I guess I’m finally on trend! As Im buying resale gifts for everyone of my family this year. I’ve set a $10 limit per person and I’m just amazed at how much I’ve been able to get for each person for $10! The grandchildren will also get a gift card with money to add to their gift. But I think they enjoy the fun of seeing what I purchased for $10.
I love shopping vicariously through you ♥️♥️♥️ Thank you for sharing this with us ♥️♥️♥️ I too love watching “ My Take On Home and Garden”, with Jeff and Angela ♥️ They are two beautiful people ♥️
I appreciate you! Jeff and Angela are wonderful folks and we enjoy their segments. Looks like they will debut a holiday home tour Wednesday morning. I will be there watching along with you.
I love that you encourage people to thrift cos I think is an incredible smart suggestion, spend less, dont trash the planet and make incredible deals love to watch ❤❤❤❤❤
Hello friend ! Wonderful shop ! Soup tourine divine ! Crystal lamp wonderful ! The Heinrich set of coarse rules !!! What a nice surprise mention too ! We always appreciate you and your work as well ! Thank you ! 🎄💛🎄💛🎄💛🎄
Always glad to mention my favorite UA-camrs. Have enjoyed your holiday decor and collections. Keep making those wonderful videos. Wishing you a joyous Christmas season!
I cherish my Grandmother's Navarre water glasses! I have eight of them along with two candlesticks, a small compote and a candy dish. She loved and used the and gifted the to me as a wedding gift 41 years ago. She's been gone for many years, but I think of her everyone I look at thm. I should actually use them too!
Love that! Yes, use the Navarre glasses and enjoy them. So many memories for you. I have dessert plates and bowls, but not stemware. Need a warehouse like Martha Stewart. Ha!
My goodness, there are so many things I'd love to have from this store! I am learning so much from you. Thank you for taking us along on your fun shopping trips. I have my tea in hand every time I watch.
Oh Lady Mary Beth, how I wish I could be your shopping “buddy” for just one time at this wonderful mall!! It was just amazing and filled with the most beautiful items!! You are a wonderful teacher and I learn so much when you take us along on your treasure trips!! Thank you for sharing!!
Hi Mary Beth, l just watched your episode where you read comments & questions from veiwers . I just loved it & then subscribed. I love to table scape & l get so many great ideas from you. I also love your thrifting know how & knowledge of the items you feature. It is a treat every time l watch an episode. I wonder if you might feature vintage/antiqe(?) Salt & pepper R sets. I colle t them.l know they are not high end items but l love the vintage ones. A greatful fan, Sabra
Great to hear from you! Will be on the lookout for vintage salt and pepper sets next shopping trip. Headed to Germany next week where they hardly use these.
I am just finding you & what a treat for me! I have learned from this UA-cam video and I popped over to your EBay site and learned some more. The offset pitcher with the snow & Christmas trees was darling. I’m in the New Orleans area; I need to hit my antique stores more often. I subscribed so I won’t miss a video. Thank you for the time you took to share with us.
Great to hear from you! Thanks for popping over and subscribing. ☺️ Do you ever go to Covington? Patina is an awesome resale there. The Habitat ReStore has some amazing tabletop finds for cheap. Goodwill stores there are also tops!
@@LadyMaryBeth Yes, I do go to the Goodwill & Red, White & Blue stores in Jefferson Parish, but I don’t go into New Orleans because I don’t feel safe. I’ll have to try the stores on the North Shore. I checked out some of your previous videos over a glass of wine last night. I so enjoyed my leisurely evening.
@@LadyMaryBeth You are an angel! I had no idea there is a special place like The English Tea Room. I see a weekend get-away in my future to experience the consignment/thrift stores and high tea on the North Shore. I’m giddy with excitement!
I love watching your videos and learning about all the pretties. Not to correct the teacher, but your Blue Garland Haviland is Johann not Theodore. Johann was a grandson that did business in Germany/Bavaria and sold to WW2 PBXs. Theodore did the France limoges styles. I've enjoyed reading their family history a little and admire their beautiful products. Just thought you would like to know about your dishes and look forward to seeing it someday. Thank you for your attention.
You are absolutely correct! I know this and have the pattern, but switched the names. It was a late night editing. My friend is always searching for Theodore Haviland, so it’s always first on my mind. Thanks for watching!
Hi Lady Mary Beth I was watching your video of the Franklin antique shop the funniest thing is when you said I like those wings I said that at the same time that was awesome great minds think alike have a blessed day
My grandmother passed down some glasses with a black base like the ones you showed us. She told me she would get one every time she attended a movie. She also gave me wine glasses to match. They are very nice glasses and that surprised me. I think she liked the movie’s. 😁👍💕
Best party favor ever! Thanks for sharing this. I would have gone to the movies weekly to have a nice set like this. You are blessed to have these special glasses and memory of your grandmother.
Oh, Lady Mary Beth, I meant to mention that I appreciate your suggestion to switch the dinner and salad plates to extend your dinner set. What a great idea. Thanks for sharing. 🎄👍💕
I super love love this video, I would love to buy the gentleman's cabinet or any of the Remington statues , the angle sculpture is absolutely gorgeous. So many beautiful pieces and furniture. Simply exquisite 👌 The large teapot is beautiful. So many beautiful pieces ❤ Another video 📹 that's absolutely Amazing ❤❤❤
My son and his family live near Franklin TN.. I'll have to check out these places when I visit! (As well as the places in and near Houston where my daughter and her family live.)
Congratulations, Lady Mary Beth on reaching 10K subscribers! Not surprising, considering the quality content you continue to provide us with! Merry Christmas!
30:40 I have some dinner plates from the Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles line too. I only have 5 dinner plates but I'm a big believer that you can mix similar colors of different patterned transfer ware I like to pair them with salad plates or soup bowls from other colors of transfer ware. They look terrific with blue transfer ware and the pink with green transfer ware is fun as well.
Hi Lady Marybeth I am,happy you got the giant tea pot.I love the waterford crystal bowl peacock.The kids on my take on home and garden are my best friends.They love over the top like I do.They have beautifull China and beautifull everything!!!I love them.
I bought a huge Sadler teapot years ago with a very autumn scene on it featuring pheasants and beautiful fall colors. It is one of my favorite treasures. I'm glad you went back and bought it! I've never actually used it but it is a wonderful display piece!
Wonderful! I am also thinking it's too large and heavy for pouring tea for guests. My intention is to feature it as my signature piece, as well as a table centerpiece.
I enjoy your shopping jaunts very much. You are knowledgeable about vast areas of collecting. You are so careful when picking up items and respectful . No clanging and banging items as many do these days.
The teapot is huge and not sure I will use it for serving. My plan is to feature as a signature piece and as a table centerpiece. Could arrange florals for an event, etc. Always great to hear from you, Ann!
Greetings, Lady Mary Beth: I have one Aynsley Cottage Garden piece, an 8 3/8" Flat Cake Plate/Cheese Plate, that I recently found at my local thrift for $0.50! Loved everything you showed at Franklin Antiques.
Hi Lady Mary Beth. I love the lamp with the crystals glass and brass. Really enjoy antique shopping with you. You are really knowledgeable about a lot of them and I'm really learning alot from you. Thank you for doing your videos and letting us watch them. Marie
There were so many treasures here! I see lots of gifting possibilities that don't break the budget. Wish I could go back today and buy more Christmas gifts.
That Waterford dinner set is DEVINE. I myself never knew they made those actually, I associate Waterford with crystal goblets. Lovely. Thanks for taking us along here, I'm drooling.
Waterford branched out to china, linens, writing instruments, and glass holiday ornaments in the 90's. I remember being at our annual sales meeting in Mexico when it was launched. This pattern is exquisite. Thanks for coming along for this antique mall!
Another wonderful video! I adore,dinnerware! There are so many beautiful patterns and styles. I so enjoy your tips about using items as gifts etc. l always love your videos! I’m learning so much from you! Thank you!❤️❤️❤️
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I love tiaras .The first time I wore one with my evening gown and gloves to my church 25th,Anniversary Banquet Black tie . AThe poor sweet kids were chasing me all around asking...maam are you a real queen and of course I answered in the affirmative with a sweet smile and a wave😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.Those kids are,all grown up now.They must be saying now....lying old bat😂😂😂😂.I also wore one to a wedding everyone adored it.Honestly I wear them really well.
Fun to see some Royal Copenhagen 😃 I live in Denmark and collect Blue Fluted, and other of their beautiful, handpainted white and blue patterns. Expensive - but oh, so gorgeous! Those where "Blue Flower", and from 1936! And personalized with gold! So sad the cups where not there - or other pieces from the set!
@@LadyMaryBeth I think so 😂 Its just so versatile, because all the different blue and white patterns from Royal Copenhagen can be mixed and matched, and fit together so beautifully. So you can go from traditional, to very modern, very easy, and it just keeps it interesting and fresh. I love that every piece is handpainted, and has personality. I have pieces from the 1890's, all the way up to today, and use it every single day 😊
@@LadyMaryBeth I note that it has indeed been you cheering me on of late. Loving seeing you do so well. Your work is polished yet it remains inclusive and fun. X
Does anyone know who makes the teacups with Hollywood movie scenes on them at 24:07? They have an art moderne style to them but I would guess it was part of the 80's does 50's movement. I'm obsessed with movies from the 50's and these all appear to feature Audrey Hepburn. I remember watching lots of Audrey Hepburn movies with my Grandmother. Be still my ever loving kitsch heart.
Oh my heart! You encouraged me with all of the ‘old’ and beautiful things. Bless your sweet heart! I have a bread cover from 40 years ago. And I still didn’t get that 2 things are called I have always loved Mahogany. If only I had a bigger home I would love that shelf you mentioned. Thank you of your great ideas. And Merry Christmas!
Congratulations on 10k subscribers. Your channel is one of my favorites- very elegant and informative. I love the idea of thrifted goods for presents. Thank you 😊
Congratulations on 10,000 subscribers ! You have earned the right to wear that gold crown ! 👑 This video was so very diverse and interesting. I think I would have spent way too much money had I visited this shop. The horse book ends and the Waterford china made me stop in my tracks- just wonderful. I don’t know how you didn’t say “wrap it all up “ Thank you for such a delightful tour ! 💙
Much appreciated! 🎉 I bought lots during my Tennessee trip and shipped three big boxes home plus another checked bag. Thanks for coming along with me for all these finds!
Lady Mary Beth hitting all the buttons! Spode Christmas - 'samovar' tea pot what a bargain. Royal Worcester! The 'portmerion' made in China oh no! The etager with the velveteen - usual for Victorian display units. My German porcelain seems to be mostly Mitterteich - excellent quality and can find them easily. Gold and white - you can tell the quality by the gold painting/enamelling. Just too much stuff - in one place! Flow blue love it! Pink Spode ---------they are doing green Italian garden exclusive to Fortnum & Mason which I am building up slowly and combining with the blue. I still have 12 Royal Copenhagen dessert plates - never used - 20 years ago bought for a dollar a piece. Aynsley under rated but excellent quality. Pineapple tablecloth - I have how can I send? Best - keep on hunting!
Love that you highlighted the best of the best. I do see Mitterteich at upscale charity resales. It's always elegant and adaptable for most any table setting. You would love the German flea markets. I bring a rolling suitcase for purchases. It's easier than carrying boxes. It's hard to find the original Portmeirion pieces, but definitely worth the hunt. Great to hear from you. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season!
A pineapple tablecloth sounds divine. You could share a photo on our FB group page: Lady Mary Beth's Table. My business address is listed on my channel "About" page.
The dish that you thought was American brilliant glass with flowers,is Scottish cut glass. I have an extensive collect that began with a pitcher given to my parents for their wedding in 1955.💖
Would love to learn more about Scottish cut glass. I invite you to join our FB group page: Lady Mary Beth's Table. You can show us your collection. We all love learning from one another.
Hi, Mary Beth! Congratulations on reaching the 10, 000 goal! The Franklin Antique Mall is just beyond fabulous. Thank you for sharing your shopping trip. So many wonderful finds.....I don't think I could even begin to list my favorites. If we are ever traveling to Tennessee, I will have to visit that shop, as well as others to which you've introduced us. Can't wait for your Christmas video!
Enjoy your videos sooo much! I particularly like that you shop at estate sales, antique shops and thrift stores! Although items are beautifully curated at the upscale shops, on occasion you can find that special item whilst thifting. Thanks for sharing and congrats on reaching 10,000 subs! 😃
Always looking for that diamond in the rough. Years ago, I thrifted a teacup with a Presidential Seal. Thought it would be an interesting addition to my teacup collection. Took it out a few months ago to possibly sell on eBay. Could not find anything online, did further research and found out it is valuable. This is one of the few teacups from JFK's personal china on Air Force One. It was authenticated and worth big bucks.
I would love to have that silver plated samovore, the etched cake stand, plus so many other items. You always showcase the most wonderful shops, and antique malls. I so appreciate your in-depth descriptions of each item. Really enjoyed this vlog. The Waterford Peacock bowl was amazing. I have the Mikasa Parklane pattern. Loved your mention of My Take On Home and Garden. These two channels are my absolute favorites!
Glad you watch "My Take on Home and Garden". Just love all their decor and collections. Good folks! Neat that you have Mikasa Parklane. Is it still a current pattern?
If you're ever in Collierville, the Sheffield Antique Mall is amazing. There's a chandelier/antique mirror/French antique section that is out of this world, looks like a corner of Versailles.
I am right there with you! My friends talk about the deals at their favorite retail stores. Just can’t shop retail for much these days. It’s boring and expensive. Nothing compares with the thrill of a resale bargain hunt. 🙌🏻
A wonderful trip with you as usual!! I wish we had stores like this in our area. I was trying to make out the price on the Waterford Millennium goblets, I found a set in box for $2.50 recently!
Hi Mary Beth, There’s something for everyone at that store. I started picking up Haviland dessert dishes and have two sets of three with different patterns but the colors are the same and I love to use them.
I kust saw another of these huge teapots on the antique rad show and they called it a punch pot, used for serving alcoholic punches, perhaps a precursor of our punch bowls|
Soak the glass/decanter in a solution of 1 cup of vinegar to 1 gallon of water, then scrub lightly. You can also put uncooked rice inside to swish around. This avoids using harsh sponges.
Hi LMB do you still have J.Bros. Old Britain Castles? Which color? I am actively on the hunt for that pattern. Wish me luck because I am on my way to Houston tomorrow in search of this pattern (among three others).
Stillgoode has a gravy boat. Saw some at AG Antiques in The Heights last weekend. www.stillgoode.com/products/johnson-bros-gravy-boat?variant=44242328355046
@@LadyMaryBeth Thank u for ur quick response. I just noticed OBC red in an estate sale this wkend in Alice Texas. Oh how I wish I could be at two places at once.
Lenox dinnerware was manufactured in North Carolina until they recently closed their production there. Collectibles are made in Thailand. Thinking that china production will move there, too. The older, valuable pieces are usually affordable at charity resales.
I guess I’m finally on trend! As Im buying resale gifts for everyone of my family this year. I’ve set a $10 limit per person and I’m just amazed at how much I’ve been able to get for each person for $10! The grandchildren will also get a gift card with money to add to their gift. But I think they enjoy the fun of seeing what I purchased for $10.
Fantastic family gifting goal! So many benefits to shopping resale. It's also nice to avoid crowded retail stores.
@@LadyMaryBeth f.
The Sadler teapot is massive!
Lady Mary beth i,enjoy the trip soooo very much.Thank you so very much
Really glad you came along for the Franklin Antique Mall. I want to go back soon.
I love shopping vicariously through you ♥️♥️♥️ Thank you for sharing this with us ♥️♥️♥️
I too love watching “ My Take On Home and Garden”, with Jeff and Angela ♥️ They are two beautiful people ♥️
I appreciate you! Jeff and Angela are wonderful folks and we enjoy their segments. Looks like they will debut a holiday home tour Wednesday morning. I will be there watching along with you.
I love that you encourage people to thrift cos I think is an incredible smart suggestion, spend less, dont trash the planet and make incredible deals
love to watch
❤❤❤❤❤
You nailed it. 🙌🏻 Thanks for watching! ☺️
You look very pretty in that crown,,you look like a royal blood. Thanks for the vedio🥰
You are too kind! My grandmother's family was distant English nobility. That would be going back far in the lineage. Thanks for watching!
@@LadyMaryBeth ❤❤❤
What a fabulous tour! That was a feast for the eyes! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us on these amazing pieces!
You looks so beautiful with that crown on your head 😍
Thank you so much! I probably should have purchased that gold crown. Would be great in decor.
The peacock bowl is stunning.
Hello friend ! Wonderful shop ! Soup tourine divine ! Crystal lamp wonderful ! The Heinrich set of coarse rules !!! What a nice surprise mention too ! We always appreciate you and your work as well ! Thank you ! 🎄💛🎄💛🎄💛🎄
Always glad to mention my favorite UA-camrs. Have enjoyed your holiday decor and collections. Keep making those wonderful videos. Wishing you a joyous Christmas season!
Oh my gosh. When I saw the thumbnail of your video, I knew it was a Sadler teapot. I have the same one but not that large though.
I cherish my Grandmother's Navarre water glasses! I have eight of them along with two candlesticks, a small compote and a candy dish. She loved and used the and gifted the to me as a wedding gift 41 years ago. She's been gone for many years, but I think of her everyone I look at thm. I should actually use them too!
Love that! Yes, use the Navarre glasses and enjoy them. So many memories for you. I have dessert plates and bowls, but not stemware. Need a warehouse like Martha Stewart. Ha!
I love ALL old antique malls. Best shopping for days gone by items.
I totally agree!
The Chinoiserie soup tureen fully loaded was great. Bring on the turtle soup!
My goodness, there are so many things I'd love to have from this store! I am learning so much from you. Thank you for taking us along on your fun shopping trips. I have my tea in hand every time I watch.
Love that you sip tea while watching!
Oh Lady Mary Beth, how I wish I could be your shopping “buddy”
for just one time at this wonderful mall!! It was just amazing and filled with the most beautiful items!!
You are a wonderful teacher and I learn so much when you take us along on your treasure trips!!
Thank you for sharing!!
I appreciate your kind words. Would be fun to shop together at this antique mall. Are you in the Tennessee area?
@@LadyMaryBeth , sadly, no!
I live in central Indiana…😥
Best wishes sweet Mary Beth and may your family be blessed with a joyful holiday season…♥️🎄🕊
Me too
Hi Mary Beth, l just watched your episode where you read comments & questions from veiwers . I just loved it & then subscribed. I love to table scape & l get so many great ideas from you. I also love your thrifting know how & knowledge of the items you feature. It is a treat every time l watch an episode. I wonder if you might feature vintage/antiqe(?) Salt & pepper R sets. I colle t them.l know they are not high end items but l love the vintage ones.
A greatful fan,
Sabra
Great to hear from you! Will be on the lookout for vintage salt and pepper sets next shopping trip. Headed to Germany next week where they hardly use these.
I am just finding you & what a treat for me! I have learned from this UA-cam video and I popped over to your EBay site and learned some more. The offset pitcher with the snow & Christmas trees was darling. I’m in the New Orleans area; I need to hit my antique stores more often. I subscribed so I won’t miss a video. Thank you for the time you took to share with us.
Great to hear from you! Thanks for popping over and subscribing. ☺️ Do you ever go to Covington? Patina is an awesome resale there. The Habitat ReStore has some amazing tabletop finds for cheap. Goodwill stores there are also tops!
@@LadyMaryBeth Yes, I do go to the Goodwill & Red, White & Blue stores in Jefferson Parish, but I don’t go into New Orleans because I don’t feel safe. I’ll have to try the stores on the North Shore. I checked out some of your previous videos over a glass of wine last night. I so enjoyed my leisurely evening.
@@robintranchina6588 If you are on the North Shore, stop by the English Tea Room. It’s one of my favorite spots. 🫖❤️☕️
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@@LadyMaryBeth You are an angel! I had no idea there is a special place like The English Tea Room. I see a weekend get-away in my future to experience the consignment/thrift stores and high tea on the North Shore. I’m giddy with excitement!
Congrats on hitting 10,000. Love watching your channel
Thanks so much!!
I love watching your videos and learning about all the pretties. Not to correct the teacher, but your Blue Garland Haviland is Johann not Theodore. Johann was a grandson that did business in Germany/Bavaria and sold to WW2 PBXs. Theodore did the France limoges styles. I've enjoyed reading their family history a little and admire their beautiful products. Just thought you would like to know about your dishes and look forward to seeing it someday. Thank you for your attention.
You are absolutely correct! I know this and have the pattern, but switched the names. It was a late night editing. My friend is always searching for Theodore Haviland, so it’s always first on my mind. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing. I enjoy the antique mall with you. It was fun. I saw so many pieces that I loved.
The Franklin Antique Mall has a lot of eye candy...beautiful! I really loved the shopping today! Hugs!
Hi Lady Mary Beth I was watching your video of the Franklin antique shop the funniest thing is when you said I like those wings I said that at the same time that was awesome great minds think alike have a blessed day
My grandmother passed down some glasses with a black base like the ones you showed us. She told me she would get one every time she attended a movie. She also gave me wine glasses to match. They are very nice glasses and that surprised me. I think she liked the movie’s. 😁👍💕
Best party favor ever! Thanks for sharing this. I would have gone to the movies weekly to have a nice set like this. You are blessed to have these special glasses and memory of your grandmother.
Oh, Lady Mary Beth, I meant to mention that I appreciate your suggestion to switch the dinner and salad plates to extend your dinner set. What a great idea. Thanks for sharing. 🎄👍💕
I super love love this video, I would love to buy the gentleman's cabinet or any of the Remington statues , the angle sculpture is absolutely gorgeous. So many beautiful pieces and furniture. Simply exquisite 👌
The large teapot is beautiful. So many beautiful pieces ❤
Another video 📹 that's absolutely Amazing ❤❤❤
I appreciate you! Yes, the gentlemen’s cabinet is a real find. I would fill it with napkins and napkin rings and place near the dining room.
Enjoyed the video today❤😊My favorite item is the Arthur Court Rooster 🐓
My son and his family live near
Franklin TN.. I'll have to check out these places when I visit! (As well as the places in and near Houston where my daughter and her family live.)
Lucky you to shop in Houston and Franklin. I might just see you at one of these wonderful shops.
Just discovered your videos I love them!
Thanks for watching and welcome!
Congratulations, Lady Mary Beth on reaching 10K subscribers! Not surprising, considering the quality content you continue to provide us with! Merry Christmas!
I appreciate you cheering me on!
Hello Lady Mary Beth Such wonderful items and I would enjoy shopping in this shop thank you for sharing God Bless you Josephine:)
Thanks so much! Always great to hear from you.
I love you ❤evrything so beautifully present by you🌷you bring joy to my life by watching you sooo lovely ❤
Thanks for your kind comment. It brings joy to my day! 😘
30:40 I have some dinner plates from the Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles line too. I only have 5 dinner plates but I'm a big believer that you can mix similar colors of different patterned transfer ware I like to pair them with salad plates or soup bowls from other colors of transfer ware. They look terrific with blue transfer ware and the pink with green transfer ware is fun as well.
My heart skipped a beat at 17:40. So many beautiful treasures !
I practically stayed here all day and went back the next day. Will be at the top of my list next visit. Need a UHaul truck. Ha!
Hi Lady Marybeth I am,happy you got the giant tea pot.I love the waterford crystal bowl peacock.The kids on my take on home and garden are my best friends.They love over the top like I do.They have beautifull China and beautifull everything!!!I love them.
Yes, absolutely love Jeff and Angela. Their dinner settings are creative and "over the top" as they say.
💜💜I LOVE a Good Thrift Store💜💜Thank you for Sharing💜💜
Glad you enjoy thrifting! 🛍
I think the green opalescent cake stand you showed is the Thistle pattern by Mosser. I have a pink one in that pattern.
What a wonderful shopping trip, you got some great finds! Thank you for taking us along!
Congratulations 10k
I would have bought the first silverplate piece. Love the tilt.
Thanks so much! When filming, I overlook some gems and often go back later to purchase. Wish I had done so with the Samovar. It was a steal!
Thanks for visiting my booth😊
Always a pleasure to shop your booth! ❤️
Great finds Mary Beth! I'll have to check that place out too!
I bought a huge Sadler teapot years ago with a very autumn scene on it featuring pheasants and beautiful fall colors. It is one of my favorite treasures. I'm glad you went back and bought it! I've never actually used it but it is a wonderful display piece!
Wonderful! I am also thinking it's too large and heavy for pouring tea for guests. My intention is to feature it as my signature piece, as well as a table centerpiece.
@@LadyMaryBeth I’m sure it will look beautiful!!
Beautiful
i think i lived in the south in a former life, love antiques and your channel
Yes! There are many treasures waiting for you here in the South from fine homes. ☺️
I enjoy your shopping jaunts very much. You are knowledgeable about vast areas of collecting. You are so careful when picking up items and respectful . No clanging and banging items as many do these days.
Thank you so much! 😊 I handled lots of Waterford Crystal in my career. Absolutely love all these treasures.
@@LadyMaryBeth You are as respectful when shopping at Goodwill as when shopping at high end retailers . That's true class .
Hi lady Mary Beth ,love this store ,so much I could buy ,that teapot is so big isn’t it thank you for sharing lv an blessings Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰
The teapot is huge and not sure I will use it for serving. My plan is to feature as a signature piece and as a table centerpiece. Could arrange florals for an event, etc. Always great to hear from you, Ann!
@@LadyMaryBeth you to ,it was fabulous though ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
There’s only one antique mall within 15 miles where I live. 😏😒😞. Love Love your treasure hunting. 😀
Would be worth a road trip if there are more stores within 50 miles. Get a few friends together and enjoy the hunt together.
Greetings, Lady Mary Beth: I have one Aynsley Cottage Garden piece, an 8 3/8" Flat Cake Plate/Cheese Plate, that I recently found at my local thrift for $0.50!
Loved everything you showed at Franklin Antiques.
Amazing find at 50 cents! 🙌🏻
Thank you for a wonderful trip. I really enjoy your adventures. Beautiful items, stay safe and have a blessed day.
Thanks for watching! Always great to hear from you, Belinda!
The ruby goblets are perfect for Valentine’s Day. ❤️❤️❤️
Yes! How did I forget to mention that? Absolutely perfect for February! ❤️
I have a large collection of antique glassware:. Tiffin, Westmoreland, Fenton, Fostoria, Candlewick and more. Dear to my heart.
Isn’t it the most beautiful artisan creation? Wish we could have that craftsmanship today.
I so enjoy your knowledge and suggestions.
Thank you!
Love, love, loved this antique store, saw many treasures I would love to have taken home with me.
Thank you! ❤️😊🎄🎁
I am right there with you! Lots more I wanted to take home. Thanks for watching!
Hi Lady Mary Beth. I love the lamp with the crystals glass and brass. Really enjoy antique shopping with you. You are really knowledgeable about a lot of them and I'm really learning alot from you. Thank you for doing your videos and letting us watch them. Marie
Thank you so much! Yes, the lamp with the crystal prisms was fabulous. So many treasures here.
WOW! beautiful items to collect
There were so many treasures here! I see lots of gifting possibilities that don't break the budget. Wish I could go back today and buy more Christmas gifts.
That Waterford dinner set is DEVINE. I myself never knew they made those actually, I associate Waterford with crystal goblets. Lovely. Thanks for taking us along here, I'm drooling.
Waterford branched out to china, linens, writing instruments, and glass holiday ornaments in the 90's. I remember being at our annual sales meeting in Mexico when it was launched. This pattern is exquisite. Thanks for coming along for this antique mall!
Hi Mary Beth. I hope you had a fab weekend.
It was a good weekend with family time and baking. Hope you are well! ☺️
Another wonderful video! I adore,dinnerware! There are so many beautiful patterns and styles. I so enjoy your tips about using items as gifts etc. l always love your videos! I’m learning so much from you! Thank you!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! So many great gifts at this antique mall.
Learning so much and thanks for passing the knowledge.
Thanks for coming along for the antique shopping. Great to hear from you!
I was hoping you would get the Waterford peacock bowl. It was so beautiful.
It was out of my budget. Instead, I got the Sadler teapot and a Queen Anne standing silver chest.
The Bird of Paradise set is very beautiful! Thank you for capturing all the treasures🌟
Wish I could have taken that pattern home. I appreciate you joining me for the antique mall.
Thanks for the shopping trip.
My pleasure. 😊 I appreciate you coming along!
Love shopping with you!
So glad you joined me for the antique mall!
So many wonderful sets of china! I love china patterns!!
The Heinrich & Co. set was divine!
Blissful enlightening …. Bravo
Thanks for watching! ☺️
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I love tiaras .The first time I wore one with my evening gown and gloves to my church 25th,Anniversary Banquet Black tie . AThe poor sweet kids were chasing me all around asking...maam are you a real queen and of course I answered in the affirmative with a sweet smile and a wave😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.Those kids are,all grown up now.They must be saying now....lying old bat😂😂😂😂.I also wore one to a wedding everyone adored it.Honestly I wear them really well.
You are a QUEEN! Love hearing this story. Keep wearing your crown.
Fun to see some Royal Copenhagen 😃 I live in Denmark and collect Blue Fluted, and other of their beautiful, handpainted white and blue patterns. Expensive - but oh, so gorgeous! Those where "Blue Flower", and from 1936! And personalized with gold! So sad the cups where not there - or other pieces from the set!
Good eye with the "Blue Flower"! I could have taken it all home. Absolutely a wonderful selection of plates. Bet your collection is dreamy.
@@LadyMaryBeth I think so 😂 Its just so versatile, because all the different blue and white patterns from Royal Copenhagen can be mixed and matched, and fit together so beautifully. So you can go from traditional, to very modern, very easy, and it just keeps it interesting and fresh. I love that every piece is handpainted, and has personality. I have pieces from the 1890's, all the way up to today, and use it every single day 😊
Thank you for inspiring me!
I appreciate your sweet message!
🎄~Sadler teapot 🫖"Texas size"! Love! 😉
Love it!! Yes, Texas size! I like to say "bigger than a Buick".
Absolutely Beautiful store. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thanks for watching!
Congratulations MB! Well deserved x
Thanks so much!🎉 I appreciate you cheering me on!
@@LadyMaryBeth I note that it has indeed been you cheering me on of late. Loving seeing you do so well. Your work is polished yet it remains inclusive and fun. X
I so enjoyed this antiquing trip. What lovely things! Thanks for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a lovely antique shop. So many classic, beautiful pieces. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for watching!
Does anyone know who makes the teacups with Hollywood movie scenes on them at 24:07? They have an art moderne style to them but I would guess it was part of the 80's does 50's movement. I'm obsessed with movies from the 50's and these all appear to feature Audrey Hepburn. I remember watching lots of Audrey Hepburn movies with my Grandmother. Be still my ever loving kitsch heart.
Oh my heart! You encouraged me with all of the ‘old’ and beautiful things. Bless your sweet heart!
I have a bread cover from 40 years ago.
And I still didn’t get that 2 things are called
I have always loved Mahogany. If only I had a bigger home I would love that shelf you mentioned. Thank you of your great ideas.
And Merry Christmas!
These vintage and antique items are of quality and character. Just can't get enough. Wishing you a wonderful Christmas season!
I enjoy ur videos. Look forward to all of them! Those aqua blue lamps caught my eye. Wish I had them. And of course everything else.
Glad you like them! You could build a room around those lamps.
Congratulations on 10k subscribers. Your channel is one of my favorites- very elegant and informative. I love the idea of thrifted goods for presents. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much! I appreciate you following my channel. Yes, thrifted gifts are the best.
Congratulations on 10,000 subscribers ! You have earned the right to wear that gold crown ! 👑
This video was so very diverse and interesting. I think I would have spent way too much money had I visited this shop. The horse book ends and the Waterford china made me stop in my tracks- just wonderful.
I don’t know how you didn’t say “wrap it all up “
Thank you for such a delightful tour ! 💙
Much appreciated! 🎉 I bought lots during my Tennessee trip and shipped three big boxes home plus another checked bag. Thanks for coming along with me for all these finds!
How exciting ! I hope we get the chance to see it all !!
Lady Mary Beth hitting all the buttons! Spode Christmas - 'samovar' tea pot what a bargain. Royal Worcester! The 'portmerion' made in China oh no! The etager with the velveteen - usual for Victorian display units. My German porcelain seems to be mostly Mitterteich - excellent quality and can find them easily. Gold and white - you can tell the quality by the gold painting/enamelling. Just too much stuff - in one place! Flow blue love it! Pink Spode ---------they are doing green Italian garden exclusive to Fortnum & Mason which I am building up slowly and combining with the blue. I still have 12 Royal Copenhagen dessert plates - never used - 20 years ago bought for a dollar a piece. Aynsley under rated but excellent quality. Pineapple tablecloth - I have how can I send? Best - keep on hunting!
Love that you highlighted the best of the best. I do see Mitterteich at upscale charity resales. It's always elegant and adaptable for most any table setting. You would love the German flea markets. I bring a rolling suitcase for purchases. It's easier than carrying boxes. It's hard to find the original Portmeirion pieces, but definitely worth the hunt. Great to hear from you. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season!
A pineapple tablecloth sounds divine. You could share a photo on our FB group page: Lady Mary Beth's Table. My business address is listed on my channel "About" page.
The dish that you thought was American brilliant glass with flowers,is Scottish cut glass. I have an extensive collect that began with a pitcher given to my parents for their wedding in 1955.💖
Would love to learn more about Scottish cut glass. I invite you to join our FB group page: Lady Mary Beth's Table. You can show us your collection. We all love learning from one another.
@@LadyMaryBeth wish I could,I don't do Facebook. I could send you pictures on email,if you like?.
@@ellenhaben1217 Yes, please email photos when you have time. mail@ladymarybeth.com
Hi, Mary Beth! Congratulations on reaching the 10, 000 goal! The Franklin Antique Mall is just beyond fabulous. Thank you for sharing your shopping trip. So many wonderful finds.....I don't think I could even begin to list my favorites. If we are ever traveling to Tennessee, I will have to visit that shop, as well as others to which you've introduced us. Can't wait for your Christmas video!
Thank you so much! I plan to feature a mini holiday home tour. We are usually traveling for Christmas, so just a few festive touches.
Enjoy your videos sooo much!
I particularly like that you shop at estate sales, antique shops and thrift stores! Although items are beautifully curated at the upscale shops, on occasion you can find that special item whilst thifting. Thanks for sharing and congrats on reaching 10,000 subs! 😃
Always looking for that diamond in the rough. Years ago, I thrifted a teacup with a Presidential Seal. Thought it would be an interesting addition to my teacup collection. Took it out a few months ago to possibly sell on eBay. Could not find anything online, did further research and found out it is valuable. This is one of the few teacups from JFK's personal china on Air Force One. It was authenticated and worth big bucks.
Wow! What a thrill! 😃👍🏻
I would love to have that silver plated samovore, the etched cake stand, plus so many other items. You always showcase the most wonderful shops, and antique malls. I so appreciate your in-depth descriptions of each item. Really enjoyed this vlog. The Waterford Peacock bowl was amazing. I have the Mikasa Parklane pattern. Loved your mention of My Take On Home and Garden. These two channels are my absolute favorites!
Glad you watch "My Take on Home and Garden". Just love all their decor and collections. Good folks! Neat that you have Mikasa Parklane. Is it still a current pattern?
@@LadyMaryBeth I never find it "in the wild". I need 10-12 more pieces. Wish I were in TN.
If you're ever in Collierville, the Sheffield Antique Mall is amazing. There's a chandelier/antique mirror/French antique section that is out of this world, looks like a corner of Versailles.
Will have to visit. Thanks for the tip! 😉
great video! i can't shop retail anymore either. i am so used to goodwill and resale prices now.
I am right there with you! My friends talk about the deals at their favorite retail stores. Just can’t shop retail for much these days. It’s boring and expensive. Nothing compares with the thrill of a resale bargain hunt. 🙌🏻
@@LadyMaryBeth i also tried the goodwill outlet "bins" and it will REALLY ruin you. they charge by the pound and it is so cheap.
A wonderful trip with you as usual!! I wish we had stores like this in our area. I was trying to make out the price on the Waterford Millennium goblets, I found a set in box for $2.50 recently!
I think the flutes were $100. Wow, you got the deal of the century!
I am looking for more Fostoria.
It’s out there waiting for you. Are you looking for a specific Fostoria pattern?
Hi Mary Beth, There’s something for everyone at that store. I started picking up Haviland dessert dishes and have two sets of three with different patterns but the colors are the same and I love to use them.
Great idea to mix the patterns! I bet you can spot Haviland from a mile away. It is beautiful and unique.
Jazz violin giant Stephane Grappelli was a China collector! No idea of what he liked or collected, no pictures I've been able to find.
I kust saw another of these huge teapots on the antique rad show and they called it a punch pot, used for serving alcoholic punches, perhaps a precursor of our punch bowls|
Vincent Van Gogh collected Japanese prints, and it inspired elements and compositions in his art.
How do you remove the. Cloudiness from crystal/glass decanters
Soak the glass/decanter in a solution of 1 cup of vinegar to 1 gallon of water, then scrub lightly. You can also put uncooked rice inside to swish around. This avoids using harsh sponges.
I just found your channel and I subscribed! I was wondering what the price of the delicate light green glassware? Thank you.
Welcome and thanks for subscribing! I will go back and look at the green glasses. Was it Depression glass?
@@LadyMaryBeth it was a light green
That teapot! How did you get it home? 🫖
It arrived safely (double boxed) via UPS. So relieved!
📦 Insured it, so maybe they were extra careful. ☺️
That Arthercourt Roosterw/what was the price?
I think it was $286.00.
Hi LMB do you still have J.Bros. Old Britain Castles? Which color? I am actively on the hunt for that pattern. Wish me luck because I am on my way to Houston tomorrow in search of this pattern (among three others).
Happy to hear you are headed to Houston. I have the OBC pink, which looks like red transferware. ❤️
Stillgoode has a gravy boat. Saw some at AG Antiques in The Heights last weekend.
www.stillgoode.com/products/johnson-bros-gravy-boat?variant=44242328355046
@@LadyMaryBeth Thank u for ur quick response. I just noticed OBC red in an estate sale this wkend in Alice Texas. Oh how I wish I could be at two places at once.
@@LadyMaryBeth Thank u for the link.
A UA-camr I follow has a small neon pineapple light.
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I love Lenox and I don’t understand why Lenox is so cheap these days
Lenox dinnerware was manufactured in North Carolina until they recently closed their production there. Collectibles are made in Thailand. Thinking that china production will move there, too. The older, valuable pieces are usually affordable at charity resales.
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