The starburst dinnerware reminds me a lot of dishes that were offered as premiums at A&P supermarkets in the 60s. Each week there was a different dish that you got for free with every $10 you spent. The serving and auxiliary pieces were available for sale in the store as well so you could complete your set.
I don't know, but the ash tray with the dinner ware really took me back to when my Mom and Aunts and Uncles would all have a dinner party - oh, the smoke! Whew
My favorite part was you telling us about the frozen glasses, lol! Favorite items: the Culver ice bucket and glasses, really beautiful set. Great work ~ and I totally agree about dishwashers, I hate them.
Star Dust , I went to a sale down the street from my shop , looking for some items to add to my inventory. Here in her front yard sits a sweet lil grandmother with a dishpan in her lap washing dishes, vases ,glasses etc... drying them on a tarp. I bought a ton of stuff, you could tell the age by how much dust had been building over the years .Beautiful Frankoma pottery Fenton and all kinds of glass. You never know what you may stumble upon, just driving by I bet hardly anyone would have stopped.
❤️❤️❤️ the federal glass pieces are beautiful! I keep passing up a cranberry etched vase similar to that at my local vintage shop because no markings. Thank you. I’ll be picking that beauty up next time I’m in there.
How someone can run a business that way, she will fail. You made a good buy. Some really nice items. That starburst vase I would call “wine” color. I had those kinds of light in my first house years ago. I love the way the light’s shines. You did great buying those items. It’s nice to see you buy different items.
I bet those star burst dishes were acquired from the old days when places would give away dishes if u made a certain purchase...Kroger used to do it, I'm sure many others did too. I'm sure the ashtray was a part of what u could choose from...how cool! U made out, greatly....excellent video! Thank u!
TFS! I love that mid century stuff my kitchen cabinets the handles are those starburst my house was built late 60s early 70s old lady had live there I bought it from her estate. I need someone to go look in the addict boxes of stuff! I’d go myself up there but I’m scared LOL I’ll find someone to go up there I’ll keep you posted when I find
Um... I would be running up there my friend... There is absolutely nothing to be afraid of... How many times have you turned on the news and seen "man killed by ghost in attic of recently purchased home" lol.... Quit it! Get up there and get the goodies! Someone from the other side got you there to save the treasures! You can do it! Let me know what treasures you find!
1 you don't have complete sets (less valuable). That was not a gravy boat but a sauce bowl made for 2 ladles. You don't have all of the cups. Sell what you can as a set including butter dish etc.. You devalue the set breaking it up. Don't stack your dishes any higher than 6 at a time. No plastic in between them. Your ceiling light covers are still available at Home Depot for a few bucks.
I know! I could hardly turn around. At one point I knocked over a rake (yes a garden tool) and it almost took out a shelf of tea pots and figurines! Thanks for watching!
I saw a stack of the starburst dinner plates a couple of weeks ago -- I think at a GW -- and grabbed them immediately. There were 6, but 2 were in crummy condition. They were .99 apiece so I got the 4. I want to hoard them but I have teenage sons and only have breakable dishes that I don't care about and our glassware is used spaghetti sauce jars. I haven't even washed them yet. So glad you found that amazing set!!!
Yeah, I think they are vintage. I think they were also distributed by a floral company. Those flower companies would order vases from major glass manufacturers by the thousands. They may have originally been used for something like an FTD delivery? My mom says she "thinks" she had one that came with a bouquet of flowers??? Love your finds and your channel. You have good info and very knowledgeable!!!
Dang!! You really do have an eye. Have you considered trying Instagram to show what you find and when you post haul videos? It has helped me grow my channel.
I haven't really thought about Instagram. Up until just recently with my videos, I didn't think anyone cared to watch what I was doing. LOL. I might though. I am going to go check yours now. Thanks for the idea!
favourites: the batman pants and Stella ;) I remember from old political talkshow footage, that at least until the 70s people smoked on TV and smoking in general was very accepted and normal. I assume it was not uncommon to smoke during a family meal. That's at least how I explain myself the ashtray.
Well these items were from a small resale shop in a town of less than 500 people. The roof was leaking on me while inside and her only heat was a space heater. I sell online on Etsy! You can also see my store on www.realniftyvintage.com!
Sometimes business owners can't make it doesn't matter what their hours are she was nice enough to tell you she fell asleep and forgot that you were even coming she could have said something else but anyhow with your lawn intro I thought you were going to say that she give you all that for free then you said 78 box so what you're going to make off of that was well worth your time with the business owner of her not showing up I'm glad you didn't give any names out she could have had a family emergency was up all night and fell asleep and didn't wake up and forgot you know what I mean so I kind of understand what this video is about because of your intro and so will others good haul though
No need for Jeffery to be negative about people he buys from all the time. Keep it positive. We all know life is messy and people aren’t perfect. No need to be a Debbie downer Jeffery.
Lauren Cabaniss I'm embarrassed 😩 to say that I have Waterford crystal ashtrays. Considering everyone I knew smoked 20 years ago I'm sure there are some Belleek & Lenox around too.
He is buying for resale to make money. Do you expect him to sell them for $10.00 more than he paid? Lots of time and work involved before he can sell them. You obviously do not understand business.
zrp8y23 yes I do understand, you take people to the cleaners, that not Right, sorry, how would you feel if you saw him buy something for $1.00 or less, but then you think you want to buy a pieace or 2 and then he wants $200.00 for that $1.00 item, I would rather give it away, than Take advantage of someone who want the item but really can't afford it, but that me, sorry if you don't like what I say, see the lady was asking $8.00 each and he Jews her down, so he did wrong, just open your ears and listen to him!
He never wanted anywhere near $200.00 for a $1.00 item. That's immaterial to begin with as everyone wants to get the best deal they can and there's nothing wrong with making an offer for less. Regarding how i would feel - I watched a woman pay 50 cents each for two Majolica begonia leaf dishes at a yard sale. I paid her $30.00 each for them 10 minutes later. It' is immaterial what someone pays for something and what they sell it for. There is nothing wrong with making good money on an item that you buy. That is not ripping people off.
I'm not sure you quite understand how resale or commerce works. I buy an item from another party who agrees to sell it for an agreed upon price. No one has to sell me anything and if they think they can sell it for more, they can tell me to take a hike. I then resell the item with the knowledge or hope to make more money on it. Here is the question; why didn't the original owner just sell it for full retail price and make ALL the money themselves? The quick answer is they don't want to, have time, or have the knowledge that it could be worth more. Also remember, in this case, the woman I bought these items from probably paid very little to the ORIGINAL owner so she could sell them in her shop for 10-15x's HER investment. It's a cycle. Here is the great news, I'm not selling things people actually NEED. In a free market like we are given, someone can either purchase from me or not based on their means and desire. If they want to find it on their own through thrifting to save money they can. Many people don't have time or desire to scour thrift stores all day looking for a hard to find piece to "finish their collection" or find the "perfect piece" for a spot on the shelf. You can believe me or not, but even I am willing to pay RETAIL prices from fellow sellers who have something I WANT that I cannot find easily. I just bought a set of china from the 50's that I have been wanting for years and paid $120. I haven't been able to find it, so I payed up for someone who had it. I have various pieces of carnival glass I have paid $50-$115 for a few pieces from other re-sellers too. On my wall hangs two brass seagulls from the 60's. I paid $45 for the pair over a year ago on Etsy from another seller. Since then, I have found ones just like it at a thrift store for $3. I listed the ones I found and they sold quickly for good money. If I manage to find something for a $1 and sell it for $200, I would be very proud that I stumbled across such a great find. Remember, something is only worth $200 because that is what people are willing to pay. Be it scarcity, age or quality. I just wanted to stress a little on how resale works. It works similarly in any industry (Walmart, Target, Best Buy etc.), but in vintage resale, profits have a bigger potential because of the limited supply and growing demand.
The starburst dinnerware reminds me a lot of dishes that were offered as premiums at A&P supermarkets in the 60s. Each week there was a different dish that you got for free with every $10 you spent. The serving and auxiliary pieces were available for sale in the store as well so you could complete your set.
I can remember those light covers in my parents home. I thought they were ugly back in the 70's. Funny how you come to appreciate the little things.
I don't know, but the ash tray with the dinner ware really took me back to when my Mom and Aunts and Uncles would all have a dinner party - oh, the smoke! Whew
Belle Sparks How about the old movies 🎥 where they're smoking & eating at the same time. With a drink 🥃 of course.
i am in my 60's and i remember when you could smoke on airplanes. wow! good job jeffery
I'm 55 and smoked in the room i delivered my son in, before and after he was born. And in the doctors office, lol he joined me. Crazy huh?
Me, too. Once I was next to a man smoking a cigar.
I remember flying after the ban & the ashtrays were still in the arms of the seats.
My favorite part was you telling us about the frozen glasses, lol! Favorite items: the Culver ice bucket and glasses, really beautiful set. Great work ~ and I totally agree about dishwashers, I hate them.
Star Dust , I went to a sale down the street from my shop , looking for some items to add to my inventory. Here in her front yard sits a sweet lil grandmother with a dishpan in her lap washing dishes, vases ,glasses etc... drying them on a tarp. I bought a ton of stuff, you could tell the age by how much dust had been building over the years .Beautiful Frankoma pottery Fenton and all kinds of glass. You never know what you may stumble upon, just driving by I bet hardly anyone would have stopped.
❤️❤️❤️ the federal glass pieces are beautiful! I keep passing up a cranberry etched vase similar to that at my local vintage shop because no markings. Thank you. I’ll be picking that beauty up next time I’m in there.
2 sets of 5? Sets come in EVEN numbers. Love the golden glory
Yes, even sets, one set of six and one set of four would work nicely.
Awesome video! I have that chalk ware bird... I have 3 all together in graduating sizes...I thought it looked like a pheasant bird? Great haul👍👍👍
Love your videos! I see items that bring back so many memories!
I love the starburst dishes. I'm a big fan of mid century Really love the glasses with the steam boats too.
The steamship glasses are so cute!
Whole in the wall places are my favorite too!! Usually great deals!!!
I love it all but your dog by the back door/window is so cute, great finds for a great price!!
Aqua and gold libby glasses are awesome!!
Absolutely love every single thing you made a great find
Love it all!. I am obsessed with vintage light fixtures lately :)
They are a great addition to a mid-century home and plus you always get to look at them! Thanks for watching!
How someone can run a business that way, she will fail.
You made a good buy. Some really nice items.
That starburst vase I would call “wine” color.
I had those kinds of light in my first house years ago. I love the way the light’s shines.
You did great buying those items. It’s nice to see you buy different items.
I bet those star burst dishes were acquired from the old days when places would give away dishes if u made a certain purchase...Kroger used to do it, I'm sure many others did too. I'm sure the ashtray was a part of what u could choose from...how cool! U made out, greatly....excellent video! Thank u!
Great haul! I couldn’t help but notice your dog too! Too cute ❤️!!!
TFS! I love that mid century stuff my kitchen cabinets the handles are those starburst my house was built late 60s early 70s old lady had live there I bought it from her estate. I need someone to go look in the addict boxes of stuff! I’d go myself up there but I’m scared LOL I’ll find someone to go up there I’ll keep you posted when I find
Um... I would be running up there my friend... There is absolutely nothing to be afraid of... How many times have you turned on the news and seen "man killed by ghost in attic of recently purchased home" lol.... Quit it! Get up there and get the goodies! Someone from the other side got you there to save the treasures! You can do it! Let me know what treasures you find!
First square light cover is the style my parents house had when i was growing up in the 70s
Its years late, Jeffrey, but those steamboat SC glasses are Southern Comfort
1 you don't have complete sets (less valuable). That was not a gravy boat but a sauce bowl made for 2 ladles. You don't have all of the cups. Sell what you can as a set including butter dish etc.. You devalue the set breaking it up.
Don't stack your dishes any higher than 6 at a time. No plastic in between them.
Your ceiling light covers are still available at Home Depot for a few bucks.
So pretty! I luv the saucer style light cover!!
Looks like lots of great stuff! I like those dumpy places too. I always seem to find the best deals in those types of places.
I know! I could hardly turn around. At one point I knocked over a rake (yes a garden tool) and it almost took out a shelf of tea pots and figurines! Thanks for watching!
Wow... awesome find...
I saw a stack of the starburst dinner plates a couple of weeks ago -- I think at a GW -- and grabbed them immediately. There were 6, but 2 were in crummy condition. They were .99 apiece so I got the 4. I want to hoard them but I have teenage sons and only have breakable dishes that I don't care about and our glassware is used spaghetti sauce jars. I haven't even washed them yet. So glad you found that amazing set!!!
Gosh Jocelyn would probably buy the whole haul she loves that stuff
I have that pink purply starburst vase in purple, blue, & clear. I see them a lot out here in the west.
Oh wow, that was my first one I found and I wasn't even sure how vintage it was or if it was a repro! Thanks for watching!
Yeah, I think they are vintage. I think they were also distributed by a floral company. Those flower companies would order vases from major glass manufacturers by the thousands. They may have originally been used for something like an FTD delivery? My mom says she "thinks" she had one that came with a bouquet of flowers??? Love your finds and your channel. You have good info and very knowledgeable!!!
Nice haul Jeffrey! The steamboat glasses are Libbey Southern Comfort.
Look at that! That would be the S and C on the glasses! Thanks!
Pam Quinn sorry but I thought that was a woman? Untilypu callout hisname
Gloria Salsman Ha! That's ok!
I love the federal white n gold dishes.
I do too! A very pretty pattern that doesn't get the attention it deserves! Thanks for watching!
I like the milk glass dishes with the gold the best
That light disc is from a saucer lamp. I have one from the fifties in my kitchen.
mary hershelman I luv it so much!
what a great haul! Loving your channel..we are vintage junkies too!
Thanks for checking out my videos!
Fav milk glass dishes. Pretty. Good haul
wow that starburst set is amazing, and those blue ship glasses, great haul , tfs
Yes, I love those dishes. Can't wait to match them to their new home!
Wonderful haul!
Dang!! You really do have an eye. Have you considered trying Instagram to show what you find and when you post haul videos? It has helped me grow my channel.
I haven't really thought about Instagram. Up until just recently with my videos, I didn't think anyone cared to watch what I was doing. LOL. I might though. I am going to go check yours now. Thanks for the idea!
I have watched you for a while now and really enjoy your videos!
Love your find.
You have the gravy boat and underplate (next to the ashtray) Nice haul. :)
Thanks! I eventually figured that out! They are now listed and look great! Thanks for watching!
favourites: the batman pants and Stella ;)
I remember from old political talkshow footage, that at least until the 70s people smoked on TV and smoking in general was very accepted and normal. I assume it was not uncommon to smoke during a family meal. That's at least how I explain myself the ashtray.
Oh yes people smoked while at the dinner table.. everywhere.. even at hospitals! Thanks for watching!
LOVE THE DISHWARE!
It is really great stuff, that I don't come across everyday! Thanks for watching!
I think the bird is a Quetzal . It’s the national bird of Guatemala.
How much for the pajama pants?
Great video and great score
Thanks for watching!
No lie, two days after I watched this I found one similar light fixture and three star glow plates🤗
Wow! Thanks for watching!
What about the pajama pants over the chair?☺️😁
Is this the SHOP you ended up purchasing ???
I remember those dishes in the 60's. Where in the world did you find such bargains? And where do you sell them for so much $$$ ?
Well these items were from a small resale shop in a town of less than 500 people. The roof was leaking on me while inside and her only heat was a space heater. I sell online on Etsy! You can also see my store on www.realniftyvintage.com!
The Star Glow set was worth the wait!
Oh my I agree! I can't believe I didn't grab these the first time I was at this place. I'm so glad they didn't sell in that time! Thanks for watching!
Love the star pattern dishes. What a find. P.S. What is that women's problem???
Hey i heard ur coo coo clock lol love ur items
The Federal dishes, the small bowl is a fruit bowl.
Sometimes business owners can't make it doesn't matter what their hours are she was nice enough to tell you she fell asleep and forgot that you were even coming she could have said something else but anyhow with your lawn intro I thought you were going to say that she give you all that for free then you said 78 box so what you're going to make off of that was well worth your time with the business owner of her not showing up I'm glad you didn't give any names out she could have had a family emergency was up all night and fell asleep and didn't wake up and forgot you know what I mean so I kind of understand what this video is about because of your intro and so will others good haul though
do you mean "long" intro", not "lawn"?
No need for Jeffery to be negative about people he buys from all the time. Keep it positive. We all know life is messy and people aren’t perfect. No need to be a Debbie downer Jeffery.
Veggie dish
The matching ashtray though! 😀
Lauren Cabaniss I'm embarrassed 😩 to say that I have Waterford crystal ashtrays. Considering everyone I knew smoked 20 years ago I'm sure there are some Belleek & Lenox around too.
I love dishware like that, but she obviously doesn't care whether or not she has a business.
Exactly! If I wasn't so stubborn she would have lost out! Thanks for watching!
I love the Atomic MCM!
Yes! A huge score! Thanks for watching!
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i wouldnt have gone back. i cant stand rude people.
It's nice but I would not buy them, you ask for low rent price when you bought it, but now your going ask a higher price,
He is buying for resale to make money. Do you expect him to sell them for $10.00 more than he paid? Lots of time and work involved before he can sell them. You obviously do not understand business.
Gloria Salsman a
zrp8y23 yes I do understand, you take people to the cleaners, that not Right, sorry, how would you feel if you saw him buy something for $1.00 or less, but then you think you want to buy a pieace or 2 and then he wants $200.00 for that $1.00 item, I would rather give it away, than Take advantage of someone who want the item but really can't afford it, but that me, sorry if you don't like what I say, see the lady was asking $8.00 each and he Jews her down, so he did wrong, just open your ears and listen to him!
He never wanted anywhere near $200.00 for a $1.00 item. That's immaterial to begin with as everyone wants to get the best deal they can and there's nothing wrong with making an offer for less. Regarding how i would feel - I watched a woman pay 50 cents each for two Majolica begonia leaf dishes at a yard sale. I paid her $30.00 each for them 10 minutes later. It' is immaterial what someone pays for something and what they sell it for. There is nothing wrong with making good money on an item that you buy. That is not ripping people off.
I'm not sure you quite understand how resale or commerce works. I buy an item from another party who agrees to sell it for an agreed upon price. No one has to sell me anything and if they think they can sell it for more, they can tell me to take a hike. I then resell the item with the knowledge or hope to make more money on it. Here is the question; why didn't the original owner just sell it for full retail price and make ALL the money themselves? The quick answer is they don't want to, have time, or have the knowledge that it could be worth more. Also remember, in this case, the woman I bought these items from probably paid very little to the ORIGINAL owner so she could sell them in her shop for 10-15x's HER investment. It's a cycle.
Here is the great news, I'm not selling things people actually NEED. In a free market like we are given, someone can either purchase from me or not based on their means and desire. If they want to find it on their own through thrifting to save money they can. Many people don't have time or desire to scour thrift stores all day looking for a hard to find piece to "finish their collection" or find the "perfect piece" for a spot on the shelf. You can believe me or not, but even I am willing to pay RETAIL prices from fellow sellers who have something I WANT that I cannot find easily. I just bought a set of china from the 50's that I have been wanting for years and paid $120. I haven't been able to find it, so I payed up for someone who had it. I have various pieces of carnival glass I have paid $50-$115 for a few pieces from other re-sellers too. On my wall hangs two brass seagulls from the 60's. I paid $45 for the pair over a year ago on Etsy from another seller. Since then, I have found ones just like it at a thrift store for $3. I listed the ones I found and they sold quickly for good money.
If I manage to find something for a $1 and sell it for $200, I would be very proud that I stumbled across such a great find. Remember, something is only worth $200 because that is what people are willing to pay. Be it scarcity, age or quality. I just wanted to stress a little on how resale works. It works similarly in any industry (Walmart, Target, Best Buy etc.), but in vintage resale, profits have a bigger potential because of the limited supply and growing demand.