This one started slow, but it sure picked up steam! Wow! Ok, please don’t laugh, cuz I’m kind of clueless (due to what I think is undiagnosed autism), but were you guys joking about Rembrandt? I think you were, but if you weren’t, I don’t care if it has a hole, get that thing restored! If not, maybe toss it. I know you’re researching , so I don’t know why I’m saying all this… maybe to just make you guys giggle with my cluelessness! 😅 I do enjoy your videos, whether on this channel or your other one! I keep thinking of mentioning to you… you guys should maybe try to get in touch with Kayla (@TheHomeschoolPicker) and Matt (@ParttimePicker) because you two remind me of them. I think you guys might enjoying going out together! PS… I’m sorry if I got their channel names wrong, but there’s enough that you guys can figure it out). 😂 Also, at the end you said it wasn’t very good, but the Crown Royal football/basketball framed light-up piece has $300 comps. There are several other money makers. Even though the ratio of COG + SE (sweat equity) isn’t very good, I do believe it’ll be more worth your while than you suspected while in the mire!
That original painting of the mother and child is very valuable to the family and to the historical society from the area where they lived. I am a genealogy researcher and would be glad to help you research the family and where they came from. The hole is repairable. Please don't get rid of it. I will pay you just to keep it out of the trash.
31:22 these folks have a tree on family search! Mary Winthrop Cook LB9Z-DN6 she's the wife of my 9th cousin seven times removed and was based in Boston
@UnityByNature That's what I thought too. Storage places are well known for taking what they want and leaving the junk to be auctioned off. It happens more than not
The white pitchers goes in the white bowl. Enjoyed this one. Julian always makes me laugh. Pairs of pears😂. I'm a 70 year old woman who just loves watching y'all. Love seeing what you find.
Yes, and the bowl was marked Hagar which is very collectible. Like you said Kayla, that people used to wash their hands. The bowl & pitcher would sit on a little wash stand. This set may have been made for decoration, but is still old according to marking.
The blue and white plates are worth money! ( : don't give away the brass! They sell for a ton! ( : i saw you realized that the blue limoges vases almost paid for your stirage unit! ( : I love heidi! My mom wanted me to be named Heidi, because of the story! ( : Holy crap! That Crown Royal just paid your storage unit! The big white pitcher goes with the big white bowl, just like you were saying Kayla for guests to wash up on their rooms. I think the pear lid goes on the yellow bowl too. ( : Those birds are worth tons of money! Those are totally vintage! 🤚🏼🤚🏼🤚🏼 You have over gotten your money back to for the storage unit! Holy moly! Those paintings are worth money! ( : That canvas painting is amazing! ( :
Art that is valuable can be restored so a hole in a canvas is not a deal breaker. Fascinating old world Italian/Sicilian art. All the 3D 60s-70s wall hangings are 🔥🔥🔥
23:42 Im Reiche der Sturne by Poul Heegaard. “In the Kingdom of the Stars.” With new foreword by Felix Erber. Heegard was a Danish mathematician who also published astronomy books. 1871-1948
Those lamps are probably worth 100s. Best thing I learned was that just because I dont like the style of something doesnt mean others dont! I sell the ugliest things ALL the time.
If you buy storage units look every item up 3 times before dumping it the ugly and weird stuff can bring good money and at the end you can sell almost every thing it all depends on the price one mans trash is sombody his cash❤
I’m hoping that they took some of them to a art museum or a library where they could really learn about them. One man’s treasure can turn into another man’s riches. The items in this unit are very similar to those that my ancestors had and I never knew what happened to them but they (ancestors) were very much into the same things. I’ve several pictures of the house that they lived in and the decor was pretty much identical. PLEASE SHARE YOUR STORY ABOUT THE PAINTINGS
30:27 I can’t find this painting. Tip: Original oil and acrylic paintings usually are not framed under glass. If a piece is framed under glass, it is likely a watercolor original, a print, or something else.
Hagar, Hall, Roseville, etc., all USA pottery brands that can snag you some decent cheddah! Especially if older. Usually a number on bottom that you can use to look up model, age, etc.
Just a word on the “pressure cooker”…it’s a pressure canner. The valve/vent is there (it pops up) what is missing is the dial to indicate pressure. Also you can cook in a pressure canner but you cannot can in a pressure cooker.
I love watching you do the storage buildings, but you are so rough with stuff. I understand you have trash but nobody wants chipped, scratched or broken items.
Those paintings and that old book in the tote without a cover is worth bank!!! Please take all of it to be appraised and authenticated. You might want to take pictures and send them to a few Antique auction places, here’s a few good ones! Barnebys, Christie’s, William Smith Auction, Sotheby’s, Bonham Auction House! Hope this helps!😊
In case no one has mentioned this yet, the 2 framed Americana folk art prints are probably Charles Wysocki. A lot of his paintings have been used for puzzles. Very popular.
The money's in the books, you neanderthal. I swear I love you two. You always crack me up, so thanks. Books are easy to look up, and don't break in transit. You should spend some time looking up old books. The rocket scientists at thrift stores don't know s--- abt books, you can find books with value there regularly. Good luck have fun.
I had a rough low side estimate of 2800 when you asked did we break even. That was putting cheap prices on the paintings. We only sell in an antique mall but it’s the largest one in America and there is value in a lot of things you just tossed to the side. That’s the difference in EBay and a place you can really sell a lot of items you found today. Keep it up we love watching you guys!!
Have you guys heard of Dr. Laurie here on RUclips? You should reach out to her and get your paintings appraised and even ask to collab with her while she does it!! I LOVE watching here and she knows her stuff. Awesome finds!!!
8:12 RE: Does silverplate sell? I have discovered that silverplate sells to people who stage homes and those who furnish Air BNB’s. This is because it looks nice, but is low value.
Check out that metal-work dogwood wall sculpture. It looks like a vintage Curtis Jere MCM. They do sign their work on the back usually but it’s very small. A lot of that stuff looks valuable. Great finds Julian and Kayla! ❤
Hmm. I think the big white pitcher and white spaghetti bowl go together. They look like a ewer and a water pitcher that were in bedrooms back in the day.
@@kayligo Call art dealers in your area and inquire about their services. Even antique road show appraisers. It will cost you but you will gain some knowledge. Good luck.
You need to take a better look at those silver pieces. The amount of tarnish, they could be something. There are also a lot of very interesting things in that unit. I think you did hit the jackpot on this one!
Omg I had that pear and bowl set...bowl sits in the middle with the little pear dishes around it. Worth 50.00 or so...maybe more by now..it's for serving maybe fruits with some sort of dip?
I hope you go back through because you over looked so many things this time, the white pitcher/bowl set, there was a lot of vintage sewing and embroidery things, the brass candle sticks are really worth lots and the glass items you were pulling out were vintage including the pear dishes.🥰 Thanks for sharing ☺️I think there’s a lot more than $250😉
The book you found that you first thought was a Bible looks to be from the 17th-18 th century even in that condition it is valuable. Colleges will spend big money to add books of that age to their collections. That isn't a dinosaur egg brother,its a Dragon egg and you need fire to hatch it ! Lol Take all your paintings to your local art gallery and definitely get them appraised.
I'm new to your channel!! Love it! Your old pictures if they are in frame I hope when you get home you're looking behind the glass. Sometimes people put $$$ paintings behind another! Also the one that was in a box, needed to go back in the box just to save it. I'm hoping you make a million!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
That unit is worth way more than you think! You need to gain more knowledge. I recommend you view some of your competitors videos. You definitely put items of value in the garbage pile. What a shame!
No dis to Julian but he is a bit billy GOAT gruff on stuff. I say this with all due respect because we know what GOAT stands for Greatest Of All Time 😄👍
@@nanaman Love it! Ive got nothing but respect! Those 2 are some of the hardest working youngin’s in the reselling game. Doesnt mean we cant all have different opinions of items of value. Regardless, all my comments boost engagement for their content, so, Im sure its welcomed with open arms (Im not actually sure, but Im pretending🤣) because that helps their content get pushed out to more ppl.
Well, I’m still watching and waiting for my Christmas surprise! This is always so relaxing for me though. I don’t have to bend over to look for treasures! Thanks for all your hard work!
You've probably been told this already, but the white pitcher and wash basin go together, and go in the wash basin stand that fell apart(shame) with the little mirror at the beginning. We read My Side of the Mountain when I was in school in the 70s and it was one of my FAVORITE ever. I bought a copy of it several years ago and have been wanting to buy the 2 sequels also. Can't wait for an update on the paintings.
Love the way you both seem to love life and are full of joy. You are both a great example for others to follow. Obviously there are ups and downs but would love to hear how you approach every day.
Those paintings will put you over for sure! I'm not a huge expert, but I've sold quite a bit of artwork on-line & in my booth & you will do pretty well 😊
I think the cucumber is a pickle first, and then it grows into a cucumber I think lol I just remember my husband growing cucumbers, but picking them when they’re smaller and putting them in jars with a pickling spice And then my daughter came over at this point she was well into her 30s but it was ever so cute when she said dad! You grew pickles! Best part she was totally serious
Just made my first listing on Eboo tonight as I’m watching this new video drop. Thank you guys for giving me the confidence and sharing your experience and knowledge in this. You guys are awesome 👏 🎉
@@beardedthriftmachine Thank you Jesus! So glad your having the paintings appraised, I’m willing to bet you hit a gold mine maybe not the mother load but a mine nonetheless.
30:43 This is an old print of a portrait of Princess Isabella Maria by Dutch painter Anthonis Mor. There are many copies available, but I can’t locate the original.
You're missing out on the antique dishwear and other antique glass items. Great for e-bay usually sells quickly. Also, it is easier to ship than most of the stuff you buy. I'd suggest going to the used book store and buy a few books on antique glassware. Storage units will usually have some of these items. You are missing the boat on a lot of this stuff and tossing a lot of history. Keep at it you may be surprised.
American Tourister luggage is worth some. It was the thing to buy back in the 70s. Enjoyed this and I I believe you will make your money back on this unit.
I always, always enjoy the videos you two love bugs put out! But, for some reason tonight Kayla and I both laughed out loud at the same things!! Sending love and hugs 🤗🤗
Empty boxes and totes probably weren’t empty when they were paying to store it. You’d have to be a fool to think the managers and owners of storage facilities don’t rummage through the units before auctioning. It’s literally theirs to do what they want with once you defaulted
Hope those paintings rake in the big bucks for you! They probably can be looked over by the art department at a large museum in NC or look up free art appraisals online.
Don't forget to check and see the lineage of the family in the round frame. Some paintings can be restored and may be great for a museum or historical society!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've never looked at it from the cost perspective of the renter. Imagining they paid about $100 a month for 12 months a year and a total of 12 years. They paid over $12,000 to store that stuff.
Whenever we buy a unit from auction we try to find out how long they rented it, then we hope we find stuff inside that will justify the massive amount of money some of them paid to keep that stuff there for so long!
I am watching your video while I'm inventorying at my shop and ironically, I was inventorying some of the blue Churchhill dishes right when you found yours!!!! 😅😅 Enjoy your channel! Thanks for keeping me company while I'm inventorying!!!
I believe the pickle thing(in the box) was a fermentation thing. I’m curious as to what it was. Right now things like that will sale. Hope you’ll be showing what it was. Where would you list these items? On eBay?
You actually have more money in there than you think. I love old books, dishes all the silver metal stuff when I go into antique booths. All those gold wall hangings are considered MCM decor thats in right now. It all needs just some cleaning. 😊😊 Great video!!
I wish to one didn't have a hole in it. One of the original suffragettes from the turn of the century was named Lucretia Coffin Mott. There could be a connection. There's a family connection, so that's how I know this. Lol!
George Washington's name was in the description on the back of that one. Were they some of his relatives? That's why I think that one may be valuable, in spite of its condition.
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I am sooo excited! ( :
This one started slow, but it sure picked up steam! Wow!
Ok, please don’t laugh, cuz I’m kind of clueless (due to what I think is undiagnosed autism), but were you guys joking about Rembrandt? I think you were, but if you weren’t, I don’t care if it has a hole, get that thing restored! If not, maybe toss it. I know you’re researching , so I don’t know why I’m saying all this… maybe to just make you guys giggle with my cluelessness! 😅
I do enjoy your videos, whether on this channel or your other one!
I keep thinking of mentioning to you… you guys should maybe try to get in touch with Kayla (@TheHomeschoolPicker) and Matt (@ParttimePicker) because you two remind me of them. I think you guys might enjoying going out together! PS… I’m sorry if I got their channel names wrong, but there’s enough that you guys can figure it out). 😂
Also, at the end you said it wasn’t very good, but the Crown Royal football/basketball framed light-up piece has $300 comps. There are several other money makers. Even though the ratio of COG + SE (sweat equity) isn’t very good, I do believe it’ll be more worth your while than you suspected while in the mire!
Silver plate can be scraped for brass
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I agree and even raised my hand!! Lol....💟🦁🐖🐶🐒
That original painting of the mother and child is very valuable to the family and to the historical society from the area where they lived. I am a genealogy researcher and would be glad to help you research the family and where they came from. The hole is repairable. Please don't get rid of it. I will pay you just to keep it out of the trash.
IKR? I couldn't believe he just tossed it aside like trash, and didn't even put it back into the box it was in.
@@OldLadyInFL He is a hard worker buy not up to par on his ... art? Buy he knows all about clothes... he'll get it
31:22 these folks have a tree on family search! Mary Winthrop Cook LB9Z-DN6 she's the wife of my 9th cousin seven times removed and was based in Boston
This unit is worth way more than you think it is.
That unit looks like it was made up of several units. Just garbage stuff.
@UnityByNature
That's what I thought too.
Storage places are well known for taking what they want and leaving the junk to be auctioned off. It happens more than not
The white pitchers goes in the white bowl. Enjoyed this one. Julian always makes me laugh. Pairs of pears😂. I'm a 70 year old woman who just loves watching y'all. Love seeing what you find.
I enjoy these kids a lot, too. They are my favorite resellers to watch!! Wish I could to to SC and meet them.
Yes, and the bowl was marked Hagar which is very collectible. Like you said Kayla, that people used to wash their hands. The bowl & pitcher would sit on a little wash stand. This set may have been made for decoration, but is still old according to marking.
Wonder what demographics are for channel? I am 70 as well. They just tickle me.
I think you did better than you think
I do too! ( :
The blue and white plates are worth money! ( : don't give away the brass! They sell for a ton! ( : i saw you realized that the blue limoges vases almost paid for your stirage unit! ( :
I love heidi! My mom wanted me to be named Heidi, because of the story! ( :
Holy crap! That Crown Royal just paid your storage unit!
The big white pitcher goes with the big white bowl, just like you were saying Kayla for guests to wash up on their rooms. I think the pear lid goes on the yellow bowl too. ( :
Those birds are worth tons of money! Those are totally vintage! 🤚🏼🤚🏼🤚🏼 You have over gotten your money back to for the storage unit!
Holy moly! Those paintings are worth money! ( : That canvas painting is amazing! ( :
Art that is valuable can be restored so a hole in a canvas is not a deal breaker. Fascinating old world Italian/Sicilian art. All the 3D 60s-70s wall hangings are 🔥🔥🔥
23:42 Im Reiche der Sturne by Poul Heegaard. “In the Kingdom of the Stars.” With new foreword by Felix Erber. Heegard was a Danish mathematician who also published astronomy books. 1871-1948
That book is worth a lot of money!! Even though it doesn’t have a front cover!!
@@ofthelight6932Absolutely 💯
Those lamps are probably worth 100s. Best thing I learned was that just because I dont like the style of something doesnt mean others dont! I sell the ugliest things ALL the time.
On the antique roadshow the ugliest things are worth the most. 😮
My heart stopped when he chucked em to the side. They prolly think Im nuts all my comments. Im yelling at my phone like they can hear me, or care…😂
@@Ingrid.TaylorI agree I hope they didn’t toss them🤭
I hope they read our comments before they toss everything
Those lamps would sell on FB Marketplace or in their booth.!!!!!!!!
If you buy storage units look every item up 3 times before dumping it the ugly and weird stuff can bring good money and at the end you can sell almost every thing it all depends on the price one mans trash is sombody his cash❤
The birds and the butterflies look like Home Interior. People would have parties of Home Interior like tupper ware parties
THE PAINTINGS ARE WORTH MONEY!!!!!!!!
Good to see Dad in the video. I like it when he shows up
@@GiGiRenea, me, too!
Love your wife’s little chuckles when you say something funny. 😆 ✌🏼❤️
Always flip through books . When my grandmother passed, we found hundreds of dollars between pages.
The frames on those paintings can be valuable too.
I’m hoping that they took some of them to a art museum or a library where they could really learn about them.
One man’s treasure can turn into another man’s riches.
The items in this unit are very similar to those that my ancestors had and I never knew what happened to them but they (ancestors) were very much into the same things.
I’ve several pictures of the house that they lived in and the decor was pretty much identical.
PLEASE SHARE YOUR STORY ABOUT THE PAINTINGS
Please please please update us on the research for the paintings and china and crystal items that you found in this unit!
Yes agree!!
those birds and that flower thing is MCM and pretty valuable
30:27 I can’t find this painting. Tip: Original oil and acrylic paintings usually are not framed under glass. If a piece is framed under glass, it is likely a watercolor original, a print, or something else.
Jiggler for the pressure cooker.
Candle holders are pewter, to remove wax stick in freezer for 1/2 hour take tip of knife it will pop right out
The pressure gauge.
I thought the same thing! Definitely worth some money! ( :
Hagar, Hall, Roseville, etc., all USA pottery brands that can snag you some decent cheddah! Especially if older. Usually a number on bottom that you can use to look up model, age, etc.
Hagar usually sells for good money.
We’re watching from our tent in the rain! 🐾🐾🇨🇦
thank you!!! =) stay dry
Just a word on the “pressure cooker”…it’s a pressure canner. The valve/vent is there (it pops up) what is missing is the dial to indicate pressure. Also you can cook in a pressure canner but you cannot can in a pressure cooker.
@@votrolacres8526 Right, and that last big blue pot Julian was holding was a water bath canner. Both canners needed their racks, though.
@@votrolacres8526 and reorder the missing piece
I love watching you do the storage buildings, but you are so rough with stuff. I understand you have trash but nobody wants chipped, scratched or broken items.
Those paintings and that old book in the tote without a cover is worth bank!!! Please take all of it to be appraised and authenticated. You might want to take pictures and send them to a few Antique auction places, here’s a few good ones! Barnebys, Christie’s, William Smith Auction, Sotheby’s, Bonham Auction House! Hope this helps!😊
In the box you found the jewelry in looked like the top to the pressure cooker also
I knew it was in the unit somewhere! Good eye! ( :
In case no one has mentioned this yet, the 2 framed Americana folk art prints are probably Charles Wysocki. A lot of his paintings have been used for puzzles. Very popular.
The money's in the books, you neanderthal. I swear I love you two. You always crack me up, so thanks. Books are easy to look up, and don't break in transit. You should spend some time looking up old books. The rocket scientists at thrift stores don't know s--- abt books, you can find books with value there regularly. Good luck have fun.
I had a rough low side estimate of 2800 when you asked did we break even. That was putting cheap prices on the paintings. We only sell in an antique mall but it’s the largest one in America and there is value in a lot of things you just tossed to the side. That’s the difference in EBay and a place you can really sell a lot of items you found today. Keep it up we love watching you guys!!
Have you guys heard of Dr. Laurie here on RUclips? You should reach out to her and get your paintings appraised and even ask to collab with her while she does it!! I LOVE watching here and she knows her stuff. Awesome finds!!!
Dr Lori doesn’t like reseller you tubers.
Dr. Lori is awesome. I’ve had several items appraised through her
That's a pressure canner that could be sold with the canning jars for a little bit of money. You two are my favorite!!
You have a lot of items that are worth a lot of money canning jars are worth having.
8:12 RE: Does silverplate sell? I have discovered that silverplate sells to people who stage homes and those who furnish Air BNB’s. This is because it looks nice, but is low value.
Check out that metal-work dogwood wall sculpture. It looks like a vintage Curtis Jere MCM. They do sign their work on the back usually but it’s very small. A lot of that stuff looks valuable. Great finds Julian and Kayla! ❤
Not a snuffer but a jigger bar tool for measuring booze.
Oh yeah! ( :
Hmm. I think the big white pitcher and white spaghetti bowl go together. They look like a ewer and a water pitcher that were in bedrooms back in the day.
Yesss! I said the same thing! Positively! ( :
Don't throw away the painting. It is worth getting an estimate and have it repaired. Also some of the old magazines and books sell for quite a bit.
Where do you get appraisals for art?
@@kayligo
Call art dealers in your area and inquire about their services. Even antique road show appraisers. It will cost you but you will gain some knowledge. Good luck.
Hagar pitcher and bowl should be worth lots!!
Julian you are just a doll this granny loves watching y’all!
You need to take a better look at those silver pieces. The amount of tarnish, they could be something. There are also a lot of very interesting things in that unit. I think you did hit the jackpot on this one!
Omg I had that pear and bowl set...bowl sits in the middle with the little pear dishes around it. Worth 50.00 or so...maybe more by now..it's for serving maybe fruits with some sort of dip?
I believe the white pitcher, white bowl and oval mirror go with the stand you found that was falling apart
I thought so as well.
You found a Fozzie bear!!❤
Lots of that glass is vintage and worth money including the pickle jar people love those
21:27 Pitcher and wash basin for washing up! Also sometimes come with a matching chamber pot.
I hope you go back through because you over looked so many things this time, the white pitcher/bowl set, there was a lot of vintage sewing and embroidery things, the brass candle sticks are really worth lots and the glass items you were pulling out were vintage including the pear dishes.🥰 Thanks for sharing ☺️I think there’s a lot more than $250😉
The wood rack is for the pitcher and bowl and the round mirror
Julian! Put the black light on that praying hands green glass!!!
Gold wall hangers are probably Homco and they are vintage (1970's) and are worth some money. I have some listed on eBay myself.
I'm having a ball with your jokes....I love it..thank you
The plastic gold wall decor is Syroco. The factory was near where I grew up. The birds in particular are good sellers.
The book you found that you first thought was a Bible looks to be from the 17th-18 th century even in that condition it is valuable. Colleges will spend big money to add books of that age to their collections. That isn't a dinosaur egg brother,its a Dragon egg and you need fire to hatch it ! Lol Take all your paintings to your local art gallery and definitely get them appraised.
I'm new to your channel!! Love it!
Your old pictures if they are in frame I hope when you get home you're looking behind the glass. Sometimes people put $$$ paintings behind another! Also the one that was in a box, needed to go back in the box just to save it. I'm hoping you make a million!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The shot glasses have sterling silver on them.
That unit is worth way more than you think! You need to gain more knowledge. I recommend you view some of your competitors videos. You definitely put items of value in the garbage pile. What a shame!
they have little knowledge. Cant even tell a duck from a loon LOL Aside from that .... lovely couple.
I’m old and my grandma used to have the items from the black container . They need to be cleaned and check them out .
You make me nervous putting that glass on the ground
IKR!!!!🫣
Me too😂
No dis to Julian but he is a bit billy GOAT gruff on stuff.
I say this with all due respect because we know what GOAT stands for
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@@nanaman Love it! Ive got nothing but respect! Those 2 are some of the hardest working youngin’s in the reselling game. Doesnt mean we cant all have different opinions of items of value.
Regardless, all my comments boost engagement for their content, so, Im sure its welcomed with open arms (Im not actually sure, but Im pretending🤣) because that helps their content get pushed out to more ppl.
Especially the Limoge 😮
Well, I’m still watching and waiting for my Christmas surprise! This is always so relaxing for me though. I don’t have to bend over to look for treasures! Thanks for all your hard work!
I enjoy everyone of ya’lls videos. Julian is so funny with all his remarks. Makes me laugh everytime
You've probably been told this already, but the white pitcher and wash basin go together, and go in the wash basin stand that fell apart(shame) with the little mirror at the beginning. We read My Side of the Mountain when I was in school in the 70s and it was one of my FAVORITE ever. I bought a copy of it several years ago and have been wanting to buy the 2 sequels also. Can't wait for an update on the paintings.
RE: Paintings
29:52 This is a print of Ponte Salario by Hubert Robert. The original is in the National Gallery in Washington, DC.
Love the way you both seem to love life and are full of joy. You are both a great example for others to follow. Obviously there are ups and downs but would love to hear how you approach every day.
I just wanted to applaud your wife... Such great camera work! Great vid guys thank you 😊❤
Those paintings will put you over for sure! I'm not a huge expert, but I've sold quite a bit of artwork on-line & in my booth & you will do pretty well 😊
Hager is a good brand and the prettier bowl would also pair with the ewer.
I think the cucumber is a pickle first, and then it grows into a cucumber I think lol
I just remember my husband growing cucumbers, but picking them when they’re smaller and putting them in jars with a pickling spice
And then my daughter came over at this point she was well into her 30s but it was ever so cute when she said dad! You grew pickles! Best part she was totally serious
A pickle is a pickled cucumber. A cucumber is just a cucumber until it's pickled and then it becomes a pickle.😊
That's too cute!! I love cukes & pickles too!
Was that big pickle jar for fermenting cukes to make pickles? Not sure.
The large jar in the box with the cucumbers on it is for sun pickles.
Laughed at you know how they used to wash their hands back in the day? 😅😅😅 noway !! They washed their hands !!! How crazy!!
The one that looks like Rembrandt is George Giese. If it's the original it's at least $11k
Just made my first listing on Eboo tonight as I’m watching this new video drop. Thank you guys for giving me the confidence and sharing your experience and knowledge in this. You guys are awesome 👏 🎉
Be careful with those vintage boxes. Some can be real valuable. I would loveeeeee this storage unit. I’m a vintage nut
Thanks for showing the good bad and the ugly. Good luck on the paintings. Please keep us updated
book is rare find....date on the page with the image looks like 1651 on 22 august!! interesting...hope it is good for you!
There were some very interesting old books in there!
This unit is turning out to be pretty awesome!! Lol I was typing antique roadshow as y’all both said it LOL!!
Blessings from TN❤
i know right!!!
@@beardedthriftmachine Thank you Jesus! So glad your having the paintings appraised, I’m willing to bet you hit a gold mine maybe not the mother load but a mine nonetheless.
30:43 This is an old print of a portrait of Princess Isabella Maria by Dutch painter Anthonis Mor. There are many copies available, but I can’t locate the original.
You're missing out on the antique dishwear and other antique glass items. Great for e-bay usually sells quickly. Also, it is easier to ship than most of the stuff you buy.
I'd suggest going to the used book store and buy a few books on antique glassware. Storage units will usually have some of these items. You are missing the boat on a lot of this stuff and tossing a lot of history. Keep at it you may be surprised.
Hi from Arizona, hope you both are having a wonderful day!
thank you and thanks so much for watching!
I had that exact same bed frame when I was a kid. 1950's. The heat melts the glue holding furniture together.
Your decanters are worth money!! Same with the shot glasses
you can mix half vinegar and water in a spray bottle it will take out smells
And it's not toxic like febreeze or lysol.
Holes can be repaired in old artwork. Still worth investigating.
American Tourister luggage is worth some. It was the thing to buy back in the 70s. Enjoyed this and I I believe you will make your money back on this unit.
I always, always enjoy the videos you two love bugs put out! But, for some reason tonight Kayla and I both laughed out loud at the same things!! Sending love and hugs 🤗🤗
The white pitcher goes with the large white bowl.
And it’s possible that the bowl fit in that taller stand that was falling apart. I’ve seen displays with the bowl & pitcher in a similar stand.
@@sandarellaSD I think you may be right. Some Gorilla wood glue and Murphy's oil soap could restore that piece.
You'll find you've at least tripled your money and I just love your sarcastic yet silly happy attitudes about the best and worst units/thrifting days
I’m always amazed at what people pay to store junk! For instance, empty boxes!
Empty boxes and totes probably weren’t empty when they were paying to store it. You’d have to be a fool to think the managers and owners of storage facilities don’t rummage through the units before auctioning. It’s literally theirs to do what they want with once you defaulted
You need to black light test The green praying hands to see if it glows. ❤
I hope you keep some of those antique reference books to do research with cuz you undervalued a lot of stuff.
Wow…. Dad got a haircut….. I’m going to miss his gorgeous locks … blessings Yiayia Pat
Hope those paintings rake in the big bucks for you! They probably can be looked over by the art department at a large museum in NC or look up free art appraisals online.
American prescutt from a set of child dishes. The birds match the big flowered thing.
Don't forget to check and see the lineage of the family in the round frame. Some paintings can be restored and may be great for a museum or historical society!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've never looked at it from the cost perspective of the renter. Imagining they paid about $100 a month for 12 months a year and a total of 12 years. They paid over $12,000 to store that stuff.
Whenever we buy a unit from auction we try to find out how long they rented it, then we hope we find stuff inside that will justify the massive amount of money some of them paid to keep that stuff there for so long!
Doesn't always match up though. Hoarders place a high emotional value on garbage and will pay thousands to keep it.
I am watching your video while I'm inventorying at my shop and ironically, I was inventorying some of the blue Churchhill dishes right when you found yours!!!! 😅😅
Enjoy your channel! Thanks for keeping me company while I'm inventorying!!!
The birds are good luck today because it's national bird day everybody I've watched today has been finding birds and been finding good stuff 👍👍👍
I believe the pickle thing(in the box) was a fermentation thing. I’m curious as to what it was. Right now things like that will sale. Hope you’ll be showing what it was. Where would you list these items? On eBay?
It fun watching you and wife you make veiw laugh went joke around keep on going❤
I enjoy watching you two! And dad!! Not too shabby!
Unit looks like its had the one time gone threw it .
Tops unwrapped
Bottoms wrapped
Agreed
8:38 Those white dishes look like dish sets that grocery stores gave away as premiums in the 1980’s.
Yes I had those in the '70s
Yes!
In the early 70’s
Red Owl and Piggly Wiggly had stamps for the dishes.
Many Corning ware was in this category as well. 👍
@@nanaman mine were from the Jewel grocery store, I think they cost a little bit of $
If those Nat Geo magazines have maps, some of the older ones do sell.
You actually have more money in there than you think. I love old books, dishes all the silver metal stuff when I go into antique booths. All those gold wall hangings are considered MCM decor thats in right now. It all needs just some cleaning. 😊😊 Great video!!
I bet you'll make a million with all those old paintings
I wish to one didn't have a hole in it. One of the original suffragettes from the turn of the century was named Lucretia Coffin Mott. There could be a connection. There's a family connection, so that's how I know this. Lol!
I think you have some gold em them there paintings
Sad thing about the hole in that painting, but having it professionally repaired is that the painting is worth a great bit !!!
George Washington's name was in the description on the back of that one. Were they some of his relatives? That's why I think that one may be valuable, in spite of its condition.
@@melissabean8144yes!!!!