SHOP WITH ME FOR VINTAGE TREASURE! | ANTIQUE FEED STORE FINDS
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- ANTIQUES TO VINTAGE MODERN | SHOPPING A QUALITY MALL FOR RESALE
The sign says, "Save, Serve and Conserve", and that's what we do while picking vintage resale items at an antique mall in an antique feed store! Heading for the Atlantic coast antique shows, Ellenton, Florida is a long time stop for dealers and collectors heading down I-75 at the south end of Tampa Bay.
The selection makes clear why this mall has thrived for many years. Victorian student lamps and 1950s TV lamps, Majolica humidors and mid-century prints all find a place here, and collectors of all stripes are likely to find something to tantalize. Costume jewelry? Czech birds? Collectible gauges? This mall has them, with 50 diverse dealers and prices running from reasonable retail to outright bargains.
We shop, show and tell together in this video. A pink Haeger mottled glaze compote, horse and panther TV lamps and a genuine silver overlay perfume bottle make their way to the counter, all priced for profit potential and ready for me to take to my show! Prices are part of this video too, with reviews of both old school and modern day values in selected categories.
A break at Ellenton's nearby Gamble Mansion offers a glimpse at the most Southern plantation in Dixie, where Confederate leaders made their escape after the war was lost. Then it's back to the historic Feed Store Antique Mall to wrap up with more finds, including a sweet 1970s print and a child's size formica table that might just wedge into my already overstuffed van! If only there was room for those teak and tile tables...
Here's more of what we discover as we prowl the 50 dealers of this well run antique pavilion:
Royal Dux bird, WWII school war drive poster, Lane laminates coffee table, Australian plate, plique-a-jour pendant, millefiori glass, Italian paper mache busts, Carolina pottery, pill boxes, ice cream molds, novelty pen stand, peachblow glass, applied floral glass, rose bowls, snail inkwell, majolica candlesticks and figures, Lladro 'Love and Desire', Jacob Petit bottle, pink bottle brush tree, Anchor Polka Dot tumblers, jeweled fringed boudoir lamp, student lamps, 1920s harlequin prints, 1970s Burger Chef owl ad, German thermometer flask, Lundberg Studios vase, Loetz type vase, Bjorn Winblad trivet, Wavecrest glass, Lucite woven box purse, enameled 1960s flower pins, blue delphite kitchen glass, Mego action figures, Fenton jadeite bowl, celestial globe, battery rack, conestoga clock, carte-d-vistas, celebrity fan photo arcade cards, orange Fire-King, Winart pitcher, etc.
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I did not realize that Fenton was the first one to do carnival glass
1908, it came later than I realized!
@@TheAntiqueNomad yes then several other companies started making it
@@TheAntiqueNomad but if you can find the Fenton carnival glass it’s suppose to be the most valuable????
That Antique store looked very interesting. It looks like it has something for everyone.
My 5th grade teacher lived in the Gamble Mansion and took us as a class on a field trip there. She told us a story about when her little sister almost fell off the second story porch and my teacher grabbed her long hair before she went over and hauled her up by it. I grew up in the Bradenton/sarasota area and the Gamble Mansion and the Ringling Museum where a few of my sacred sites, Im now 74 and live in Nova Scotia.....pretty good for a Florida girl! I loved your videos and seeing places I know well. I think that the feed store was at one time a music place where the Allman Brothers played.
That's so cool to know! I had no idea music played there. I do think the area is full of interesting things and great beaches too
My mom worked at Carson Perie Scott in Chicago...back in the 40's they were famous for nice sweaters
They really were a great store! All the ephemera and store displays are collectible now
That was interesting where Lu-ray got its name. They always appear to me as warm & gentle pieces.
He was known as Screaming Lord Sutch !
Your fun escapades inspire and teach me. It was so pleasant to meet you in WPB and go away with a few treasures of my own. I am enjoying my colorful print you showcased towards the end of this video. Maybe one day my nomadic life will cross with yours again. ✌ ☮
I loved the print you bought! Really exciting to find a fellow nomad who likes all this neat old stuff. Stay inspired, learn lots and have fun! We'll cross paths again
I love A.R. Cole. I found a beautiful teapot of his in a thrift store a couple years ago and learned about his pottery from researching it.
Hi there! His stuff is cool, you're right
It’s called a Rebecca pitcher, because of the handle. From the Bible, Rebecca at the well.
I remember Burger Chef! As a teenager growing up on the Texas coast, we would stop at Burger Chef on the way to Padre Island. You could feed a lot of kids for cheap!
That lady in the panther is gorgeous
Agreed!
Thanks George! We often use your information to make our buys. You show us all that the more you inform yourself the better buyer you are. Nice discussion on Majolica!
I'm so glad! That's exactly why I started the channel. It makes me happy that you're benefiting from it as buyers
I love how you share the history . I know a lot about vintage items especially pottery but I never stop learning and you taught me a few things today. Thank you. I used to live in Sarasota and the feed store was my favorite antique store in that area.
I'm so glad! I never stop learning either and I'm always glad when someone tells me something new, glad to oblige as well
That was so fun! I lost my breath on a couple of those pieces and those prints with the harlequin, oh my Thank you very much George
You are so welcome! I've really had fun at this spot over the years
Hello from the viewer formerly known as MrStash51 I did a make over lol Hope all is well
The Stash is back! Good to see you again
Amazing antique mall---wonderful
I like the duck on the wall near the fencing plate.
Great shop. The Italian glass is gorgeous.
This place is awesome, your Hager pink piece is so pretty. Soon as your booth opens it’ll be gone.
Wow that LuRay set! Boy, I wish that was closer to me. Dang. Oh man, that Formica kid's table is so charming! You know it looks just like the table in my dining room! I think that Lucite purse is beautiful. I wish It was mine. Love Winart, I have some pieces.
LuRay is really great stuff! I felt happy to get the kids table. I'm glad to hear of another Winart collector, I've known a few over the years and it really is fun stuff
The jewelry is lovely
Tom Petty said it best. The waiting is the Hardest Part.
I need a trip to St Petersburg for some antiquing! I did some great antiquing in Jacksonville and St Augustine. And of course Arcadia my favorite. I’m not too far from Ellenton, I need to check that shop!
Please do! They have nice stuff and buyable stuff every time I go
I always enjoy your videos George! Thanks for taking me along on your adventures!
Glad you like them! Please come along any time
That’s funny about the old photos, my family !
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
I love watching your videos and thank for posting them. I believe they had that fox mislabeled as a parrish. Fox has more of a cartoonish quality and parrish much more realistic mixed with surrealistic look to it.
I suspect you're right, I wasn't focused on it and I didn't really evaluate it in the moment...you're right about the difference between Fox and Parrish
Sadly Carson Pirie Scott on State Street closed in 2007 in Chicago in Sullivan's masterpiece and it is now a TJ Maxx.
Yes, so is one of the best art deco retail facades in Seattle. Ugh.
Fun shopping trip. We are still digging out of 3 feet of snow here in WY. So I enjoyed watching you there!!
Oh wow! Glad you got to have some fun vicariously. Wyoming can be beautiful but I've been caught there in snow and it has that other side
I just love the history of the items but especially different places and homes, like the Gamble Mansion. I don’t think that you ever have done a bad video, George! You have let us tour your Florida home. I think you have homes in Washington and Kentucky. We would like a tour of them if you care to share.
Its fun to see u in Vegas with Tiffany, I saw u on her channel,
Thrifting Vegas ❤
Love your videos! Keep 'em coming.
38:21 Thank you . YES: old time dealers NEED to adjust their prices. Many are going by 1987 printed price guides. Lady Head Vases are the NUMBER ONE over priced items of all Antique-dom. They were over priced back in 1989 !! I never knew anyone that collected them or cared.
Good as once again you give us a look at the environs- always welcome Thanks
I try to if I think they'll have interest! Your comments have reminded me of the importance of that
It’s nice to see ‘real’ America away from the big town cops and robbers stuff we get fed on TV although we did get Schitts Creek which was great !
Another great video George...Love those student lamps
Hi Steve! Me too. I'm way behind on responding sorry about that. I hope you're finding cool stuff, your videos make it seem like you're busy
@@TheAntiqueNomad Hi George Your page is blowing up Don't know how you can keep up....Yes I'm buried here we just opened up a flea market type space in town adding to my burden here....lol Have a great week
Lots to learn from you, George 😊 thank you !
As always, great! Thanks!!!❤️
Did you mean LURAY Caverns in Virginia? Never heard of Leray Caverns. Love your channel!
Thank you! I did mean Luray.
Can’t wait if I miss it I’ll just watch it are we playing!
I just found an Anchor Hocking pitcher and tumbler set of those green cups featured in this video. Guess I should go get them while I have the chance 😀
If the price is right!
$89 for pitcher and 5 tall glasses
your videos are great run to watch. thank you.
What a great place!! Stay safe on your travels home!
Thank you! Will do! I have a pile for you in Kentucky
@@TheAntiqueNomad ok excellent! I'm heading out of town until the 25th so I'll send you a message when I get back! Stay safe!!
Thank you for the excellent videos!🏆
So nice of you!
Love the video! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Cool items
French postcards lol. I collect them. Soo sad prices are going down on some stuff
I love them, but vintage markets go up and down like any other, Buy because you like it and then you don't have to care so much!
Excellent video! That was really informative and I enjoyed it so much! Wish I could shopping with you!! ;-)
Eagerly anticipated for the lovely video and information 😍😍
Love your videos from Florida. I like in SW Florida will have to check out Ellenton antique shops. I have been to the Gamble Plantation and will have to visit there again too.
Hi George! There's a lot of interesting items in that shop. I kind of liked the Italian papier mache busts. I really like the pill boxes. Those have always interested me. I'd love to have the ice cream molds. I didn't think $100.00 was bad for the log one, either. Those Victorian oil lamps had my interest, for sure. That R S Prussia dish there caught my eye, too. I want the snail inkwell! I'd have paid that for it in a heartbeat. Was that a Millersburg "Hanging Cherries" water pitcher behind the rose bowls? That one really got my attention. I liked that mini sewing machine. It would make a nice object to set on a table. Love that unusual student lamp! I've never seen one like that. I like the Schafer and Vater pieces...especially their more risque ones. That bust humidor was a fantastic piece. That shop looked like a place to spend a whole day. Thanks for the take-along!!!
I think it might have been Hanging Cherries! I didn't catch it on the way through because I got focused on the rose bowls. I was tempted by the snail inkwell myself, I've always really liked those. Schafer und Vater did a lot of imaginative things! I really appreciate your coming along, I knew you'd like this one
@@TheAntiqueNomad If it was an original Millersburg "Hanging Cherries", and not a Fenton reissue, (of course it was one of the Fentons that opened the Millersburg factory), there's quite a bit of value in that. I really liked that snail inkwell. I've always liked inkwells, and that one gave me a minute of tunnel vision. I have one Schafer and Vater item - a decanter combo set. It's a clown that is in three sections. They could do some hilarious things, too.
Unless something drastic happens, I'm going to be here for your premiers! I take the video full-screen, and zero in on what you're saying and showing. I'm noticing a rebound on some things, too. I'm liking that.
Boy you hit some spots that I noticed I just couldn’t type that fast
@@donnahughes8409 I take the video full-screen, when I'm watching George's premiers, and have a pocket-sized notebook beside the keyboard that I use to jot brief notes while the video is playing. Once the premier has ended, that's when I post a comment 😉...from as much of the notes as I can read, after the video 🤣🤣🤣
@@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS that is wonderful because I read all the comments & if I miss something in the video I will maybe see it in the comments with the help of good people like you. 👏
❤TFS! I REALLY want that print! My man and I try to tell everyone "Happiness is free!"❤ Do you know the artist contact info?
I'm sorry to say I don't!
My mom almost bought me a yellow child's table in Petaluma. I said no.🤦🤦🤷 must have been moody that day.
The things we passed up that we should’ve said yes! Kids are fickle though
Just crossed the Skyway the other day - always a breathtaking experience! Have always wanted to go to the antique mall in Ellenton - thanks for the great video, will try and get there next time I head south! Have been doing well at some of the thrift shops here in Clearwater :)
I am moving to Tampa, Florida in July I am so excited to hit the towns around shopping for antiques.
@@donnahughes8409 There are so many great thrift shops in the area, I'm sure you'll have a lot of fun! We are snowbirds, so we're just here for the winter but I find a lot for ebay and also to bring back up north for our antique & vintage shop that's open in the summer. Good luck with the move!
@@kristinetooker6365 Thank you so much. I also have lived all my life up in Northern Missouri. My oldest Daughter always takes me some where in Florida for Mother’s Day as we both love the beach. So last time we was there in Clearwater for Vacation she said Mom if I decided to move here would you come with me. So that’s how the ball start rolling.
@@donnahughes8409 That's terrific! How nice for both of you to be moving together! It's a beautiful area, a little crowded, but super convenient to be close to everything you could ever need. And of course you can't beat the weather!
@@kristinetooker6365 yes the weather is going to be a big plus me as living 61 years in Northern Missouri in the cold weather and being cold blooded.
@George I have never seen a formika child’s table I don’t think I spelled that right I love them type of tables I’ve always wanted one for my 70s orange kitchen I’ve seen one on the Internet that was orange but I’ve never seen one in person.
I was so excited to see it! I've had 2-3 red ones in the past and one yellow, green was new color for me
@@TheAntiqueNomad yes I know you was excited.
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Do you ever wonder how many times a item has changed hands?
Yes! My guess is that things change hands about once a generation
Well played!
I want the $20 night light, fairy lamp!!! Please
I believe the rods are called canes. Plantation is dark looking. Not homie.
Agreed it was the farthest south plantation at a time when almost no one lived in south Florida
sheez -- if id only kept all that swedish modern furniture i started housekeeing with in 1958 -- what would it be worth now -- i couldnt wait to get rid of it
Hi, Harriet! I'm sure it seemed boring, angular and hard to some people by the time the 1960s and 70s came, lots of people cast off the more simple styles...but that's why they're valuable now!
@@TheAntiqueNomad i guess it has to skip several generations -- these girls dont know how hard we worked and saved to get that stuff -- oh look what grama had! -- now im all victorian -- ha
George have you been to manatee park near Fort Myers?
I haven't! Sounds like somewhere I'd like to go
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I never hear of any antique shows. How would I find out about them. I’m in Jacksonville, Fl
The Cotton and Quail Antique Trail magazine is distributed in the antique shops there and has listings. I think Jax has 1-2 antique shows a year. The big one is Renninger's Mt. Dora in Nov., Jan. and Feb.
In jewelry do you ever by Sherman
I would love to buy Sherman! I don't see much
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hi
37:40 Very hard to sell items....... commonly saved.
Could you help us understand a bit more about the value of the pieces you show us, and what we could expect, within a range, about what we might expect for a value as a reseller. Understanding we ought not take anything you say as gossip!
Hi there! I do get a lot of requests for more price info, I will try to be more aware to share that...sometimes I focus on it more and sometimes I want to focus on the object itself. You will find in some of my old videos that they're very price focused (and some not)
27:29 HEY YOU antique vendors : NEVER DO THIS : Firstly ; this is WAY WAY overpriced at $185.00 -- (this would sell on eBay to the right person for about $50.00 to $75.00..and it would take a while to sell at that). It is a good piece and hard to find , but I think it's a "give away" poster as opposed to an "in-store" poster that was meant for management to hang up INSIDE the store . MY MAIN POINT IS: If you are selling posters / paper items DO NOT HAVE them PROFESSIONALLY framed -then figure the FRAME COST INTO THE PIECE. The frame job could have EASILY been $75.00 or more. And the frame MAY NOT BE EVERY ONE's taste . So you are forcing a person that JUST WANTS THE POSTER to pay for a frame that they don't care for. NEVER DO THIS . INVEST in a rigid plastic sleeve OR buy a $7.00 IKEA FRAME.
The $185.00 price makes me feel like he's making US pay for the frame / custom order frame job. Not a good practice to get into.