ANTIQUE MONEY ALL OVER This Abandoned Storage Locker From StorageTreasures.com 

Stunning art deco purse. Love it

Best comedy team on UTube!!! Im so loving all this stuff U grew up around. The house was 150 yrs old then. Im about to turn 63. Upstairrs' was filled with old old things and my grams collected everything old. Love all these videos.

Wade you can sing all you want and your mom can go at her own pace I like it when I can see everything in the box. I love your dog he is beautiful.

I’ll never get tired of your videos.

That silver mesh purse is a rare Art Deco one with maybe a sapphire on the top. Good money!!!

We could never get bored of you two. You keep me laughing. 😂😂. This has just been awesome. I’m so happy for you. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Never get sick of your family you are all great, Love watch8ng You Wade and your Mum, you are great together your banter is Just like my Son and Myself Love you Guys. Xxx

Grandma Ventures, that oil lamp you love, I have my Mom's exactly the same. She had it long before I was born and I'll be 75 next month.

Grandma you SCORED! Love the silver purse, just leave it to me in your will! LOL

Japanese Lacquerware. Pfaltzgraff stoneware. Most known for the colonial Williamsburg pattern (light gray with colonial blue design).

Grandma I was born in the 50's also. My mom had so many of the items you have found in these units. It brings back happy memories. Merry Christmas to all of you.

Awesome video but I think my favorite thing from this video was the little silver change purse!!!!!!

The egg beater that has only one beater and a spiral stem is for pushing down. You place the beater in the cup or bowl and push down with the handle and it spins.

Love all your videos. You and your mom make me smile.

Many vases back then (& still are) made with what they call a weighted bottom. They put plaster, cement or something in the bottom to give it more weight, stabilize it & to keep it from falling over too easily.

See if the old egg beater with the silver lid attached.........it should fit in the green uranium glass measuring cup with handle. I have one that looks almost identical. What fabulous units. Hope you don't mind me chiming in on some of these items. I'm in my 70's and collect antiques also.

My dog was also called Zorro :) he was an English Cocker spaniel. Those egg beaters would be awesome for anyone who does metal sculptures :)

The bump on the bottom of the measuring cup is the pommel mark indicating it was hand-blown.

25:30 Skip to the EGG BEATERS! lol great format! Keep it up :)

You've purchased an antique mall inventory... Those numbers you see are the vendors numbers... Great Score! 🥰

Shout out to Parker’s! Really cool people!

The one you called Mc Coy could be Pfaltzgraff. And I love the McCoy mixing bowl with the black dishes.

Hold the black French plates up to a string light to see if they have any other color in them. Black glass often has a burgundy base color.

French Black Heavy is Arcoroc. My sister used to have that set. Pretty cool. Probably 70's or 80's.

The numbers are probably lot numbers from an auction.

Not liquid silver but more of a chain maille. Liquid silver are more in the type bead used in necklaces - prominent in SW Indian tribes of the 60's and 70's. I don't mean to say the purse isn't sterling! Just not liquid. ;-)

Sometimes they fill hollow metal pieces with plaster or cement for weight for balance.

Put the large egg beater with the round lid part to it on to the green measuring cup. The lid keeps whatever you are beating from splashing out. I have my Mother's that is just like that.

Oh my goodness, Beef and Cheddar are my favorite fast food too and I had a set of those Christmas glasses, I believe they are from the 70's.

Love the items your unboxing and I'm sure you will learn much more trying to work out and identifying them and your ma's great fun plus you Mr wade 😂👍👍👍

Everything was so fun to watch but my favorite was definitely the purse.

I like your videos. You two make me laugh. I have been in the hospital for several weeks and now in rehab for at least 6 weeks. Keep posting videos. I love to watch!!!!

I just finished drinking coffee in my Arby’s Christmas glass, just like the ones in the box!

The "lighthouse" is a old fashion miners lamp Wade. You have a gorgeous dog, he looks so fluffy. Shame I live in Ireland as I'd have bought some of the stemware.

That purse is silver mesh. Yes 1920s! Or earlier to the 1890s.

Love the light house salt and pepper shakers

Those gears are for a metal meat grinder. My mother had one. We made ground meat for fancy sandwiches. The metal grinder attaches to your counter.

13:55 I think that the stones in the handles are jade and those are for holding coals.

I love the silver purse and the stem glasses 🥂 they look sturdy x

The “green” years- lol. All appliances were avocado green, then came the harvest gold ones.

No reason to go faster. The banter and singing is what makes your videos special. We’re just family spending time together.

2 of Arby's goblets just sold for $12! So, yep - you've got some change there! And will NEVER get sick of these videos!! Bring em on!

I think you are right...meat grinder parts (3) of them. You showed grinders in your very first video when the two cars were in the storage unit.

Round silver disc are for veg/meat grinder w/nut closure in front, open nut insert 1-disc/different sizes

I am loving everything every box is different you did real good this time Wade... so many things from when I was young. And even before... Lovin' it all...

Copper bowl with hanging hook. Yes! WTG Wade - I knew you'd figure out that handle! The pink globe may go to that clear oil lamp bottom. Green measuring cup - vaseline/uranium glass?

Beautiful stuff in the locker and wishing Grandma Ventures, Wade , Ashley and the children a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays.🎁🎄🎁🎄🎁🎄

Once upon a time, best dog I ever had !

The single mixer you just push down and then it will mix.

Hey wade I love the Disney decoration near the table

Those metal circles are attachments to a meat grinder

Green tea set is jade worth about 25.00 for a cup and saucer, very nice

I love that silver mesh purse that Grandma V found at the beginning of the video! I had one that was my great grandmother's and I have no idea what happened to it! Time to start digging through my own boxes! When you guys got to the box of egg beaters, I thought this was a video I had already seen, but nope, you had already found a ton of them! They would look great as wall decor in a mom and pop type restaurant somewhere! I sure hope you find them all good homes! LOL Love these unboxings! 👍

The cups and saucers are called Jadeite. They were made during the depression.

Brass and Copper? Yes, stock numbers or identifiers by owner "Chi" if found in an antique market.

The round metal discs are for the hand grinders. They change the grind.

Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed it 😘🇨🇦

I think the handles on those Chinese small pots have Jadeite stones in them, and I am veeeeerrry interested in them. Also, loved the video. You and GrandmaV remind me of my mom and me going through our auction hauls. Missing her this year, so thank you both for the smiles and warm memories. 🤗🤗🤗

Love you to make me smile. Another great video x

Hope you get help from a antique dealer to price some of your finds fantastic stuff . Great videos love when you and your ma work together happy Christmas to your family love from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤ ♥

The green cup and saucer are jadeite and very collectable.

Those 2 ashtrays look like they're from Las Vegas "The Algiers" & "The Riviera".

We had the whole set of those black dishes including the salad set which had the salad forks too. My husband got tired of the black quickly and took it to good will. I was upset as it was an expensive set!!

Awesome boxes, keep them coming 😂😂👍👍👏👏🎄🎄⛄️⛄️🌟🌟💓💓

Love that big shallow brown bowl. Perfect size to make biscuits?

You guys have a lot of money in this video!!! Jadite, Fenton, and all the other stuff, $$$$$$

I love all of this!

That is chain mail like what armor was made of , the little purse .

My mom used to test if something was real silver with ice. Silver will melt the ice faster than just having it out. SILVEr also has no odor

By the way we love the daily videos

Arcocoo glass dishes. Not overly expensive but lovely. Made in France. 🙂

Tell your mom to never stop saying "I love that". It is her trade mark!

please don't call them hurricane lamps. They are kerosene lamps (the base) and "lamps" the glass cover. Some also have a colored glass shade that fits over the lamp glass

I believe the 196 on those is an auction lot number.

I.love those Arby's glasses

McCoy are not the only ones who did the brown drip look.

I LOVE the daily video's

The gold on the sheltie plate comes in a liquid and is brushed on. It then requires a special firing in the kiln to adhere to the porcelain.

LOVE THE MESURING CUP

The measuring cup looks like green depression glass.

I had a good family friend & co-worker that lived in Big Bear. Maybe you knew her, her name was Dana Payne, I think that was her married name. If I'm remembering right her maiden name was Martin. Her husband was Ray Payne & he was a fireman up there. They had a couple of kids & her daughter's name was Rayna, the combination of both their names. I think she had a son named Ray Jr but right now I can't remember. She passed away awhile back but I really loved her. Please let me know if you knew her & maybe her family. BTW loving these videos! Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year!

Get a black light flash light to see glass glow!

You all have a lot of good stuff, hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, GOD BLESS you all

Ok, so I’m about 99% sure no one will see this comment and that’s fine, but…I am so addicted to watching your guy’s videos that I’m literally losing sleep! I happened upon them a couple months ago on accident & haven’t gotten an 8 hour sleep in ever since! Lol. Love watching you guys & its even more fun for me cuz I live close! An hour away so it makes more interesting for some reason. Thanks for the entertainment & eventually I’ll catch up!!😂

The jadeite cups and saucers are also depression era.

Arbeys glasses. Wow.

Think that pink stripe shade goes to that really heavy hurricane lamp

The Chinese pots are antique and interesting most of the rest are junk, garage sale lots. The silver purse is nice but without knowing the date impossible to say if it has any value.

I like oven proof dishes and lazy Susan great unit so far

The fire king bowl is called dogwood and the jadeite is called swirl.in my area they aren't worth very much i collect Alice pattern in jadeite. Its the hardest one to find especially the dinner plates. I love the purse could be worth some money. Really enjoy your videos.

You need a black light to see if the green measuring cup is Uranium glass.

I love the videos . its so exciting .God bless the Parkers for giving to your family. I loved the hurricane lamps and McCoy items so nice . i love watching you and Grandma Ventures and Ashley you have a great family . I think you sound nice singing Wade and I think you were going at a good pace some people are just to impatient but its nice to see everything you find .cant wait for more videos .

Never will we get fed up of daily opening, By the way the huge pitcher was copper not brass

Loving every box. The lamps and glasses especially. I had the exact same black glass dinner set in the late seventies.

I love all your videos never boarding

The smaller of the 2 brown serving dishes that's lighter in color is Hull. The large one may be too.

Love the daily

We do Christmas on Christmas Eve also because it is my 20 year olds birthday. Plus we have 4 of our kids and my husband are health care workers. So they all usually work Christmas. This year my. 8 grown kids are all living near us. I am watching all these older videos now that I found your channel

I think the ' lighthouse' may actually be a miners lamp..

Those number might be auction numbers. It looks like they went to better auctions where you can get better & higher quality antiques & vintage stuff. Items that aren't chipped, broken, new old stock, with or w/o the box, etc. That's the feeling I've been getting as I watch your videos. It also looks like they came into some money in 2007, because that date seems to be on many of the items you've shown. Or just maybe they figured heck with the kids, we'll just go crazy & enjoy spending their inheritance on buying what we love! LOL 😂 Just a guess but that's what I'm thinking. 🤔