Tonya, you cracked me up again when you saw the price on the black mirror - "ya'll I have done it again. I have got to do something about my eyes". I laughed and laughed. Yes, those old eyes will get you every time!!
Wow! You had another amazing haul! I love the sandwich plate set, so pretty. You did so good. I don’t see items up here the way you find. I’m so happy for you. That salt holder is an easy fix, it’s unique. So many pretty items ❤️ That Crock 😳 love it! This is the first I see stone fruit. Where have I been 😄 Well, we are finally heading south on vacation tomorrow morning to Kentucky and Tennessee. We are hoping to find a bunch of treasures for my booth but also see areas we’ve never seen before. Hope you’re having a great Sunday! ❤️
Wonderful finds. I do not have very good luck. Unfortunately in South Florida the thrifting is not that great. Very few treasures, although I think a lot of people do throughout more than in other places so that's where I get get my thrift finds thanks for sharing
I saw that cookbook for $40 in a antique store in Kansas City. You hit the jackpot. Love all your finds. I am so glad I found your channel. I love the old so and so fruit collection also.
Tonya awesome haul. The salt and pepper shakers are Shawnee I believe. There should be 2 pigs and 2 sailors😊 I love old mason jars. Love the stone fruit. Great buy. I had some many years ago and I wish I had it back😒 Enjoy your day. Love and blessings ❤️❤️❤️
Hello sweet friend 😊 you got a steal on the stone fruit I’ve got a few pc’s I thought I found a deal @ 14 bucks a pc it was on sale & going fast 😮 I’m learning myself from watching Susan 😊 I finally scored a camp fire tin @ auction for 17.50 girl I was so excited but I wasn’t about to show it lol there were a lot of dealers there that was after it but God gave it to me he’s so good like that that’s only the 2nd 1 I’ve ever seen in my area in Est Tn near Johnson city well anyway great haul have a Blessed wk sweet friend 😊
Oh my goodness girl. I almost fell off the couch when you showed that stone fruit, and how inexpensive that it was. I collect it, and pay on average about $15 a piece. What I can tell you about stone fruit is that the older pieces are usually between about 60 and 100 years old. It was reproduced in the 1960s and '70s from China and Mexico. You have to be careful which ones you pick up those that you showed look like they are the actual pieces of stone fruit and not the new imitation ones. Being super heavy is basically the way to tell. Not all will have the wooden stem, because it breaks. Finding the stem on one is a plus! As you mentioned the shiny ones are the newer ones and more than likely from Mexico. There's absolutely nothing wrong with collecting the newer pieces but just keep in mind that their value probably won't be as high in the long run. I also enjoyed all the other things that you got while you were out. You can Google and find out a little bit of information on stone fruit .Also check out Facebook. There is a group for people with stone fruit. I don't know if I can mention the group here, but you can search for it.
@@pattydenton8373 thank you so much!! That is very helpful. I’ve only seen it once in person and that’s been over a year ago. I really appreciate you❤️
The old stone fruit has a distinctive look...usuallly muted colors and a little wear (I've never seen any from legitimate dealers that is shiny)....you are correct the old pieces have the wood stems and as for cherries they used wire for the stems.
Maybe your eyes are ok. You just get too excited about the things you find to see straight. No matter what ,Thrifting is a lot of fun for so little cost. You find great stuff!. I would love to find some of the things you find. I am going to try to find some stone fruit . I do not believe I have ever seen any.
@@alittlecharmalotofsass6015 The peach look like the old stone fruit 🍑 not sure about the Lemons 🍋 But you have a good start just put the lemons on the bottom and the peaches on top 😊
Love watching your finds. I have a question my daughter moved to Tennessee about three weeks ago she’s around the Gallatin area (we brought a destination trailer and we have it parked in a camp resort, it’s about seeing my grandchildren 😉) but I love to thrift and haven’t found anything good in that area (dry) Do you have any suggestions?
The stone fruit is so cool I think. I found some in my grandma’s basement. I didn’t know what it was. I picked it up and almost dropped the bowl it was so heavy. The difference in what I have is it looks like marble. When I Google lensed it, it pulled up marble fruit. I’m not sure. It may just be stone. I would love to know. I’m fascinated with it.
Tonya, you cracked me up again when you saw the price on the black mirror - "ya'll I have done it again. I have got to do something about my eyes". I laughed and laughed. Yes, those old eyes will get you every time!!
Wow! You had another amazing haul! I love the sandwich plate set, so pretty. You did so good. I don’t see items up here the way you find. I’m so happy for you. That salt holder is an easy fix, it’s unique. So many pretty items ❤️ That Crock 😳 love it! This is the first I see stone fruit. Where have I been 😄 Well, we are finally heading south on vacation tomorrow morning to Kentucky and Tennessee. We are hoping to find a bunch of treasures for my booth but also see areas we’ve never seen before. Hope you’re having a great Sunday! ❤️
@@marymiller-zb8my I hope you have a wonderful, successful trip. Safe travels😊
Wonderful finds. I do not have very good luck. Unfortunately in South Florida the thrifting is not that great. Very few treasures, although I think a lot of people do throughout more than in other places so that's where I get get my thrift finds thanks for sharing
I saw that cookbook for $40 in a antique store in Kansas City. You hit the jackpot. Love all your finds. I am so glad I found your channel. I love the old so and so fruit collection also.
Great finds thanks for sharing.
Some of those gilded plastic mirrors from the 70’s and 80’s have some value also. Loved your haul ❤
@@Stockpaperscissors I had no idea, thank you!!! I love it!
Your thrift hauls make me drool!! You guys always finds amazing treasures !!
Those stone fruit look so real !! You got some great treasures.
Great thrift haul. Glad I got to see you at Ct Saturday. Take care.
What a great haul! So excited for you all!!❤
That stone fruit is gorgeous! And…me too! I started looking for stone fruit after I saw Susan’s collection 😂
Tonya, you got some great finds!! Love all the stone fruit!! Can’t wait to see what u do with everything!!
You sure did hit the motherload. Awesome finds.
OMG so many great finds 🇦🇺
Tonya awesome haul. The salt and pepper shakers are Shawnee I believe. There should be 2 pigs and 2 sailors😊 I love old mason jars. Love the stone fruit. Great buy. I had some many years ago and I wish I had it back😒 Enjoy your day. Love and blessings ❤️❤️❤️
@@jeane561 I thought it was a mismatched pair. I’ll be on the lookout for the others. Thank you!!!😊
Hello sweet friend 😊 you got a steal on the stone fruit I’ve got a few pc’s I thought I found a deal @ 14 bucks a pc it was on sale & going fast 😮 I’m learning myself from watching Susan 😊 I finally scored a camp fire tin @ auction for 17.50 girl I was so excited but I wasn’t about to show it lol there were a lot of dealers there that was after it but God gave it to me he’s so good like that that’s only the 2nd 1 I’ve ever seen in my area in Est Tn near Johnson city well anyway great haul have a Blessed wk sweet friend 😊
@@hullabalooohio3086 that’s amazing!!! He cares about our wants, I’m so glad you got one.
Oh my goodness girl. I almost fell off the couch when you showed that stone fruit, and how inexpensive that it was. I collect it, and pay on average about $15 a piece. What I can tell you about stone fruit is that the older pieces are usually between about 60 and 100 years old. It was reproduced in the 1960s and '70s from China and Mexico. You have to be careful which ones you pick up those that you showed look like they are the actual pieces of stone fruit and not the new imitation ones. Being super heavy is basically the way to tell. Not all will have the wooden stem, because it breaks. Finding the stem on one is a plus! As you mentioned the shiny ones are the newer ones and more than likely from Mexico.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with collecting the newer pieces but just keep in mind that their value probably won't be as high in the long run. I also enjoyed all the other things that you got while you were out. You can Google and find out a little bit of information on stone fruit .Also check out Facebook. There is a group for people with stone fruit. I don't know if I can mention the group here, but you can search for it.
@@pattydenton8373 thank you so much!! That is very helpful. I’ve only seen it once in person and that’s been over a year ago. I really appreciate you❤️
Another amazing haul 😊love the stone fruits 🍑🍋
The old stone fruit has a distinctive look...usuallly muted colors and a little wear (I've never seen any from legitimate dealers that is shiny)....you are correct the old pieces have the wood stems and as for cherries they used wire for the stems.
@@DeannaMoyers thank you!!! I’m going to try to go to an Antique Show to see some.
What a great deal on the fruit. You got some good items.
Maybe your eyes are ok. You just get too excited about the things you find to see straight. No matter what ,Thrifting is a lot of fun for so little cost. You find great stuff!. I would love to find some of the things you find. I am going to try to find some stone fruit . I do not believe I have ever seen any.
I have had that cake stand for many years, if you turn the lid and the pedestal over it can become a punch bowl
I have. 3 or 4. Of those. Baking dishes I use them all
AWESOME buy on the stone fruit 🍑 Yay 😀
@@theoldsonso I wish you were with me. I’m 99% sure it’s the real deal but wanted your thoughts.
@@alittlecharmalotofsass6015 The peach look like the old stone fruit 🍑 not sure about the Lemons 🍋 But you have a good start just put the lemons on the bottom and the peaches on top 😊
Love watching your finds. I have a question my daughter moved to Tennessee about three weeks ago she’s around the Gallatin area (we brought a destination trailer and we have it parked in a camp resort, it’s about seeing my grandchildren 😉) but I love to thrift and haven’t found anything good in that area (dry) Do you have any suggestions?
@@4Hendo Goodwill is the only store in the Gallatin area I know of. It’s a great one though I’ve always found stuff there. Thank you for watching!
@@alittlecharmalotofsass6015I went there a couple of times but didn’t find much. I’ll keep looking when I’m there. Thanks
Ive never seen stone fruit ❤❤
The stone fruit is so cool I think. I found some in my grandma’s basement. I didn’t know what it was. I picked it up and almost dropped the bowl it was so heavy. The difference in what I have is it looks like marble. When I Google lensed it, it pulled up marble fruit. I’m not sure. It may just be stone. I would love to know. I’m fascinated with it.
@@BenjaminTRogers Greg is too! That’s so cool that you found a whole bowl.