So Good, We Went Back! Thrift Shopping Antiques & Vintage
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2024
- Sometimes, the second time is sweeter than the first! A collector friend takes us to "Treasure Marts" of Mount Dora, Florida, a vendor mall where decorator and new things conceal some wonderful (and wonderfully low-priced) antique and vintage items in their midst. We find vibrant vintage enamelware, a cozy quaint afghan, 1970's MCM modernist designer furniture and inexpensive Victorian enameled glass and spoon-carved furniture while I get my first impression of this place. $15 later, we pack our goodies out to the car and talk of the need to come shop here again sometime...
...but so soon? Just two weeks later, a rained out Sunday at my Renninger's Antique Show booth leaves me at loose ends, when some favorite UA-cam friends and creators call and ask me to join them at this promising looking thrift mall they saw online...and it's "Treasure Marts" again! So I change into dry clothes and shop near the front while I await them, and am pleasantly surprised to find fresh things I didn't see the first time. Pierrot clowns by a 1980s firm that riffed on the original 1930s versions go up to the counter, and I scout a Westmoreland box and a big, bright two-tone Italian console bowl from the 1960s that I leave to see whether my colleagues will notice it.
Somehow, they sneak in behind me, and next thing I know, we're in the middle of the mall, where we meet up just in time to share the excitement of two Viking Glass 'Bluenique' 1960s pieces we all love! Sandy of @myflippingvanlife4437 has the covered candy, while Jocelyn @CrazyLampLady has the three-pronged triangle vase that's a miniature version of my favorite Viking vase in my own collection!
We comb the rest of the mall together, reading poetry in the form of 1920s Edgar Guest mottoes, sending goodies like painted parking signs and wild rooster figures to the hold area, and running into another friend who also ditched the soggy antique show to come find a prize in the form of an MCM ceramic mask. Turns out it pays to go back to vintage thrift places often!
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Let's Share George's grand video with a few friends, he is close to 60K .
Way to go George 🎈🌟 🎈 🌟
Hi, George! My husband is the one who painted the winter scene on the exterior windows!!! Did you know Treasure Marts has another location just 5 minutes away from that one? It's in Eustis. They also have one in Wildwood, Hudson, Vero Beach and one other location that I can't remember.
I have a friend who painted a vent spinner orange to make a pumpkin! It looks great! She attached greenery on the top for the vine.
Fun idea!
You never disappoint ❤
That BK scarf was super cool.
I like! We'll find a new home for it I bet
I love all your knowledge, and listening to you just tell interesting facts about anything you see. Thank you for sharing.
I always learn so much from your videos! You are a pleasure to watch.
Your so knowledgeable I learn so much Thanks George 😊
I really dig your videos! I love how you give a history of the pieces and the makers.
That baby bath would make a nice kitchen sink!
Great idea!!
I was born in 1971 but I had that toy box. We were poor my grandparents were in the Antiques and it was constantly getting old toys that were very cool🎉.
I love pink depression glass to
Wild George this was a brilliant video I enjoyed saying your friends and especially everything you pointed out. I love the pink depression glass, it was absolutely fabulous.😊😊😊
I love it too.
I love videos with you and Jocelyn in them . Love the information you both bring to the table. Not much bouncing of idea's in this one. Just having fun. Wish I had been able to be there.
It was really fun!
Thank you for the education on pottery and ceramics. Anita
Hi George, I truly enjoyed your video 👍 Thank You for your excellent video I found it very interesting and informative.the History is Amazing 🤩 I can't wait to see what else you share 😊
Use denture cleaner on the blenko. I have a baby bath. I use it for gatherings when I need to ice drinks.
I paused the video to look carefully, but initially I chose the blue piece as oldest, and after looking carefully, I still chose the blue one, and got it right!
I admit that I really like the Fenton blue hobnail vases lol. They are pretty and stand out with their color. Thanks for sharing and you have a wonderful day and safe travels
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Glad to see you here, George!
Holy smokes! That was my toy chest. I haven’t seen one like that is probably 40+ years. Objects can be portals and time machines!
I still use my 1970's Corning Ware too. That cookware is so versatile.
Always love your shopping videos ❤! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍!
Fun shopping with you again. I like the blue vase Jocelyn had.❣️
Fantastic treasures and reasonably priced 🥰
How to Marry a Millionaire is absolute gold...on my top 10 movie list. An era for certain and a great cast...beautiful ending too! Wonderful post, as usual, I learned a lot and might start keeping a keener eye out for some items. I collect Buzza prints, the verses are fun and sometimes cheesy but the graphics are usually lovely and they do look good clustered. Thanks.😊
I can't decide if the way you identify and describe each piece is Art or Science, so I will just say it is both. Brilliant George, The Nonpareil Nomad.
Aww blushing
@@TheAntiqueNomad well deserved, my friend.
I love Fenton Lily. Looks like a root beer float
Glad to see you finding a good variety of items that will sell at your various shops and shows, at prices where you can make profit, and still have satisfied customers. I remember having some of these pieces as a child and teen. Seeing my life now being solidly Vintage was a bit of a shock when it first happened…of course, pieces I bought as Vintage in my day are now antique. It seems to shift every 25-30 years or so. For me, classic, high end items from the years I lived have staying power.
It isn’t the fads that changed as often as people changed their underwear that hold value, where high quality goods do. Single focus collections also tend to drop in value while name/brand, and scarcity, as well as true artisanship and quality materials tend to hold their value, and increase as time is added to the equation. A big box of *Furbies* will fetch less than a classic styled Irish Round Tower Tweed women’s suit, which will command higher prices in today’s market, if properly stored and cared for. So much needs to be considered when building a collection from any given period.🖤🇨🇦
I love the Bovano of Cheshire enamel pieces. I have some of his small plates and some chickadee arrangements!
Saw some plastic at The Dollar Tree w/that Comeragh-diamond pattern on it. I kid you not. Kinda blew my mind. Anyway, I learn so, so much from U George. TY!
I love your videos because you move faster than some other vendors California
You could place that black round table on top of a sturdy table for display js
Thanx George for Sharing your Extensive Knowledge 🌞✌👍
My pleasure! Good idea too
Thank you George ❤
I think it should not be allowed to warn you only with a removable paper sticker to not use a plate for food. It is dangerous because we can see that these stickers will be peeled off or wash off when cleaning.
I had those old makeup things when I was young and sold Avon. It was a great company.
Another good, informative shopping and looking trip, Thank you! If you please, Tlingkit is pronounced Cling-kit, Appreciate your noting Artists and works done in traditional styles❤
And this is why I watch you! I have a “Milo Baughman” table just like the one you pointed out. I’ve had it for a year never knowing what it may be. Paid $10 at an estate sale. Now I need to see if it’s a real one. But even the knock offs seem to be worth a bit of money.
Thank you!!!!!
As a Treasure Marts vendor, thanks for coming!! I enjoyed the tour through fresh eyes :-)
George. Loved the TV lamp!
People keep saying that, have to try
Another great video George. The pink depression glass was pretty. I collect the soft yellow depression glass. I have several pieces in the basket and Lorraine patterns. I think those are the names. I'm also very fond of glass handled baskets and ceramic birds. Thanks for sharing!
Love the yellow! Don't see much Lorain or Florentine yellow
I've only seen a few of your Florida videos, but I'm surprised you haven't shown/run across any Highwaymen paintings. They're so "Florida". 😊
Amazon sells bunches of pins for use in jewelry pin wedding bouquets.
Sick glass - I know it sounds crazy but bong cleaner works wonders on sick glass
Those 4 paintings @1:00 I have a feeling interior decorators will take note on. That was an incredible price for those.
I thought they were good for the price
Love your videos!
Thank you!
The hairdos and dresses ( "robe de style") on the two pink boudoir lamps date from the early to mid 20s at the latest. I would think that is a more accurate way to date them, as I doubt they would sell a decade or more later when the fashions were definitely passe. Also..I love your channel! You are a natural teacher!
While you are absolutely correct that the fashions were dated, the glass firms didn't do a lot of fired-on colors until the 1930s, and there were dresser jars with those older styles still being made as well
My Mom had that funny little Metlock piece and I didn't even remember it was Metlock. Oh I'm sure my Brother took it to Goodwill.😢
I try to like mid century, I am a primitive lover myself.
Good evening, George. I liked the Victorian settee set. The Victorian water set was a nice one, at a really good price. I won't be adding anymore to my collection, though. I liked the fish brooch. I used to have a large red antique scale, with a brass tray and weights. I sold it when I moved here with mom. It weighed a ton. I didn't know Royal Worcester was no longer in business. That's sad. They made really nice porcelain. I like the dome-topped trunks best...keeps them from getting cluttered. I have one that belonged to my great-grandfather. I liked the green barrel decanter. They work great for Absinthe drip. Love the brass mortar and pestle. Fun shop-along!
Hello my friend! I knew you'd enjoy some of these items, the settee set was functional compared to most and the dome-top trunk was a beauty. I haven't had a good big antique scale in ages! We lost Royal Worcester about a decade ago, a real shame, they made great stuff. Glad you had fun with this one and it's nice to see you here
@@TheAntiqueNomad Wow, I am behind times. I had no idea Royal Worcester had been gone a decade. The antique scales are really nice, and they can be used, but they take a lot of space and are super-heavy.
Love the video.❤❤
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Always enjoy shopping with you. I’m not a collector but I enjoy learning from you evert video
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Great show!!! Extremely interesting!!! U snagged some wonderful pieces!!! Well done!!!💞💞🙃💞💞
Looking forward to you nrwest video!
So many treasures! Sad I missed the premiere.
Were you off winning another award? I'm always glad to see you
@@TheAntiqueNomad Teaching went late. Lots of questions to answer, so fun!
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Would have loved to see you in Mount Dora. We went Friday but didn't get to see it all, need to go earlier next time.
Hey George! This was really fun! I rem you sold the scarf from BK?! My memory 😢 anyway on ebay a few months ago! Hope you are having a good week and weekend ahead! ❤❤❤😊
Oh no! I just got it and still have it.
Greetings from beautiful Beach Park Illinois
Good to see you in chat!
Hi I have a picture painted by the Cash family smaller than the one you showed. I got it at an estate sale in NJ
By George n xeno yall missed picking me up !,,,😮😮
Oh well better late than never.🙃. Hi folks.
hi!
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Better rewired than dangerous.
🎉fun
Windex let it sit in there for awhile should take the cloudy of the Blenko piece.
Btw, just for reference, the jar and ped @ 38:54 isn’t French, it is Roseville Rosecraft!
I have an absolute gorgeous what I think is a Heyes brooch by the signature mark but my eyes are so terrible even with th loupe. I paid $2 for it the other day at the SVdP II can't find anything on it. It has two thistles, and what I perceive as a comet and a love knot, it's stunning. Ive been searching daily for a week, many hours per day😂. I know that it is something special. I've done the Google thingy on it but no luck. Facebook and Reddit groups, vintage websites ect. If anyone knows I'd be so grateful.
Was different to see a piece from Ansonia CT. Ansonia is about 40 minutes from me😉
I have heard you mention brass is making a come back. I have multiple brass chandeliers that I have redone including rewiring. Where is the best place to resell?
35:39 She's cute!
17:15 ah the sticker pricing, ruins so many items.. ✌🏼💚🙏🏻 SVV
I’m just not a Blenko fan. I do like the suncatchers though
The Works toilet bowl cleaner would remove that film no problem.
I had that exact Eastlake Settee except mine was the original red velvet…. It came out of Port Townsend and story is it was from a Victorian Bordello… made me want it even more!!! lol my friend scored it at a Yard Sale… she said that is was one of the entire parlor set but the only piece in decent shape… I paid her $75 😉❤️
Wow, what a deal! Love the color too
George~ Do you do appraisals for pieces from photos?
If I'm able to, yes! My website is down right now so try sending to theantiquenomad.com
How would one use those bird flower frogs?
The Dolphins winning season was 71,72, with Superbowl win in72, not 73
41:18 your halo is crooked.
I have the baby bath in miniature, obviously not very old but cute. It's in the bathroom with two naked baby dolls surrounded by stuffed toy stuffing to mimic bubbles.
cute display!
I prefer primitives, but still enjoy your knowledge and channel.
Ermm
I love the 80s so that dinner set was very nice!
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Elevated opinion of ourselves… OK
You got a bogger In ur nose 😂
God those are some loud mouth women they talked just a hare louder and we will understand every word they're saying😮
Hi George! Please come to Albemarle, NC & visit our vintage marketplace. 🤍
Thanks for joining the chat! Come hang with us any M/W 8pm eastern