Latest Goodwill Finds | Lots of Vintage Inspired Home Decor | Goodwill Finds Styled in My Home
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- This video is epic! If ever there was a time I loved thrifting at Goodwill, this was it. The Goodwill finds were incredible. Plus, I share some very expensive things I couldn't believe were at Goodwill. There is lots to see! Grab a coffee or two. This will be one of those videos I know you'll enjoy if you love vintage and thrift store finds. Stay until the end to see how I style the thrifted decor in my home.
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Those prices are outrageous 😳 goodwill has lost their marbles.
I've heard that. It's what we know here in Seattle. I think I'd be in heaven shopping at Goodwill where things are really cheap. That would be fun! Thanks for watching!
Looks like she’s shopping in the Triad of North Carolina.
@BobbieFayeDeal It is rediculous.
Goodwill is privately owned. It is not a Charity. Most people don't know that.
You are fortunate to have such great thrifting opportunities! Michigan has nothing like this!
Thank you. It's been wonderful over the years to shop at these Goodwills. It's not always loaded like this. But this time around was amazing. Thank you for watching!
That silver scoop, that you didn’t know what was, is a sugar scoop. It was used with a small sugar spoon.
Love it! Thanks for sharing that. I seen the little scoop at an Antique store hanging from the big scoop. Now I know it's for serving around the table.
That wood thing that spins like a Farris wheel is a yarn winder…..(to wind your yarn) love the cup & saucer either way the roses! Love how you styled everything! Looks so gorgeous!
Thank you for sharing that. I knew it looked like something usable. And thank you!
Right, I just saw one in Goodwill about 3 weeks ago!
Your Goodwill is great !!
Thanks!
No fall yet .trying to enjoy summer🇺🇸🇨🇱🇨🇱🌵💚
Oh yes. Me, too. Have a great day!
Great video thanks for ❤
Thanks so much! And you're welcome.
I love the blue platter
Thank you. It's one of my favorites.
🎚️🇺🇸🇨🇱🌵💚🏜️🏜️⛱️ coffee grinder & old box neat !!
Asian cabinet exquisite $599😮... neat things ... beautiful
I know! It was absolutely stunning.
Unique cups with print inside.
Good will is. Cheaper than an antique storage that what I love ❤️ 😊
That teacup is gorgeous!
Yes! It was a great find. Thank you for watching!
You’re fortunate because my goodwill only has crap!
There are times I find nothing. And thank you. These were good days.
The most valuable antique I saw was the man's wooden chest with the CJH initials on the front of it. I would have snatched that up for sure.
Wow! It was nice. I thought about it myself. Thanks for watching.
This Goodwill has some really great stuff!
Yes! I have found my greatest vintage finds at these two Goodwills. I pinch myself!
Currier and Ives, lucky you!
Yes! That was great.
That scoop with the base is a Sugar Scuttle. A sugar scuttle is a decorative container used for serving sugar, typically at tea or coffee services. It is designed to resemble a coal scuttle, which was historically used to carry coal. The sugar scuttle usually comes with a small scoop, allowing guests to conveniently serve themselves. These items were particularly popular in the Victorian era and are often made from silver or silver-plated materials, making them both functional and ornamental pieces on a dining table.
You just made my day! How amazing. I love knowing what that scoop is. Now, I really want one. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing. Your goodwills are amazing! ❤
You're welcome. And thank you. I do love these Goodwills. The one I want to try is the Goodwill Outlet in Seattle. I've been to one and it's pretty fun.
They are selling vases that flowers came in- unbelievable!
I use my vintage items at home I like everything old 😊
That sounds lovely. I love vintage things, too! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful
Thank you, Mary! It was a good day.
Hi I really enjoyed this video, and you found amazing stuff at goodwill!
Thanks! It doesn't always happen but I hit them at the right time.
Lovely video.
Thank you!
Beautiful! Great finds! Good job! Love the decor! It's so much fun! Thanks for sharing! 🕊
Thanks so much!
That Asian cabinet is my style that’s my decor in my bedroom but not for $600. Love that butter dish.
Your bedroom sounds beautiful. I agree, that's pricey. Thanks for watching!
That is a hand carved cabinet well over 2000 that was a steal 😅I would have snatched that up excellent detail in that woodworking very unique
Love it thatvhand carved chinese wine cabinet well over 2000 what a steal 😅 former woodvworker and antique dealer i would have snatched that up forever
Really! Thanks for sharing that. That's amazing. I guess that was a deal! Love it!
@victorianlanefarms I was a woodworker and anitque dealer I would run very fast 🏃♀️ and get that piece thanks for sharing 👌
I love the coffee grinder, very pretty & the price was great too! I'd love to have several more. I'd like to mix the coffee grinders & old tins on top of my kitchen cabinets, along with other decor, like brass & copper kettles, crocks & old syrup jugs, things like that. Loved the old Wood box too! So nice & like you said a great deal! I love anything old made of wood, large or small! The big bottle in the crate is a vintage water jug, they sell for well over $100 on eBay!! So that was actually A great price on it!! Wow the skates take me way back, to my younger days, in the 70's. That was the good Ole days!🥹 I went skating at least 3 times or more every week! My dead & the owner were good friends, that's where all the kids hung out! I've been looking for A 2 & 3 tiered tray. I have one but its a Christmas one & made of metal, I'd really like wood. That's A nice one! OMGOODNESS.. that bar was a gorgeous piece, the carvings were amazing! It looked Asian. I don't drink alcohol, but I'd find a use for it if i had it😁 honestly, I would have done google Lens on that piece to see the age & value. Anytime you're not sure of a piece, use your google Lens! I'm sure the piece you were asking about was some type of collector liquor bottle. My FIL collected the Crown Royal collector bottles. That glass was a cognac glass.. lol i really don't drink! I did use to in my younger days, but I've always been intrigued with the different glasses used for alcoholic drinks🤷♀️ I have that same size amber hen on nest & a milk glass one that's a Little smaller. Not a bad price, I've seen them priced higher & lower, depending where you find them. I want one in every color & all different sizes! With all the abundance of stores down here in Florida where we're moving to i should be able to find lots of my hunt/wish list items. I'm totally overwhelmed with how many stores there are just within 5-10mi, and so many more within 30-45min.. is crazy🤯 The milk glass candy dish that you lifted the lid on, my grandma had one just like that she would out her hard Christmas candy in every year🥹 I have a small but nice collection of milk glass pieces, and 2 very old milk glass lamps, both hobnail, ones vintage & ones antique. The wood piece had something to do with thread or yarn I'm pretty sure.. But I love it!! I've got lots of frames in lots of sizes that I've taken the art out of, i got just for the frame! I plan to be looking for Christmas pieces as soon as i get back to thrifting! I really want to fun a few of the santa mugs, by the main thing I'm looking for is one of the old ceramic trees with the lights in it. The originals are from the 1940's so i know i probably cant afford one that old, but i would like it to be vintage & not a newer replica. Oh yes the pink cup & saucer with the gold handle was beetle! I love owls on my porch with all my plants! Yes my grandma had the ice cream churn that you had to manually crank too! But girl we thought we were special because we got homemade Ice cream!!🍦😊 I have one of the really old wood buckets from an old butter churn, i put greenery in it! If like to find an old smaller ice cream churn bucket to go with it! Oh I just love all my lamps! That's one of the first things i started collecting, lamps & art/frames. And I've got quite a nice size collection! Some need a new shade or a finial, things like that, but most are in great shape! They all work except one but its so gorgeous i still use it for decor! Oh my I love the trunk!!❤ I have a really old red one i keep all my bed linens in. But we've been looking for a brown or black flat top to use for a coffee table.. and that price was unreal!😮 It would make a perfect coffee table!! I really liked the mens suit rack too. I always ck the copy rights, i buy them 1964 or older, i take the covers of before i display them. Not sure about that tea pot, that would be a good one to google Lens! I love the set of dishes with the gold trim & the Victorian ladies. My mom had A similar set, i was young so i don't remember the exact print. But I hope to find a pretty set myself. I'm just obsessed with that regency/Victorian look!!❤ Always love anything by Currier & Ives! I have lots of different things by Currier & Ives. I want to collect all the colors of transfer ware, some plates, some saucers & some platters so i have different sizes, and do a plate wall! Now the teal plate with the rose was gorgeous! Another piece I would google Lens! If love to collect all different beautiful plates to use as my everyday dishes, all mix matched! The 2 you bought are beautiful also! So excited to find lots of different Copper kettles! That looks like it may be a vintage turkey platter! Lol another google Lens!😄 Oh yes that square piece really would be pretty for linen napkins especially!! Yes girl my large silver tray is super heavy! I'm sure you have A heavy one too, or a couple of them😄 Hey we love our silver right?! I have enough that i won't buy anymore unless its really special 🤷♀️ That piece is called a "sugar scuttle scoop". It actually holds & serves sugar, like you'd use it in setting a table for a dinner party & you're having coffee or tea. Like you wouldn't leave it in there all the time. But it usually has a little tiny scoop with it to scoop the Sugar out. If all that makes since! Its a vintage piece, that's one I'd buy! Ones embossed like that run $30+.. great price on that piece! I'm sure there's older ones worth more. Again, google Lens can be your best friend in a thrift or antique store! Honestly that's how I've learned about alot of vintage & antique things! So simple to use! Loved all 3 mirrors, great prices too, but the wood one was my favorite! Oh my that chair was gorgeous! I think the price was very fair! I think i would have taken that one home! Beautiful planter! I've been looking for a scale like that one, and a postal scale! I f finally got my hanging scale last time i went antiquing. But I'll find them😊 I always enjoy your shop with me videos, i just shop right along with you, as if you can hear me talking😂 But its just fun for me! You had A beautiful haul, as always! Thanks for taking us along!!
Lol that was quite a long conversation lol🫢🫣😄
You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. I enjoy your comments.
No worries. I love it!
@@victorianlanefarms lol i think that broke my record, most likely anyone's record, on the longest comment🫢😂
I shop a lot at good will. And. Salvation. Army
I love Salvation Army. Wish there was one closer to me. Thanks for watching!
The silver piece usually has a silver scoop with it. It was for sugar. Ladies would place it on their dining table.
So pretty! I'm going to get one sometime down the road. Thanks for sharing what it is.
That chicken is so common in SC:
Great to find a Seattle channel. And it's 90 at Seatac at 2 pm. Praying for cooler weather tomorrow
Hi fellow Seattlite! It's been hot but I'm glad we're getting some real summer weather. It feels good. Thank you for stopping by!
The short chubby glasses are for brandy. Just found your channel and love it!
Thank you! I need to study the differences in drinking glasses. I'm glad you found my channel. Welcome.
New 2 Ur channel.
Fantastic treasures!
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Welcome and thank you!
The tea pot is a tipper. It’s missing the stand. You simply tipped the pot to pour the tea. They also had tippers for water.
Oh, thank you! I knew someone had to know what that was. I can see it now. Thanks for sharing. That time period astounds me because they thought up ways to make life easier but beautifully.
@@victorianlanefarms I work in a Victorian home museum and we have several of these tippers. They would put them on a severing cart with the tea cups. The servant’s would pour the tea and serve the guests. Those were the days!
@@shirleyemrick1700 Wow. That's neat to know. Thank you for sharing! How amazing to have your work place a Victorian home museum.
Love cobalt blue and white. But so tired of pink roses on dishes- I guess cause I grew up with them-
Yeah? I can see that. I'm a flow blue fan but have a bit of a crush on pink but hold myself back. It's not the color scheme I try to stick to. I've caved & have a few.
My Goodw😢stores in Tulsa Oklahome are so proud of their stuff anyway I can find cheaper in antique malls. Thank you for sharing your f😊inds with us
When I married at the age of 20, I decided to have a non-alcohol home and have maintained that for over 40 yrs. So I would never buy a alcohol cabinet. Insane prices at Goodwill.
Yes. I don't drink but certainly admire the carved details. You're right. The prices are a bit high. There are only a few thrift stores around that are cheaper here in Seattle. Thanks for watching.
The rule can’t be broken 😆
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Brandy snifters the glasses on pedestals
Texas is hot! We melt here is Seattle at those temps. Glad you're getting a bit of reprieve.
I have some of those figures since I was little-
I've seen them over the years. Those were great finds.
@@victorianlanefarms I agree. I still display mine.
Goodwill puzzles me. In our area they don't give us bags, we bring our own. All of their stock is donated, so it's free. Compare to our Dollar Tree, almost everything is $1.25, they buy their stock and they give us strong reusable bags. Can't figure it out. Only greed can explain it.
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Y’all have great stores!
Thank you!
That is a sugar scuttle
Knowing the name of it is so helpful. Thanks for sharing!
I'm sick of shopping at good will. The prices just get higher and higher. The more people buy there the higher they get. Alot of stuff is higher than some stores ive shopped at.
I've been hearing that. There are times I've found very expensive vintage or antique pieces for cheap. It helps seeing what things are worth to see the price difference is cheaper at Goodwill. But I understand. I guess the Seattle Goodwills are more expensive than elsewhere. I'd freak out if I found things for less. That's always what I hope.
I love your video but one thing i complain about is the quality of video is not shape and lighting should be a little warmer.
I appreciate the input. I can adjust my Canon camera, and will look into it. My cell phone camera may be another story. But I'll look into it. Thanks for watching!
You mostly don’t have a clue what you are talking about or what a antique is!!
I'm not an expert. I love old things and am learning along the way as I find things.
🎚️🇺🇸🇨🇱🌵💚it was a Liquor decanter I THINK TEXAS CENTINNEAL..😮1936" couldn't see well
Thank you for sharing that. That makes sense.