I am so excited for you two! That would be so fun. You have found some amazing stuff. I'm learning about some glass just from watching some other videos. Be sure to check it out. I love you honey have a blast with this. Love that little coal stove! Isn't it beautiful? Stay safe and healthy. ❤️💞💞💞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏✌️👶
Hey Cool Cat! Some great finds in the place. They sure wrapped the items up in bags or paper good as well. Those look like the good bags alsol as they haven't started decaying yet 👍👍
I guess if there ever was a time where tissues, paper towels, and plastic bags were non-existent, this house would be the house to go to! Tomorrow's video includes your card - thank you so much!! So kind of you to do that, Don!
This is a good one. The best of all worlds. Not a clean out, pick whatever you want, great stuff, and relatively clean. I'm jealous, but glad it's you! I loved the blue pottery, (mid century is my thing 😍).
Beautiful blown glass bowl, vases, and birds. I wish I could have seen the sterling silver item better. That should bring a pretty penny, as well as the Tramp Art seashell vase and the Victorian figurines. The cut glass pitchers look to be in great condition. I would have to say this is one of your most valuable cleanouts yet, if these few boxes are any indication. So happy for you.
The glassware is lead crystal and quite expensive good find the spice set is probably from the 1940 . Nice finds.look things up to get at least the value. I would love to be in the middle of this house it would take me a week to get through it. What a treasure hunt.
I knew it as soon as I saw it! Peter Pots is still in production, near the University of Rhode Island. My husband grew up on the same road as Peter Pots, and my mother in law has a ridiculously large collection (I have a few pieces myself). Super fun to see you find it. -Beth
My sister found me a lil glass woman tchotchke at a yard sale last week for a dollar......turned out to be worth hundreds!!!!!!.......Those glass MCM ducks go for some money....especially if Murano glass.....The vase sure sounds like crystal......Clear ring.... Can't wait to see more!!!!🥰♥😍♥
Tony checked the ducks & couldn't find a maker's mark. I'm not familiar if Murano signed/marked everything, so we'll leave the duck research up to him!
Paper weights are really popular at the moment. As is anything art glass. Some good money to be made from those boxes. How fun to keep finding wonderful items in hidden away boxes. ❤🐨
JennyA - I didn't know that paperweights were sought after again! Thanks for the heads up . I could die when I think of the paper weights i essentially gave to any buyer who wanted one!
Awesome finds in the "Lady Painter´s Mansion", part two. I think it´s a perfect assortment for sale on one the better flea markets or even on an antique market. I like especially the lead soldier and the paperweights, highly collectible. Your click on the vase to hear the sound is an old resellers trick to check if some piece of glass or ceramics is damaged or not. The tin photograph (1860´s ?) was one highlight of these finds, that´s for sure. Can´t wait to see episode No. 3 of this successful odyssee ! 👍 Just a hint, Renée: like many other channels, you got some ads for crypto investments disguised as "viewers comments". So, it´s up to you how to treat them...😉 Have a fantastic rest of this sunny Thursday (quite warm over here with around 75 degrees F). Greets from GER, U.
@@lindafrance9192 I don´t think that yt will react on reports like that because those ads are a mass phenomenon. Mostly it´s up to the channel owners to delete scrap like this.
Thanks for the heads-up! A few went into my "For Review" section, so they were deleted and blocked. I'll have to do a check for others. At one of the auction houses I would attend, an auctioneer would do that little click on the glass on every single piece. He had a few other classic lines that he would say at each auction. "Who hasn't bought something yet? Raise your hand." Always gave the audience a little chuckle when people actually did raise their hand! The photo was my favorite as well & so randomly found in that box. I just realized it wasn't even wrapped up, like every other thing in this home was :0) Good thing I like to rummage around in boxes or else it might not have been found! We are in the 60s here but summer returns next week when we go back up to the 80s. Personally I'm done with summer and ready for the fall weather. I like the feeling of the crisp air in the morning when I'm out & about at the flea market!
Have to add another reply, but in the form of a random question - Do you know of, or perhaps know someone, who would know what type of typewriter would have been available/used in Berlin in 1947 (1940s)? Portable and no eszett key. From my very brief online perusing, it looks like Swiss German typewriters did not have the eszett key. I'm working on the Berlin letters and thought it would be interesting to know what kind of typewriter this woman could possibly have been using.
I like the word tchochkie(had to Google that spelling),Fran fine said it on The Nanny the first time I heard it(hilarious tv series)In England we say nick nacks😊😂😂
Hey Renee. WOW! That house has a lot of treasure in it. Tony is having fun picking what he wants and I love the stuff there.but I wonder, what you are going to take from that house besides the cat 😺. But I just wanted to tell you a sad thing that that happened to me on Tuesday. I found out my sister past away in the morning. I am grieving her death for the past few days. I was happy watching your video when I got the call from family. I am heart broken and will miss her very much. God Bless you Renee for doing such wonderful things for other's. You are a wonderful young lady and don't you forget it. Tony is wonderful as well. Take care my friend's. Love you. Mari'a. 😭😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
So sorry to hear that, Maria! My thoughts are with you and your family and I hope that you can rest on happy memories with your sister and think about those often.
I’m so sorry about your sister. I know how much it hurts , I’ve lost one of my sisters and my only brother. It’s times like these that are so hard for us. Stay strong and keep your mind on all the wonderful memories you have of her. ❤❤❤
I do like those nice hand carved rock Apples said do look like Jade Could be very good money on eBay Very interesting peace something you don't see everyday
Renee, watching you unwrap all those treasures, I was thinking, turn it over so we could see the marks! So much vintage goodies! What an awesome project! Enjoy!
That amber glass duck lid looks to be the top of a Viking Glass candy dish. Find the bottom, could be worth several hundred dollars. They are quite htf
She explained long time ago. She works for Tony who finds the jobs, gets paid for the work and she has first dibs on items of interest, the rest is their business, if she didn't enjoy working for Tony or felt he was unfair, I'm sure she wouldn't be involved with him
Renee! That place is a wonderful treasure trove.What great finds you are discovering.I am proud of you for venturing out there more. Good luck& have fun with it..🎃🌻👍
Renee, you so casually mention mouse poop while looking like you are ready for a coffee date! I am always impressed that you look so put together all the time. What a lovely picking through time although, because of my age, it usually takes me by surprise when you talk of vintage items and then I find out that that means the 70's! Can hardly wait for the next video!!
Irish mist is Delicious! My dad had some that was from his Navy days... It was still good and one of the best liquers I have ever tasted! I am not a drinker, so that's saying something! LOL!
If you're interested in learning more about glass, porcelain, lamps, and pottery, you can glean lots of good information from the Crazy Lamp Lady channel. The blue glass piece you found is not factory/mold made, so is likely worth some money. That really heavy pitcher appears to be antique EAPG cut glass or maybe American Brilliant. I can tell you had lots of fun with this pick and found so many items that can broaden your expertise where glass and such is concerned.
Gr8 items found in this one Rene..😮 The lead soldiers can command a very good price..😍 My favorite is the vintage black cat made in USA so cool..😊 Take care..👍💕🔥👊
Hey Renee - the house keeps on giving. That stove! It's going to be fun getting it out. Looks like the chochkies (? sp - never heard that word before watching your videos) will bring a good return. The Gettysburg Address seems an odd choice for a serving tray. If it had been the guy who spoke before Lincoln, it would have been a much bigger tray - I think he spoke for 2-3 hours. A number of your finds brought out my glass anxieties. Is Murano only glass blown in Murano, or is it all blown, colored glass? How can you tell plain cut glass from leaded glass? These are things I need to research some day. Glad you found the cat mask - I bet there are more things like that. Can't wait to see more. Have a great Thursday!
When you research about glass & find out the answers, let me know! Haha. Glassware is something that I am pretty clueless about. Tony knows a bit more about it than I do, so he can handle the glass or have the people at the flea market give him a lesson or two. As for the stove, Tony is having another friend help to move it & store it until it can be sold. From his research, they look to be worth anywhere between $1,000-$2,000... of course, you have to find a buyer that will pay that much! Only found the one Halloween cat. But finding one is better than finding none! Being as we found the Gettysburg Address & the framed picture of Abe, I wonder if they had collected other Lincoln items. Oh to have seen what could have possibly been in this home a few years ago. I'm sure their collection was even greater! Hope that you have a great Friday and have some fun plans for the weekend!
@@PaperandMoose Renée, please consider some of the glass. The birds and big blue hand blown console bowl. They are worth your time and investigation to start with 3 items. I think you'll be surprised! Great series of videos. Some clean outs are absolutely nasty, but looks like you guys stumbled upon a nice one!
Hello Renee. I hope you’re weekend is going well for you. I myself ventured out to Indiana to the apple festival in Covington. It was fun. They had some amazing cars there and a old Chevy truck i would love to own. It was a great little outing. I’m in love with the Halloween cat. What a find with luck you’ll find more . Boy the glass pitcher you found was so nice and you could use to defend yourself. You did find some lovely pieces I have to say. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Yup, the mouse poop is always free. Glad your wearing gloves. That house is such a treasure trove, seems like words are hard today lol. Thanks for sharing another picking adventure with us, always a joy to join you on these. Love the tin type photo. Those are hard to come by. Oh my, I want one of those old wood stoves.
Awesome video - great stuff! The occupied Japan figurines are incredible. I've got no clue as to their value. But, they'd sure look great scattered around a house decorated in 1940s/50s retro. Easy to pick up if the values aren't so high - yet! I've got that same 1920s Philco radio, that was on the cabinet behind you, next to the Aunt Jemima figure. I'd never seen another one. The house sure is a treasure trove. Thanks for taking us all along to see all the great "finds"!
Thanks for JOINING me!! I see, in the backround a cookie jar like one I have in my collection...she's a Dutch Lady. I like advertising themed paperweights...from fraternal lodges, corporations and historical events...some of my favorites are from the Apollo 11 lunar landing. RUUD Water Heater Co. made cast iron water heaters which resembled that ornate stove. They did not have an inner tank, but coiled piping, holding the water, which was rapidly heated...the first instantaneous heater...hot water on demand! Nothin mew under the sun...such as that well-worn saying! I was hoping there'd be a couple of...well, you know...hiding among those tchotchkes! The Museum of American Heritage would in all likelyhood, welcome that vintage stove! I know of a slightly larger one which may end up in their collection!
You have a larger stove than that?! That stove is a beauty, for sure! Your water heater paperweight sounds wonderful - all those details made into a paperweight, what a great form of advertisement! Any plans for this weekend?
@@PaperandMooseThe stove is currently in one of the estate sale company's warehouse. It's a larger version of the piece in your location. The RUUD heater belonged to a late collector friend, he actually used it! He was a plumber by profession. If RUUD had such a weight...I'd could just imagine what it would look like. Plans for the weekend, Sat. lunch with a couple of friends, Sun. working on a couple of home projects...there is one estate sale...which is, yet again, all Ikea and Pottery Barn decor, skipping that one! The owner was into abstract sculpture...the stuff for sale looks like a great set of props for the Twilight Zone!
Oh my goodness Renee!! These box openings are so exciting!! That stove was magnificent!! And the old Singer brings back a lot of memories!! Looking forward to reveal number three!!🤗❤️
That duck lid (?) has to be Viking, it looks just like their ducks. But, I will say, I didn’t know that Viking had a bowl or container with a duck lid, but, I’m far from being a Viking glass expert. What interesting boxes! ✌🏼❤️
You talk about vintage coloring pencils, what's even more crazy is people are starting to collect and sell old Wal-Mart bags. Think they were in your second box.
I think I'll start with diluted PVA glue, and let the layers dry under pressure between two glass plates, then dot-glue the layers together with superglue before priming with black angled from the bottom and then white priming angled from the top. And then my niece should be happy.. If not, she gets to make her own "canvas" next time. Well, you asked what I think. And I thought about this while playing Minecraft and watching your video. Men can multitask too you know.
Love your videos and content. Just wanted you to Be very careful when digging through stuff with mouse droppings and portions of their nesting. Wearing gloves, a mask and goggles is extra protection from hantavirus. It can be fatal.
The white item with the blue stripe at the bottom which you thought could be from a coffee pot reminds me of a candle/pillar holder. I recall having a similar looking one and I think it could be made by Dansk. I could be wrong though as I don’t remember an open bottom. Added: I did look on EBay and found what appears to be the same item. It is listed as: Dansk Christianshan blue hurricane lamp Japan glass globe candle holder vintage. It does show the clear hurricane lamp with it but I don’t recall having that. The Dansk name should be printed on the inside bottom.
Peter Pots Pottery blue gray wave, blue ombré, seagull blue. Definitely worth listing. He’s from R.I Take care darling xx
What a haul on the glass, pottery and tochkies
Look up all of them. You'll be surprised. 😊
I am so excited for you two! That would be so fun. You have found some amazing stuff. I'm learning about some glass just from watching some other videos. Be sure to check it out. I love you honey have a blast with this. Love that little coal stove! Isn't it beautiful? Stay safe and healthy.
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The stove is great! Sit by that, all warmed up, reading a book with a nice cup of tea!
Those people had some cool stuff..🇺🇲💯.
A lot of very cool finds! You might want to shine a black light on the apples that look like Jade. They possibly might glow!
💖 the Apples, glass mouse, Halloween black cat, & the Spice jar set (that could bring some bucks! So could the apples)
I would be in heaven with these two boxes.. I love figurines and glass of all kinds. My dream is to be able to go through and keep what I find.
Some of those lead soldiers could be very good money
Hey Cool Cat! Some great finds in the place. They sure wrapped the items up in bags or paper good as well. Those look like the good bags alsol as they haven't started decaying yet 👍👍
I guess if there ever was a time where tissues, paper towels, and plastic bags were non-existent, this house would be the house to go to! Tomorrow's video includes your card - thank you so much!! So kind of you to do that, Don!
@@PaperandMoose your wecome
Amazing find in the boxes...I think this is turning into an amazing pick...so glad for Toni and you and Taco Stacks......🥰🥰🥰
This is a good one. The best of all worlds. Not a clean out, pick whatever you want, great stuff, and relatively clean. I'm jealous, but glad it's you! I loved the blue pottery, (mid century is my thing 😍).
We had to memorize the Gettysburg Address in the 6th grade. I can remember a bit of it still at almost 71.
Om gosh..I love the window shutters..🇺🇲🙏💯👍👊
Great finds and so fun to watch your excitement. Can't wait for #3. Thanks.
Some of those art vases and paperweights can be really good money, have fun with the research
Rene what was in the box on the bottom glass stuff ?
This was an exciting unboxing. So many unique and precious items. ☺️❤🥰🎉👏
Beautiful blown glass bowl, vases, and birds. I wish I could have seen the sterling silver item better. That should bring a pretty penny, as well as the Tramp Art seashell vase and the Victorian figurines. The cut glass pitchers look to be in great condition. I would have to say this is one of your most valuable cleanouts yet, if these few boxes are any indication. So happy for you.
The glassware is lead crystal and quite expensive good find the spice set is probably from the 1940 . Nice finds.look things up to get at least the value. I would love to be in the middle of this house it would take me a week to get through it. What a treasure hunt.
Treasure Hunting with good Friend Tony…..what a life!……what a job!
I knew it as soon as I saw it! Peter Pots is still in production, near the University of Rhode Island.
My husband grew up on the same road as Peter Pots, and my mother in law has a ridiculously large collection (I have a few pieces myself). Super fun to see you find it.
-Beth
First time I've come across that type of pottery, but now I know for the future! It does have a great look to it & the colors are wonderful!
That ‘sucker’ definitely was cool Renee. Worth a pretty penny. Liked the glassware and the paperweights. Retro. Cool.
My sister found me a lil glass woman tchotchke at a yard sale last week for a dollar......turned out to be worth hundreds!!!!!!.......Those glass MCM ducks go for some money....especially if Murano glass.....The vase sure sounds like crystal......Clear ring.... Can't wait to see more!!!!🥰♥😍♥
Tony checked the ducks & couldn't find a maker's mark. I'm not familiar if Murano signed/marked everything, so we'll leave the duck research up to him!
Yes the water pitcher 3:38 is so cool.
Paper weights are really popular at the moment. As is anything art glass. Some good money to be made from those boxes. How fun to keep finding wonderful items in hidden away boxes. ❤🐨
JennyA - I didn't know that paperweights were sought after again! Thanks for the heads up . I could die when I think of the paper weights i essentially gave to any buyer who wanted one!
i love that tonka looking crane
Just one treasure after another, how lucky you both got…..$$$
I like the window shutters.
My grandmother had similar ones in her kitchen! It was always "fun" as a kid to open and close them. The little things that made us happy!
Those red/clear glass birds? My mom has a green set that dad got her in Japan when he was in the navy. This was fun!
That photo made the whole thing worthwhile by itself- a pure gem!
That is some nice mid-century pottery I would have been shocked on the price It's an unusual brand of pottery that I've never heard of
Renee ! Thanks for taking us along with you! I appreciate you! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work!!!
Awesome finds in the "Lady Painter´s Mansion", part two. I think it´s a perfect assortment for sale on one the better flea markets or even on an antique market. I like especially the lead soldier and the paperweights, highly collectible. Your click on the vase to hear the sound is an old resellers trick to check if some piece of glass or ceramics is damaged or not. The tin photograph (1860´s ?) was one highlight of these finds, that´s for sure. Can´t wait to see episode No. 3 of this successful odyssee ! 👍
Just a hint, Renée: like many other channels, you got some ads for crypto investments disguised as "viewers comments". So, it´s up to you how to treat them...😉 Have a fantastic rest of this sunny Thursday (quite warm over here with around 75 degrees F). Greets from GER, U.
I report those “crypto” comments to UA-cam when I see them but don’t know if anything happens or not.
@@lindafrance9192 I don´t think that yt will react on reports like that because those ads are a mass phenomenon. Mostly it´s up to the channel owners to delete scrap like this.
@@fareast_de Thanks for letting me know that. I won’t waste my time in the future. Those ads are just so irritating.
Thanks for the heads-up! A few went into my "For Review" section, so they were deleted and blocked. I'll have to do a check for others. At one of the auction houses I would attend, an auctioneer would do that little click on the glass on every single piece. He had a few other classic lines that he would say at each auction. "Who hasn't bought something yet? Raise your hand." Always gave the audience a little chuckle when people actually did raise their hand! The photo was my favorite as well & so randomly found in that box. I just realized it wasn't even wrapped up, like every other thing in this home was :0) Good thing I like to rummage around in boxes or else it might not have been found! We are in the 60s here but summer returns next week when we go back up to the 80s. Personally I'm done with summer and ready for the fall weather. I like the feeling of the crisp air in the morning when I'm out & about at the flea market!
Have to add another reply, but in the form of a random question - Do you know of, or perhaps know someone, who would know what type of typewriter would have been available/used in Berlin in 1947 (1940s)? Portable and no eszett key. From my very brief online perusing, it looks like Swiss German typewriters did not have the eszett key. I'm working on the Berlin letters and thought it would be interesting to know what kind of typewriter this woman could possibly have been using.
Ooooo, the sewing machine. I’d love finding that! Thanks for taking us alone on the hunt.
It is a nice hand blown ruby red Bird Pretty good condition surprised the Beak didn't break either You might get $5-10 your flea market nice piece
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What lovely finds. I particularly liked the blue pottery (that jug - ❤) and the Tin types.❤ And that premium heater!❤
I like the word tchochkie(had to Google that spelling),Fran fine said it on The Nanny the first time I heard it(hilarious tv series)In England we say nick nacks😊😂😂
Or bric-a-brac
Hey Renee. WOW! That house has a lot of treasure in it. Tony is having fun picking what he wants and I love the stuff there.but I wonder, what you are going to take from that house besides the cat 😺. But I just wanted to tell you a sad thing that that happened to me on Tuesday. I found out my sister past away in the morning. I am grieving her death for the past few days. I was happy watching your video when I got the call from family. I am heart broken and will miss her very much. God Bless you Renee for doing such wonderful things for other's. You are a wonderful young lady and don't you forget it. Tony is wonderful as well. Take care my friend's. Love you. Mari'a. 😭😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Oh goodness. I’m so sorry to hear that. Prayers to you and your family.
So sorry to hear that, Maria! My thoughts are with you and your family and I hope that you can rest on happy memories with your sister and think about those often.
@@PaperandMooseThank you Renee. Your so sweet. Still. Great video. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗
I’m so sorry about your sister. I know how much it hurts , I’ve lost one of my sisters and my only brother. It’s times like these that are so hard for us. Stay strong and keep your mind on all the wonderful memories you have of her. ❤❤❤
Love these type of videos. Finding treasures is soo exciting!
Most clear glass I would not be excited about Unless it was French art glass
I have seen some beautiful garden art made out of vintage figurines and odd dishes and glassware. Really festive and fun if done right
The Halloween card cats.Lovely quality A great find.
Renée, you definitely hit the $$$ jackpot in those boxes!!!!!! Congratulations!!!!
1934 Philco Radio Mosel 84 in the background @ 11.36 beautiful radio.. I restored one like that! 😮😮👏👏👏
Wasn't it a beauty! The family decided they wanted to keep it. But I thought of you when I saw it!
Certain paperweight and with certain signatures are bringing good money
Yes the sunflower edge vase's crystal It's better than most of your crystal
I do like those nice hand carved rock Apples said do look like Jade Could be very good money on eBay Very interesting peace something you don't see everyday
Renee, watching you unwrap all those treasures, I was thinking, turn it over so we could see the marks! So much vintage goodies!
What an awesome project!
Enjoy!
That amber glass duck lid looks to be the top of a Viking Glass candy dish. Find the bottom, could be worth several hundred dollars. They are quite htf
Thanks for the info! Let's hope we locate the bottom!
Model # is 1313, was produced only in 1965.
@@jimschulz1140 Thank you! You know your stuff!
The art glass ducks might be Viking or Murano, you might look them up
Hi again, asking again how do you and Tony decide who gets what out of the clean out house. I'm nosy, but I'm 81 yrs young and would love to know.
I am curious too.
She explained long time ago. She works for Tony who finds the jobs, gets paid for the work and she has first dibs on items of interest, the rest is their business, if she didn't enjoy working for Tony or felt he was unfair, I'm sure she wouldn't be involved with him
Oh Renee! So much marvelousness!!! Czech pottery is highly collected! I’m swooning! 😊
Renee! That place is a wonderful treasure trove.What great finds you are discovering.I am proud of you for venturing out there more. Good luck& have fun with it..🎃🌻👍
Thanks for unwrapping all that glass. I love it.
Renee, you so casually mention mouse poop while looking like you are ready for a coffee date! I am always impressed that you look so put together all the time. What a lovely picking through time although, because of my age, it usually takes me by surprise when you talk of vintage items and then I find out that that means the 70's! Can hardly wait for the next video!!
So much neat stuff! Did you check the dates on the newspapers?
Irish mist is Delicious! My dad had some that was from his Navy days... It was still good and one of the best liquers I have ever tasted! I am not a drinker, so that's saying something! LOL!
Wow. Some great glass and pottery. Make sure you look up everything because some of that is worth pretty good money. Ebay material not flea market.
Those paperweights can be worth some $$$ and those swans❤
All I can say is wow!
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Some of those stoves can fetch big bucks!
Tony said he thinks similar ones sell for $1,000-$2,000... just have to find a buyer!
If you're interested in learning more about glass, porcelain, lamps, and pottery, you can glean lots of good information from the Crazy Lamp Lady channel. The blue glass piece you found is not factory/mold made, so is likely worth some money. That really heavy pitcher appears to be antique EAPG cut glass or maybe American Brilliant. I can tell you had lots of fun with this pick and found so many items that can broaden your expertise where glass and such is concerned.
Gr8 items found in this one Rene..😮 The lead soldiers can command a very good price..😍 My favorite is the vintage black cat made in USA so cool..😊 Take care..👍💕🔥👊
That red pair could be from the early 70's.
Crystal is always heavier than glass.
Oh my. a coworker of mine would love that sunflower crystal vase.
It's a nice blue hand blown glass Bowl probably worth $10-15 at flea market
I'd double it to 25 to 30. Super nice color which is sot after for winter decorating. ❤
I think original Gettysburg Address was written on the back of an envelope.
Great treasures Renee 🎉
I’ve never wanted a wood/coal heater as much as that one ! 😍
It's a beauty!
Hey Renee - the house keeps on giving. That stove! It's going to be fun getting it out. Looks like the chochkies (? sp - never heard that word before watching your videos) will bring a good return. The Gettysburg Address seems an odd choice for a serving tray. If it had been the guy who spoke before Lincoln, it would have been a much bigger tray - I think he spoke for 2-3 hours. A number of your finds brought out my glass anxieties. Is Murano only glass blown in Murano, or is it all blown, colored glass? How can you tell plain cut glass from leaded glass? These are things I need to research some day. Glad you found the cat mask - I bet there are more things like that. Can't wait to see more. Have a great Thursday!
When you research about glass & find out the answers, let me know! Haha. Glassware is something that I am pretty clueless about. Tony knows a bit more about it than I do, so he can handle the glass or have the people at the flea market give him a lesson or two. As for the stove, Tony is having another friend help to move it & store it until it can be sold. From his research, they look to be worth anywhere between $1,000-$2,000... of course, you have to find a buyer that will pay that much! Only found the one Halloween cat. But finding one is better than finding none! Being as we found the Gettysburg Address & the framed picture of Abe, I wonder if they had collected other Lincoln items. Oh to have seen what could have possibly been in this home a few years ago. I'm sure their collection was even greater! Hope that you have a great Friday and have some fun plans for the weekend!
@@PaperandMoose Renée, please consider some of the glass. The birds and big blue hand blown console bowl. They are worth your time and investigation to start with 3 items. I think you'll be surprised! Great series of videos. Some clean outs are absolutely nasty, but looks like you guys stumbled upon a nice one!
Hello Renee. I hope you’re weekend is going well for you. I myself ventured out to Indiana to the apple festival in Covington. It was fun. They had some amazing cars there and a old Chevy truck i would love to own. It was a great little outing. I’m in love with the Halloween cat. What a find with luck you’ll find more . Boy the glass pitcher you found was so nice and you could use to defend yourself. You did find some lovely pieces I have to say. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Yup, the mouse poop is always free. Glad your wearing gloves. That house is such a treasure trove, seems like words are hard today lol. Thanks for sharing another picking adventure with us, always a joy to join you on these. Love the tin type photo. Those are hard to come by. Oh my, I want one of those old wood stoves.
I would imagine a lot of those would do great at auction I know if i was there I would take as. Much as possible even if i had to get a storage unit
Some of the glass is worth a bit especially paperweights and canister sets from the early 20th century
Terrific finds!!
That stove could be worth over a $1000 i'd be afraid to touching it too That's if you can find the right buyer
Check all that glass for signitures. Such wonderful treasures.
Great stuff! Hey, I like that Philco cathedral radio on the hutch behind you. You should send that to Buzz!
Awesome video - great stuff! The occupied Japan figurines are incredible. I've got no clue as to their value. But, they'd sure look great scattered around a house decorated in 1940s/50s retro. Easy to pick up if the values aren't so high - yet! I've got that same 1920s Philco radio, that was on the cabinet behind you, next to the Aunt Jemima figure. I'd never seen another one. The house sure is a treasure trove. Thanks for taking us all along to see all the great "finds"!
Thanks for JOINING me!! I see, in the backround a cookie jar like one I have in my collection...she's a Dutch Lady. I like advertising themed paperweights...from fraternal lodges, corporations and historical events...some of my favorites are from the Apollo 11 lunar landing. RUUD Water Heater Co. made cast iron water heaters which resembled that ornate stove. They did not have an inner tank, but coiled piping, holding the water, which was rapidly heated...the first instantaneous heater...hot water on demand! Nothin mew under the sun...such as that well-worn saying! I was hoping there'd be a couple of...well, you know...hiding among those tchotchkes! The Museum of American Heritage would in all likelyhood, welcome that vintage stove! I know of a slightly larger one which may end up in their collection!
You have a larger stove than that?! That stove is a beauty, for sure! Your water heater paperweight sounds wonderful - all those details made into a paperweight, what a great form of advertisement! Any plans for this weekend?
@@PaperandMooseThe stove is currently in one of the estate sale company's warehouse. It's a larger version of the piece in your location. The RUUD heater belonged to a late collector friend, he actually used it! He was a plumber by profession. If RUUD had such a weight...I'd could just imagine what it would look like. Plans for the weekend, Sat. lunch with a couple of friends, Sun. working on a couple of home projects...there is one estate sale...which is, yet again, all Ikea and Pottery Barn decor, skipping that one! The owner was into abstract sculpture...the stuff for sale looks like a great set of props for the Twilight Zone!
Renee you are so adorable and fun to watch 😊😊😊
When ya opened the blue bowl. I am watching now before ya opened them i said
Blue and Amber on those 2 items
Thanks for the video 😊!!
Oh my goodness Renee!! These box openings are so exciting!! That stove was magnificent!! And the old Singer brings back a lot of memories!! Looking forward to reveal number three!!🤗❤️
Bees live in hives, wasps live in nests Renee. Liqueur is pronounced lick cure.😊
That duck lid (?) has to be Viking, it looks just like their ducks. But, I will say, I didn’t know that Viking had a bowl or container with a duck lid, but, I’m far from being a Viking glass expert. What interesting boxes! ✌🏼❤️
A few others have also mentioned that it could possibly be a Viking, so I've let Tony know so when he unpacks at the flea market, he can spot it!
😅 you’re so funny 😅
You talk about vintage coloring pencils, what's even more crazy is people are starting to collect and sell old Wal-Mart bags. Think they were in your second box.
What?! Really?? Now that is crazy!
I think I'll start with diluted PVA glue, and let the layers dry under pressure between two glass plates, then dot-glue the layers together with superglue before priming with black angled from the bottom and then white priming angled from the top. And then my niece should be happy.. If not, she gets to make her own "canvas" next time. Well, you asked what I think. And I thought about this while playing Minecraft and watching your video. Men can multitask too you know.
You get to be the tote girl if you want to and let others dig for their treasures
I want to help clean out this house lol
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Occupied Japan has some value. Its WWIi era.
Renee,you look so happy.This life suits you So enjoy your vlogs.🤗🤗🤗
Peter Potts and Peter Pan were wearing similar attire! (Wink,wink)
Love your videos and content. Just wanted you to Be very careful when digging through stuff with mouse droppings and portions of their nesting. Wearing gloves, a mask and goggles is extra protection from hantavirus. It can be fatal.
The white item with the blue stripe at the bottom which you thought could be from a coffee pot reminds me of a candle/pillar holder. I recall having a similar looking one and I think it could be made by Dansk. I could be wrong though as I don’t remember an open bottom.
Added: I did look on EBay and found what appears to be the same item. It is listed as: Dansk Christianshan blue hurricane lamp Japan glass globe candle holder vintage. It does show the clear hurricane lamp with it but I don’t recall having that. The Dansk name should be printed on the inside bottom.
If 1976 is MCM no wonder I failed math😮