Don’t take a shot every time I say Bitossi in this episode or you’ll be hungover for a week 🤣🤣🤣 But I’ll give a virtual high five to anyone who can guess correctly how many times I say BITOSSI! 😂🥳
The brass lamp is an exciting find. It is not actually an incense holder. It is a diya or ghee lamp and is used in worship of God. A wick made of cotton and soaked in ghee (clarified butter) is placed in each of the receptacles, lit and offered to God as part of worship or puja. There is a handle at the back of the lamp so it can be held and moved around gently in a clockwise direction. Ghee lamps radiate the most beautiful pure golden light. They beautifully illuminate the form of God that is being worshipped. The golden color is similar to the sun at sunrise. Some Ayurvedic practitioners recommend gently gazing at the light to bring the color gold into the body via the eyes. It’s a beautiful lamp and looks nicely made. Best wishes 😊🙏
thanks for the explanation - I knew that it was for something like that, but I didn't know the details. I had seen these lamps at Hindu ceremonies and Diwali but didn't know exactly how they're used.
@@leftcoastrevivals It’s my pleasure ☺️ It’s nice to know what things are used for. I saw you pick a simpler one up but not purchase it in one of your videos a few months ago. This one is a beauty..
I am so happy for you, Laura! You look beyond radiantly happy to have found that lovely Bitosi vase. You are my thrifting heroine, Laura, and I live through you vicariously!
We think your Bitossi display looks excellent! Varied in color, texture and size - a beautiful display and a great wrap-up of where and how you thrifted them.
I watched your channel at work ( on break😉) got done with work walked into my local thrift store and found a bitossi $5.00 must have been a sign. I couldn't believe, 😂
Love your coatrack idea for purses and tote bags. I can't imagine an image in the clocks with all of that intricate artwork. I guess some black and whites photos could work nicely and you can even cut them to fit on top of the glass without disturbing the clock. But I think the clock itself is so charming and sweet to admire even if it doesn't work. It brings the attention to the framework and artistry. Laura, you find the most beautiful and interesting treasure. It's always a pleasure watching your videos.
Such an amazing haul! I think that dog statue was from the 1980s during the Miami Vice Art Deco revival. (I refer to it as Miami Vice because it was popular when the show was a hit and featured some of Miami's great Art Deco styling in pastel colors.) The greyhound statues were a big deal during that era. You might remember the massive one from the Friends TV show.
My husband and rescue mostly Pitbul mixes but we have been discussing adopting a greyhound as well. Are they as chill and easy as most people say? Are they mostly dog friendly?
Vase is by Fratelli Fanciullacci …They are MY favorite ❣️. I have 3 of the Sgrafitto vases and som other things. I do find Bitossi fairly often thrifting her in Denmark
I was literally heart pounding with you when you said Bitossi because we all know your affection for it. The thrift Gods definitely sent you the bat signal on this trip.
My favorite gentle rust remover is Never Dull Wadding Polish. It is oily saturated batting packed in a can, rub rub rub to lift oxidation and rust. Keep turning to fresh side and Using fresh pieces as needed. I have also had success putting rusted item in ziploc bag, spraying it down with WD-40, and leaving that sit for days. Then working on it a while, scrubbing with balls of foil and fresh super fine steel wool. then putting fresh WD 40 on it and giving it more bag time, days more. Repeat as needed...to be gentle, it takes patience and re-visiting. Like you are the Dr and the item is the patient, best results are from being careful and going in stages. If you want to really poke and scrape at a rust spot, use a wooden tool like a toothpick ( be prepared to go through lots of them) or a bamboo skewer, or a plastic or nylon clay sculpting tool. Do not poke or scrape with a metal tool, that will lead to nasty scratches on the metal item. You may want to put an old towel or tshirt rag in the sink when washing metal to keep from scratching or marking the sink ❤
$2.99 Bitossi!!!!!! This is one of my favorite hauls you've made from thrift stores. That couch! That dog! The cake stand! I'm pretty jealous. Just saying.
Please leave the clocks as they are - they are so beautiful and unique! I love some many of the things you found today. I can't make up my mind which I like the best. The Hollywood Glam lamps are FAB-u-lous. The greyhound or whippet is breathtaking! I think it's original to the thirties. I don't believe a reproduction could be so perfectly formed. The clocks are amazing! The style and color are superb. Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. Congratulations.
Your swedish candle holder is a advent candle holder, You light one candle each sunday in december, in the 79s in advent colrbr purple / lilac candles, now we do it with white candles.
Clocks are parquetry. Marquetry is organic design inlay while parquetry is geometric, like parquet floors being geometric designs. What wonderful Bitossi collection. I have a nice Italian pottery collection as well. On that candelabra where you left some rust, I'd spray it with a clear lacquer to darken the rust and seal it. I do that and it works wonderfully because it preserves the patina and adds character.
I can’t believe you had such an amazing picking day, every where you went there were crazy good finds! Wow, wow,wow! The art was just unbelievable. 🥰And a giant Bitossi,what? For $2.99, what?🤭☺️
I can't tell you how excited I got when you found the Bitossi - I'm on the east coast in Canada and we don't get a lot of Bitossi but we do get a lot of West German pottery and there are a lot of dedicated collectors around here - I collect it as well and am always on the hunt - so I know how amazing it feels to find those special pieces! Cheers, I'm super happy for you!
This summer I went to a favorite church thrift. Between 2 trips I bought 7 TINY Victorian gold rings for $7.50. Volunteers over looked them, I think, because they looked like oxidized copper, though I knew better. Toothpaste and elbow grease revealed the gold. At same shop I bought a pin for $2.00. It looked like pewter but on the back was 925, Danmark and the artist's signature. Plan to consign the pin next year. Had two of the gold rings made into pierced earrings, at a jewelery shop down the street from the church thrift.
Hi Laura, At 14:09 when you show your collection of Bitossi ,you have a painting on the wall. Not sure if you know it's by Canadian "Group of Seven " artist Tom Thomson. It's called, "The Jack Pine" 1916-1917. It's supposed to convey the Northern Ontario landscape. The artist died the same year this painting was finished . The original was oil on canvas. Wish it was an original. 🤑
@@leftcoastrevivals oh! I watched that episode too. I don't remember that part. 🤔 Maybe my dogs were needing my attention at that moment. Thanks! Great score! 😁
You inspired me so much that I visited a local flea market in N Georgia and found a 13” Aldo Londi Rimini blue Bitossi Vase! Thank you for all your lessons!❤️
Thank you for showing your collection of Bitossi pottery. You've confirmed that my ochre/gold with orange ashtray is really a Bitossi as it is identical to your blue ones in all but color. I always enjoy your posts. 💛🧡💛from Seattle!
Hi Laura, been an avid watcher for years. I'd LOVE to see how you clean up all your finds. From wicker baskets, brass, wood and everything else. It would be great to see. So many times I've been put off by the 'state' of items but your guidance would be great. Thank you and love from Ireland xx
The joy on your face was infectious! I’m so happy for you! Oprah quote Joy is one part inner peace, one part giddy delight and 100% attainable.” You definitely had giddy delight finding that Bittosi vase!
Your oak peg board looks Great over your seat at home! I don’t see anything wrong with hanging it low. It fits the space well and has a purpose! Go for it!
Girl, you are amazing! You are so good at what you do. You have a pleasant voice, enthusiastic, knowledgeable, you explain, you love mid-century, you are artsy. You are just everything in one package! Pretty too! I enjoy your channel very much. Jesse is a keeper too!!❤
I was just watching this video and I saw how on the bottom of your Bitossi it said Rosenthal Netter and I had just recently picked up a beautiful ceramic curved lidded box that said Italy and it was numbered and it said Rosenthal Netter on a sticker….I really wasn’t familiar with Bitossi until I started watching your videos… but never occurred to me that it was a Bitossi……I just stopped the video right now to check out my piece …..IT IS….. I just bought it for $22 because I liked it…..I’m soooooooo excited! I own a Bitossi and I wouldn’t even know it if I hadn’t watched your video! Thank you so much! PS. My name is Laura too……lol.
I JUST MISSED a gorgeous blue Rosenthal Netter (Bitossi) vase at my local hospice shop one day. It was in someone else’s cart & I think she, too, knew what it was. I was so sad.
I loved this video! This was an absolutely fabulous trip. So many great finds. I love the artwork the cat sculpture is fabulous. I don't think it is from the 30s or 40s because of the rough bottom. It is absolutely beautiful. I love thrifting with you. I no longer live anywhere near any thrift shops, so I get my fix through you. Thank you.
Wow! So happy for you finding that great Bitossi! I think this was one of you best ever hauls. Loved everything. The art was fabulous and those lamps just stunning! Great seeing your Bitossi pieces together with another favourite, your gorgeous Fratelli Fanciullacci ladies. Will be going to the market in Bruges. Hope I will see you there!
Noooo the bitossi pottery altogether, the way you have it is BEEOOOOOOTIFUL o my gosh!!!!!!!! what finds in this episode, holeee!!!!!! crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Loooove the intro. the whole video is brilliant and yes i watch the older ones all the time absolutely delightful beautiful beautiful
In my opinion one of your best hauls ever- I pretty much loved everything as diverse as each item was. I'd really love to see your Swedish candle holder when it's completely refurbed. Love the deco dog and the crane cake plate. Amazing finds!
WoW! I was shaking too! And I was so anxious that something mat be happened to it! And so relieved when I saw it at your home, beautifully staged! It looks briljant! So happy for you!!! ❤️
That critter's a LEOPARD Laura. As in the saying "a leopard never changes his spots." (My grandma referring to my, at times very work averse, grandad on a day, many years ago, when he disappeared for hours leaving us to do all the hard physical work.) I'd asked her how on earth how she could put up with that. She'd replied that she and pop were like 2 draught horses in harness; they'd plodded along together for so long that neither would be able to cope on their own. Then she added, "And of course, a leopard never changes his spots!" So, every time I see a pic or video of a leopard, I think about my pop and that conversation with my grandmother! Also, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Bitossi! You clever, lucky thing, you!
@@Vanessa-ru5kl I stand corrected! I just googled it. In all my watching of nature/wild animal shows, I had never noticed the spots on cheetahs. I assumed they were similar to mountain lions. Thanks for letting me know!
OMG!!! Treasure hunting i s so fun...I went with my friend here in CA this weekend....I looked down at the jewelry case and there before my eyes was a beautiful sleeping beauty turquoise dome ring for 15.99 .The day before I was at a gem and mineral show and spent "big bucks " for a strand of sb nuggets to make into a necklace. I was soooo happy to find the ring to match🙃
some great items and fantastic prices. and all in one day, incredible! apparently energy drinks are great for rust removal. plenty of videos on it on youtube. makes you wonder what its does to you when you drink it though ....
I am a proud owner and fan of the greyhound. I myself have a blue Italian grey…or iggy. The statue is lovely and art deco maybe, but in all honesty they pose all the time. This is just a look lol. It may be an Iggy, or it may be a whippet, but I kind of feel it’s either a pose of an iggy or a large greyhound. The whippet was recent in being acknowledged by AKC (?) because they are derived by breeding a couple different breeds together. what a great find for someone wish I’d found it for 12.99😊
I'm so happy for you. It's not 3:55 my style, but I know how it feels when you find something rare that you collect and love. It's an adrenaline high. 😊
I know that feeling of the great find, Laura. So happy for you that you found that lovely piece of Bitossi at such a bargain price.Thank you for such a fun shopping video! ✌🏼
Don’t take a shot every time I say Bitossi in this episode or you’ll be hungover for a week 🤣🤣🤣 But I’ll give a virtual high five to anyone who can guess correctly how many times I say BITOSSI! 😂🥳
I guess 30 times🙋♀️
I thought it was Pitossi🤣…I need a shot now for that blunder…cheers!
🥴 🥴 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
27?
14?
The brass lamp is an exciting find. It is not actually an incense holder. It is a diya or ghee lamp and is used in worship of God. A wick made of cotton and soaked in ghee (clarified butter) is placed in each of the receptacles, lit and offered to God as part of worship or puja. There is a handle at the back of the lamp so it can be held and moved around gently in a clockwise direction. Ghee lamps radiate the most beautiful pure golden light. They beautifully illuminate the form of God that is being worshipped. The golden color is similar to the sun at sunrise. Some Ayurvedic practitioners recommend gently gazing at the light to bring the color gold into the body via the eyes. It’s a beautiful lamp and looks nicely made. Best wishes 😊🙏
thanks for the explanation - I knew that it was for something like that, but I didn't know the details. I had seen these lamps at Hindu ceremonies and Diwali but didn't know exactly how they're used.
Yes! I just finished commenting about this too, but you explained more details. Lovely!
That is so beautiful, thank you so much for sharing this! I love learning about other beliefs and their traditions.🥰
Thank you so much for taking the time to share all of this! I’ll share an update with everyone in an upcoming video ❤️
@@leftcoastrevivals It’s my pleasure ☺️ It’s nice to know what things are used for. I saw you pick a simpler one up but not purchase it in one of your videos a few months ago. This one is a beauty..
Keep the clocks the way they are.. get them working of course!
I am so happy for you, Laura! You look beyond radiantly happy to have found that lovely Bitosi vase. You are my thrifting heroine, Laura, and I live through you vicariously!
We think your Bitossi display looks excellent! Varied in color, texture and size - a beautiful display and a great wrap-up of where and how you thrifted them.
Yes, it is wonderful.
Thank you! It sure is fun to see them all together!
I watched your channel at work ( on break😉) got done with work walked into my local thrift store and found a bitossi $5.00 must have been a sign. I couldn't believe, 😂
wd40 let set for about 20 minor micro fiber and wipe off rust
Love your coatrack idea for purses and tote bags. I can't imagine an image in the clocks with all of that intricate artwork. I guess some black and whites photos could work nicely and you can even cut them to fit on top of the glass without disturbing the clock. But I think the clock itself is so charming and sweet to admire even if it doesn't work. It brings the attention to the framework and artistry. Laura, you find the most beautiful and interesting treasure. It's always a pleasure watching your videos.
Your “incense burner” is actually an Indian religious oil lamp. Probably not antique but definitely worth more than you bought it for and very cute!
You deserve that Bitossi because you work really hard and it was meant to be ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing your precious Bittossi collection on this video. ❤
Such an amazing haul! I think that dog statue was from the 1980s during the Miami Vice Art Deco revival. (I refer to it as Miami Vice because it was popular when the show was a hit and featured some of Miami's great Art Deco styling in pastel colors.) The greyhound statues were a big deal during that era. You might remember the massive one from the Friends TV show.
Yahoo for the greyhound!! Anyone in my greyhound rescue group would be delighted to have that in their collection 😀
My husband and rescue mostly Pitbul mixes but we have been discussing adopting a greyhound as well. Are they as chill and easy as most people say? Are they mostly dog friendly?
Vase is by Fratelli Fanciullacci …They are MY favorite ❣️. I have 3 of the Sgrafitto vases and som other things. I do find Bitossi fairly often thrifting her in Denmark
Okay I’m officially addicted to this channel‼️❤️
I was literally heart pounding with you when you said Bitossi because we all know your affection for it. The thrift Gods definitely sent you the bat signal on this trip.
And I almost didn’t stop!!
My favorite gentle rust remover is Never Dull Wadding Polish. It is oily saturated batting packed in a can, rub rub rub to lift oxidation and rust. Keep turning to fresh side and Using fresh pieces as needed. I have also had success putting rusted item in ziploc bag, spraying it down with WD-40, and leaving that sit for days. Then working on it a while, scrubbing with balls of foil and fresh super fine steel wool. then putting fresh WD 40 on it and giving it more bag time, days more. Repeat as needed...to be gentle, it takes patience and re-visiting. Like you are the Dr and the item is the patient, best results are from being careful and going in stages. If you want to really poke and scrape at a rust spot, use a wooden tool like a toothpick ( be prepared to go through lots of them) or a bamboo skewer, or a plastic or nylon clay sculpting tool. Do not poke or scrape with a metal tool, that will lead to nasty scratches on the metal item. You may want to put an old towel or tshirt rag in the sink when washing metal to keep from scratching or marking the sink ❤
$2.99 Bitossi!!!!!! This is one of my favorite hauls you've made from thrift stores. That couch! That dog! The cake stand! I'm pretty jealous. Just saying.
I agree, this was an incredible thrifting trip. So many treasures in so few places. I am also very jealous, lol!
Wow! --- GREAT Bitossi, Laura! --- SCORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It'll look GORGEOUS with your collection! 😃😃😃
I share them all in the end of the video. It goes so well with them 😄😄😄
Love that you found such a gem! Your joy passes on to your viewers ❣️ Thank you so much for sharing your finds and your knowledge!
Please leave the clocks as they are - they are so beautiful and unique! I love some many of the things you found today. I can't make up my mind which I like the best. The Hollywood Glam lamps are FAB-u-lous. The greyhound or whippet is breathtaking! I think it's original to the thirties. I don't believe a reproduction could be so perfectly formed. The clocks are amazing! The style and color are superb. Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. Congratulations.
I love the Bitossi display!
You use cone incense for the hole at the bottom of them so it trickles down to each little holder the smoke flows down beautifully
Girl,I'm drunk...on your junk haul!What a Bonanza!❤
Found a mushroom made of myrtlewood here in Atlanta today..I thank you for introducing me to this beautiful wood.
Wood mushrooms were used for darning socks😊
Your swedish candle holder is a advent candle holder, You light one candle each sunday in december, in the 79s in advent colrbr purple / lilac candles, now we do it with white candles.
Clocks are parquetry. Marquetry is organic design inlay while parquetry is geometric, like parquet floors being geometric designs. What wonderful Bitossi collection. I have a nice Italian pottery collection as well. On that candelabra where you left some rust, I'd spray it with a clear lacquer to darken the rust and seal it. I do that and it works wonderfully because it preserves the patina and adds character.
I love all of the Bitosis displayed together. Lots of impact.
What a golden thrift day! All the original art! Wowza
Thanks for teaching me about Bitossi…. Because I actually found one today. A Rosenthal x Bitossi vase 😊
I can’t believe you had such an amazing picking day, every where you went there were crazy good finds! Wow, wow,wow!
The art was just unbelievable. 🥰And a giant Bitossi,what? For $2.99, what?🤭☺️
As my husband would say, Laura is luckier than a two-peckered dog! Definitely the QUEEN of the thrift stores! ❤
I’m dying laughing!!!
I share your excitement, Laura. That is gorgeous!
I can't tell you how excited I got when you found the Bitossi - I'm on the east coast in Canada and we don't get a lot of Bitossi but we do get a lot of West German pottery and there are a lot of dedicated collectors around here - I collect it as well and am always on the hunt - so I know how amazing it feels to find those special pieces! Cheers, I'm super happy for you!
Your Lorenzo kitty is so beautiful! Great picking trip.
Stunning Bitossi!
Love that cakestand!
Love the sculpt of the dog.
Your Bitossi bird is so cute!
This summer I went to a favorite church thrift. Between 2 trips I bought 7 TINY Victorian gold rings for $7.50. Volunteers over looked them, I think, because they looked like oxidized copper, though I knew better. Toothpaste and elbow grease revealed the gold. At same shop I bought a pin for $2.00. It looked like pewter but on the back was 925, Danmark and the artist's signature. Plan to consign the pin next year. Had two of the gold rings made into pierced earrings, at a jewelery shop down the street from the church thrift.
Single salt or pepper shakers can also be used for spices at the table when not everyone is a fan eg cinnamon, nutmeg etc
I think the faces on the wooden plate medallion with the wooly faces around the edge are called Greenman from Scotland or Ireland.
Thanks so much for not making us wait until the end to watch you find that ABSOLUTE GEM! Way to go, Laura! 🎉❤
Hi Laura, At 14:09 when you show your collection of Bitossi ,you have a painting on the wall. Not sure if you know it's by Canadian "Group of Seven " artist Tom Thomson. It's called, "The Jack Pine" 1916-1917. It's supposed to convey the Northern Ontario landscape. The artist died the same year this painting was finished . The original was oil on canvas. Wish it was an original. 🤑
Here’s the video where I find it! Goodwill score 🥳🥳 ruclips.net/video/0FkvG0m_r5A/видео.htmlsi=gjr_wIszpqKxKPxO
@@leftcoastrevivals oh! I watched that episode too. I don't remember that part. 🤔 Maybe my dogs were needing my attention at that moment. Thanks! Great score! 😁
You inspired me so much that I visited a local flea market in N Georgia and found a 13” Aldo Londi Rimini blue Bitossi Vase! Thank you for all your lessons!❤️
Laura, I enjoy watching your videos. Found my first piece of Bitossi.
Wow! I love that feeling. What a treasure. ❤
Thank you for showing your collection of Bitossi pottery. You've confirmed that my ochre/gold with orange ashtray is really a Bitossi as it is identical to your blue ones in all but color. I always enjoy your posts. 💛🧡💛from Seattle!
Thank you for another wonderful video I love how you teach us about all the stuff you find. I love the Bitossi bird. I will go out a look for them now
Hi Laura, been an avid watcher for years. I'd LOVE to see how you clean up all your finds. From wicker baskets, brass, wood and everything else. It would be great to see. So many times I've been put off by the 'state' of items but your guidance would be great. Thank you and love from Ireland xx
To remove surface rust lay the candle holder in a bath of white vinegar or coca cola overnight.
White vinegar definitely works
Laura, I absolutely 💯 ❤love your Bittosi😅all together! Different colors and styles ✨️! ✨️ they look FANTABULOUS 😊❤❤
I never want to hear the word bitossi again lol. I love your taste and style, it is very similar to my decor. Beautiful collection
Omgosh! The finds just keep coming. How exciting for you.
Hi, Its Indian incense and diya(we light it with ghee/oil with cotton wick) stand. We use it in prayer room or for decoration during festivals.
Thank you for sharing this info!! I’ll google it and see how it’s done. ❤️
The joy on your face was infectious! I’m so happy for you!
Oprah quote Joy is one part inner peace, one part giddy delight and 100% attainable.”
You definitely had giddy delight finding that Bittosi vase!
Wowza -- great luck this trip with those finds!🤩
Laura, I love watching your trifting posts!!!
Your oak peg board looks Great over your seat at home! I don’t see anything wrong with hanging it low. It fits the space well and has a purpose! Go for it!
Such fun to see and hear about your Bitossi collection. Looking forward to our Belgium adventure.
Girl, you are amazing! You are so good at what you do. You have a pleasant voice, enthusiastic, knowledgeable, you explain, you love mid-century, you are artsy. You are just everything in one package! Pretty too! I enjoy your channel very much. Jesse is a keeper too!!❤
I was just watching this video and I saw how on the bottom of your Bitossi it said Rosenthal Netter and I had just recently picked up a beautiful ceramic curved lidded box that said Italy and it was numbered and it said Rosenthal Netter on a sticker….I really wasn’t familiar with Bitossi until I started watching your videos… but never occurred to me that it was a Bitossi……I just stopped the video right now to check out my piece …..IT IS….. I just bought it for $22 because I liked it…..I’m soooooooo excited! I own a Bitossi and I wouldn’t even know it if I hadn’t watched your video! Thank you so much! PS. My name is Laura too……lol.
I JUST MISSED a gorgeous blue Rosenthal Netter (Bitossi) vase at my local hospice shop one day. It was in someone else’s cart & I think she, too, knew what it was. I was so sad.
Good to see my FAVORITE LEFT COAST GIRL🧡🧡🧡
I loved this video! This was an absolutely fabulous trip. So many great finds. I love the artwork the cat sculpture is fabulous. I don't think it is from the 30s or 40s because of the rough bottom. It is absolutely beautiful. I love thrifting with you. I no longer live anywhere near any thrift shops, so I get my fix through you. Thank you.
I have to tell you I love altogether. It’s like a museum in your house. It looks gorgeous.
The fruit still life is so life like!! What a steal!! I also love the copper crane. I just can’t get over how cheap everything is out there!
So many good finds!!! I have a trip to Oregon coming up and I’m so excited to do some thrifting 🥰
Over the moon happy and excited for you. I know the feeling when you find a incredible treasure. ENJOY.
Wow! So happy for you finding that great Bitossi!
I think this was one of you best ever hauls. Loved everything. The art was fabulous and those lamps just stunning! Great seeing your Bitossi pieces together with another favourite, your gorgeous Fratelli Fanciullacci ladies.
Will be going to the market in Bruges. Hope I will see you there!
Very interesting to see your whole Bitossi collection! Yes, it's the hunt that is so fun too...
I have the same brown and blue Bitossi you have at 18.34. Your new bitossi looks like a birch tree😊
I was thinking the same about a birch tree.
Girl! I am giddy for you! Every so often, I find a treasure that just puts me over the edge. Nothing this fab, though. So cool!!!
Amazing Bitossi. That sofa/couch is flipping fabulous. I’m in love. You have such a good eye for detail xx
Oh, that couch. We were so happy to get rid of those things.
@@visitingfromsantafe1329 that’s my childhood. I bask in all it patterned glory 💋💋
Love it when you post more than once a week. Great haul❤
The curvy cushions on the beautiful couch might be upside down as they are often shaped that way to make them fit snugly against the armrest😊
Loved seeing your styled Bitossi collection!!
Wow, you hit the jack pot with the Bitossi. This was a special thirty trip!
You have the best haul I’ve seen in a long time lucky you 🎉
Great episode, your excitement is contagious!
Noooo the bitossi pottery altogether, the way you have it is BEEOOOOOOTIFUL o my gosh!!!!!!!! what finds in this episode, holeee!!!!!! crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Loooove the intro. the whole video is brilliant and yes i watch the older ones all the time absolutely delightful beautiful beautiful
I love all the Bitossi together!
Loved todays episode with lotsa ideas back home with the goodies you bought. ❤
I love the table! I have a similar one that I call a library table, and I will forever use it somewhere in my home.
In my opinion one of your best hauls ever- I pretty much loved everything as diverse as each item was. I'd really love to see your Swedish candle holder when it's completely refurbed. Love the deco dog and the crane cake plate. Amazing finds!
WoW! I was shaking too! And I was so anxious that something mat be happened to it! And so relieved when I saw it at your home, beautifully staged! It looks briljant! So happy for you!!! ❤️
That critter's a LEOPARD Laura. As in the saying "a leopard never changes his spots." (My grandma referring to my, at times very work averse, grandad on a day, many years ago, when he disappeared for hours leaving us to do all the hard physical work.) I'd asked her how on earth how she could put up with that. She'd replied that she and pop were like 2 draught horses in harness; they'd plodded along together for so long that neither would be able to cope on their own. Then she added, "And of course, a leopard never changes his spots!" So, every time I see a pic or video of a leopard, I think about my pop and that conversation with my grandmother! Also, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Bitossi! You clever, lucky thing, you!
But cheetahs have spots too... And they are leaner, like this little critter seems to be.
@@Vanessa-ru5kl I stand corrected! I just googled it. In all my watching of nature/wild animal shows, I had never noticed the spots on cheetahs. I assumed they were similar to mountain lions. Thanks for letting me know!
OMG!!! Treasure hunting i s so fun...I went with my friend here in CA this weekend....I looked down at the jewelry case and there before my eyes was a beautiful sleeping beauty turquoise dome ring
for 15.99 .The day before I was at a gem and mineral show and spent "big bucks " for a strand of sb nuggets to make into a necklace. I was soooo happy to find the ring to match🙃
The Bitossi is a screaming-jumping-up-&-down find! So glad this popped up on my suggestions, exciting to see all your bargains!
So glad it’s FriYay….means I can see your thrifting trips. I love you to pieces.
Happy Friday!
Can’t wait to see what you do with the couch!! As always great haul❤
Amazing velvet couch....no words! Spectacular price! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh wow. What a score on the Bitossi!!! And that couch, love it!!
I am so happy and full of joy for you and your Bitossi.
Congratulations on your awesome find!!!!!!
You are the best reseller/blogger!
some great items and fantastic prices. and all in one day, incredible! apparently energy drinks are great for rust removal. plenty of videos on it on youtube. makes you wonder what its does to you when you drink it though ....
I love the idea of using the arab clock as picture frames, it would be gorgeous
IT was a great pleasure! Thank U very much.🎉❤
That piece of art of that woman is incredible; it looks three dimensional! Yes, do a diy video of the clock frames etc.
I saw the owl in the wooden plates but I can also see the north wind. Enjoyed video. Thank you
I am a proud owner and fan of the greyhound. I myself have a blue Italian grey…or iggy. The statue is lovely and art deco maybe, but in all honesty they pose all the time. This is just a look lol. It may be an Iggy, or it may be a whippet, but I kind of feel it’s either a pose of an iggy or a large greyhound. The whippet was recent in being acknowledged by AKC (?) because they are derived by breeding a couple different breeds together. what a great find for someone wish I’d found it for 12.99😊
Where did you find your greyhound statue?
@@maggiemay0328 Looks like she means a live dog 😊
@@wolfysays6311 Thank you for clarifying!
I always, always look forward to your latest thrifting videos!
I'm so happy for you. It's not 3:55 my style, but I know how it feels when you find something rare that you collect and love. It's an adrenaline high. 😊
Next time you're in Albany you should check out the Albany antique mall! They have a whole floor of vintage and antique clothing
I know that feeling of the great find, Laura. So happy for you that you found that lovely piece of Bitossi at such a bargain price.Thank you for such a fun shopping video! ✌🏼