Hoarder House Estate Sale - Shop with me! Early Antiques - shop tour.
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Hello prim friends! My name is Gabriella Moir and welcome to our channel The Cape on the Corner at Tweedthistle Farms, where we love to explore antique shops and homes that are filled with history in early American antiques and primitives that also go well in farmhouse decor and decorating. We are sharing the building process too as we build and decorate our forever home, a Cape Cod style home on our 5+ acres in Ohio where we also have a specialty cut flower farm. Follow along as we share daily life of starting seeds and planting seedlings for the cutting garden, establish new landscaping near our home to try to give it that early look and feel. In the growing season we'll be starting a Shaker kitchen herb garden and so much more. Keep watching!
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I agree with these ladies, she was not a hoarder, she was a collector. Ive been to a hoarders house, you could not see the floor for all the trash.
This woman was an artist with many interests and she certainly had a keen eye for cool collectibles! I have enjoyed looking at all the collections that she put together over her lifetime! RIP creative soul❤️😊
Glad you enjoyed it. It really was something to see in person.
She was a collector...a conservationist of yesterday...just like me. It's all how you frame it. Thank goodness you found some of her treasures.
She was a collector of beautiful items.
She certainly had a wide range of interests.
Looks like there was alot of neat & interesting items. But that would be overwelming pricing all that & trying to organize so much stuff.
The small loom is a class room practice piece. The students learned how to weave on it.
How fun, thanks for the info and for watching!
Great finds!
Thanks for watching!
Absolutely amazing collection the owner had❤❤. I love those kind of sales which don’t happen often here as I love to see the amazing pieces of the past. My adult kids teasingly call me a hoarder…nope, not even close to this though wish I was 😂. Prices are lots higher than we see here in upstate New York but sure is an amazing collection! Thanks for taking us along.
Debby
Idk...just do not like that " hoarder" label......& Diging through someone's things......iknow its a practical thing bc something HAS TO BE DONE with our things when were gone ...its just..no..my family did not do anything this ....idk i have mixed feelings..😔
We can’t take it with us when we die! Hopefully the family got what they wanted before the sale. We just never know the circumstances of the estate. But I understand your concern.
She was not a hoarder, she was a collector. I think that was use as clickbait 😢
That “hoarder” definition did bother me too! Most hoarders cannot differentiate between quality items and trash and hang on to everything. I agree that she was a collector. I fear what they’ll say about me when I’m gone because I love collecting pieces of history.
Antiques belonged to other people. If you can’t handle that don’t buy antiques. Lol
Hoarder? Collector? Whichever. Prices seemed high. My Lord! If each item had only been a dollar, that sale would have made a million dollars. Soooo much stuff! After the sale, the house could breathe again.
Tons of stuff for sure!!!
You have impeccable taste. I love everything in you shop ❤😅🎉
Fascinating. What interesting things. Such fun.
Thanks for sharing...fun looking...like window shopping ❤😊❤
Very fun estate sale. I'm going to be dreaming of that hooked rug, it would be wonderful to recreate.
I agree!
Sale looked a lot of fun !!! You just never know what you will find !!! Good shopping !! ,
Absolutely!! Layer under layer!
I think she is a collector not a hoarder. Every thing is near and organized.
The crew that held the sale said she was an artist and hoarder. I can't even imagine the number of hours it took to organize everything and get it all priced for the sale. It didn't look like that when they walked in the door the first time.
We don’t have estate sales in the U.K. so this was completely surprising to me
I am an artist, and an Interior Designer.....I do not hoard......lots of other people brought their crap, to sell.....shame on them.......every
beautiful thing is in it's place.....
This was fun watching, but getting dizzy too. I didn’t like calling her a hoarder either, she was a collector of nice things, just a lot of nice things. Thanks for taking us along.
I understand, it was the sale organizers referring to her that way. I wondered how many of us could relate!
I wouldn’t use the word hoarder in this case. A collector is not a hoarder. She has some really interesting things.
I think "hoarder" is harsh...collector seems more in line. At least she had a good eye. Probably what she planned for retirement. Doing something she truly enjoyed.
Sorry. Too much wobbling around too fast. Can't watch. Like a roller coaster video.
Goes too fast to be able to focus on anything.
The book...I am and live in Schuylkill County, PA.
Oh goodness! I think it needs to come home!
I can't believe your drop front desk is still in your booth!! I love mine! Tiger maple late 1700"s. Why don't you take it home!!
It's waiting for the perfect home. I just don't have a spot for it here at The Cape.
Maybe she ran some antique mall booths.
Perhaps! Thanks for watching, new episode up now!
Couldn’t watch the video. You went way to fast and really wasn’t able to focus on anything. Felt like I was on a Disney ride.
She was a collector, not a hoarder.
What a fun sale. Lots of interesting things.
Gabrielle, do you have any information on Hartford House Antiques? We couldn't find a phone number to find out their hours so we took a ride there and nothing was posted on the doors either.
Look here on fb for Steve Sherhag. He should be able to give you info. I know he does do shows all over the country.
I wish you would show us something besides the floor
Well, trying to keep people's faces off camera.
Slow down when scanning the room. I felt my stomach flip
Oooops! I'm a work in progress!
The owner had some much stuff! She had so many collection of items, that I bet she didn’t even know what she had! I bet she would’ve been surprised if she seen it all organized. Amazing job for the estate sale people. So much work! The prices seem high but they know it will go 1/2 off.
Wanted to know how much the log cabin house sitting on the chair is and would you ship that?
It is too fragile to ship. I'm sorry.
Do you have any hog scraper candlesticks on sale?
Hi Peggy, I don't. My mom and I are both actively collecting them ourselves so they don't move on when I buy them. But I can tell you that Bill Hromy has one of the best selections of them in his shop. You should give him a call. 330-239-1409. I'll be bringing a new video from there this week, so keep watching!
Thank you!@@Thecapeonthecorner
Why do you call this a hoarder house? It actually looks like an antique shop.
What is a hoarder collector junk .i collect all kind of thing people who come to my house see my collection they see stuff they want they ask me to give it to them I said no they hate on me I don’t collect junk I collect nice stuff I have eyes I don’t let people come to my house no more the only thing they said when you die can’t take them with you why because I don’t want to give them my stuff
Not for me ? It junk sorry it my opinion.
Sometimes you've got to dig to get the diamonds!
I see a Collector, not a hoarder.
Wth