GIANT ANTIQUE & VINTAGE CENTER | RESELLER SHOP ALONG!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- SHOP WITH ME | VINTAGE, MCM, ANTIQUES | HUGE ANTIQUE MALL HUNT
So big that they give you a map! That’s Southport Antique Mall near Indianapolis, a regular stop on my cross-country jaunts where hundreds of antique and vintage/modernist dealers cram in a ton of fun for resellers and collectors alike.
I’m shopping for resale, but we take time to explore all the goodies as we wander through spaces and showcases in search of bargains. A wax bust of a 1910s maiden, fab 50’s floor lamps and 1980s band posters all have their place in this mall, and in the minds of their collectors.
Special stories and first-time finds are part of the adventure. Folk art by an evangelical minister, a show car that revolutionized 1950s design and prints from a mainlander who discovered Hawaii and never went back all have a story to tell. A few secrets remain, including the origin of the artist who designed a shiny 1950s anthurium mirror.
We also do a little recon mission regarding fakes, forgeries and reproductions along the way. New Lionel trains, black light posters that aren’t so old and a booth where “vintage” has lost its meaning all give us info to use to avoid mistakes as collectors and resellers who are seeking truly old stuff. We also learn why a wardrobe is NOT an armoire!
With so many things to see-furniture, toys, kitchenware, prints, barware, art glass, etc.-this mall proves too big to get through in a single day (or episode)! As Mr. T would say, “I pity the fool who doesn’t get to see part two,” coming soon from Southport Antique Mall.
Here are some of the other things we get to see in this video:
Wade nursery rhymes, shaving stand, wardrobe, Royal Copley ducks, Dryden Pottery, Vernon Lei Lani, Lion's Club sign, signal flags, lightning rod, bouffant hair dryer, Hall sundial, alabaster owl bookends, Shawnee Kenwood, bird flower frogs, wall pockets, Pyrex Town and Country, sand timer, Czech pitcher, Keebler Elves, Roseville Silhouette, ad thermometer, Fenton hat, Stangl tray, Lucite lamp, rooster lazy susan, Georges Briard tray, Louie Glass beverage set, L.E. Smith ewer candleholder, powder horns, 45-star flag, board games, blue apothecary bottle, pharmacy ephemera, etc.
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Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Enjoy hunting spectacular treasures with you and gaining knowledge too. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!
That's great! I really enjoy it too and having you all with me makes it more fun
Thanks for tell us the history of the thing you found today. It was very interesting.
The 30s chicken pitcher is so neat. I like the Roseville silhouette line too. Thank you for sharing.🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃
I really liked those two pieces! I'm a big art deco fan
Art Deco has wonderful lines, and colors. Thank you for highlighting my comment. 🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌾🌾🌾🌾🌼🌼🌼🌼💜💜🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌼🌼🌼🌼💜💜🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌼🌼🌼🌼💜💜🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌼🌼🌼🌼💜💜🌻🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌼🌼🌼🌼💜💜🌻🌻🌻💜💜🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🌼🌼🌼💜💜🌻🌻🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃
I really enjoy your videos, you always provide us with such interesting and valuable information. Thank you !
I'm so glad! I really like getting to show and tell these great vintage items, I'm happy that it has value to you too
Great finds thanks for sharing.
Thank you too! I appreciate you wanting to know more and will try to keep finding fresh stuff
Love watching yr videos George. So interesting, colorful and educational. I should be paying tuition!
Well, your support just by being here is tremendous!
Great fun!
I'm glad, it was fun for me to show you!
Katie would really like those signs !
Im am obsessed with Roseville, love the flowers & pine cone. Something about the matte glaze & colors. Yum!
Pine Cone is such a neat pattern, very realistic!
Enjoyed your vid George. Lots interesting things. Thanks💕💕🦜
Wonderful! Thanks and more to come soon
I still sing the theme from the Patty Duke show to my cat because he is the only one who will put up with it! “She really loves to rock ‘n roll a hot dog makes her loose control.....”. Thanks for the memory. 🙂
I imagine Salem feels the same way about a hot dog!
Always enjoy your videos 😊
Thank you!!!
Thank you too! I'm so glad you're part of this fun antique community
I love the knowledge that you share. Thanks for the videos.
Glad you like them! We'll see you for more tonight!
I was so in love with those northern tissue girl posters.
We had all of them in my home when I was 8. I haven't seen them since then.
They were cute! A lot ended up in kids' rooms so lots of us remember them now
Thanks George, you always do a great job. Stay safe and happy!
Really appreciate it! You too
Oh George,just subscribed to your u tube channel. Can’t wait to see some of your other videos, really interesting and like listening to your calm voice. You can tell you love what you do. Take care,stay safe😷
Thank you! I hope you enjoy them
The bust of the women in wax is so beautiful and delicate love the red casserole n salt n pepper as usual, very neat the bookends. Like moon face bauble. The standard lamp is fabulous, Love lazy Susan’s, dint get them much here. Yes that last piece of mirror n silver wall art was well worth the money. Must put Southport on my tour list when we can come to the USA
I really loved the waxen woman, so hard to find now! Lazy Susans seem like an American thing, large and overstuffed with food lol
Thank u I enjoyed it
Me too! I'm glad you had fun
Born in the 60's and made it through the 80's needless to say I do love the Hair bands from that era. My preferred choice of music too. Love that Fenton ruffled vase that is just beautiful. Have a great day and safe travels
Good video George, and yes Warrant does still have a following. Thanks for moving the camera somewhat slow. Take care, and stay safe.
Thanks, I heard that from a few friends of mine after I released this as well! I'm trying to make it a little easier to keep up with the video...
I really like that orange and red and yellow pitcher!
Didn't know about Howard Finster pieces. Might have thought it was just some random crafter had I seen similar. Thanks for pointing that name out.
It turns out he illustrated a lot of stuff as well. He was new to me too!
Hi George, you are moving towad 65 k. Congrats 🎉
Hey, folks Share his videos with friends !!
Ive been there! It’s is a great place!
Gigantic too!
Congratz on 10k George
Thanks!! I'm very grateful to all my subs
I missed the live premiere. (Don’t think I got notified like I usually do.). I always enjoy your videos & learning about vintage items. The TV games reminded me I have a “The Nurses” TV game that my parents bought for me when they went to the 1964 World’s Fair in NYC.
Shoot! I don't know why that happened. I haven't seen a Nurses game in ages
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Thank you! I really have fun putting these out
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Fascinating! I feel like I’m shopping with you. Stay well. Be blest!☦️👩🏻🦳🐾❤️🇺🇸Ohio. carla
That's great! I like feeling as if a whole bunch of friends are with me when I go
I have, in an appropriately sized brown envelope, the Northern toilet paper prints you said were given free. I never really knew much about them. At 19:00, I inherited from my folks that brown glass piece that someone once told me was a brandy snifter, which would be an odd gift since they didn't drink alcohol. You discussed the item to the left of it, however.
Oh yes, the amber glass snifter is an Empoli piece from 1970s Italy
@@TheAntiqueNomad That's much cooler than I anticipated the identification information would be. Thank you, George.
I’m in awe of the wax lady under the dome. That made my day. I have my grandmothers tree topper from Germany with a wax head. What was the cost on the one you saw? I saw my great grandmothers moose creamer in the case! Thank you so much dear George.
I think the wax head was $225 or $245, and I thought well worth it! I rarely see them anymore. I liked the moose creamer to the right center, it was a little heftier and more squat than most I've seen. I'm glad this triggered good memories! The wax head topper sounds fantastic
@@TheAntiqueNomad Boy did this give me my nostalgia fix ♥️👍 I have that moose with the squat!! ☺️
Speaking of ewers...I just sold a set of English majolica ewers to the set of The Gilded Age that’s going to be on HBO! I thinks it’s kind of like a spin off of Downton Abbey.
Wow, how cool! I love selling items as props for shows, it doesn't happen often to me but it's good business and fun to see them appear on stage
Can i take you along on my antique trips? You’re like a walking encyclopedia! Enjoyed this video!
That's great! You can dial me up anytime on UA-cam, and maybe I'll get to see you in Jersey when I go to visit relatives in Delaware next spring
@@TheAntiqueNomad yes indeed! Keep the videos coming!
I emailed you. :) Cant wait to come shop!
I'm not sure of my schedule but I haven't forgotten!
I love watching your videos, I’m learning 👩🏼🏫👩🏼🏫👩🏼🏫👩🏼🏫👩🏼🏫👩🏼🏫👩🏼🏫👩🏼🏫
I'm so glad!
WOW WOW WOW AWESOME things ...... lovely things ...didn't know how time flies....was ENJOYING the video ....but alas !!!! Suddenly came to an end ....oh NO ..... I want to see more ..more n more .
Stay cool N HAPPY n Healthy and ENJOY
With Love from SAM
Guwahati Assam INDIA
You too! I'm glad you want more to see, there will be a follow-up tomorrow
You show us so many interesting items, George. Your knowledge is very impressive. You have a way of handling items gently. How in the world do you lift large glass items with lids one-handed while holding the lid securely and video taping?!?!
I have large hands, fortunately!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Indeed, that is fortunate! 🤣
Hi George, I have the elf schoolhouse cookie jar. Its not marked but in my book by Fred Roerig its listed as a California Original not Sierra Vista.
Thank you! I wasn't sure, the painting on Cal Originals is usually sloppier
Grrrrr I keep missing the lives. 😡 Love those old jumbo dial thermometers. ❤️ I want one!
That one was especially cute!
Thank you George, as always very informative and interesting. 👏👏👏
Thank you! I"m glad you found it so
So much fun and interesting too!! Thanks for taking us along George1!
Good deal! I had fun and I'm glad I could make it interesting for you
Don Blanding...looking him up. Which of his writings is your favorite?
That's a good question! I like Floridays because it relates to where I spend winters, but it's really his illustrations that get me most of all
@@TheAntiqueNomad - His illustrations are amazing!
“Way to go” 😆
As always thanks for sharing George!
Thank you for getting my cheesy humor lol
George- I would be interested in buying one of those little rooster pitchers like you have in the thumbnail.. the one you showed in the antique mall was quite nice! Vibrant colors and the pain was in great condition. If you come across one in your travels, I would be interested in purchasing!
I love those and have had them once or twice. If I see one, I'll think of you!
I liked that, too!!
A fun trip. I have a Shawnee girl looking for her little sailor boy,. Ships ahoy! All eyes on the horizon kids.
:) Maybe he'll sail back to her someday
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@@TheAntiqueNomad She did come with two little Shawnee chickens so she wasn't lonely.
Hello. I just subscribed. My friend Leith sent me. Unfortunately she was banned for hate speach. I have been talking to her and that's why I am here. She asks that you continue her membership, please charge the account for when she gets back. If she gets back. I can't imagine what she said. She doesn't have a channel but she is very political. I won't get into that as I don't want to get banned. Anywho she sends her love!!! Also the crazy lamp lady was just talking about you on her show, she's really neat too. So far I love you most of all!
Hi, Lisa! Tell Leith we're glad to hear things are okay with her. Crazy Lamp Lady is very cool and I'm flattered that she likes my channel, I sure enjoy hers
@@TheAntiqueNomad you told her. Lol.
I realize I am seeing this video past day 1, but George did you know why there are so many wardrobes made in our past? I was given this information by
by someone who was sharing information about why either antique or vintage residential construction only included minimal rooms. What do you think? Sherry from Alabama.
In America, bedroom closets were not common in residential construction until the end of 19th century, hence the need for wardrobes.
I've heard a number of theories, one being that a closet makes a room a bedroom which brought about higher taxes, but a wardrobe turned a "non-bedroom" into a closet. However, I think Tim Hazeltine has it right, it just wasn't a part of residential construction, probably because it required extra materials and families grew large in size and wanted more flexibility in room arrangement
How amazing the information we learn from folks thanks to this wonderful group of channels. Thank you George and Tim!
@@TheAntiqueNomad George, your'e correct regarding taxes. In some areas the presence of closets and doors affected tax rates, so a room didn't qualify as a bedroom for tax purposes if it did not have a door. So some people used curtains instead of doors. And until very recently, a room without a closet was not considered a bedroom.
There were a lot of interesting items there. Some of them not exactly in my line of collecting interest, but it was fantastic learning about them all the same. I have a complete set of the Wade nursery rhyme figures...including the gingerbread man. I really like the Howard Finster clock, too. I like the Kelly menus, too. I want the Ideal futuristic Buick!😂 The decanter set next to the Georges Briard glasses really caught my eye. Loved that set. I agree with you 100% about the things that can still be ordered from a catalog being in an antique mall. Makes me a bit nuts to see that. Great video as always!!! Looking forward to the Wednesday premier!!! Thanks!!!
I saw such a different variety here in some ways, not a lot of true antiques which surprised me for the Midwest, but very much variety of toys, games, etc.! I did like the Howard Finster story. The Buick and the Kelly menus were the most interesting to me too
You must be hilariously fun to hang out with...”oh that’s one of those that fits over your big bouffant”!!! 😂😂😂
I'm used to entertaining myself when I shop these places, it's funny to be saying it out loud though
@@TheAntiqueNomad 🤣😂🤣
George, we really enjoyed this tour. Wide variety of items. Loved that Joy thermometer. Do you think it could work in our Canadian cold weather?👍
I enjoy Canada so much, but the winter is not Joyful to me!