Thrifting in Jersey! See What I Found!
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- Опубліковано 12 гру 2023
- My interest is buying and selling antiques and vintage items mostly
from the 1920's into the mid 1960's. Thank you for watching.
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Visit The Old Curiosity Shop on Ebay by clicking the link below:
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This seller is only asking $26 and is willing to take less.
@@oldcuriosityshop265 I am assuming this is in reference to the conversation about the Hobbs & Brockuneir hobnail piece? That was a 'leave it on the shelf' item for me. As you said, it's not re-selling for much and it's also not very desirable considering how many have NOT sold on eBay. Your instincts were spot on with that one...
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I think my mom had that same picture many years ago
The clock with mini fireplace needs mini garland and mini stockings hung. It’s adorable
I agree. That would make a charming Christmas decoration l.
What a great idea! 👍
I used mine, same exact model, as part of my display of Byers Choice carolers-it's perfect!
" Six of one, half dozen of another."
melted butter for the corn bowl with ladle and saucer!
Oh, my...how could you pass up those wheat candles!
You can certainly use the old gold and white china with that teapot!
Scott, You had me at, "Oh you're a pretty one, you might be coming home with me" whilst talking to that gorgeous EAPG vase... in the romantic atmosphere... of the darkened thrift store... All kidding aside, you found some great items! I'm glad that you rescued the damaged Art Deco piece, I would have as well. Did you indeed take home the EAPG vase, you didn't show it in the car haul? BTW: My Großtante (great aunt) Freida was not a fan of 'back talk', she was a sweet but humorless woman. However, you can back talk or talk back to us all day long, we don't mind! Thank you for taking us to 'work' with you!
The hobnail bowl, with the yellow/amber rim, at 5:30, sure looked like a 19th century Hobbs Brockunier bowl. Some of that can be quite pricey. Always wanted a water set in that...they're really pricey, though. I used to have quite the collection of the figural/animated United clocks. I had two different fireplace models.
Called Francis wear I think
@16:42 I would have looked at the tall slender woman with the light green sash...never saw anything like that before, not sure if it was a vase or figurine...and the lady with the melted dress had creepy dead eyes, so I would have picked that up for $4, I would have took a pic to text to Vinney to see if he wanted it...the clock is cool if you can stop the noise, it sounded like an annoying alarm clock noise, I used to set my clock radio to the annoying sound because hearing music did not wake me up...I think the corn dish was to ladle out melted butter for your corn? or gravy or other sauce for the rest of the meal
You can use that minnie corn tureen for melted butter for your corn-on-the-cob fiestas!
I grew up in Philly and we would drive into Trenton to go to first run movies because t was less expensive than center city Philly. That teapot is beautiful.
The place setting for one, I love it! It would have been in my cart so fast.
Yikes! Scott! I was yelling at you to buy the antique Hobbs Frances Ware bowl (clear frosted and amber rim) from the 1800s, @ 5:42 but you didn't hear me! Beautiful stuff!
Go back !!! Go get that !!!
It almost looked a wee purple-ish on camera….
I would love it !!
Creamed 🌽 is what I would serve in the corn tureen. Fun shopping 🛒 trip. Thanks for taking us along 🤗
Love That you stayed in the store when the power went out. That's dedication.
You are the only one that I follow who is so knowledgeable about glass in the depression era ,I have a big collection of depression glass which I love.
Nice haul. The light fireplace clock, perfectly Lovely!!! Show it to us again please when u have it cleaned up and oiled!!💞💞🙃💞💞
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That Turkey platter is awesome!
Thrifting in the dark, that's dedication!😄
Turkey platter very pretty the clock is great too.
Oh!!! I think Vinny would of liked it!!!!💞💞🙃💞💞
Hi Scott ~ Fun video today! The bowl with yellow/gold crimped edge and the frosted hobnails is by Hobbs Brockunier No.323 aka Dew Drop c1886
Everything is great!!!!
So fun to shop in a new thrift!
Yes Scott im waiting for the green punch since u found it. Wow keep looking for the cups..Minnie
Loved that fireplace clock !!!!!!
I’ve never seen a Roseville pitcher in such beautiful condition! Drooling-
Ooh, that Czech bowl! I’m eagerly awaiting it to appear in a sale. It has all the colors of my home and I always need pretty serving bowls. Especially hand painted beautiful old ones. I’m glad you rescued the Art Deco pink/red? Lady. She’s like a lot of us, been repaired but still has a lot of life in her. She’ll grace the 1925 bungalow beautifully.
You did GOOD today Scott. The Fry ramekins are fantastic, and you got a great deal on the Hazel Atlas lunch/desert sets. I liked everything you bought to be honest, you have got the eye. That fabric is gorgeous, I suspect it will be something in the living room. Have fun cleaning all those pieces.🖤🇨🇦
What a great shopping trip that was!
I have never seen this Thompson piece. It’s nice to find there are pieces out there that surprise me .
I wish you’d have just left the cart stuck there and got a new cart. OMG! My stomach hurts!😂😂😂
I like the fireplace clock best!
I can’t do this this morning!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I had those purple dishes from the early 1960’s. They were gifted to me at that time new.
The clock cheered me to no end 🙌🏻
But I LOVE dead fruit! 😔
I love the plate, cup and saucer for one😊. Thank you for sharing another fun video.
You find the best stuff. So many vintage/antique pieces in your thrift stores! I can’t get over it. You really got some fantastic things! ❤. I love “put it down” 😅. I’ve said that many times! Sometimes it works!
What an adventurous day you had in NJ/PA, and you cleaned up! My grandmother would always tell the grandchildren when we went shopping and came home with loot, she would always say, “ You had a Red Letter Day” 😆😆
Scott, Johnson China , was based in East Liverpool Ohio, around 1885-1930’s. Unfortunately they did not survive the Depression. Their designs remind me of Knowles China.
They have a great china museum in East Liverpool. Many moons ago when I found out back in my family tree, my DNA has tons of china in it!
So That is my excuse for my love affair with China, Pottery and Everything else!
Thanks for taking us on that delicious adventure ❤️👏💚
Omg the clock!! I love it and the teapot!!! I’m still watching but had to comment on the clock!!
My grandmother had a fireplace clock exactly like the one you purchased. She had it stored away upstairs where I would go and explore as a child. Great finds, Scott!!!
I love it when this happens!!Congrats on a memory.
Six of one, half dozen of the other.
Good evening Scott ❤😊
Would one put melted butter in the corn dish to ladle on to an ear of corn? Love the turkey platter for $5.99! And the mantle clock would have gone in my cart as well. Thank you for taking us along Scott.
I thought melted butter also.😊
The Roseville orange-striped jug is terrific. I would love it.
The cup and saucer and dinnerplate is adorable! I would throw my selfe over a service like that!😂 No i wouldn't it would brake.😂
So many great finds!
My favorite thing is the new thrift store in Trenton....🎉😊
That piece you picked up and thought of getting for Vinnie is an ashtray. You made them yourself at a crafts store. They dated back to the late 50's
Can*t decide on a favorite,but i can say its fun when you share your thrifting adventures.
My favorite thing was the Roseville pitcher...and I learned about the old mark... thanks Scott!
Aloha 🌺 I was too small & too young, I know my Mom had a really pretty perculator. That one sure is pretty! Thank you for taking us along! 🥰
The song at the beginning,hilarious.
My accountant lives in tenton New Jersey yes I still use my account . Wish I was home for christmas.
Oh, Scott! That frosted bowl with the yellow rim is Hobbs-Brockunier, Francis Ware from the late 1880's and valuable!
Hum....well perhaps I'll swing by and pick it up. I've never seen that pattern before. I did check out Ebay listings and I see about a dozen but none have sold in the last 90 days. The hobnails on that bowl were huge!!!!!!!!!
@@oldcuriosityshop265 yes, Hobbs Hobnail. The frosted and yellow stained decorations are what makes it Francis. Very popular circa 1890.
When I spied the Roseville pitcher on the shelf, it was oh wow, I have that one.
Now you’re thrifting in my old territory. Love all the 30’s dishes with designs in Fiesta colors. And the deco percolator. Looking forward to seeing what you do with that vintage fabric.
That little batter pitcher would have looked fantastic in your kitchen!
Decided to read all the comments so far. Nice to see what people who probably never join the chat on lives have to say. Loved the stories from people who remember an item from youth. This was a fun ride today!
Gorgeous day on the gulf coast in the mid 50s and sunshine.. took my pugs for a walk and I’m folding laundry and watching your videos.. Merry Christmas Scott!! I hope you have a wonderful holiday!!❤❤
Lots of excitement today , shenanigans and wonderful things ,love the fry glass the colour is wonderful.👍😀
I loved the Roseville pitcher and the shelf sitter. I have learned so much about glass and art deco from your videos!
My favorite was the clock. I hope you get the noise stopped. When you showed the turkey platter I kicked myself because I got one at the beginning of the year and forgot to use it at Thanksgiving!
I miss the thrift stores back in Massachusetts. I’m in Utah now and the thrift stores are full of Mormon craft projects!
Great finds Scott. My favorites were the lusterware teapot and the cute place setting for one. 😊
That carnival piece is exactly like the one I have. Had to back up and compare the two. Great shopping.
Love the ruby red vases and the red glasses you bought!
I have mine out for Christmas and use till spring!
Wonderful finds!!!!
Your videos make my day you are very smart about the things you buy
Cute clock and nosey ha ha but i like it. Maybe some oil ha ha love Patricia curry Danville VA 😂😊
Hi Scott. I found your channel today and I'm really glad that I did! I'm in southeastern PA, in Upper Bucks and we are so lucky to have such a great assortment of thrift stores in the area! I happen to have the exact same fireplace clock, United, model 419. Its been packed away for 5 yrs, since I moved, found it just last week in a box, and used it this year as a Christmas display with my Byers Choice carolers. It looks adorable! Also, I've been to the Salvation Army in Fairless Hills that you mentioned, I need to get back there soon!
🥦🟦 I just like thrifting with you. But, probably the decanters.❤
The German flowered bowl. Delightful! I've only recently discovered you. I am learning quite a bit. TY
Wonderful! Welcome and so glad you found me
Hi Scott. I agree about the dating of the German bowl. It was 1921 when USA required "made in" but there could have been a paper label?
Your Christmas present of sox and gloves will be delivered tomorrow to a man I know who lives on the street so he can help people without homes. I do this through my church which has a box for donations which he passes out when he encounters a need. And he is running into a lot of people who have needs. So Merry Christmas, Scott, and know that others are appreciative of your gift. I was glad you suggested people give to those in need rather than send you gifts.
That is so nice of you. Thank you so much.
Loved the teapot, the Vinnie whatchamacallit & the damaged naked dancing lady shelf sitter, & for some reason the dumb plants sitting on the stairs (or however you said it) just struck me as being so cute!
Id imagine shopping by the light of your phone after the lights went out made thrifting more of a treasure hunt than usual, lol.
The teapot is absolutely lovely. I would have also bought the plate, cup & saucer; pretty. Wow, wow the Germany flower covered bowl is spectacular. Rather than the amethyst dishes, I really liked the Homer L plates with the pretty pale blue trim.
I'm so glad you like the fireplace! It was the first present I bought for my mother in the 1950's and I still have it. I don't think mine works.
The pitcher, gorgeous and the beautiful coffee pot!
At about 3:40 you picked up a high gloss white piece with scallops along the top edge. You said it was chipped. I have a dark green matte glaze identical piece. I am not sure who the maker is but I love it. It sits in my telephone niche in my 1947 house because the scallops match each other. (hope that makes sense) I love my green piece that I got for a $1 years ago. The white doesn't look as good. It was fun to see the white piece as I have never seen another one. I always enjoy your videos. Thanks.
You didnt pick it up, but I liked the little green vase. Maybe it's common but I love it. Those Fenton lantern shades, wow!
Fantastic finds Scott... keep up the good work.
My mom had the ruby red vases when I was a girl. My sister ended up with them when mom passed. You found some wonderful treasures! Can't wait for part 2!
We need a nemesis update!!!
We actually got a dusting of snow with cold winds in Central Minnesota. We will pay now for the nice weather we've had.
Love the little Doric Pink dish by Jeanette. PPYS! Your turkey platter is fabulous! Wonderful finds as always! I hope you are getting to have some fun during this holiday season!
Fun trip ! (Thanks for the ride!) That teapot from the first shop was a no-brainer - I'd have grabbed that, too! Great haul! There are never this many good vintage pieces in thriftshops in my area. Guess I gotta get to Jersey, right?
Fantastic episode Sir 👍
I donated a bunch of pieces of that purple glass. I just could not come to grips with shipping it. It went to a good cause. The local humane society thrift store, Sophie's Closet in my town. You always find the cool 40s stuff. I apparently live in the wrong state. Your shelves are filled with so many goodies! Merry Christmas....
The dinner plates in Moroccan could be suggested as serving plates for dessert. I need to come there and thrift.. I see so many things I'd love. Here in Michiana, I see tons of Fosteria Americana. Think it was the most popular pattern for new brides in this area.
What do we old dealers have stored in our antique vaults? Marks! Not German currency, but identification marks. It was the key to our survival, finding sleepers, dating, and pricing. Too bad there were as many fake marks as there were real marks. You didn’t want to get burned on a piece of Tiffany. I was the Pottery NUT! At 70, I am still looking for the NC ‘sleeper’, Newcomb College. Throw in a TECO flying buttresses vase for good measure. That Roseville ink stamp was a good spy, old timer. If your Tom & Hen Turkey transfer had been on a Johnson Bros. marked and differently shaped platter, it might have been valued at hundreds $$$. Try getting that though. Your transfer has better colors. I’ll stop rambling. Why, you just had a ‘Pickin’ & Grinnin’ day!
Oh my. To die. That Moroccan Amethyst. I have maybe 6 small plates. The thrift store here had cups saucers and maybe little bowls for $5 each! I about died and did not buy. Wish I could find a pile for $25! You had a great day!
So many pretty things, but I always just jump out of my seat when I see something on your shelves that I have and could always have more of:)) The Portmeirion Canisters @16:00 which your eyes probably skim right by. I have lovely china, but feel as though it is all so matchy, matchy and Ive been looking for some pieces to "break it up" so to speak and I LOVED the Homer Laughlin robin's egg blue dishes!! My favorites that you DID pick up would be the bright flowered bowl from Germany and the Fry Glass ramekins. We are having guests from India arriving for just a few days~ I've done Christmas decorating in a BIG way:)
Scott I found one plate by Thompson USA called Normandie made in 1917 on Google - the pattern was not with fruits but flowers?!!!
Hum.....1917? I'm certain my example is from the 1930's. I'll have to study up on Thompson.
I have that 50's milk glass/maple leaf snack set. I normally collect 40's, but fell in love with the look of that pattern. Since thrifting them five or so years ago, I see they are quite pricy now. Ohhh, those Fry custard cups-I'm envious! The coffee ewer will be lovely with a green glass top. Is the lovely dish in the metal holder a pancake server? I noticed what looked like a hole for venting the steam up by the handle. And $4 price!!?? Steal!!!
Yes the Hobbs Dew Drop bowl IS something although it's not high dollar it's nice. I have a covered dish that just sold in my Ebay shop and another still for sale. They're pretty pieces. Love the shop alongs. Hope you have a Merry Christmas!
Should you ever make a trip to the Lakes Region of New Hampshire... particularly Meredith...have lunch at Harts Turkey Farm Restaurant. You'll see so many old turkey platters and plates. In nearby Laconia is an antique store that once was Woolworth's.
Love the teapot! Great buy!
Scott youre my like A A sponser for thrifting lol i live thru youwhen i have withdrawals 😂
Why were such sweet batter pitchers designed? Did folks make pancakes/waffle at the table?
Yes, apparently popular in the 20s/30s - I think Scott talked about it in one of his earlier videos. Something that was fun for me to learn 🙂
Scott can you give us a tour of your bungalow??
Thank you so much for your always excellent, informative and fun content. I put myself thru college in the 1980s selling antiques and collectibles at my mom’s brick and mortar. Was out of the reselling biz for decades and now as I approach retirement am selling on eBay. I miss my
Mom and her dealer group’s knowledge but have found so many experts like you on YT, so many thanks. Merry Christmas!
Good find