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Hello Renee . I think you did amazing. I love , love the Pluto glass . So many great things . The books are amazing. I love old books 📚. I like those shell faced things. I think they look like toad stools there cute . So many things I don’t have a favorite I Loved it all. Stay safe and well. 🎥🎞📰⏳☮️☮️❤️💕❤️💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
The funnest part of this video was #1 you got your Christmas tree mold. #2 Going through that $1 box. I love that. When my husband's parents were still alive we would all load up and go to the Saturday night auction. We'd bid on what we wanted if anything but at the end Daddy Fogel would by all the left over boxes for $1 apiece. We would all go back to Dad and Mom Fogel's and have so much fun! Things would be modeled and we would all make guesses on what some things were for. We would go through every last piece in every box. There would be about ten adults and a bunch of our nephews and maybe two nieces at that time. You brought back some irreplaceable memories with this video. Thank you so very much. ❤️
I know for a fact the charm bracelet was silver. I had it in seventh or eighth grade. I am now 54. I had to keep replaying that scene because what I saw was just crazy. Every charm I saw on that bracelet, I had ... and I lived in Florida when I had it. I played clarinet in band, so I had the clarinet. I had gone to Disney World the summer after I got it and I bought that charm there, the exact same one in the video. When my parents gave it to me, it had a round charm with my age engraved, I think I saw a round one on there that could have been the same. So strange.
Hey yah Miss. P. Moose, Wow, your really hitting your stride lately with the Videos & the Subs .. reminds me of the "Break My Stride" song by Matthew Wilder.. "Ain't nothin' gonna break my stride, Nobody gonna slow me down, Oh no, I got to keep on moving..."
Same here... sesquicentennial/// the prefix SESQUI - means one and a half... so sesquicentennial means ONE AND A HALF CENTURIES... so this might have been the 1926 Sesquicentennial Expo, which was a world’s fair held in Philadelphia. The event celebrated the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and the 50th anniversary of the 1876 Centennial Exposition. A centerpiece of the expo was an 80-foot replica of the Liberty Bell, which was covered with 26,000 light bulbs.
Great enjoyable video. I love your excitement over your finds. Your looking very beautiful today with your hairstyle and makeup. Take care and look forward to your next video ❤️🇦🇺 xxx
Something I learned about ceramics and porcelain decorative statues. The cheaper ones were unpainted on the back to save money. They were meant to be displayed against a wall or shelf where the plain side wouldn't be seen.
I like your hair like that with some bangs on your forehead. Makes your eyes pop! Congrats on the tree mold. I can't believe how much that set of bowls sold for! yikes! Nice finds in the dollar box!
My grandparents had a kiln and shelves and shelves of greenware that I loved to look at when I was a kid. During Christmastime their house was filled with the tree, snowmen, santas, all the things I adore. Sadly, when their estate was sold off I did not have the option of purchasing anything so now I just relive all of the memories in videos like yours. I wish there was a way to purchase several of your items that you don't add to your collection. Your Etsy store is low, do you have an eBay store? Anyhow, your demeanor reminds me of Mr. Rogers. The gentle nature you have and your appreciation for the littlest detail and the way you just stop and look at the camera, so cute!
You got some really cute things.Ilove the miniatures.🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣 12 little chicks just for you.🐤🐥 Would you please tell me the meaning of the title of your show. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Wow what you got for a dollar! Some amazing things in there. The man and lady cups look like they go with the two saucers with the gold rim. That really was a treasure chest. Love the little elf. Looks quite a cheeky little thing. Great score for sure x
I loved that box. It made me think of some of the mugs, plates and such that were in my house growing up. I wish I knew what happened to everything. Oh well 😔 can’t cry over spilt milk. At least I have the memories. I also love watching your videos. Your reactions to things you find are priceless.
Thanks for the adventure I love auctions you made my day,I miss going because of what's going on. I try to go once a month if there's anything good ,I just like going to see what things sell for.when you almost knocked over that beautiful pot I hoped that you would buy it ,it was a chocolate pot I have some in the same flower pattern, in good condition it could be worth some money. I love the white and red?pot I collect pottery as always I love tagging along with you. You seam to be happy with anything you buy.
The circus cup was part of a child’s breakfast set. I think the shell and silver things are meant to be mushrooms with the gnome. I’m 64, and my parents had a lighter like the Robson. It was silver.
We had that same owl cookie jar growing up. When I cleaned out the house to sell it I never found it. And a ceramic Christmas tree with birds instead of the bulbs. What did my mother ever do with them? I’ll never know.
Hi Renee. The baby JESuS goes with the Joseph and Mary also the two white mama and papa cups look like they go with the white plates. Great content. Have a blessed day.
I love the Mickey and Ploto mugs, they are vintage. You should have gotten more boxes, if they only kost you a dollar. That was a nice little haul. I believe the pink mug is apart of a set, the mug and a bowl.
Fun auction! What happ to costumes? Mary Poppins worth a mint and very hard to find. The Disney glass mugs are from 1970s. Souvenirs from WDW. The Glass dome is called a cloche. 🎃
A cloche usually has a glass knob on top and a flared bottom and of heavier glass. They were used to put over young plants to protect them from the frost and sometimes used to make mini terrariums. That is more of a dome to put figurines and small dolls, etc under. Also larger ones were used the anniversary clocks from the 50's and 60's.
Right beside the Halloween costumes was a vintage 4 piece Pyrex bowl set in pink that still had the stickers on and looked like it had never been used. I was screaming at my laptop "Renee get the Pyrex, get the Pyrex"...... Later on in the video I saw it sold for $150.00. That pink set would go for upwards of $500.00 here in Canada. Pink and turquoise Pyrex is highly coveted.
Oh my, I love the aqua colored small dish with the heart on it. And the gnome!!💜💙💚 the mother and father mugs go with the saucers. The gold band around both is what matches them together. Great buys lady Renée!
I just went to an estate sale Saturday and bought you some cute things and a few letters from 1945. I will be mailing them out ASAP I hope you enjoy them. This video looked like me smiling with each find!
I LOVE box lots like that! I call them mystery lots. They’re worth the $1 or $2 just for the entertainment value of sorting through them. And sometimes the contain real treasures!
WOWZERS WTG Renee and I love the dollar box! I love the 2 wildwood NJ saucers and the shells made to look like mushrooms! I love love your Christmas tree mold! Sweet deal!
Oh renee that mary and joseph matches my manger family we just celebrated 47 years and visited my husband teacher who is a nun she gave us the family in 1974 and made a manger for them hay from camp pendlton stables now here in maine now when you make a tree one day i will buy one for our 50th ok love videos
I have to tell you I made a rooster pitcher exactly Like that one, at a place called color me mine, I made It for a Christmas gift for my Aunt, that is crazy!!
Just a thought Renee, that little desk ' dinging bell ' you could use at the Flea Market Anytime someone purchases something you just give them a DING. Other customers will hear the DING and may want to investigate WHAT the bell is all about. I have heard the Trader Joes out here use something like that
I fall in love with a lot of the stuff I find as well. Especially unique items or baby/animal stuff. Right now I have a ton of jewelry I need to post soon. Always love your videos. take care.
Very nice haul....I like the Hotel bell,the Susquahanna Liberty Bell and the red and blue Deppression glass glasses are very nice..... Thank you for sharing.......:)
Omgosh....those pink Fire King bowl set about made me faint. I collect Fire King and its hard to find a whole set in that condition. it was expensive. I like $1 boxes to!!
The lady you gave everything to should have offered to fire some of the greenware for you! I love cleaning greenware. It's very calming. So happy for your finding the Christmas tree mold. You aren't considering selling it, are you? Bet you could find someone to pour one for you. Wow! That $1.00 box was a real find!! How fun.
Now matter where you try to film, there always are LOUD trucks! That $1.00 box was a real treasure. When you sell beside Taco at the Flea Market you should sneak that bell on this table with a sign that states: RING BELL FOR SERVICE!!! Thanks Much for Sharing!
I had an idea while you were showing the x mas tree mold... I know resin would stick to that, but there's a way to make a silicon mold from that . It would be so beautiful to make a resin christmas tree that was infused with the little broken pieces from all the vintage ornaments that get broken . I save my little pieces in a vintage baby food jar because they're so pretty and I don't have the heart to sweep them into the trash. That would be so beautiful, and save the little pieces.
Ronson made all kinds of lighters. Good haul for $11! I remember going to auctions and getting so into them. Like jitters!! When we sold at auctions for 20 minutes to an hour allotted time, it was like being on stage. Great fun and a lot of hard work but challenging and a good learning experience I still treasure.
That one dollar box was great! The little cups that you said was depression glass .. don't know about that...but they look like egg cups. And by the way, your hair looks great!
I inherited a Christmas tree mold from my dad's estate. And a Santa mug mold. Wow! $5 for the mold....good for you! I inherited a bell like at 16:00, but I think it is plain.
