One thing we never do in the USA is leave something behind that MIGHT be good in our house. It will definitely be gone if you go back for it and you will regret not picking it up the first time.
Hi Manja, great video. Nice seeing your hubby thrift with you. Nice mug also for your hubby, I’m happy he has his own masculine mug now 😊👍🏾 I love that fruit bowl. I recently thrifted one similar but mine is a little taller and black. Good to see you are settling in, welcome back and tfs 💕💋
Yay! Love your videos! Love all the things you brought home, especially the lucite candle sticks and the pottery. Goodness I loved that tooled leather purse and that pottery hanging lamp at 12:07 I’m pretty sure I would have paid any price for that lol 😆
Awww yes that tooled leather purse was so pretty! But the closure looked like it would break soon, otherwise I would have totally gotten it! I once thrifted a similar one in Colorado Springs many years ago! They were asking around $55 for that lamp - I know I can find one for way less in Germany if I look really hard 🙈
Oh wow really? Here it depends on the area. Bigger cities tend to be expensive but I live in quite a rural province - lots of our stores are still priced very fairly ☺️
Years ago while on a trip to Germany we went to the Netherlands and went to a Delft shop, it was like a studio were they did the painting. Can anyone tell me what town it was in? Thanks.
Thanks for sharing I love mid century love to see it in another country 💕
One thing we never do in the USA is leave something behind that MIGHT be good in our house. It will definitely be gone if you go back for it and you will regret not picking it up the first time.
Great video! I love seeing what the thrifting is like outside of the U.S.
I am glad you liked it! That’s why I love watching American thrifters - it’s always fun to see what’s being sold in different countries ☺️
So good to see you back
Thank you!❤️
great to watch you! here from the Netherlands I also go to the thrift stores! thanks for your input!
Hi Manja, great video. Nice seeing your hubby thrift with you. Nice mug also for your hubby, I’m happy he has his own masculine mug now 😊👍🏾 I love that fruit bowl. I recently thrifted one similar but mine is a little taller and black. Good to see you are settling in, welcome back and tfs 💕💋
Thanks so much! It’s good to be back ☺️ I am so happy with my fruit bowl - yours sounds so pretty as well!
Hi Manja! So glad to see you back! 😁
Thank you! It does feel good being able to post again ☺️
Whoo another video!!! Going to watch as soon as I get home :)
Yay 😁
Yay! Love your videos! Love all the things you brought home, especially the lucite candle sticks and the pottery. Goodness I loved that tooled leather purse and that pottery hanging lamp at 12:07 I’m pretty sure I would have paid any price for that lol 😆
Awww yes that tooled leather purse was so pretty! But the closure looked like it would break soon, otherwise I would have totally gotten it! I once thrifted a similar one in Colorado Springs many years ago! They were asking around $55 for that lamp - I know I can find one for way less in Germany if I look really hard 🙈
What is with those prices? I haven't seen prices like that in the states for a decade I feel like.
Oh wow really? Here it depends on the area. Bigger cities tend to be expensive but I live in quite a rural province - lots of our stores are still priced very fairly ☺️
@@joyfullysimple yeah that's not how it is here at all. They price things very high and then complain about how slowly things move out of the store.
Years ago while on a trip to Germany we went to the Netherlands and went to a Delft shop, it was like a studio were they did the painting. Can anyone tell me what town it was in? Thanks.