each one. Keep up the excellent videos. Thanks!
I am going to watch the replay because I came in at the last 10 minutes, but gotta go shopping for food first. Great teapots. The cheap things I've collected for $5 won't stand a chance against these lovelies, but, we gotta start somewhere. lol. Seeya later.
Omg, saw the Herend strawberry teapot on ebay, was gorgeous. I award you the Nobel prize for diplomacy; some of the collectibles are so hideous, but you smiled thru the whole thing.
Hello Kat, again Peter combs can identify a teapot for you and teach you. It's just 12 dollars. I think well worth it. Most have to do with age and how original it is. Alot of fakes. He is very knowledgeable. Great video! Love it, thanks again.
I learned so much with your research videos. I just found out that I have a nice collection in my China cabinet for my daughter's inheritance. I bought them with her so cheap when I didn't have barely any money to buy for her b-days. Thanks again
Catherine Holm is very popular among mid century modern enthusiasts. Twenty years ago it was fairly common to find second hand Catherine Holms bowls and plates, etc but now it's quite hard to come across. The Norwegian factory closed in the early 1970s.
Thank you so much, just won an auction with sugar, creamers, and tea pots. Will separate thanks to your advise. Have some bone china tea cups and saucers that are unmarked and I am unable to find anywhere… just listed those on eBay as unmarked bone china to see if they go anywhere…. Thanks for all the advise love watching you and Dalton
Great video! Thanks! I’m more of a gambler and set my all my auctions at 4.99 because I know they will go for much higher (gotta know what your doing) A lot of my items I get for free so even if I don’t I still make money. And let me tell you, I noticed the Chintz teapot you shown and I almost fell out of my seat. Just yesterday I was at a church rummage sale and they had that on a table along with a sugar and creamer and the whole set was $10! It had the tags on them so they were brand new. Well I kept telling myself should I get it or should I leave it. I didn’t get it and now I’m beating myself over it. I am so upset with myself lol. Reselling is a continuous learning process. You learn over the years what makes profit and what doesn’t. Even after years of doing this full time I still make mistakes based in ignorance. Again, thanks for this educational video. You are great!
What an amazing video Kat. You have so much knowledge and you help so many people thank you so much this is so much information for so many people you’re wonderful
I just started watching you - and regret I hadn't started sooner! A lot of content in a clear concise manner. (Pronunciation does not count!) I was fascinated by the costume jewelry one also! I'm not a resellar as of yet - need to become one just to empty my house and carriage barn! Would love to see 300 dollars and less teapots! Ok on to another of your vids!
You have certainly opened my eyes! The last one was maybe a hint of what Heaven may have there for everyday use lol...but I think I will definitely start looking for these beautiful, absolutely gorgeous tea pots....I wish all of the HUNTERS' LUCK! Thank you!
Watch ALL of my research videos here ruclips.net/video/qKQurrWVZxE/видео.html
I want to make sure you know I will not play favorites on the thrift battle between you and Yvon. You are both amazing! I hold you both in the highest regard! I learn so much from you ladies, and what I learn is different depending on who I am watching, and I love that! I sure hope I didn't hurt your feelings Kat. If I did, I am so very sorry!
There are four of you that I watch faithfully including you and Yvon. I adore all of you, value each of you, and I just couldn't choose a favorite! I can't thank you enough for all you do!
Lisa
Thanks for your reply after watching these videos l am going to dig in my China cabinet and storage place have lot of stuff from grand parents and I’m a grandmother now never even thought about all this stuff packed away for years
Yes. Please do cheaper teapots. Thanks.
Your glasses are so cool
A good tip for shipping multiple china pieces in the same box. Wrap each item with several layers of bubble wrap after stuffing any hollows with wadded up newspaper or styrofoam peanuts. Tape all of the wrapped items together in one big ball so nothing can knock against each other. Pick a box that gives about 2" of space on all sides between the big ball and the inside of the box. Use your styrofoam peanuts or wadded newspaper or whatever you use as padding to fill in the empty spaces while centering the big ball inside of the box. When you have enough packing materials in the box so the top of the box does not easily cave in when pressed, seal your box and it is ready to ship. I have never had breakage when shipping this way for either glass, china, or pottery and I have been selling online for over 25 years now.
Thanks for the tip 👍🇿🇦
Sounds good! 👍🙂 (But do your postage costs include insurance: or do you offer that as an option?)
During World War 2 US and England dropped 3900 tons of bombs on Dresden and destroyed 1600 acres of the city center. They wiped out the Dresden pottery business. That's why Dresden china is so rare and expensive.
WOW good to know thank you
War is so disgusting isn’t it. Interesting factoid! We women like to collect things and the powers that be want to destroy civilizations. Some powers want to drag the world into another WWIII. No Thank You! Who pays for bombs who pays for Bioweapons Who pays for tanks? We do.
I did not know that
All they did was move to another location and started up shop there which still is in operation today
@@carltonthepug Yes but about 400 people who painted the pottery were living in the area where over 20,000 civilians were killed. Most of the Dresden pottery was Meissen blanks and seconds that the artists decorated. Without those artists the company was not the same.
Yes, we would like you to do the $100 to $300 teapots thank you. We have some we've been trying to figure out what to sell them for. By the way we love your videos, and all the helpful information that you give us. Keep doing what you do.
Will do!! You're so welcome
I agree with Kathy. Would love to see the $100-$300 range teapots. I just love teapots. Thank you so much for doing these videos!!!
@@beverlystebbins3893 coming Wednesday!
You are great, Love your videos.
I used to live in Williamsburg, VA. before I moved to Florida. The colonial homes had the most ornate and gorgeous teapots with matching sugar and creamers! Excellent videos!!!
Oh I bet it was beautiful!
I packed a whole Lenox china set and carried it on an airplane across the country without one chip. We also brought very delicate carved candles from Hawaii with no chips. The secret is in the bubble wrap. Wrap each piece first in small bubble wrap, then in the larger bubbles. Once each item is wrapped, cover the whole again with big bubble wrap as a whole, allowing no movement of the items. Then box it tightly.
When I was 12 years old my sister and i were playing In the alley of our house my uncle leon had just lost my aunt to a long time illness so we were hiding behind a tree a he was digging a huge hole about 5 feet long and very deep he had all of my aunts things tea pots China jewelry in boxes and he buried them in the back yard he never saw us, so till this day the tea pots and jewelry and all her belongings are in that back yard. The house was sold after he passed away and the new owners have no idea what's buried in their back yard. I live far away but one day I will go there and let them know, but I don't think the items will be in good condition after 48 years under ground seeing your video of the tea pots reminded me of the tea pots, My sister and I never told anyone and we all grew up and moved out and basically forgot about it.
Oh wow that's a crazy store imagine someone finding them!
Congratulations KAT on 30K. Love your show
Thanks so much, appreciate you watching
I bought my mother-in-law the violet teapot. She died this past fall and we gave her great granddaughter the teapot.
Just sent her your video so she can treasure it even more
Thank you for your videos
Awe very nice, thanks for sharing!
again love these videos! i am sure the length + research makes them extra time consuming, so hopefully the fact that I (and i am sure others) watch these videos multiple times show how much they are valued! Helps it all sink in for me and I think a lot of us get that treasure hunt itch to see what we can find out there.
Yes I greatly appreciate it and love making them!
Thanks to you I just sold a Fransiscan China Silver Pine Pattern Tea Pot for 199.99 I bought for $5 at yard sale and listed high as there was absolutely no teapot like it anywhere, no history, but some of the other items like plates, cups etc in the same pattern were selling well and at high prices...so I listed it at 299.00 and took a best offer of 199.00 the same day! Very happy
that's awesome! Congrats
I noticed on that pumpkin teapot there is a significant looking chip on the base edge....and it still sold for $500! Thanks for this video
YES quite a few of these had defects!
Wow! Great video, thank you so much! Awesome work. I thought I was cool when I bought an FF fairy teapot for $1 and sold it for $75. You just blew me out of the water. And your son is adorable! Going to watch all of your research videos.
That is awesome! Great flip :D
I love your research videos. This one was awesome! Gorgeous stuff. 😍
Thanks so much!
I am really enjoying your research videos! I'd like a video on teapots $100 to $300. They may be more common to find. Great video!
Will do
I never would've thought about checking buy it now or auction by seeing if a particular item sold mostly from buy it now or auctions. Thank you for that tip! I do notice what type of sale it is but never put 2 and 2 together! I definitely will pay attention to that info you gave! I enjoy all of your videos, but I'm especially partial to your research ones! I love all of your videos though! Everyone of them are so informative and you definitely inspire not only me, but thousands of other people all over the world! So I can't say thank you enough for you sharing your knowledge we me!!! Say hi to Dalton, he is such a cutie!
You're so welcome
Hi kat 😊 I love binging you all dayb while I work. You are great company and any time Dalton or any of your pets pops in I get such a big smile on my face....😁😁😁 Thanks for everything you do! 💓
I appreciate you watching!
Thank you so much for doing these awesome educational videos. I absolutely love how you explain what brands, patterns and marks are valuable, and what sells for a lot of money. I'm learning a lot and probably passed up some pieces I should have gotten but now I know what to look for. I really appreciate how you're helping us become better resellers!
You are so welcome!
Kat , thank you so much for taking the time to do this for us. So glad the little guy is feeling better , he's adorable !
Thank you
Love your channel but as a Brit, nothing is more frustrating than seeing the teapot split from the sugar ad milk jug.
I just subscribed and liked! Absolutely loving the Tea Pots and Tea Cups Videos. So much more fun to watch your video….. even than doing my own research. I’ll keep coming back! I love China, Glass, Pottery, Silver and Silver-plate! I especially love Antique and Vintage! Love it that you’re showing high end so much fun to watch. Will definitely watch all your videos and would also watch the 100 to 300 dollars videos as well! Thanks for your hard work you’re very enjoyable to watch! Your son is adorable!
Thanks so much :-) Appreciate that
@@TheNurseFlipper I have a Christmas Alice n Wonderland tea pot n tray. Is it worth anything?
New to your channel and I’m enjoying the high dollar videos! I know a lot of time and effort goes into doing these and I appreciate. I love selling jewelry, cups/ saucers, and teapots! Thanks again!
You're so welcome, thanks so much for watching!
There are some really wild tea pots. Love them! Thanks 😊
Glad you like them!
Love the video! Your Child popping in made me smile. Adorable!
😊 thank you
I have a vintage tea pot , it’s the first drip maker , it has the metal bowl that you put the tea in
Thank you so much. I really enjoyed each piece. I have collected teapots for many years and I'm sure I may have some that are worth a little. When you get up to about 300.00 I'm just stunned. But I know that I've seen some really beautiful teapots and passed them up. I even collect tea cups and saucers. I just love the beautiful flowers and fruit. They are my favorite. But I have some strange looking ones too but I just had to have them. I have purchased most of mine at garage sales and antique sales. I cannot pay much for anything but I'm really good at talking the price down at least some. I just saw your video yesterday on you tube and loved it and got back on her earlier and saw you again, this time I signed up and can't wait to see more videos. I live in Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Thank you so much for sharing, I really enjoyed it so much.
Yes it is insane what people will pay. I like the different looking ones . I'm glad you found me!
Great video. I have sold Flowers of the Month Royal Albert tea cups with matching saucer and bread and butter plate. To see the teapot of that series is super fun.
Wonderful!
“Certain” Clarice Cliff pattern pieces have sold in Australia for huge amounts for at least 30 years that I can remember. Not all patterns are of much value. Excellent show. Thank you for the information. Much appreciated
Her work is outstanding! Thanks so much for watching
Clarice Cliff was fantastic! There is a movie coming out about her.
Yes she's amazing
I love lady Carlie it’s a beautiful set my favorite is tho the old country roses I have more of those pieces
I do have a a full set of Anklow from Ireland the pattern is 18th century the inside of the cups are 22k gold and so is the handle and the coffee or tea pot the whole spout is 22k gold as well as the Handel and the whole nob on the top is 22k gold as well as the Handel of the lid for the covered vegetable dish and the sugar and creamer jug are also lined with 22kgold it’s a beautiful set my father purchased the whole set in Germany when he came home that’s what he brought Along home with him I love it
Sounds lovely, thanks for the info
@@TheNurseFlipper your most welcome we only eat of of them at thanksgiving since there is probably lead I feel ounce a year won’t hurt lol I have a lot of blue and white chiner as well I can’t afford Spode the blue Italian I think a dinner plate was 400 $ there was a lady selling a full service of 12 and I’m thinking it was 200 pieces about 8 years ago for 9,500 ugh I wanted it lol 😂
I am just loving these videos, they are my favorite!!💞
Awesome! Thank you!
I’m so happy I found your channel !!
Me too! Welcome!
I discovered your channel recently and I'm amazed....it's obvious that you love what you do. It's just so fascinating...your show and tell (research) videos highlight the most astonishing things. I feel like I just left a teapot museum.....thank you...Suzi
Thank you so much I really appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure
Yes to lower selling teapots. Again, this was a great video Kat. Thank you for your time and expertise.
You are so welcome!
Yes, I would love to see teapots in the $100 range and up. I really love this series. Thank you so much doing them and sharing your knowledge with us.
Will do!!
Oh my goodness you are so blessed with such a precious little man Dalton is so so precious. So happy you decided to be home with him so important to have his mom
Yes great decision for sure!
Lots of stay at home moms, lose out on getting Social Security in later life, as well as minimized pensioners etc..
I stayed home for awhile, no Social Security now… retired.. because I stayed home..
Anything teapots, teacups and saucers would make me happy. I would however love for you to show us the ones that you can’t identify because we are all curious
You are so helpful with your videos! I’m a 30 year old male who knew next to nothing about glassware. Thanks to your videos I have already found some good pieces and now know what to look for.
I'm so glad!
If I saw a crow or raven teapot at an affordable price, it would go home with me.
Hi Dalton 🙂❤️ you are such a good boy for mommy.. Kat thank you so much for all of your work. I love watching these. Lots of great info.
Thank you so much!
High end kettles is another whole category.
Yes for sure
I would love to also see videos of teapots worth less than $300
Will do
Yes I would like to see a video with 300.00 and less teapots. Loved the video. Very informative. Thank you.
I have a few on Teapots now if you search!
Yes please do 100 to 300 ones but I have old Chinese pot close to 400. From what Ive found would love to see those also 1835 I believe was the year it was made.
Will do :D
Amazing video. I would love to see more teapot videos!
You got it!
That Alice Teapot is amazing!
yes for sure
loved this!! 30,000 wow Congrats before you know it, it will be 50,000!!
LOL yes climbing fast :D
Oh my goodness! Are you going to Clearwater, Florida? I used to live there. My momma and daddy owned an antique store there. I live in Louisiana now. I’ve been going to Clearwater every year for almost 55 years. I love it, but I must admit that I love the “old” Clearwater better than the one that exist now. By the way, I just found your channel and I’ve been binge watching ever since!!! I love someone that love vintage things and wants to sell them. I sold on eBay for twenty year. My husband died four years ago and I quit. You have inspired me to start again. I so excited! Thank You so much for being such an inspiration! God Bless!
I did go yes I like to watch auctions there quite a bit
Oh, what fun! I used to go with my parents and sister. I loved them and you kind find the best deals (boxes) if you wait until the end! I imagine you already knew that! 😊
Great thorough coverage, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
This was such a good video! Great job Kat!! Thank you for all the hard work you’re putting into these.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Well, as usual, I am very grateful for your work and this information. I have a beautiful set of Royal Albert that was my Great Grandmother's! It sits very lovely and pretty up on a shelf. Many years ago, a lady offered me $500 for it and I declined. She said to please let her know if I changed my mind. Not yet *smile*. But, I do need to research and get acquainted with the current value. I'm not in a hurry to part with it. It's beautiful. I have a bunch of other teapots - they are fun to collect. THANKS! This is great!
Yeah keep it!
Hi Kat , happy that you were able to show the very rare and whimsical tea pots worth crazy money. I knew they were out their. Imperial China would be too much to even go through.
I love your little Dalton, he is also rare and a cutie.
Thank you so much! Yes way too much!
I love these videos. I enjoy learning I stead of just looking at pretty things. Thanks for sharing your research
Glad you like them!
I am hooked on this program this channel. I bought two things this week for $3.19 and the profit I would make if I sold it on Etsy would be about $50. The thing is I don’t know how to do it. Yes I need to find out. Both of the items were from our Goodwill store here in Leander Texas. Look forward to seeing hear you again on your channel.
Thanks so much and welcome!
Yes, the Chinese Peranakan pot is a genius 19th century Chinese made specially for the South Sea market. Very high demand.
You are very inspiring, I have been wanting to sell some things i've been hoarding. Love thrifting for treasures...
Glad I found you!
I am too! Welcome! You can do it!
I sold a Mackenzie Childs teapot ornament last night for $175 sold in 20 minutes!
VERY NICE I hope mine sells that fast
I love me some Mackenzie Childs Courtly Check.
Some of these teapots are just amazing sculptures! Thank you for the research. I am buying a Rose Medallion Famille set of china that includes the teaPot. In researching I found hundreds of different patterns called Rose Medallion, with and without people characters and many different maker's marks. Oriental is definitely difficult to research and price! Maybe this could be added to a video.
Rose Medallion and Rose Mandarin both feature Chinese characters on their pieces. Rose Medallion has alternating panels of people and florals with birds, usually around a center floral medallion. Rose Mandarin has Chinese characters, but not birds, only people, and usually has a decorative floral border. Rose Canton never has people- only florals, birds and insects. These are three subcategories of famille rose. Famille Rose refers more to the type of glaze and color pallet and it dates from the early 1700's. It was a favorite in the Imperial Court. It wasn't typically manufactured for export. The other three subcategories date anywhere from the early 1800s to the mid 20th century and were specifically made for export. There are specific ways to date the early pieces from the later ones, but I hope this helps a little or gives you a starting point. It can definitely be confusing! Good luck with your collection!❤️
I don't know enough to teach this unfortunately so not something I will do
@@HAUNTED-DOLL Wow thanks for the info! So I guess mine is Rose Canton, birds, insects and flowers!
@@TheNurseFlipper But you could learn to teach us! But Haunted Doll did give a great introduction!
@@terrystexastreasures6809 I think that's years of videos unfortunately
The Rae Dunn prices blow me away. Her stuff isn't personally made by her but is mass-produced and sold by stores like TJMax and imho isn't even attractive. It's like any fashion trend, driven by groupthink and not necessarily based on sound judgment. I wouldn't pay ten bucks for most of her stuff for my personal use but of course I would pay that if I was going to resell it.
yeah it surprised me!
Thank you for doing all of this research and bringing it to us! These videos are very interesting!
You're welcome!
Great information. Thank you so much for all the time invested in the research. Much appreciated.
Any time!
Thank you so much for your research. Love your videos.Would love to to see video on 100-300 teapots.Another thing I would love is doll house furniture.My grandmother used to make dollhouses from old wood tv cabinets. I don't have the cabinets anymore but have lit of dollhouse items.
I have videos on both on my research play list!
Really great informative video. Thank you for your research on these amazing teapots.
Glad you like them!
I love your research videos!! One suggestion: don’t crop any part of the pieces in the images- such as any part of the knob, spout or handle, unless of course it’s a detail image. Some of us find it particularly satisfying to view the entire flow of each one. Keep up the excellent videos. Thanks!
I show the whole image so if cropped it was the seller doing it not me :-)
I am going to watch the replay because I came in at the last 10 minutes, but gotta go shopping for food first. Great teapots. The cheap things I've collected for $5 won't stand a chance against these lovelies, but, we gotta start somewhere. lol. Seeya later.
You're the best!
Amazing video!!! I would enjoy a video of the $100 - $300 teapots. When do you ever sleep, Kat , you do so much! 🙀 Very grateful though. ☺️
LOL I take lots of naps :D I sleep enough though I promise
Growing up had the large poppy hall bowl.always our popcorn bowl
That's awesome
You are delightful to listen too. Thanks 😊
Thank you too!
Love your videos! I keep coming back & learning more, thank you 🙏
You're so welcome thanks for watching!
Omg, saw the Herend strawberry teapot on ebay, was gorgeous. I award you the Nobel prize for diplomacy; some of the collectibles are so hideous, but you smiled thru the whole thing.
hahahahha
Great video, thank you so much for enlightening your viewers. Your son is so sweet.
You are so welcome!
Hi, Thanks so much for all you do😊
You're so welcome!
Enjoying your videos and helpful information. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Hello Kat, again Peter combs can identify a teapot for you and teach you. It's just 12 dollars. I think well worth it. Most have to do with age and how original it is. Alot of fakes. He is very knowledgeable. Great video! Love it, thanks again.
Thanks for the tip!
I learned so much with your research videos. I just found out that I have a nice collection in my China cabinet for my daughter's inheritance. I bought them with her so cheap when I didn't have barely any money to buy for her b-days.
Thanks again
Sounds great!
Thanks so much for doing all this research! I’d definitely love to see the lower price tea pots as well.
Will do!!
Thank you SO much for these "value" videos! I, personally, would love it if you would do a video of teapots valued between $75-$100.
I think under 100 would be TONS
Good job. Liked the video!
Thanks so much
I've never been stuck with a quality ceramic teapot, they have always sold well for me 🙂
Same here!
Great Info! Some really surprised me - and LOVE the art pottery too 🙂so glad others are seeing the value of the time and work they are doing on them.
Yes it is awesome
I love you info videos thanks for all your hard work.
My pleasure!
I watched again from beginning. Glad I did. I really enjoy these videos, just like the tea cups, definitely seen a lot of these over my 60+ years
YAY thanks for watching again!
I collect Cardew teapots. They are most always fun!
Yes for sure!
Never seen these tea pots. Thank you for sharing your research.
My pleasure 😊
Pleeeeaaase do studio pottery! I’ve thrifted so much including Van Briggle and so many other gorgeous pieces I can’t identify!
Great idea!!
Great video Kat ! I would love to see a video on over $100 teapots and brooches. Hi Dalton ! 👋
Already done here ruclips.net/video/ACavC2ro9Xo/видео.html
Catherine Holm is very popular among mid century modern enthusiasts. Twenty years ago it was fairly common to find second hand Catherine Holms bowls and plates, etc but now it's quite hard to come across. The Norwegian factory closed in the early 1970s.
Thanks so much for all your information it is greatly appreciated
Catherine Holm is amazing stuff!
I was lucky early on in my eBay selling to stumble across one of CH’s soup pots at thrift. That was 9 years ago and I haven’t seen another since.
@@southernmermaid2526 CH pink is so fun.
Thank you so much, just won an auction with sugar, creamers, and tea pots. Will separate thanks to your advise. Have some bone china tea cups and saucers that are unmarked and I am unable to find anywhere… just listed those on eBay as unmarked bone china to see if they go anywhere…. Thanks for all the advise love watching you and Dalton
Wonderful! You're so welcome thanks for watching
I love that last one! Gorgeous! Many were but that last one, wow!
Yes it was!
Thank you so much once again for this information, very interesting.
Happy to help!!
Great video! Thanks!
I’m more of a gambler and set my all my auctions at 4.99 because I know they will go for much higher (gotta know what your doing)
A lot of my items I get for free so even if I don’t I still make money.
And let me tell you,
I noticed the Chintz teapot you shown and I almost fell out of my seat.
Just yesterday I was at a church rummage sale and they had that on a table along with a sugar and creamer and the whole set was $10! It had the tags on them so they were brand new.
Well I kept telling myself should I get it or should I leave it.
I didn’t get it and now I’m beating myself over it.
I am so upset with myself lol.
Reselling is a continuous learning process. You learn over the years what makes profit and what doesn’t.
Even after years of doing this full time I still make mistakes based in ignorance.
Again, thanks for this educational video.
You are great!
Yes for sure gotta keep on learning!
Great content. Some of these surprised me.
Glad you like them!
Thank you for sharing your research, love watching,
You are so welcome
Informative as always! Do you have any video on identifying glassware marks? Thank you for all you do!
No and honestly I'm not great with them LOL I have to look up a lot
What an amazing video Kat. You have so much knowledge and you help so many people thank you so much this is so much information for so many people you’re wonderful
You are so welcome!
Beautiful and weird pices! Thank you!
You're so welcome 😉
I just started watching you - and regret I hadn't started sooner! A lot of content in a clear concise manner. (Pronunciation does not count!)
I was fascinated by the costume jewelry one also!
I'm not a resellar as of yet - need to become one just to empty my house and carriage barn!
Would love to see 300 dollars and less teapots!
Ok on to another of your vids!
Will do thanks so much for watching!
You have certainly opened my eyes! The last one was maybe a hint of what Heaven may have there for everyday use lol...but I think I will definitely start looking for these beautiful, absolutely gorgeous tea pots....I wish all of the HUNTERS' LUCK! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Love your research videos! Can't wait to see more!
Yay! Thank you!