Last Chance FLEA MARKET FINDS | ANTIQUE SHOPPING | HOME DECOR
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- LAST ANTIQUE VINTAGE Meet | THRIFTING FINDS | Shop with a RESELLER
Wow, this is way more than a flea market! Shop with me at the last Tri-State Antique Market of the year, where dealers anxious to let go of vintage and antique goodies are making deals we can flip for a profit!
We grabbed cool antiques, vintage and costume jewelry on our first round of shopping that we're going back for more! Now we get to shop the back half and covered pavilions of this huge antique shopping event, where fun small vintage and unusual home decor items are the order of the day...along with furniture, statuary (that frog is too cool!) and a uniquely fashioned child's sled stroller all catch our eye. Which did we take to sell in our upcoming Florida shows this winter?
We discover what diamond registry marks on ironstone tell us, see a bench that connects with Johnny Bench, and find a bunch of vibrant Italian silk throws that should sell in the sunny south! Coming to the last show of the season really pays off for those of us who have other places to sell our antiques & vintage wares, and I sure am glad to be playing my hunch about that!
Here's more of that we see in round two of our trip through the pre-hibernation flea market up north:
Bottles, linoleum top bench, 60s modern ottoman, English and American ironstone leaf trays, French Saxon dinnerware set, Miami cast iron cookware, Griswold & Ironstone, 1970s Tupperware, galvanized roost, 1960s screenprint state glasses, Automatic Electric Starlite phone, Stromberg-Carlson phone, Favorite and Martin cast iron, graduated Griswold skillet set, Roseville Peony console bowl, croquet set, Fenton baskets and fairy lamps, Czech glass 1930s splatter glass vase, 1930s uranium green depression glass, Flying Dutchman horse race sculpture, G.A.R. Encampment photo, 1955 Perfect Game Yankees vs Dodgers plate, cast iron elephant cigarette dispenser, 1950s Dragonware box, latex glove mold hands, 1950s Planet Patrol flags, piano shawls, chalkware bagpiper, Wild Bill Hickok spelter figure, 1890s angle lamp, 1950s frizelle chair,
1930s enamel stove, Seaboard Coast Line Silver Star railroad depot signs, 1950s loom, drip glaze shell TV lamp, 1970s cork lamp, 1970s orange suitcases, 1930s riding horse, Greek Orthodox crucifix embroidery, Arts-& Crafts vintage 1910 desk and chair, 1890s pickled bamboo shelf, 1910s Mission style bookstand, Lindbergh 1920s aviator bookends, 1930s dental cabinet, 1930s English art deco mirror, Loetz type vase, Avery brass 1890s scale, 1920s flapper cigarette ad, 1890s plateau mirrors, Remco Steam Car remote controlled 1960s car, Fehr's Beer 1950s cooler, 1940s enameled shuffleboard sign, kitchen queen, 1880s marble top chest of drawers, Roseville snowberry bookends, Haeger Earth Wrap vase, PM Sevres vase, 1950s flamingoes, Royal Gouda handled bowl, circa 1900 ruby flash souvenir pieces, 1930s uranium green tire ashtray, cooper's handle, etc.
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George I love that you're a dog person!
What a beautiful day
I love old linoleum patterns, too!
Thanks for taking us along on another of your adventures.
I almost feel like I am walking along with you all ! Fun
My mother would say "If Martha Stewart jumped off a bridge - would you jump, too?"
I wouldn't, but some decorators would!
Potato chips! Yay!
Yes! Lol
@@TheAntiqueNomad Ha ha. My addiction has been on ice for a few days because of a new job, but I will catch up! Thanks for everything you do!
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
When we were first married we ran a farm and lived in a very old house. Almost all the floors were done in Linoleum. Thing is they were like oriental rugs in their patterns and in good shape. I loved them. This was almost 50 years ago. Canada. 🍁 Super show George!
We moved into an old farmhouse that had a great room sized 1930s orange deco linoleum sheet! I’d love to have seen your house full of them
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Oranges were prevalent in the 70's, the legacy of that in Canada is A&W, a burger restaurant, orange and brown are all over them.
That's right! I like hitting A&W north of the border, sometimes the poutine is not bad
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Love these vids from Big outdoors 👍
Me too! I'm glad I got one more in before the northern season ended
Outdoor linens for a windy day. Use bottom sheets. The corner pockets will keep them from blowing.
Good idea! I honestly avoid linens on tables at outdoor shows because they catch dirt as well
While working in Texas @ a Pediatric clinic, we had several children come in with elevated lead levels. The Health Department investigated and found a fruit and vegetable stand using plastic bags printed in Mexico. The red ink used on the bags was the culprit. So, it’s not only dishes you have to be careful with.
I really enjoyed this trip to the market. Some very interesting and unique items. Thank you George for taking us along ‼️
Yes I recall that! Terrible thing
I love to watch your videos thank you
Thank you!
Loved the great stuff at the market I set up for many years in ohio then the big one in Tennessee finally Florida loved it but alas I can only watch now 83 years young
How neat! We miss you folks who have retired, but thank you for all the knowledge and enthusiasm for it that you imparted to this generation
Those weird head things, crazy lamp lady had the cat one and it was painted. Great video
Yes! I don't know if she ever figured out what it was originally for either
Those were chicken nesting boxes where the hens laid their eggs.
I didn't realize there was a difference from a regular roost! Good to know
You had to show the Roost. I think I need to build one in my backyard. Never mind the fines the city will impose. I’m already naming the hens I don’t own yet.
I've thought about it a lot myself, but I travel too much...I'd have scrambled chickens when I came home
@@TheAntiqueNomad Lol 😆
This was so fun! Thank you.💕
You are so welcome!
Such fun to go to fllea Market s with u two !!!
Thanks for posting and sharing!! :)
Thank you so much!
Creative reperposed sled
Hard to find a video I haven't watched, always good to rewatch and keep that knowledge flowing. ✌🏼💚✌🏼💚
Fun video. I need to go there.
You should! I highly recommend it
Love your shows!
I live about 20 minutes from Dawson Springs.
Thank you! It's cool that you're in the neighborhood, hopefully I'll get a good estate sale there or see you at the auction in town
@@TheAntiqueNomad yes, would love that😁
$145.00 for that automan is a little pricey. That sled is a awesome idea. So many goodies.
Agreed on all points
You were in my old stomping grounds…love that flea market…great bargains to be had there on the right day.
That's true!
I live in Georgia and we rarely see Arts and Crafts furniture , Do you ever go to Scott's or Lakewood in Atlanta ? Scott's has so many old things that you don't see everyday. I would know you anywhere . I love the hunt !
I hope to get up there this Winter! I went in October last year and it wasn't good, lots of reproductions and half empty. I hear that's the worst month of the year to go though
It's always so interesting to see what is available in other areas of the US, the Northeast is pretty boring.
I did okay at an outdoor market in New Hampshire when I was there but it was not as full as this
Wow, what a great market! Rusty gold for days 😍😮
Sure was!
Loved the nylon frieze chair. Growing up, that was the kind of upholstery everyone in the neighborhood had. Around 1990, I got my great aunt’s sofa and chair set - unless you have pets, that furniture lasted forever! (It did go to the basement, though 😂) Unlike today, where furniture looks old after just a couple years.
The sky is incredible!
It was the last perfect day of the year!
George... give us some glass!!!!
Well, other than the Fenton table and the ruby flash, I didn't see so much at that show--I think maybe because it was windy, dealers didn't put it out that day
I love the old oak furniture enjoyed the video thanks for sharing
You'll like the next video too then!
Loved the Blenko bookends! Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Me too! I wish they'd been cheaper but they were fun to see
I would love to learn more about antique carpets. I have a beautiful one that was in my grandparents home when I was born 1955 and I inherited it in 2018.
Very nice! It is at least semi-antique (50-100 years) now. Would be interesting to know materials and style!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for all the education/ information!! I love it...sooo helpful!!!
Thank you so much! I'm here to try to help and share info
Glad to hear you mention Farm Chicks. Which year(s) did you go?
I haven't been in awhile! If I run into enough of the right stuff, I'll do that show sometime
I have one of those barrel making hammers George.
I didnt know what is was and put it with my leather tools.
Cool! I'm so glad we got to identify that, I wouldn't have known before this either
Good evening, George! I could've used that galvanised hen nesting box, when we lived in the country, I had a lot of chickens and we never had to buy eggs. I had to build hen nests for mine. I've always wanted an old, all-wood croquet set, but there's just no space for one here. There was what looked like a Warwick tankard, on the table where the bagpiper figure was. That really caught my eye. Loved the angle lamp...me and my thing for antique oil lamps🙃😂 That pickled bamboo almost made me flip! I love that stuff! That scale was fantastic. It would look really good as a centerpiece on a dining table. There were a ton of interesting items there! I'd enjoy shopping a place like that, for sure! Thanks for the take-along!!!
You are catching the Warwick in my videos, I am starting to notice it because it's one of those true antique items collectors overlook! I didn't realize hens would roost together, apparently that is a rather large roost. The angle lamp would've gone home with me if he could've told me the source of the shades with more certainty! I also love pickled bamboo, and the scale was the best I've seen in ages. I can't wait for them to reopen in Spring!
Your so lucky you had that!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I like most of the colour schemes of Warwick, especially the browns and tans, so it tends to draw my attention. Well, that was actually a nesting box where they would lay eggs. They don't actually roost in those most of the time. They do roost together, though. I'd love to see one of the angle lamps with the globes on it. I've never seen one of those. That old bamboo is actually a lot stronger than it looks. I used to have a corner chair in it, and it was very sturdy...wish I still had it. Had that scale been restored? That thing was fantastic!
@@elderlypoodle9181 It was a lot of fun, as well as never having to buy eggs. I also had ducks, and their eggs make the best cakes. They are a lot "richer" than hen eggs.
@@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS That’s amazing info! Thank you.
Thank you George. I'm always surprised by the inexpensive furniture. In the PNW I feel as though it would be 50-100% higher priced. One thing to be said about the uncomfortable upholstery, it wore like iron. I'm looking for a piece of Roseville. I have a pedestal, the jardiniere was a tragic victim of my now 35 year old nephew. My mom eventually forgave his parents, LOL.
Aww poor kid probably never lived it down! What pattern? I do think the furniture still runs higher in the pnw because there is more influx of people furnishing new houses
The Antique Potato Chip?
Healthknit = men's undies. And I have NO idea how I knew that.
I did know that, but I was having fun giggling at the graphic...I mean, what were they doing standing their chatting in shoes and underpants?
Great video, wish there were big shows like this up here!
Yes is sure fun
George, When did the “fairy lamps” come out? Seems like they were made for little votive candles, which I thought weren’t made until the 70’s. But I might have dreamed that… I like the Italian tapestries.
Actually, the Victorians in England came up with them because they used them as nightlights in their windows...a famous firm named Clarke's made the originals. People made their own candles then so they could shape to fit
That “ french “ laundry basket is very expensive online . I almost bought one .I can’t remember who was the retailer.
I imagine so, they're popular with decorators now
I would love to also learn about rugs. I see them at estate sales and i know nothing.
I know a strong central design is more valued than repeating, silk is usually more than wool, telling age is a matter of experience that's pretty nuanced
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Hello to you!
Hi. Everyone!
Hi! Glad to see you in the comments!
How do you know if it’s a cigarette box as opposed to just a box with a lid? Just a question I’ve had for awhile and thought now is the perfect time 😁
They're best sold now as just boxes, but back in the day they were usually on tables with a matching lighter and ashtrays
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Hi George, in regards to the old loom you mentioned, is $40 a good price for that size and age?
Asking for a friend.
I have way too many projects going myself.
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Oh yes, it would cost more to make one!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks Sweet George🥰
Where, oh where is this show George?
Tri-State Antique Market, Lawrenceburg, Indiana (warm months only)
Soo many items priced very low now.
Some really are, but there's profit in a lot if you pick wisely
@@TheAntiqueNomad and you are great at it
Is this the tri state flea market in Indiana? ✌🏼💚
Yes!
“Wagner group” has a wrong ringe to it these days….
True, hadn't thought of that!
7:16 JUST LIKE GOLF CLUBS , 3 -9 IRON ,,,,,,,,, GET IT ?????
Same concept!
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