AMAZING ANTIQUE TOWN | VALUABLE VINTAGE SHOPPING FOR RESALE
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 1820s ANTIQUE DESTINATION IN UTOPIA TOWN TOUR
New Harmony, Indiana is more than just a perfect place for antique and vintage shopping and reselling! This town is one of few surviving frontier utopias, where social reformers and intellectuals gathered to test new ideas in how to grow the country in 1820s America.
We take time to take in some of this handsome early village between our antique and yard sale shopping stops in this video! Beautiful homes, an opera house and the Italianate 19th century downtown contrast with simple log cabins and brick courtyards. Reformer Robert Owen’s radical ideas shaped this once important place, the first in the nation to have a free public library and education for both men and women. Lofty minded inhabitants included the founders of the Smithsonian Institute, Purdue University and the US Geologic Survey.
Inside these venerable walls, a thriving antique and vintage community exists, and we explore and shop it well! We buy a lamp that would make Crazy Lamp Lady proud at a porch sale, venture into a vintage shop worthy of a hip urban center, and find a Victorian fire station filled with finds.
TV lamps, Blendo glass, black panthers and tiki gods treat the eye in our first stop, whose proprietors also run a vintage vinyl store in the back with a scarce poster from the closing days of San Francisco’s venerated Fillmore Theater. We peruse Peter Max plates and Carlton Ware condiment sets, and find a great buy on pirate dishes from the old City of New Orleans railroad dining car.
Firehouse Antiques wraps up our shopping, where a fun and ambitious couple have filled an amazing structure with farm fresh furniture and primitives (real old paint, no fakery here!), vintage toys and postcards, wall sized ad signs and medical charts, architectural and garden finds. I pick up items ranging from a lucite owl pin to a Red Goose Shoe bag at this fun emporium, where Spirographs and Victorian corbels live happily every after. It’s enough that I wish I’d rented one of the ubiquitous golf carts to get back to my van!
Here are some of the other things we see on this tour:
Fox print, Japanese woodblocks, Halloween noisemakers, Heisey art deco vase, Goofus rose glass, Ceramic Arts Studio lambs, boudoir lamp, wrestler tumblers, Harlequin creamer, Danish teak cart, Napco owl bank, Bristol vase, transportation tin, bakelite and copper jewelry, doll furniture, crocks and jugs, Shawnee corn, garden urns, orchard ladder, flower garden quilt, Burma Shave sign, club chair, Victorian music stand, yardsticks, cruise line menus, etc.
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I also loved your new-old green apple lamp you picked up for 8. Good deal! 🐈❤💗
I think so too!
Found you from the Crazy Lamp Lady chanel when you were helping her identify the morano glass piece, and I'm addicted now . I really love your videos . Thank you so much
Oh thank you! She's really neat, I had a lot of fun meeting her. My video with them is coming Wednesday, see you then!
@@TheAntiqueNomad looking forward to it! Thank you for being so giving
George, you are a delight, truly, you have made me want to come to the USA with your lovely tours and information you give xxxxx we are lucky we have you with all your knowledge of antiques, which I am an avid collector of xxx
Thank you, Jacqui! I really enjoy showing the wonderful old things and places that still exist here, it's such an antidote to the strip mall/chain store world. Where are you?
Hi GeorgeI am in England a little place just outside Southampton x
This is so interesting! I work in the town (Ambridge, Pennsylvania) that the Harmonists moved to once they left New Harmony.
That's also very interesting! I didn't know exactly where they returned. I'll have to look up Ambridge
Who knew that town existed,until you gave us a introduction,🍟🍱🎱🎳
I hadn't known about it until I went there and realized I'd studied it along with other Utopias in American history class years ago
The Antique Nomad I grew up in Indiana and never herd of it,,,,🏰
You teach us so much! I had that exact Spirograph set.....loved it!
I did too and I wish I'd kept it! Thank you for the compliment
Think scientists have debunked the old glass windows changing over time thing. Love what your doing keep up the good work. Hope to see you in New Hampshire we have a lot of cool stuff up here. 😃
Me too!!!! I would have scooped that up!!!!
George does indeed teach us so much, I just can't remember it all!!🤓
The first antique store you stopped at was amazing. Like a museum of antiques! Beautiful town too!
I totally agree! I really think that town is so interesting and the shops were really good
Diffently made me want to visit New Harmony❤
Lovely town!
Yes! I recommend it
I highly recommend it!
These two New Harmony videos might be my most favorite videos of all time. It's wonderful to see this unique small town and antiques and collectibles all at the same time. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed them, I really like small towns that have brought themselves back to life by catering to collectors
George, what an amazing career who have made for yourself! It must be wonderful to visit all the small towns, that time forgot. They are each charming in their own way, and with you as our tour guide, you bring them to life. I love how you tell the stories of things and you are just yourself. You don't try too hard to be funny or entertaining, or interesting. You just are! The videos are just the right length, definitely do not want them any shorter!
Many thanks! I think the 30 minute length is just enough to tell the story. It was a fair bit of work to put this life together but I love leading it! I'm really glad you enjoy coming along with me
George another great tour!
I'm really glad I got to take you there! It's a standout
George-Thanks so much, lovely town. I always appreciate your vast knowledge
Glad you enjoyed it! I really enjoy finding fresh and interesting places to find vintage and antiques, and it's so much fun to bring it to you
George, what a wonderful video of beautiful little town! I live in Indiana but must admit, I’ve never been to New Harmony. My sister would visit there ever so often and she just loved the history, the architecture and just the feeling it gave her to be there! Now, I must go!!
Thank you for showing us around and of course, sharing all that amazing knowledge of yours. 😊
Thank you for joining the tour! I highly recommend a visit, your sister was on to something
New Harmony is a intetesting part of history. The name is great
Thank you for showing New Harmony in detail. I have never been there.
It's a great town with much more than I could show! I wanted people to see how interesting it is. Glad you enjoyed
So enjoyed your tour.
Thank you! I'm glad you came along
Oh, how I loved my Spirograph! It was one of my absolute favorites! I would have had to grab that!
Mine too! I spent a lot of time playing with that...it always seemed that the last line would go wonky, I'm not artistic
@@TheAntiqueNomad ha ha. Yeah, I think that after playing with it for hours, I went wonky along with it. I think they call that ADHD these days.
What a beautiful store, so much history. Thank you for giving us a tour .
It really is such a neat town and so many interesting things! I was happy to get to show you
I just love those small towns they just scream “America “Great video .😄
Thank you! I enjoy small towns that have revived obsolete buildings with antique businesses. I hope to show more soon
Fun little children's toys. They make me want to go way back in time ! 😂
What a lovely day to visit the town ! ☀
The lamp is a steal. By the thanks for the Treasure Craft info. Been finding quite a bit of it lately.
Cool! I'm not but my viewers seem to be finding it
Love all the history George!
So do I! I'm glad you enjoyed it, what a quaint place
George!!! .... can we call you as " Living Google " . Your knowledge about vintage n antique items are simply AWESOME.
Really enjoyed n learned
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your lovely video.
With Love from SAM
Guwahati Assam INDIA
I'm always so pleased to see your comments and that I can share these things with you!
Thanks for giving us an educational tour..I really would love to see this town! Going to put it on my bucket list ♡
Thanks George!!
You should! It's really quite sweet and serene
George I like the fact you bring us along on these wonderful old small towns. Plus you give us a mini history lesson, thanks for that.
You're so welcome! I'm excited that people are enjoying coming on my adventures with me and that I can show living history rather than boring recitation of facts
Love how you tell the history of the area! Thank you. I enjoy vacationing with you. 🤭
Thanks Kim, I'm glad you could go with me!
I just love watching and learning. Thanks, George!
Glad to hear it! I sure enjoyed going there and taking you all with me
Great video! Madison, Indiana is a great historical town also
It really is! I need to go film there, I've done some good antiquing there in the past
I miss Burma Shave signs. We were always traveling when I was a kid and I used to look forward to them.
I've only had one set ever, you'd think more would be out there
I wish that one day in future I could find the 50's Bitossi horse by Aldo Londi. But until it happens (if ever) I would be happy if I could find even this blue Napco horse :) The tour around the town was nice, I really like the atmosphere of the old towns and the beautiful historic buildings. Interesting episode again, thank you George and have a nice weekend.
That would be cool! Bitossi is such amazing pottery, but the Napco one was a surprisingly good imitation. Thank you for coming along with me!
I still have my Super Spirograph all the little pieces too....
Loved the history lessons,,,,if you love antiques, you will love history too.
I see antique and vintage items as a way to enliven history so even people who hated it as a class can see its relevance to today
The Antique Nomad it is through antiques and vintage items that I found an interest in-history. There’s more of a connection to hold interest. If only teachers used those items to teach.
I had my sister's hand me down spirograogh set loved that as a kid
I really liked that on a rainy day as a child
That was a really good video. My wife and I added New Harmony on our list of places to visit. Thank you!!
Have fun! I'm really glad I could inspire you, it's a sweet spot that I'd never have found had I not been in the general area.
Great video George! Thanks for sharing! ❤
I love the history and the education of the pieces that you are seeing thank you
I really enjoy sharing that so we all can grow in knowledge and appreciation! Thanks for coming along
This is such a cute town. That Victorian music stand is amazing, never seen anything like that before. 😍♥️
It was the most ornate I've seen! I really enjoy New Harmony.
Greetings George! I know I've mentioned it before but it bears repeating; I appreciate how much you teach us with your videos. Kudos.
I'm so glad and thank you!
What a delight to have a mini-tour along with thrifting. Fun!
I love the travel info as much as the antique hunting, thanks for including those aspects for an interested viewer from U.K. !
My pleasure! I do enough travel that I promised to make it part of the channel when possible
Loved the lamp....and the cubbies
Lots of good cubbies in that shop!
At 16:01, while you're talking about the beautiful opera house building (Thrall's Opera) they have there in New Harmony, IN, a sweet little cobalt blue vintage convertible with a white stripe on the side rolled by. Beautiful little car it was.
Yes! A 1962 Corvette I think
Seems like a pretty good town for antiques, thanks for the history of New Harmony. ❤️
It is and the town is fascinating compared to most little places that time has passed! I'm glad you enjoyed the tour
Thanks George for giving a tour You must do it more often .God bless
More to come! I'm glad you enjoyed it
I enjoyed the trip to New Harmony. My favorite was, of course, the Art Deco glass lamp with the original shade. Thank you for taking up along on your trip.
Hi Scott! I'm so glad you enjoyed it, all things deco make me think of you. I'm always pleased when you get to come along. Enjoyed your sconce restoration video recently
Thank you, George!!!!!!
So cool that you two pickers know each other!! I watch both channels😊 very entertaining content!😊
I’ve yet to have the pleasure of meeting George in person. Perhaps we can convince him to head north for a tour of the City of Brotherly Love! Hint, hint George!
thank you for showing the town's beautiful buildings, I purchased a coco Joe's lava ashtray a few days before this video aired. of course I watched one of your videos earlier that day to get a vintage vibe before shopping. thanks again.
Have fun! I love the Coco Joe's stuff, hope you find more and I'm glad I inspired your next hunt!
I live close by and I've been go into to New Harmony my entire life. A best friend moved there and lived there for 15 years so I really got to know New Harmony. It's a fascinating place with a very eclectic mix of residents and part time residents from all walks of life. It's said that the "veil is thin" around New Harmony so there is this kind of supernatural vibe. Many haunted homes. The Roofless Church designed by world renowned architect Phillip Johnson is amazing, many unusual things to see and do, the labrinth walk, Carol's Garden is a beautiful place her mother (an Owen, I met her in the 80's) built in her daughter's memory. Anyone can rent a golf cart for the day. Thanks so much for showing everyone the great mystical town of New Harmony!
Side Note - we were having a girls weekend at my friends house, I woke up around 3am to use the bathroom and I heard low murmuring, then singing, chanting. I listened through the open window for awhile the just went back to bed. The next morning my friend told us it was the witches doing their full moon rituals across the way. Gotta love New Harmony!
Oh, and it's a beautiful little town too!
Also, fried brain sandwich is a specialty of The Yellow Tavern!
How rustic...yecch!
It's a very surpising place and even more so from your description than I imagined! Once a spot attracts a certain vibe and type of thinking, it seems like that remains. I'm excited to return
What a nice little town. Loved the green lamp. What a score! Murray. I was able to join. I hired the mother of one of the Credence Clearwater group in a Calif office I managed. Small world. 🎶🎶
That is awesome! Thank you so much for the support. I liked the lamp too. I also always liked CCR but your brush with greatness was an interesting story! I met the mom of one of the Seattle band members once, it explained a lot lol
Super-great tour!!! Seriously loved the cobalt Bristol vase!!! That was one beautiful piece of glass!!! The Goofus powder jar was a nice one. I had a couple of those, but sold them - I did keep the cameo/Gibson girl one, though😊 The corbels grabbed my attention. I like those as decor items. Liked the framed ceiling tin tile, too. The Japanese block prints, '64 T-bird and KFC Kandies tin would've likely came home with me😏 That Victorian music stand was beautiful. So many really nice and interesting items there! Thanks for showing us about!!! Always look forward to your premiers!!!
You have a very studied eye! You caught every good true antique in those shops. I agree about the Bristol, that was a great color and shape...also the music stand...anyhow, I'm appreciative of your presence on premiere nights!
I like cobalt blue glass, too. Gorgeous stuff.
I really enjoyed this video. I’m antique shopping vicariously through you. 😊
I'm so glad! I'm happy to have you along
I really liked the pirate plates! I like finding airline and railroad dinnerware.
Me too! I bought one and wish I'd bought all
Beautiful homes spiral graph was neat luv that growing up
Me too!! I miss mine. Glad you enjoyed the tour
So much history and neat displays!
I really enjoy that town!
I didn't get to make it to the Live last night. As I was watching this tonight, I realize that Misty (thrifter, junker, vintage hunter) has a video from this town as well. They had a family day & visited some of these same shops.
Yes and she's going back for more! I will too, it's a favorite place for me
George thank you for the wonderful tour.
You are very welcome! I'm really glad you got to come along, it's a really sweet town
Great tour and I am glad you bought the lamp
Me too!! Thank you very much for coming along
Thank you George, really learned alot from you! Great fun
This was an interesting, and fascinating video! You have such fun adventures!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you get to share them with me
Hello Professor /Uncle George! Just finished watching you over on Real Nifty Vintage, Misty and Crazy Lamp Lady vlogs - where you all recently met up for a few days ! Really fun!
This vlog I viewed today - you did a really nice job introducing us to the quaint and historic town of New Harmony Indiana - and once the world rights itself and we can travel again - will gladly come to visit! The Kenner’s new Spirograph - brings memories for sure!
Cheers!
Ontario 🇨🇦
Thank you! I hope things straighten out so our Canadian friends can come back here and vice-versa, I miss going up to Vancouver for the flea markets and I really enjoy so many places up there.
Love your videos. Happy early birthday. I like how you take time to tour these small towns. Very interesting
Thank you for the tour and info on New Harmony, always nice to learn about places I will never get to.
Those shops had some really interesting things .
You are so welcome! I get to a lot of out-of-the-way places so I figure I can share the adventure with everyone
Thanks George look like a great little town to visit
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I really wanted everyone to get to see it
My favourite trip so far! Love the scroll!
So good! One of my favorites as well. Where are you located? I imagine there's something of interest near you like this
@@TheAntiqueNomad I’m Canadian in Vancouver.
Happy Birthday George
Aww thanks
Really enjoyed this video. Wish I could travel there and stay in a B& B and shop the antique stores. Looks like a lovely town with a grand history.
It is and I hope you'll get to go there or some similar place accessible to you
There is so much to see in the US!
There's a lot here! We made a lot of cool stuff back in the day, and Europe/Asia supplied us with a lot more so it's a nice blend of things to show now. Where are you?
Thanks so much for your beautiful video of our Main Street town and Firehouse Antiques! Hopefully next time I’ll be in and we can have lunch! Plz keep the second weekend in June 2021 open, we would love to have you do a mini roadshow appraisal booth since it didn’t happen this year.
I'll plan on it! I'm also going to bring a better camera and mic so I can show more. Your shop is really great and people seem to really be responding
What a great video,George. Loved every minute of it. Hopefully maybe some day I’ll get to go visit. Be safe😷
I really appreciate your enthusiasm! Thank you for joining with me
I always enjoy you videos. The infomation you provide is very useful. Thank you!
Glad you like them! I sure have fun sharing with you
Can’t believe you got that cool apple lamp for $8!
I know, right? I don't go garage saleing much but that was a good one!
Wow! Very informative☺️
Thanks a lot 😊 I really want to help people learn and appreciate more about these cool old things
Great video! So much wonderful information
Thank you it was a fun place to show!!
I had (and maybe still have) New Ideas in Young Decorating!
I liked that book! Old decorating books intrigue me
At 5:48, I became incurably sad because I REALLY wanted that dog figurine. Those aren't easy to find. (And I would've bought the two adorable little lambs right behind the dog.) And I loved that Fillmore West poster with the unique cat image & one of my most favorite musical artists of all time, Boz Scaggs. Wow.
I really like the Filmore West stuff! I'll see whether by any chance that dog is still there when I go back to do appraisal fair in New Harmony June 11-12
@@TheAntiqueNomad Oh, excellent!! Thank you!!
Thanks for all the interesting information!
Thank you for coming along!
Love your videos and am learning so much! For me however, a huge part of why I venture out to the wild is to step back in time, so it matters to me how I feel while in each individual booth. Like on my channel, there’s this Victorian “bedroom” booth where I lose myself! I honestly wish they would turn down the overhead music and allow each booth creator to set up a small, quietly playing loop of music to really allow me to immerse myself in their tiny museum!!!
Good point! I always wanted to control the vibe in my booth too, but I guess you have to have your own shop for that. I'm glad you're getting something out of the videos and look forward to seeing you here again soon!
Jocelyn just found one of these at the thrift! Those are fun!!
Yes they are! I'll have to check hers out
Great show. I loved so many of the crocs. They looked like they were in such good shape. Could we shop a little for Bakelite sometime? I would enjoy that. Thanks again.
There's some good bakelite in my Washington and Florida videos from a few month's ago...haven't seen a lot recently...
Small towns with old buildings are so picturesque! 🤩
I wonder with all your travels if you have found any Dorothy Kindell pottery in the wild?
I haven't seen a piece of hers in a few years, I don't find her much outside the west coast
Nice stuff
Fun place to go!
Wonderful video and u have such knowledge..thankyou for taking us along..
My pleasure! I really enjoy having you with me in spirit
another great video ! thanks george!
I'm glad you had fun with it thanks!
I missed Live chat due to travel, but great info, as always.
No worries! I hope to see you in future chats and am so glad you got to watch
Love the video!
Thank you! I'm glad to have you join the fun
I hate that I missed it live. 😢
In with the doll furniture was an Avon perfume bottle of Mesmerize. Weird, I never considered the bottles I was selling as collectibles. I guess it was the 90’s, so it fits!
It's hard to believe but the 1990s were 25-30 years ago so they'll be the next collector era!
Hard to imagine it's been 30 years!
I look at the antique and vintage fencing and would think, it’s so short what are they trying to keep in or out. At 5’8” as a female in the mid 70’s, I was considered tall, model height. And, then I remembered that average height for a female was 5’2”-5’3” at turn of the century. To someone 5’2” that fence was a perfect height and didn’t seem child height.
Yes vintage clothing is challenging in that when are much taller now!
I thought I just saw that Winking Owl Barb purchased one of the pirate plates on a recent video. Not sure, but it certainly looked similar
She picked it up in my booth at the Springfield Antique Show and it was in fact the same one! It was so much fun having them come and look, she didn't get the pirate plate but she did get my book and a cool piece of Treasure Craft from me. Barb is very sweet in person!
George, I bought a new spirograph and it is hard! Also I wanted to ask you if you saw the maze made out of bushes in new Harmony. I think it is by a church. But it is really fun, it doesn’t go up real high So you can see all the way across if someone else is in it. It’s pretty big. I love Cindys store and the other one you went in is a lot of fun! Hoping to make it up there soon. I live in Evansville.
Cindy and Jeff are fun people with a great shop! I plan to do an appraisal fair there next June. I plan to also film more and perhaps I'll get to the labyrinth, which was really neat looking
I'd say the third son did well too!
You are a gift to this community. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Also, hoping to get a reply before this channel gets so big that you won’t be able to reply.
My pleasure! I hope I don't get too big for that, but I admit there's a lot of people talking now. I really enjoy sharing with you all and please keep watching...and commenting...and I'll do my best to keep in touch!
I see a borzoi!!!
Yes a cute deco plastic one in the jewelry case!
I do enjoy your videos and have learned so much, at my age it is hard to remember all the important suggestions. Ah well, will just keep watching. Was special to watch the recent trip with the four or five others. In this particular video there was a slight wind blowing and your long side bangs were blowing straight up into the air. I mentioning this because I truly believe you might consider cutting those side bangs off because you have a nice shaped forehead/head. With the hair off your forehead you appear younger and more professional. I noticed also that in your introduction, smiles are interjected in odd places. Your eyes are always smiling when you speak so maybe you don't need to throw in those extra smiles,.almost like you are faking them. I have watched many of your videos and find that you are very knowledgeable, offer help to those looking at your exhibits and I want you to know I am not criticizing, only constructive suggestions to raise your intros above the norm. God Bless. Good hunting and good selling. Diana
Thank you Diane! I'm really enjoying bringing these to you. My hair is a distraction and I'm never sure what to do with it but it's time for a cut indeed. I did film the intro a long time ago and I hope to revise at some point now that I feel less awkward in front of the camera
What happened to all Burma shave signs. There were so many, and they were fun.
They rented people's property for them so when the interstates rendered them less effective, they gave them up and the property owners threw a lot of them away
I loved those old homes, I adore anything Victorian also. Hey, George, I'm new to your channel, Thank you for everything you do for us. I would love to follow you around for about a month, I think that would be amazing. I have a question about a couple of things I hope you can answer my question. Salt cellars and Tea strainers do you think they're going up in price? Thank you.
Welcome! Thank you for watching and please like, subscribe and tell your friends. Salt cellars seem to be more popular now than for awhile, I think because they're small and because people are using Himalayan and other specialty salts more. Tea strainers I suspect are not as popular now, at least based on teapots, which aren't collected like they used to be
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you, George
Hi George! I can't remember which video you did where you show the little Pixie Pottery piece. I have a planter listed with what looks to be an original Pixie Pottery pixie, but can't find out too much about them! Any help where to look would be appreciated! Thank you, George!
Send a pic, I know a little about them and maybe I can help
Hello really love your video. Thanks very very new at this started to late in life 81 year young. Anyway is rose moss dishes worth anything. Thanks.
Good for you! My friend Walter became an antique dealer a few years ago and is now 81, you can have fun with this life-long. Moss Rose has to be in great shape, it doesn't sell like it used to but pieces that are unusual and in good condition still command decent money. It's a great old pattern but usually heavily worn
I noticed two paint by number pictures what is the attraction about them? I’m a new viewer so watching your older videos now
We were just talking about that when I was on the Real Nifty Vintage live last weekend. The combination of kitsch and style seem to be attracting collectors, I have friends who have an entire gallery wall in their house devoted to them!
She was very excited to get that $8 lol
She just wanted it gone because it was big and it was afternoon, so she figured it wouldn't sell. Good time to shop actually!
I thought maybe she was excited it was going to someone who could appreciate it. 😁
Anyone like me seeing all thieve
thins in our mom’s homes
It definitely felt like a nicely appointed home if its era
i just got so excited, and i don't know what i'm even looking at! Lol i saw a porcelien borzoi dog early on, and now i see, what looks like, another borzoi at 12:37. (just left of the cow with bakelite horns) i can't read the tag. is the borzoi on a hat pin? ::gasp:: 😍🤞 i love borzois. i collect them, and i'm very curious to know what is.
It seems to be a plastic figure from about 1950, I think it just happened to be near the hat pins. Very cute!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Lol it's a toy. i still like it. thank you so much! 😃