I love how much of a positive person you are Jocelyn. My heart was a little broken when I saw you didn’t find the vase but we all are humans and make mistakes. Now you know what to look for 😊
I appreciate you SO MUCH!! Publicly admitting this missed opportunity shows courage and grace. May it be returned to you in some other form, a thousandfold. 🌸
I picked up a vase, cuz I really loved it. The glaze was really nice, it was small. Like 6 in tall. It was a dollar, and I put it down and I walked around and I'm like I really like that vase I'm going to go get it. And lucky it was still there. Turns out it was a $600 vase. Woohoo.... For a dollar.
Don’t beat yourself we all make mistakes. That’s how we learn. You will watch out for similar vases in the future no doubt. I’m enjoying seeing you embrace the pottery these days
New subscriber and I am enjoying all of your library of videos. I wanted to say that I held a Million dollar PLUS oil painting IN MY HANDS at Relics Antique Mall in Springfield MO a few years ago. It was gorgeous, bright vivid colors, in a unique style, and it cost over $100 and I didn't think I was worth it so I put it back. Yes, I meant to say I didn't think that I, myself was worth spending $100 on just because I liked it. I have changed since then, and I do treat myself more. Some time later there was a big article in the local paper that somebody recognized the artist. It sold at one of the big New York art auction houses for over a million dollars. If only.....but you see? It happens more often then we realize. Best to you and your family. Thank you for all of your hard work teaching us all about the treasures to be found. EDITING TO ADD: I googled the event: Painting recently purchased at Relics Antique Mall sold at Christie's London Post War and Contemporary Art Auction on Feb 11. The final hammer price was $1.65 million plus commission. The pre-auction estimate for the Andre Masson original was $650,000, however, the painting's provenance drove the price beyond its estimate. Masson painted it from memory after witnessing a voodoo ritual in Haiti in the early 1950s.......
there was a huge painting at a local thrift shop. I wouldve bought as it was great, but didn't as it was just too big. I later found out it was worth about 20k.
I'm glad to hear you realize you are worth that and more.... theres another painting coming your way... and Jocelyn theres another vase coming your way
@@00jyjsarang NO, but wish I did. It was a very somber painting. Dark shadowy painting of a wedding gown draped on a chair, as if the wedding never happened. Very evocative. I'll look thru my old photos in the cloud, maybe I can see it.
*Your channel is like Thrift Therapy!* *I love that you can sell things, that you find.* *I buy things I love and therefore I have a home full of odd collections.* *If ever I can tear myself away from my precious horde I bet there are a lot of things of high value and a majority of low-price weird stuff.*
Those german\ Bavarian 3 piece tea cups were from my grandma's and great grandma's era. We would have cake and coffee on them but only on special occasions. They are called sammel- tassen. Translation collection/ display plates/cups. Hope this helps. They sell for at least 40 dollars depending on condition and patterns.
It might be worth going back in a few days to see if similar items were donated at the same time from someone’s home. I remember finding 3 Lalique pieces in the same week at the same thrift store a few days apart. Someone’s collection I assume.
I remember that vase and was surprised when you put it back. It just looked like something that you would have bought. I had no idea either that it was so valuable.
Me too. I was surprised at that point too. Just feel like it is a nice decent piece, yet have no absolute idea of it could have fetched that high price. Holy smoke! One of the most wonderful things is this thrifting thing never ceases me from learning and have so much fun! Joslin it is not only you, I bet for everyone, this has happened at least once to us.
I remember watching that video and thought to myself “GET IT!” the reason being red is my favorite color. For years I’ve been wearing a ring that I thought was fake turns out it’s worth $15,000 so glad I didn’t sell it at my last garage sale. We all make mistakes this too shall pass.
I always try to guess will she leave it or take, as she looks at it and shares info with us. I guessed she would take it, because it is unusual design for Where it was made.
Hello från Sweden. Västmanland is a county, not far from Stockholm. Mistletoe is the flower of this county. I like that you pick glassware from Orrefors and Kosta Boda for your eBay. Like your channel very much. BR from Västerås which is the capital of Västmanland. 🤗🇸🇪
@@CrazyLampLady Maybe someone else that lives close to you saw the comment about the value of the vase and went to that Goodwill to buy it the next day.
I have been on eBay since 1999….. I can’t imagine all the things I have missed thrifting all these years. You thrift and you learn on every trip. This happens to the best of us Jocelyn. Everything is all good. Much Love from Indiana ❤️
I found a signed and numbered Erte print at Goodwill. The glass was broken and it was in bubble wrap. I got it for $9. New glass was $81. Value: $2,000.
The pottery wall tile that said "Vastmanland" is a province in Sweden. The botanical on the tile is mistletoe, the provincial flower for Vastmanland. POE is a ceramic company in Sweden, I believe.
POE is the signature of Pellis & Eva Hellbom, and the piece was produced in Sweden in the 1950s. "Västmanland" is a county in Sweden and the flower is a mistletoe which is the county flower.
The juliette get your gun is my daughter's favorite perfume, and B. Makowsky is married to Kathy VanZeeland ( sp?) both purse designers, use to sell theIr products on QVC. What a great shopping trip, even though the vase wasn't there.
I feel your pain. So many times I'm out thrifting and I hear your voice say "gotta go with my gut". I've found so many things that I have found to be more valuable than I first thought. Recently found a Rosenthal Netter MCM vase that I thought "that's something CLL would pick up". I've been watching your videos for quite a while now so I am learning to differentiate between good stuff and really good stuff (at least I think so). Thanks for sharing your reasons for picking up certain pieces. I learn so much! Both the good and the bad. God bless!
You know I bet that red and black vase had a giant invisible crack from top to bottom that on inspection would have made it virtually worthless That’s the way I think about things I’ve missed😺
Jocelyn, maybe another reseller picked up the red vase and put it in their booth without doing any research. Then...maybe... if you check around the local antique malls and flea markets you could miraculously find it for a bargain price! Wouldn’t that be amazing? We can all dream of the video you could make from that experience🥰 I love your channel.. it’s my #1 go to!
@@trishan9537 true but whenever there are green pads and/or an antique sticker on it I put it in my cart or it will haunt me lol then I and research it later. Many things I think are ugly and not my style are worth so much and I just don’t get it 😆
Great Video Jocelyn, it is what it is, and I think you helped another person- indirectly by leaving the vase there. If the person who bought the vase does the research perhaps it will really help them financially. We all have learned from this experience. Thank you so much posting this video. I truly appreciate you
That’s how I feel about it at this point. I didn’t need the $16k or whatever the vase would have brought at auction. That money could mean a lot to someone! And I hope that if they realize what they have that it blesses them.
Jocelyn, that's an excellent way to look at it. I hope you're done second-guessing yourself or being frustrated with yourself for missing that vase. You find so many great finds, and you share your knowledge with us. Thanks! God bless you and keep you!
I wonder if someone read the comment on here and then went back to that store and got the vase. A lot of us live nearby the stores that you shop in. If anyone did please let us all know :-)
Thanks for being real. I love learning from your videos. I had a condo fire and yea during covid no insurance. I miss my moms depression and milk glass and my grandma vintage furniture. I can’t afford to buy anything, so I love watching you shop and you help me mentally. Take care
Great video, thanks for sharing. Let’s us newbies know that everyone has bad days. & as my daddy used to say “you can’t lose what you never had”. I hope whoever got the vase, gets many blessings from it.
The chip would have taken down the value. Don't take auction values too literally. There's wide variability. The vase that sold for $13k was part of an Italian glass collection. That would draw the best possible customer. On eBay, you might never have connected with the high-ticket customer.
Jocelyn, I have my own rule that I apply to things I find in thrift stores and such. It's my 3D philosophy. Don't Discount the Damage. Just because it has a little chip or slight damage, doesn't mean it has no value or someone will not want it. Many things have been auctioned off and sold, even with damage. I refer to Millers Antique guide. Some of the items she has listed in her books, have been auctioned off with damage at a nice price. Don't Discount the Damage. I like to see things with damage as "chipped relics". It gives the piece and I've heard you say it...."character". Just let this slide. Keep searching for your great finds and enjoy your passion for spotting them, you'll find your Picasso....I'm still looking for mine.
I recently left behind a 1930s dinner set for $10. I didn't look at the back on the day. It bothered me for about a week so I went back to see if it was still there. It was a six piece G & J Meakin "sunrise" set and I did a happy dance as I carried it to the car. I did however leave behind a gorgeous 1800's bible that still still haunts me a little.
I love the little pep talk you gave yourself..ending with "life goes on" Somedays that's all I tell myself to get over them opportunities I missed, or finger I threw to someone that was getting the raw end of my stick. That's what I truly have to remember, life does go on and I'm grateful for that. Say your peace and do it all over tomorrow. (Maybe, if we are fortunate enough) Thanks for your insight, Jocelyn. Bet you wont ever stop looking for it..as we wont either. 😊
Joce, Give yourself a break. You can’t know everything. I think you do an amazing job of finding fabulous items to resell. You are one of my favorites!
I found 4 of the cats meow village buildings today at my Goodwill for $2 for all 4. You were in my head saying that’s a good price to buy them. So I did and already listed them. Thanks for all of your tips Jocelyn ~ your the best❤️
Keep going back. I passed up a painting my daughter later told me she wanted. I was sick because I knew it was her style and it was only $5. Went back a day later and could not find it anywhere. 2 weeks later it showed back up in the art section and I had looked theough everything!
Yes I’ve seen good will restock with old merchandise. Last year I was mad I passed on some pottery. Went back and it wasn’t there. Decided to hang out a while because they were restocking shelves, sure enough the put out the pottery I was looking for.
I went to a thrift store. And at first I did not see anything when I went through the store. But then I went around the store one more time . And went over to the men's clothes and I seen a brooks brothers sweater. It had the original price tag on it. It said it was 300 dollars. The thrift store sold it to me for 50 cents. I could not believe a person would give a 300 dollar sweater to the thrift store. But I was happy they did i love it.
When I go to the antique stores, they sell things that have chips and cracks. I pay attention to how they have those things priced. I saw 2 McCoy matching vases, one with a small chip at the top of the rim and the other in perfect condition. The one with the small chip was priced @ $80.00 and the perfect condition vase priced @ $150.00. I know that some collectors like things to be in perfect condition, but I have learned that things with chips and cracks don’t matter to some people.
I think everybody has that one regret of not following their instincts on something and I know I have done the same thing. I have seen antiques at phenomenal prices and didn't jump at the chance to pick them up but I do now even if it's an unplanned stop. You are right, life goes on and we learn as we go.
A chip is a huge deal with glass and can really take a hit on the value. Also that other one sold in 2006, and prices are a bit down for this kind of thing anyway. Final note, what a great attitude you have. Inspirational.
Oh, Jocelyn! So sorry. My heart sank when the vase was gone. But you are allowed to be human. I probably would have thought the vase was Home Goods . . .🥺
That is one of the qualities that endears you to me. I have passed up stuff for various reasons, and then beat myself up because it was worth so much more. Thank you for sharing.
I understood your feeling!!! I did make a lot of same mistakes... But you are so lucky to have many knowledgeable viewers. They help you and correct your mistake. And you will be able to learn a new stuff. I’m so jealous.
I often use Google Lens when I see something I want to research but sometimes forget to research in the store. One time I forgot and when I went home I researched it and discovered it was a very valuable antique bowl. I jumped into my car and drove 1 hour back to the GW arriving 2 minutes before it closed to discover it was still there! I was so excited and relieved!
No way to learn without making mistakes (in a lot of cases). Don’t beat yourself up, Jocelyn. You are amazing at what you do and we are blessed to learn your knowledge from you channel! Cheers 🥂!
Those teacups and plates brought back memories of my "oma" she was German and we lived in Germany in the early 6o's. Everyear for Christmas and my birthday I would get one of those sets from her. Each one very different from the others. I was 8 when I started getting them and loved them even then. I had 8 sets but unfortunately the shelf my mom had them on fell and all but 2 sets broke..but I still have those 2 and still love them.
Always go with your gut!! I bought a Miss Priss teapot that had a minor chip on the base and some minor repair work up under the lid for 5 bucks. Learned from my regret on passing up on a piece of vintage Rookwood pottery that had a hairline crack for 3 bucks. Errrr. Never again.
As i look back in my past many of the most valuable items i had i gave away or threw away. I feel your pain. One item was a book that ended up on the antique roadshow in tulsa okla where i was living at the time. sucks but oh well .
I remember that vase saying get it to my phone! But I do that alot...I love to watch you I have learned so much from you. Good luck finding another vase!
I left a Fenton on the shelf the other day because I thought it was supposed to be a fairy light, missing it’s lid. I looked it up later and it was actually perfectly complete as it was. 😅 The next week however I found another Fenton piece (again, left it) and went back the next day and thankfully it was still there. The second piece was worth 20 times more than the other one I left. Meaning…your eyes are honed now, ready for the next rare museum quality piece that you find!
My favorite bean crock is from Home and Garden Party Ltd. Picked it up at my local thrift and I use the heck out of it. Makes the best (and easiest) bean dishes.
Who in the world has a spare $13,000 for a glass vase? Anything without a hole below the water lines will hold flowers and you don’t have to insure it.
I always check local consignment/flea market type shops if I think I missed something. We have some local ladies who go every morning to all the donation stores and buy up everything. They take it to their consignment booth and double the price, still making it super cheap for buyers but they don’t research or check comps, and doing this, they all have made lots of money with little effort. Imagine if for every dollar you spent you got two back.
Oh mannn... loving that goodwill!! I really like how it's all organized by color!! Great idea!! Just starting to do what you're doing!! I hope I have success!! Thanks for your fun videos!
Buddy stirrups are a bit smaller and usually plastic. They go over the horn so little legs can reach. Attaching to the stirrup would make it longer not shorter.
Ohhhhhh What a bummer… I actually went to that site and that was exactly the vase what a drag , I have some Vases That having initials and are absolutely beautiful but I have never been able to find any information on them so I just keep them and hold onto them and hopes that I will find out information at some point. Love your Trifting , I do it too but I’ve never gotten myself motivated to sell
I feel your pain. I’m sure everyone has made monetary mistakes doing life. Just does happen. It can be a memory for you to tell your children and even grandkids one day! You handled it well! 💐
We have all done it. I missed out on a $4500 vase at Value Village cause a friend said "Don't buy it'. Looked it up later and we both regret it. Go with your gut!
congrat on the the new baby girl soon to be here i wish u a safe pregnancy u be a great cool mom bc u do awesome videos and give me some hints on vintage stuff to buy at thrift stores
This is why we are treasure hunters... it's the thrill of the find. There will be another chance to find something tomorrow and today we get to be happy someone found that vase...
Don't beat yourself up .We all makes mistakes nobody is perfect .U did find some really nice treasure . Maybe when u go to another store maybe u might find it again .I agree that bird clock is noisy .I just seen it on a commercial not to long ago. Thank u for sharing your time 😊 have a wonderful day 💕
Omg...I want that Portmeirion bowl! I started collecting a couple of years ago when I found a couple of pasta bowls in a thrift. I fell in love with the patterns, and I'm obsessed with it now! 😍 Kills me because I'm sure it's gonna end up in the dumpster if someone doesn't recognize its worth and either sell it or collect it personally.
I feel your loss. Not as much money, but I found two vintage Coach purses at Goodwill. They felt like good leather, but I was so unsure about them as I know there are many fakes; didn't want to risk my eBay account. $8 each and I didn't take the chance; they were worth about $75 each :(
I put out my Mom's good flatware at a garage sale for $10....12 settings of 6 pieces and the serving ware. It wasn't silver but a cool mid century pattern. It was even in the original boxes. Only used twice a year for 25 years. Thank God no one bought them! Thanks to you, I found out on Worthpoint that each individual piece goes for $10-$25. I was able to sell them to Replacements for not that total value but a lot more than $10 for the lot! So thanks for paying it forward!❤
A reseller most likely picked it up. Everytime I go to Goodwill now there are resellers everywhere combing through and they can be quite aggressive. I had to fight a lady for a beautiful hurricane lamp in my cart that she thought she would try to steal from me. Many times though I get there after everything has already been picked clean unfortunately.
Metternich porcelain is fine quality vintage porcelain from Bavaria, Germany. If it's Mitterteich, a cup and saucer plus desert plate could be worth about €30.00 but sometimes a lot more, depending on the pattern.
Tbh I can overlook something glued back together if it's done well. I've gotten a mini Venus statue replica that cracked at the neck but I still love it. Also the same case with another Greek statue of a muse, which cracked at the ankle.
You will get another great find. They're always going to be there. You need to slow down girl, you look like you are very tired. GET SOME REST! It wouldn't be the end of the world if you missed a days video. You and baby come 1st!! You did find some cool stuff today. 😎 From a caring fan that LOVES ❤ your videos. ❤ God bless 🙌
The Schraff's brass candy box that sold for $3.99, I paid $12.00 for the same on Ebay, mine was not in as good of shape. I am a stitcher and find boxes like this charming and useful.
Oh that's a bummer! I've realized a few times that I missed stuff and raced back to the store to try and grab it too. It was an expensive lesson but now you know. You make so many excellent choices that occasionally your bound to miss something. Don't beat yourself up too much. :)
Honey your attitude is worth a million bucks. We have all had the ‘what if’ moments. But you keep smiling through. Proud of you.
I love how much of a positive person you are Jocelyn. My heart was a little broken when I saw you didn’t find the vase but we all are humans and make mistakes. Now you know what to look for 😊
I appreciate you SO MUCH!! Publicly admitting this missed opportunity shows courage and grace. May it be returned to you in some other form, a thousandfold. 🌸
I picked up a vase, cuz I really loved it. The glaze was really nice, it was small. Like 6 in tall. It was a dollar, and I put it down and I walked around and I'm like I really like that vase I'm going to go get it. And lucky it was still there. Turns out it was a $600 vase. Woohoo.... For a dollar.
You know that someone probably just liked the vase and now has a $13,000 vase just sitting on a table and has no clue 😂
Probably donate it back next year when they get tired of it 😉
Lol and aaaaack!
italian glass she shouldve known to pick it up even with the chip for $7
Some Granny, & her dang kid will throw it away when she dies!😳
My husband & son calls everything junk❗️🥴
Pregnancy brain
Don’t beat yourself we all make mistakes. That’s how we learn. You will watch out for similar vases in the future no doubt. I’m enjoying seeing you embrace the pottery these days
👍Agree ❤
once in a lifetime find missed. none in the future
16,000? That’s enough to beat myself and others🤣
@@johannadam3183 lo
New subscriber and I am enjoying all of your library of videos. I wanted to say that I held a Million dollar PLUS oil painting IN MY HANDS at Relics Antique Mall in Springfield MO a few years ago. It was gorgeous, bright vivid colors, in a unique style, and it cost over $100 and I didn't think I was worth it so I put it back. Yes, I meant to say I didn't think that I, myself was worth spending $100 on just because I liked it. I have changed since then, and I do treat myself more. Some time later there was a big article in the local paper that somebody recognized the artist. It sold at one of the big New York art auction houses for over a million dollars. If only.....but you see? It happens more often then we realize. Best to you and your family. Thank you for all of your hard work teaching us all about the treasures to be found. EDITING TO ADD: I googled the event: Painting recently purchased at Relics Antique Mall sold at Christie's London Post War and Contemporary Art Auction on Feb 11. The final hammer price was $1.65 million plus commission. The pre-auction estimate for the Andre Masson original was $650,000, however, the painting's provenance drove the price beyond its estimate. Masson painted it from memory after witnessing a voodoo ritual in Haiti in the early 1950s.......
there was a huge painting at a local thrift shop. I wouldve bought as it was great, but didn't as it was just too big. I later found out it was worth about 20k.
I'm glad to hear you realize you are worth that and more.... theres another painting coming your way... and Jocelyn theres another vase coming your way
Do you remember the artist? I'm so curious!
I bet the antique dealer was upset with themselves,too!
@@00jyjsarang NO, but wish I did. It was a very somber painting. Dark shadowy painting of a wedding gown draped on a chair, as if the wedding never happened. Very evocative. I'll look thru my old photos in the cloud, maybe I can see it.
*Your channel is like Thrift Therapy!* *I love that you can sell things, that you find.*
*I buy things I love and therefore I have a home full of odd collections.* *If ever I can tear myself away from my precious horde I bet there are a lot of things of high value and a majority of low-price weird stuff.*
Those german\ Bavarian 3 piece tea cups were from my grandma's and great grandma's era. We would have cake and coffee on them but only on special occasions. They are called sammel- tassen. Translation collection/ display plates/cups. Hope this helps. They sell for at least 40 dollars depending on condition and patterns.
I am glad that you showed that you had a hiccup and admit to it.
What goes out with one hand, somehow something else comes into another hand.
It might be worth going back in a few days to see if similar items were donated at the same time from someone’s home. I remember finding 3 Lalique pieces in the same week at the same thrift store a few days apart. Someone’s collection I assume.
I have found the same thing.
Same!
I remember that vase and was surprised when you put it back. It just looked like something that you would have bought. I had no idea either that it was so valuable.
Me too. I was surprised at that point too. Just feel like it is a nice decent piece, yet have no absolute idea of it could have fetched that high price. Holy smoke! One of the most wonderful things is this thrifting thing never ceases me from learning and have so much fun! Joslin it is not only you, I bet for everyone, this has happened at least once to us.
Same! I was thinking, that looks cool and it’s made in Italy, I would definitely get it. :)
But it had a couple of chips that’s why she put it back
I remember watching that video and thought to myself “GET IT!” the reason being red is my favorite color. For years I’ve been wearing a ring that I thought was fake turns out it’s worth $15,000 so glad I didn’t sell it at my last garage sale. We all make mistakes this too shall pass.
I would have gotten it because of the red color as well, I love red also.ike you I was saying get it, get it, it's stunning color combination!
I always try to guess will she leave it or take, as she looks at it and shares info with us. I guessed she would take it, because it is unusual design for Where it was made.
Hello från Sweden. Västmanland is a county, not far from Stockholm. Mistletoe is the flower of this county. I like that you pick glassware from Orrefors and Kosta Boda for your eBay. Like your channel very much. BR from Västerås which is the capital of Västmanland. 🤗🇸🇪
Thank you for that information!
My son and wife live in Uppsala. I recognized that Swedish name!
now you'll think of this every time you hear Andrew's voice in your head telling you not to buy things with chips.
I've been buying so many chipped thins since this mistake. Hahaha.
@@CrazyLampLady Maybe someone else that lives close to you saw the comment about the value of the vase and went to that Goodwill to buy it the next day.
Yessss life goes on. Your life was perfect before the vase...and will be perfect after. 🥰 💞 👌
@@chrismaraccini8108 I was thinking the SAME thing!
I have been on eBay since 1999….. I can’t imagine all the things I have missed thrifting all these years. You thrift and you learn on every trip. This happens to the best of us Jocelyn. Everything is all good. Much
Love from Indiana ❤️
I found a signed and numbered Erte print at Goodwill. The glass was broken and it was in bubble wrap. I got it for $9. New glass was $81. Value: $2,000.
The pottery wall tile that said "Vastmanland" is a province in Sweden. The botanical on the tile is mistletoe, the provincial flower for Vastmanland. POE is a ceramic company in Sweden, I believe.
The vase dilemma happens to us all. It is the most frustrating feeling. Sorry it was gone.
POE is the signature of Pellis & Eva Hellbom, and the piece was produced in Sweden in the 1950s. "Västmanland" is a county in Sweden and the flower is a mistletoe which is the county flower.
I recently sold a brand new in the box Sailor Moon Doll for $300. I got lucky and found it at our local GW for 9.99.
The juliette get your gun is my daughter's favorite perfume, and B. Makowsky is married to Kathy VanZeeland ( sp?) both purse designers, use to sell theIr products on QVC. What a great shopping trip, even though the vase wasn't there.
I feel your pain. So many times I'm out thrifting and I hear your voice say "gotta go with my gut". I've found so many things that I have found to be more valuable than I first thought. Recently found a Rosenthal Netter MCM vase that I thought "that's something CLL would pick up". I've been watching your videos for quite a while now so I am learning to differentiate between good stuff and really good stuff (at least I think so). Thanks for sharing your reasons for picking up certain pieces. I learn so much! Both the good and the bad. God bless!
You know I bet that red and black vase had a giant invisible crack from top to bottom that on inspection would have made it virtually worthless
That’s the way I think about things I’ve missed😺
Or red traffic lights I get when I need to be somewhere. All things happen for a reason. Maybe someday we will know the why
Jocelyn, maybe another reseller picked up the red vase and put it in their booth without doing any research. Then...maybe... if you check around the local antique malls and flea markets you could miraculously find it for a bargain price! Wouldn’t that be amazing? We can all dream of the video you could make from that experience🥰 I love your channel.. it’s my #1 go to!
Ohhhh great idea! I hope she sees your comment. ❤
@@trishan9537 true but whenever there are green pads and/or an antique sticker on it I put it in my cart or it will haunt me lol then I and research it later. Many things I think are ugly and not my style are worth so much and I just don’t get it 😆
That vase was so ugly can't believe it was worth $13,000.
@@shawnaaustin3396 great rule of thumb!
New to me, but I haven't watched any tv since I found it🌹🌷🌺⚘
Great Video Jocelyn, it is what it is, and I think you helped another person- indirectly by leaving the vase there. If the person who bought the vase does the research perhaps it will really help them financially. We all have learned from this experience. Thank you so much posting this video. I truly appreciate you
That’s how I feel about it at this point. I didn’t need the $16k or whatever the vase would have brought at auction. That money could mean a lot to someone! And I hope that if they realize what they have that it blesses them.
Jocelyn, that's an excellent way to look at it. I hope you're done second-guessing yourself or being frustrated with yourself for missing that vase. You find so many great finds, and you share your knowledge with us. Thanks! God bless you and keep you!
@@CrazyLampLady And this, right here, is why we love you.
@@SisterShirley Girl works hard for the money. I'm happy for people who work hard and are rewarded.
I wonder if someone read the comment on here and then went back to that store and got the vase. A lot of us live nearby the stores that you shop in. If anyone did please let us all know :-)
I wondered that too. I would have made a bee line!
Thanks for being real. I love learning from your videos. I had a condo fire and yea during covid no insurance. I miss my moms depression and milk glass and my grandma vintage furniture. I can’t afford to buy anything, so I love watching you shop and you help me mentally. Take care
Great video, thanks for sharing. Let’s us newbies know that everyone has bad days. & as my daddy used to say “you can’t lose what you never had”. I hope whoever got the vase, gets many blessings from it.
Great attitude towards life👍🏼
The chip would have taken down the value. Don't take auction values too literally. There's wide variability. The vase that sold for $13k was part of an Italian glass collection. That would draw the best possible customer. On eBay, you might never have connected with the high-ticket customer.
Just remember it's only worth what someone else will pay! Who knows maybe the person who got it knew its value and REALLY needed help financially?!
That’s a really great, positive thought!
My instincts perk up when I see those green felt rounds on a vintage item. Someone at one point valued it enough to guard it from damage.
Jocelyn, I have my own rule that I apply to things I find in thrift stores and such. It's my 3D philosophy. Don't Discount the Damage. Just because it has a little chip or slight damage, doesn't mean it has no value or someone will not want it. Many things have been auctioned off and sold, even with damage. I refer to Millers Antique guide. Some of the items she has listed in her books, have been auctioned off with damage at a nice price. Don't Discount the Damage. I like to see things with damage as "chipped relics". It gives the piece and I've heard you say it...."character". Just let this slide. Keep searching for your great finds and enjoy your passion for spotting them, you'll find your Picasso....I'm still looking for mine.
I recently left behind a 1930s dinner set for $10. I didn't look at the back on the day. It bothered me for about a week so I went back to see if it was still there. It was a six piece G & J Meakin "sunrise" set and I did a happy dance as I carried it to the car. I did however leave behind a gorgeous 1800's bible that still still haunts me a little.
I love the little pep talk you gave yourself..ending with "life goes on"
Somedays that's all I tell myself to get over them opportunities I missed, or finger I threw to someone that was getting the raw end of my stick. That's what I truly have to remember, life does go on and I'm grateful for that. Say your peace and do it all over tomorrow. (Maybe, if we are fortunate enough)
Thanks for your insight, Jocelyn.
Bet you wont ever stop looking for it..as we wont either. 😊
Joce, Give yourself a break. You can’t know everything. I think you do an amazing job of finding fabulous items to resell. You are one of my favorites!
I found 4 of the cats meow village buildings today at my Goodwill for $2 for all 4. You were in my head saying that’s a good price to buy them. So I did and already listed them. Thanks for all of your tips Jocelyn ~ your the best❤️
I feel your pain, missed opportunities are no fun. You're doing so great & an inspiration to all of us!
Keep going back. I passed up a painting my daughter later told me she wanted. I was sick because I knew it was her style and it was only $5. Went back a day later and could not find it anywhere. 2 weeks later it showed back up in the art section and I had looked theough everything!
Wow! That is crazy! 😊
Yes I’ve seen good will restock with old merchandise. Last year I was mad I passed on some pottery. Went back and it wasn’t there. Decided to hang out a while because they were restocking shelves, sure enough the put out the pottery I was looking for.
I went to a thrift store. And at first I did not see anything when I went through the store. But then I went around the store one more time . And went over to the men's clothes and I seen a brooks brothers sweater. It had the original price tag on it. It said it was 300 dollars. The thrift store sold it to me for 50 cents. I could not believe a person would give a 300 dollar sweater to the thrift store. But I was happy they did i love it.
I'm hoping whoever bought the vase is watching your channel! You always find supercool things - just wasn't meant to be that day anyway....❤️
Wow, wow, wow! I was thrilled when I found a Waterford bowl in a Goodwill. For me it’s the thrill of finding such a treasure. Who would think?
When I go to the antique stores, they sell things that have chips and cracks. I pay attention to how they have those things priced. I saw 2 McCoy matching vases, one with a small chip at the top of the rim and the other in perfect condition. The one with the small chip was priced @ $80.00 and the perfect condition vase priced @ $150.00. I know that some collectors like things to be in perfect condition, but I have learned that things with chips and cracks don’t matter to some people.
That's a great tip. Thanks.
Red vase just wasn’t meant to be. You have the right attitude about just learning and letting that situation go. Keep up your joyful spirit.
I think everybody has that one regret of not following their instincts on something and I know I have done the same thing. I have seen antiques at phenomenal prices and didn't jump at the chance to pick them up but I do now even if it's an unplanned stop. You are right, life goes on and we learn as we go.
Waiting for someone to comment they bought it 😅
A chip is a huge deal with glass and can really take a hit on the value. Also that other one sold in 2006, and prices are a bit down for this kind of thing anyway. Final note, what a great attitude you have. Inspirational.
Definitely follow your gut. It’s how you’ve made it so far. And it’s basically in your opener.
Oh, Jocelyn! So sorry. My heart sank when the vase was gone. But you are allowed to be human. I probably would have thought the vase was Home Goods . . .🥺
Maybe it was. Things are only worth what people are willing to pay. Just happened somebody was at that auction and was willing to pay.
Bonniegirl, very true.
That is one of the qualities that endears you to me. I have passed up stuff for various reasons, and then beat myself up because it was worth so much more. Thank you for sharing.
I understood your feeling!!! I did make a lot of same mistakes... But you are so lucky to have many knowledgeable viewers. They help you and correct your mistake. And you will be able to learn a new stuff. I’m so jealous.
I often use Google Lens when I see something I want to research but sometimes forget to research in the store. One time I forgot and when I went home I researched it and discovered it was a very valuable antique bowl. I jumped into my car and drove 1 hour back to the GW arriving 2 minutes before it closed to discover it was still there! I was so excited and relieved!
Is that what she uses to search items❓
Is it an app❓
I’m tech idiot! 🥴
My friend uses that too. I need to look it up. I keep thinking it’s only on android.
No way to learn without making mistakes (in a lot of cases). Don’t beat yourself up, Jocelyn. You are amazing at what you do and we are blessed to learn your knowledge from you channel! Cheers 🥂!
Those teacups and plates brought back memories of my "oma" she was German and we lived in Germany in the early 6o's. Everyear for Christmas and my birthday I would get one of those sets from her. Each one very different from the others. I was 8 when I started getting them and loved them even then. I had 8 sets but unfortunately the shelf my mom had them on fell and all but 2 sets broke..but I still have those 2 and still love them.
I am so glad that 2 made it!
Awwwe! Sorry that happened. But, you're right... you can't know everything, and life does go on. We still love you! 😊💟🥰
WHAT IF Goodwill took it in the back and broke it on clean out day!!!!!!!
Always go with your gut!! I bought a Miss Priss teapot that had a minor chip on the base and some minor repair work up under the lid for 5 bucks. Learned from my regret on passing up on a piece of vintage Rookwood pottery that had a hairline crack for 3 bucks. Errrr. Never again.
Hi , I just got home from thriftstore & thanks too you for al! The knowledge you have always giving me & my husband ! Your a super awesome 😊🤗
it is crucial to understand that IF you loose money it means it was a payment for a serious trouble taken away from you. This is how it works. 100%.
I love this ❤
As i look back in my past many of the most valuable items i had i gave away or threw away. I feel your pain.
One item was a book that ended up on the antique roadshow in tulsa okla where i was living at the time. sucks but oh well .
Always love your videos. I sometimes put a towel or blankets that I find at goodwill in my basket to provide cushion in the basket
I remember that vase saying get it to my phone! But I do that alot...I love to watch you I have learned so much from you. Good luck finding another vase!
I am glad you shared. You teach me me something everytime I watch so thank you for that. We all just learned with you!
I left a Fenton on the shelf the other day because I thought it was supposed to be a fairy light, missing it’s lid. I looked it up later and it was actually perfectly complete as it was. 😅 The next week however I found another Fenton piece (again, left it) and went back the next day and thankfully it was still there. The second piece was worth 20 times more than the other one I left. Meaning…your eyes are honed now, ready for the next rare museum quality piece that you find!
How much did u get for it?
@@mariagallo6660 I paid $40 and it seems to be priced/sold between $100-300. I haven’t sold it yet, hoping someone buys it as a Christmas present…🤞
You are awesome and we are always learning. Thanks for the great videos!
You didn't know. I agree with Cindy. Please do not beat yourself up over it. You do very well anyway 👍❤
My favorite bean crock is from Home and Garden Party Ltd. Picked it up at my local thrift and I use the heck out of it. Makes the best (and easiest) bean dishes.
I've really come to enjoy your videos. I learn not only about the value of things, but your personality shines through too. Keep up the great videos!
There was a grey Dooney & Burke in the purses, really cute! Great finds. Love watching you shop.
I loved those vintage plates with the yellow flowers on them that you passed up. Im sure they were heavy, but super cute!
I would have picked those up if the price was reasonable. They have some value.
Who in the world has a spare $13,000 for a glass vase? Anything without a hole below the water lines will hold flowers and you don’t have to insure it.
People will pay millions for paint splattered on a canvas....
I always check local consignment/flea market type shops if I think I missed something. We have some local ladies who go every morning to all the donation stores and buy up everything. They take it to their consignment booth and double the price, still making it super cheap for buyers but they don’t research or check comps, and doing this, they all have made lots of money with little effort. Imagine if for every dollar you spent you got two back.
Oh mannn... loving that goodwill!! I really like how it's all organized by color!! Great idea!! Just starting to do what you're doing!! I hope I have success!! Thanks for your fun videos!
I believe the stirrups were "buddy stirrups". They attach to a regular size stirrup to adjust for a child rider.
Buddy stirrups are a bit smaller and usually plastic. They go over the horn so little legs can reach. Attaching to the stirrup would make it longer not shorter.
Yowza. Sorry that happened to you, but I love your attitude about a missed opportunity. A good reminder to myself and probably others.
That's rough! We've all missed treasures, I know. I console myself with imagining someone else being happy about it.
Ohhhhhh What a bummer… I actually went to that site and that was exactly the vase what a drag , I have some Vases That having initials and are absolutely beautiful but I have never been able to find any information on them so I just keep them and hold onto them and hopes that I will find out information at some point. Love your Trifting , I do it too but I’ve never gotten myself motivated to sell
I feel your pain. I’m sure everyone has made monetary mistakes doing life. Just does happen. It can be a memory for you to tell your children and even grandkids one day! You handled it well! 💐
We have all done it. I missed out on a $4500 vase at Value Village cause a friend said "Don't buy it'. Looked it up later and we both regret it. Go with your gut!
congrat on the the new baby girl soon to be here i wish u a safe pregnancy u be a great cool mom bc u do awesome videos and give me some hints on vintage stuff to buy at thrift stores
I ve bought sold and use a b makovsky purse. Good quality. Nice finds despite not the red vase.
This is why we are treasure hunters... it's the thrill of the find. There will be another chance to find something tomorrow and today we get to be happy someone found that vase...
Love your positive attitude. Thank you for sharing.
That last bag is great. He does wonderful work. His wife is Kathy Van Zealand, she does purses too.
Ouch! Wouch! Bless your heart. Sorry it was gone. 😥😢😭😪
There was a Dooney & Bourke purse. It has an embossed leather duck on it. Just for future reference.
Don't beat yourself up .We all makes mistakes nobody is perfect .U did find some really nice treasure . Maybe when u go to another store maybe u might find it again .I agree that bird clock is noisy .I just seen it on a commercial not to long ago. Thank u for sharing your time 😊 have a wonderful day 💕
Omg...I want that Portmeirion bowl! I started collecting a couple of years ago when I found a couple of pasta bowls in a thrift. I fell in love with the patterns, and I'm obsessed with it now! 😍 Kills me because I'm sure it's gonna end up in the dumpster if someone doesn't recognize its worth and either sell it or collect it personally.
I feel your loss. Not as much money, but I found two vintage Coach purses at Goodwill. They felt like good leather, but I was so unsure about them as I know there are many fakes; didn't want to risk my eBay account. $8 each and I didn't take the chance; they were worth about $75 each :(
Well at least you aren't the one that donated it?
😂😂 True story.
I put out my Mom's good flatware at a garage sale for $10....12 settings of 6 pieces and the serving ware. It wasn't silver but a cool mid century pattern. It was even in the original boxes. Only used twice a year for 25 years. Thank God no one bought them! Thanks to you, I found out on Worthpoint that each individual piece goes for $10-$25. I was able to sell them to Replacements for not that total value but a lot more than $10 for the lot! So thanks for paying it forward!❤
If you’ve never read “Cadillac Jack,” by Larry McMurtry, read it and weep (not for Jack!).
Very valid point!
A reseller most likely picked it up. Everytime I go to Goodwill now there are resellers everywhere combing through and they can be quite aggressive. I had to fight a lady for a beautiful hurricane lamp in my cart that she thought she would try to steal from me. Many times though I get there after everything has already been picked clean unfortunately.
Metternich porcelain is fine quality vintage porcelain from Bavaria, Germany. If it's Mitterteich, a cup and saucer plus desert plate could be worth about €30.00 but sometimes a lot more, depending on the pattern.
Ahh, the one that got away! This line of work teaches me to detach. The great thing about reselling is there's always more to discover.
Ouch that hurts! They'll be more opportunities I am sure. Love your positive attitude!
Tbh I can overlook something glued back together if it's done well. I've gotten a mini Venus statue replica that cracked at the neck but I still love it. Also the same case with another Greek statue of a muse, which cracked at the ankle.
You will get another great find. They're always going to be there. You need to slow down girl, you look like you are very tired. GET SOME REST! It wouldn't be the end of the world if you missed a days video. You and baby come 1st!! You did find some cool stuff today. 😎 From a caring fan that LOVES ❤ your videos. ❤ God bless 🙌
The Schraff's brass candy box that sold for $3.99, I paid $12.00 for the same on Ebay, mine was not in as good of shape.
I am a stitcher and find boxes like this charming and useful.
My grandparents had the bird clock also. It drove me nuts!
Oh that's a bummer! I've realized a few times that I missed stuff and raced back to the store to try and grab it too. It was an expensive lesson but now you know. You make so many excellent choices that occasionally your bound to miss something. Don't beat yourself up too much. :)
Glad you looked up the perfume…..I was screaming at the screen…and it wasn’t worth 13,000.00……lol