THRIFTING OVER 50+ GOODWILL THRIFT STORES! Epic Goodwill Thrift Tour | Thrift With Me! Episode 1
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TODAY KICK'S OFF EPISODE 1 OF OUR SUMMER GOODWILL THRIFT TOUR! Join me in this fun thrift with me series hitting all 55 of the Goodwill locations in the Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette region! Today we are thrifting 4 Goodwill locations!
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Large silverplate platter. I grew up with this exact one. Our roast turkey sat on it and the divet held the juices…
Yes, we had a wooden one with the "drain" for the juices.
Great deals! And, this is only day 1😊
Same! In fact, I just donated my grandmother’s exact platter last month to the Goodwill Laura was shopping in. I wonder if she bought the one I donated:)
This was a great fun video! You are delightful! I like your style and your way of showing styling with your buys, your thoughts. Thanks so much for adding happiness, interest locations... I'm in Florida! And, a classey way of thrifting for vintage. Even to the way you dress, present yourself. You are dear! I'm a 77 year old woman who owns and is purging many things I see in thrift shops. You btmring humanity back to the belongings!❤
Just FYI, that's a traditional pattern called "Well and Tree", and the indented pattern indeed was designed to allow the juices of the cooked meat to be captured and reserved (to baste the meat if it should begin to dry out, or for later use).
Yes, you should have got the rooster napkin holder.🐓
Was it lucite? I would have bought it as well.
I agree
Agree. 😊
Definitely should have gotten rooster.
Pretty sure it was.
I think that white dish that was stacked inside of another bowl is a butter dish. If there’s room below the insert, you put your ice there and then your butter goes in the top. A “proper” butter knife would go on the plate below. I always love your videos, but this is gonna be fun! Be safe in your travels.
You mean like a French butter dish?
@@milham76 yes. There are a couple of examples on Amazon. This style is much nicer than the butter bells, since your butter never gets wet.
That stacked white dish could also hold hot water to keep a dip warm.
Agreed.
@@saintsherill The air would still get to the butter though?
The silver 'tray' is actually a platter for carving meat or turkey. The juices run down the grooves into the reservoir. I use mine all the time
My mom had the exact same one and I had it till just a few yrs ago. Good memories when I saw this one. ❤️
The silver tray with the design you love has a dual purpose. When the roast meat is being carved the juice runs along the branches and catches in the bowl part of the design. This deliciousness can then be added to the gravy boat for a lip smacking gravy bonus. The Arzberg double bowl could be for putting hot water to keep soup warm or ice to keep cold items like butter or cream from melting in the top dish. Great haul as usual. I love the concept. When you’ve done every Goodwill you might start over again or do all the Habitat for Humailties! Whatever, I’ll be there
Wow!! I didnt know you were going to jump into this series already!!! Wahoo for us!!!! I'm excited!
Yes, agree 😊
As a former decro painter who has left a trail of ducks, geese, apples, strawberries, and, yes, bunnies, with no hint of guilt, if I find a great piece of wood with 1980's "country" decor, I completely strip them. I must send you a huge Thank You. After seeing you use your Hulken bag, I immediately bought one. Today the two of us ventured out on a trail of yard sales. Over sand, gravel, railroad tracks, cracked sidewalks my Hulken buddy was a fantastic partner. I was stopped numerous times to ask about it.
Or resell them. People are
Loving that 80s kitsch again 😂
What size Hulken did you get?
@@mtpeacock I chose the large one and love it. When I returned from my junkin trip, I wiped it off with a Clorox wipe, folded it and slid it back in the box. Easy to store.
28:08 this white dish is for butter and the outer bowl holds crushed ice to keep the butter fresh!
People are saying the moisture is causing their butter to mold
@@erinmaxwell8133 not if they have enough water to cover the sides… they need enough to create a seal!
Love this style of video where you show how you staged the items throughout the video giving more detail about each item. I learned a lot
“ as usual “ 😊. You offer such a fun mix of videos, can’t wait for the next !
❤I love your calla lily necklace.
Wow! I live in Canada but was born in Finland. That Finel piece is beautiful! I'm so jealous! That is certainly hard to come by especially in a thrift store. Great find!
Your comment regarding animals was so on point. Last Christmas I was moved to add brass reindeer/deer to my holiday decorations. After a gentle polish and some fringed silk ribbons around their necks, the 5 I’d found were the hit of all my celebrations. Come January, a quick ribbon color change and my 2 families are still collecting compliments!
I think the Arzberg container was actually designed as a double walled chiller. Ice water would help keep things like cream cheese or dips from getting too warm.
One of my favorite summer vacations was when we went to every thrift shop in a 60-mile area. The next summer, while helping a relative redecorate, we went to every antique shop within a three parish area. The hunt for beautiful items at great prices is addictive.
Back in the 70’s and 80’s great brass was so easy to find and reasonable. It has clearly stood the test of time. None of our adult drink glasses match. Its fun to have several sizes and shapes on display. Those trays and the animal watercolors are amazing!
Love to see you picking up more glass! It’s so beautiful with your more earthy-toned things.
Love the shopping to styling shots! Great to see how you styled something up right after you put it in your cart! The deer butts made me laugh! And that last piece of pottery in the video- love the pattern on that one! Great series! TY
The best part of Friday night, seeing a new Left Coast Revival video 🤩
Fantastic scores! I never would have thought of using oil lamps as plant propagates, what a great idea! (PS, as a glass artist, thinking you could perhaps switch “hand blown” to “mouth blown” or just “blown”.)
They call that a vampire wine glass with the built in straw. It's definitely different! 🙂 Great finds today!!
Blessings!
Thanks Laura for doing more thrift store videos again. I love that you travel and buy things in exotic places but I like it best when you do local thrift store shopping like the rest of us. Makes me feel like you're one of us. Love your style and taste.....keep it up.
I sometimes wonder why she doesn't do more yard and estate sales. But yeah, Goodwills in the PNW are always fun!
@@denverdubois5835I couldn't agree with you more
I love your explanation of why you choose certain items.
Oh my gosh!!!! I need the rooster napkin holder!!!
I am so enjoying your videos. You and your husband make a great team . He is so supportive of all that you do.. I have spent Sunday evening watching I think probably five of your shopping.trips. I tend to buy vintage glass items but up to this point I would walk past ceramic pots and dishes. Laura you know and your interior design has opened my eyes to another way to make your home more beautiful. Thank you for taking us along on your Goodwill and antique mall trip.👋👍
So excited to get the notification of a new video! I have mobility issues so it's difficult for me to get out and about. So, I feel like I'm shopping right along side you.
And it's much cheaper too, I started to participate to auctions online, you can make great deals but you buy things you don't really need . I love shopping with Laura I don't always agree with her choices but she has impeccable taste. I hope one day I'll be able to join her to a trip overseas. 💗
Yes , agree 😊really enjoyed watching her lovely videos ❤
I’m down in the dumps this whole week and BAM here you are cheering me up. That hubby of yours is just as precious as you. I love his humor. I’m learning so much about vintage/antiques/MCM and I was born in 1953/decorating….thought I knew how but I learn something new each time you style something up.
What a fun shopping trip. Honestly, shopping beats therapy any time 😊
Thank you, Jesse, for giving Laura the inspiration to do the tour of Goodwills! Loved your fornat of this video. I imagine it took some time to edit and research. You made some fabulous finds, and I'd love to drink a martini out of that glass too! Thanks!
Yes you should have gotten the rooster napkin holder for sure 👊
I kinda thought that when editing it but it was too late 😂
@@leftcoastrevivals early 70’s I’m pretty sure. You may find another one some day and then you’ll know to snatch it up 😉
It was lucite. ❤
yes to the rooster!
I love that you stage your items for us. Beautiful job!
Salut du Québec, I love birds and I have them in different materials, wood, ceramic, brass and my favorites are made of alabaster, and they're all displayed among all my plants. The bird you picked up was pretty but the flowers underneath it looked like poop😂
And the pretty sippy cup made of blown glass are "Port sippers" to sip very old and fine port!
This was just an amazing start, Laura. What finds you made! I love that you're giving new life to those two sturdy wooden trays. They certainly deserve a second chance and not end up in landfill. Jesse indeed cames up with excellent suggestions. Happy hunting ❤
Amazing! Thanks for all your hard work and love the new edit of showing us as you go how you have styled your fab haul. Can’t wait for the next one!
Thank you so much!! Episode 2 drops this Sunday! 🎉
I love how you show how special the piece is off the cluttered shelf
I would put collected sea shells and sea glass in the martini glass!
Man, great haul! Wish we had this well stocked thrift stores, all we have is junky.
Unbelievable ! Your state is like the size of my country : France ! Sooooo many Goodwill (in my country we have « Emmaus » that could be compared to Goodwill). Thank you Laura for this Treasure hunt !I’m crazy about brass 😉
I hope to visit a few of the Emmaus thrifts in Paris this fall 😄
Comme to the French Riviera : we have one Emmaus ! + « The Cours Saleya » near the « Promenade des anglais »🤩 I have a lot of adresses😉
That is interesting to know. If I may ask what are the prices like at Emmaus?
I live in Germany, we don't have anything like Goodwill here. I wish they did.
If I visit France, I will visit Emmaus.
I generally thrift at social shops, second hand shops which are few a far between in Germany where I live, fleamarkets in summer and village fleamarkets.
I can't wait to go back to France and thrift.
I went to France in 2021 when Covid was in full swing. Not a good time.
I want to emmerse myself in a good fleamarket in France, any suggestions?
I am Italian, English, and have a love of all things made with beauty and style including things made in France.
I have also found beautiful things made in Germany. 😅
I love browsing with you Laura and seeing what you thrift…….
Thank you!
PS So glad we don’t have ‘Goodwill’ in the UK I think I would get lost in an ‘alternate reality’ for days ……………
I love the calla lily necklace! Stunning!!!
Thank you!! It’s made out of pottery 😍 I found it on eBay!
The single glass you bought and want in blue. I went to Ross Dress for less has them here in California
Hi Laura, great finds today. But one thing about the Indian yellow copper bowl, it is not etched but hand-engraved.
The glass with the straw that you called an adult sippy cup is actually a port snifter the idea is you drink the port through the straw and leave any sediment behind. I love your channel it is entertaining and educational, thank you for all your work.
Envious of the Finel pitcher find. So good. And the studio pottery bowls. Time to make big salads.
I LOVE YOUR NECKLACE!!!😍😍😍
Wow awesome haul the pitcher was a great find and the glass vase at end beautiful ❤️😍 can't wait to see how the wood trays turn out I kinda had a feeling you would return them to there natural beauty 😍❤
Well!!! Over the Moon!!! Over the Moon!!! Your finds, Oh my goodness!!! Marvelous first day thrifting!!!💞💞🙃💞💞
Love the black and white pitcher ❤❤
I also think the white dish is a butter dish. Very popular in Europe. I first was introduced to a butter dish like this by my friends in Sweden.
Great haul. I share your passion for treasure hunting. When I've finished my own thrifting for the day, I turn to your videos to continue the thrill of the hunt. It really is incredible what fabulous things are out there at great prices.
The bird on your table beside the white flowers ,wow loved.
Ohh you missed the lucite rooster!
The glasses are called port sippers ❤
Yes 👍
I have a bowl that matches the Finel pitcher. Great find!
The big platter you found is exactly like the one I inherited from my mother. It is likely from the 1940s; my Granny used it before she moved in with my Mom after my grandfather passed in 1956, and brought it with her. It was a feature at every Thanksgiving dinner of my childhood--it is a turkey serving platter. The little "bowl" at one end is to hold drippings and the channels are to funnel them to the bowl.
Keep an eye out for glassy baby candle holders!! They are hand blown and sell for a high prices. I have found 4 already. They are hard to find, but when you do don’t hesitate on picking it up!
Hi Laura…great idea to visit every thrift store🙏👍 those odd little glasses are, I think, Brandy Snifters….had some once… enables someone to drink the brandy which is usually only a small amount at bottom of a glass and ‘warmed’ by their hand traditionally, by sipping from the glass ‘straw’….and the Cockerel napkin holder would appeal to so many people for the kitchen or breakfast table or a country cottage/ home setting…. Enjoyed this first trip 👏. Sue (UK)… ps…keep learning about glass ( book to get ‘Twentieth Century Glass’… available from online book sellers… very Comprehensive!!)
Ohhh Laura, you always find such beautiful items, such a pleasure watching your videos❤
Laura I absolutely love watching you thrift and seeing the lovely pottery you find. You and Jesse are the best !! I love this series of Goodwill visits !! Great idea Jesse !!
I love studio pottery also and I’m glad it’s undervalued. 😏
that was fun, got second hand dopamine. Love the Finnish vase and Princess House glass pieces, wonder if they are oil lamps missing the glass wicks 🧐
That necklace!
I love this series idea, so bravo to Jesse for thinking of it and to you for running with it. Brilliant finds today too!
I love pottery,I think it’s coming back ,I brought lots of it in the 70ties
I so very much agree about studio pottery! So overlooked and there's so much gorgeous stuff out there. Even here in Australia I can pick up some amazing pieces for less money than a standard gift shop sells factory pieces, and they add such a 'vibe' to a simple vignette. Also, there was an ammonite wall vase at 15:58 I was shouting at you for, I guess you didn't hear me over the heart eyes you were making for the martini glass 😆 (which btw is a knock-off of iittala kastehelmi)
I have a question... for the lovely but dirty folded/handkerchief vase, do you wash by hand or run it through a light setting in the dishwasher? I usually do by hand, but worry it might slip from my hands.
I love those two trays, i know some aren't happy that you chose to upcycle, but I agree with your choice. These were very dated and needed new life. I suspect you are bringing them back to their natural wood look since you love that natural, organic look (can'twait!). My style is a wee bit different than yours, I would likely paint and decoupage (maybe even distress a bit 😮!). You saved 2 beautiful trays from the landfill, for sure. I love this series. 😊 ~Laura, too...Washington. ❤
I would use warm (not boiling water) and denture cleaner tablets.
The ribbed canister caught my eye when you picked up the martini glass. Glad you bought it.
I really like your calla lilly necklace. It’s stunning!
I love this series idea and I love every single one of your videos. I am never ready for them to end. Yes to the rooster napkin holder. I love how you style all your finds. Keep up the good work.
The rooster lucite is collectible
Love your calla lily necklace.
I'm glad Jesse's idea is coming to life! I loved all your finds but I absolutely loved the Lunares candlesticks! I have a thrifted dancer figure by the same designer that is one of my favorite pieces in my home. I'm going to watch to see if you bring them to your website.
I think your white bowl set from Germany you would put ice in the bottom part and a dip that needs to be chilled in the part with a top
I think it’s a butter keeper, but a dip would work, too! 😊
Just got back from a wonderful trip to the Oregon coast and was able to stop in a few of the lovely vintage stores. What a beautiful part of the country! Almost made this upstate NY girl want to move :) You are such an inspiration, Laura! Keep up the great work!
Amazing you actually are going to do it!! Woohoo I'm down for all the videos.
La jarra grande blanca y negra es realmente espectacularmente preciosa un saludo
The wooden piece you got is (I'm almost certain) is made from a cypress knee. It is common tree here at the lake I live near, Caddo Lake. Cypress like out in the water or around the edge. The knees are a part of their root system that stick up around the base of the tree allowing the root to breathe.
I LOVE your necklace!
I like the design aspect of your thrifting videos. I saw your Canton trip video which is not far from me. Must be very refreshing to visit so many places. Keep up the good work. You're doing a fantastic job!!!
Thank you so much!! I so appreciate you watching! 😄 Hope you get to Canton and find some great stuff sometime soon!
Love it! Can’t wait for the next installment. You find the best stuff and style so well. Enjoy you and the hubby so very much❤
Laura, I always love 💕 your thrifting tours, especially your enthusiasm! 😂
What a wonderful idea!! Goodwill marathon!! ❤️
I feel it is so generous of you to share what you buys something for and what you feel it’s worth and/or what it’s selling for online! It adds an extra dimension to your videos. AND the info you share is priceless.
❤❤❤❤❤ love this goodwill venture
The Chinese vase is gorgeous.
LOVE all of today's finds, especially the two large studio pottery bowls and the deer watercolors. Very pretty! I know your trays are going to be beautiful with that lovely wood underneath, but it's a little bit of a travesty to see the painted figures stripped off. They're not your style for sure, but someone took the time to paint those cute figures, especially the bunny. So sad.
Great day thrifting! I love a lot of items you found. The Chinese pot with a dragon, flowers and the purple in it is gorgeous. The handkerchief vases are beautiful. Just love shopping with you. Glad you are taking this challenge of hitting all the Good Will’s in your area.
@21:31 I’ve never seen someone hold a pen that way! Unique!
Laura will you be looking at furniture, jewelry, accessories, and clothing too during this series? Not complaining at all! You bought my favorite thrifting finds. Great start!
Probably not much sadly! I won’t be able to make it to all of the locations this summer if I stop to shop for clothes 😂 It takes up so much time. But if something catches my eye I’ll share it for sure! Our local goodwills send all sterling and high quality jewelry to either the boutique locations or sell online so unfortunately I don’t look at the jewelry counter anymore 😩
I love this Goodwillarama!
What great hauls! Loved everything you found ❣️ I think the white bowl with lid is a butter keeper. 🤷🏻♀️
LOL! I love it. I have been watching your videos for years and I never thought that something I donated to goodwill would end up in your video.. the large silver plated platter that looks like a tree. So cool! I hope it finds its way to the perfect house in your monthly sale. All the best!!
I'm loving everything about this Goodwill series, Laura. Great idea, Jesse. : ) Been tagging along with you for about a decade and this may be my favorite idea for a series to date.
😄 So happy you’ve stuck with me for so long!! ❤️
@@leftcoastrevivals It's been my pleasure. Due to technical difficulties with my computer and not being a tech-type gal, my computer crashed. and not having my computer guru, aka my husband, to remedy the situation, due to his passing, I started over a couple times with a new channel name, but rest assured I've been and will continue to enjoy your channel, Laura. : ) You give inspiration to this ol' gal.
So happy about this series! So fun. And I always learn so much.
I know yr name is 'Laura', but I've always thought and remember u as "Lady Caldwell" bcz u have such a graceful and beautiful way of talking about things :-) . You shine "regal-ness" if that is even a word !!!
You have superb taste Laura. Lovely necklace. I have been binge watching your videos. I think that white dish with the lid is a butter dish.
Vampire wine glass...... those 2 x little glasses with straws, generally used to sip port ...... I've had a few in at my work in a second hand shop in Australia
The problem with silver plate is that the “ patina” or oxidation could eat right into the base metal, also called corrosion. I like to see if the piece is in good shape by having it polished.
I love this series. I love your insight. Thank you Jesse!!
I prefer when you shop alone. You give so much more detail.
I agree.
Me too!
And me!
Agreed!
I’ll always share both here on my channel ❤
Laura you are so cute and adorable! You remin me myself when I find sonething cute for personal use to enjoy!:)😊❤❤