Antique Shopping in MD 

Titian ware by Adams, England waa produced in the 1920's-30's? sometimes on their Della Robbia molded ware, sometimes on plain blanks. I believe the more sought after pieces, therefore more expensive pieces, are probably the handpainted, hand decorated ones. I am partial to "Lakeland" which is one of the painted, molded patterns. The border has pinecones, acorns, fruit and leaves. Lovely for Fall and Winter. It is pronounced "Tishn" with a short "i" like the painter Titian.

That adorable Porceleer teapot would make a lovely spring pot plant for the front porch in late spring!

-“I said, your money or your life!” -“I’m thinking it over!” 🤣 (Love me a good Jack Benny reference)

The transition music for interstate driving was superb

I LOVE the waterfall vanity.

I managed a circa 1914 soda fountain for 6 years. Those silver cups used paper cone inserts for French fries, water etc

Just found you here in RU-vid a few days ago. I've been watching your videos especially enjoying the trips to antique shops and thrift stores. Also enjoying your dollhouse project as I've done a couple myself. Love the way you're keeping it old and original looking.

Tell Vinny the flower frog would make a great house warming present- or just take it. It would look great in your new home.

Scott and Vinny…what a great hunt! German flower frog was beautiful! Thanks for the educational and entertaining video!💖🧘

You two, make a great team! Love to see these various items at different locations. Keeps the shopping videos interesting and fun.

Vintage Vinnie & you make a great working team & cohosting the sales videos...always fun & enjoyable. ...Eleanor Roosevelt actually transcended into Eternity 60 years ago. My mother used to say that Mrs. Roosevelt was the 1st woman who could've become president, & given her history & the stories of how she assisted her husband, that notion proves to be true. ...I'm not surprised to hear you mention how you enjoyed studying history...you're just so naturally geared to have parts of your mind swimming around in the past, especially that wonderful almost dream-like era during the 1920s & 1930s... that period was loaded full of charm, elegance, glamour which literally touched & influenced most every aspect of life from architecture to fashion to farm implements...rarely does a period of time own an artistic style that alters the visual DNA of reality for a limited time...Art Deco in its own way is rather divine by its nature. ...Scott, thanks to Vinnie & you for your time & work to bring us a good show.

What a fun shopping with Vinnie. So enjoyed. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day

The red pyrex bowl looks that way because some lovely woman cooked her butt off for her family! LOL I am old and I have the same bowl Only blue for the last 55 yrs, may look sad to Vinny, but I love my old crockery, it has done 😊me well! I would have bought the "Little red Bowl, ( Is that a name of a Song" ? LOL😊

I recognize I-70, we go out that way all the time from Mt. Airy MD.

1901 Pan Am was when President McKinley was shot. I live in Buffalo, NY. I hope you picked up that souvenir, it is very difficult to find Pan Am pieces. Thank you for all the information you provide and history I really enjoy your videos.

My mother was a Tupperware lady way back when it was why. Not sure what my sister did with her two demonstrators suitcases. I wasn’t there to steer the ship. 😉 Drives me nuts that young people call ALL PLASTIC CONTAINERS “Tupperware” these days.

Scott, you & Vinnie are the “Dynamic Duo!” So much fun to watch when you guys get together! Looking forward to your LIVE chat, haul, & sale! 👍🏻😁

Love this video! Thank you.

That biscuit jar would have looked nice in your kitchen.

Titian- as in the Italian painter, is pronounced ‘tea shun’ lol

Like a bickering married couple!! Love it.

Hi Scott this was a fun thrifting day with you and vintage Vinny you both have a great eye for treasures so many awesome things love the old furniture loved the mixer and so much more thanks take care

XOXO Love this video.. R.I.P. Sweet Salem

I suppose others have already told you - but I'm too tired to go looking! Titian is pronounced ti-shun. Titian is the English name of the Italian renaissance painter Tiziano Vecelli. For some reason red heads are sometimes described as being titian. Maybe he painted lots of red heads?

Wow you have great stores. SC has NOTHING. 😒 thank you for all that you do. Bringing us along and sharing your life. I love your new home too. So exciting to see each reveal 😍 At 15:45 I saw for 99 cents milk glass custard cups. I paid $3 a piece for mine 🤦‍♀️

Wow Scott! Vinny’s German porcelain flower frog generally go fit $100.00 and up. Titian is pronounced teeshun, jes sayin’😀

Beware! Too many TOCS videos will lead you into uncharted territories. I found a fabulous cut glass pitcher that had been made into a lamp. Despite being incensed about the desecration, I realized I couldn't leave it there. I took it apart, cleaned it up, and believe it or not, put it back together. Lamp Rehab, here I come!

Thank you for the information on The Homer Laughlin pieces. I absolutely love those.

Vinnie looks well.

Am I the only one who answered the question? LOL. You already answered it. I want credit for knowing the answer!!

Even if I'm only going to the next town over I call to make sure they will be open. I've driven a hundred miles to a shop that was supposed to be open until 5pm and they were closed at 3:30pm.

Hello again on my hubbys account- hope your enjoying Hagerstown -that store doesn’t keep regular hours all the time , I support them by shopping and taking TNR KITTIES TO BE FIXED/vaccinated(rehomed when possible) just found your channel because of the pa and md headlines. Happy thrifting

Vinny must have had a coach for his history teacher.

Well, that was fun “tooling” around in MD for items adundant! Love your Homer Laughlin plates and Vinnie’s babe (flower frog). I’m like you, I love history. Just finished going through all our President’s IQ Scores! Very interesting! Keep on scoring whether it is in NJ, PA or MD and I’ll keep watching!

The Rose cake plate Vinnie held up was the one my Mom’s wedding cake was on in 1952.It got passed down to me and I loved it.Sadly during a move someone dropped the box it was in and it broke,even tho it was well wrapped.I have been looking for one for yrs and there was in a shop in Eastern US for $4 and I am in south western BC Canada 😢

I am exactly the opposite. When I find something with damage I always think; "This is perfect for me to use! If I were to sell it I would want it in better condition, but this still works and I will take it!"

The silver colored cup things had paper inserts for Drinks remember these at the soda shop

Having myself a Veteran's Day Friday night. Listening to Lipps Inc on the record player watching you pick for treasure.

Maryland my home state. Wish I was with you guys but so far away in Florida wop wop!

Vinnies dry humor is hilarious 😂😂

Chrome items were soda fountain holders, had paper or glass inserts for ice cream etc. I think?

An Awesome Thrift-Along😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!

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I'm chuckling and nodding at the person who typed 'Vinny always finds a naked lady' 😅 Yes he does! (Have you seen his ebay?) Scott, I'm pausing the video to google that Pan-American Expo and - oh (said like Edith Bunker)

I have never seen a GE mixer. So cool.

This was fun, some familiar places to me. I’m headed to Hagerstown tomorrow to do some antiquing.

I'm so glad you came to visit!

Love it especially the exorcist looking couple salt and pepper looked cool and creepy

Looks like Betty Grable or Joan Blondell but I can’t see very well, surely not Doris Day 😮

Thanks for taking us along. I have been antique shopping myself in Hagerstown.

First! Love the Homer Laughlin western bowls. And Grandma and Grandpa s&p shakers!

Yay shopping with my dear friend Scott from the old curiosity shop🧡

Love vinnies lady find ..and dating those plates was interesting

That flower frog was exquisite! Places w/o prices drives me crazy!

Love the Homer Locklin bowls. Have fun.

I loved those squat round salt and pepper shakers, they would be great to display hat pin collections.

Fun video Scotty! Thanks for sharing!

Woo hoo! Another fun video! I always look forward to seeing what you are up to!

Great video!❤ loved some of the items u showed

I was going to subscribe but I am already

Hi Scott and Vinny. Vinny always finds a naked lady. 😅Nice stores and reasonable prices in most of them. The reversible bride and groom were really cute. I admire Eleanor Roosevelt.

Enjoy your shop along trips beautiful treasures.

I really enjoy seeing you guys shopping 🛍️. I can't wait to see the HAUL 😻😁

Beautiful day, and beautiful drive. Always fun learning from you. Hope the house is coming along the way you wanted.

Thank you for another enjoyable video. Sadly I am away with my hubby and think he might take offense to me watching your live instead of spending time with him😊. I'll have to watch the replay. Have fun!

Great shop along. Vinnie and you are a good team. Vinnie's Empoli was my favorite.

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Hi Scott!! Fun thrifting with you guys 😁. So wait…in that one store, you find out the price when you go to check out? Yikes 😂!!! See you tomorrow, have a good night!!

Yay, road trip!---Tell me...who would the person be who purchases the faded pyrex bowl? Boggles the mind.---I had to look up the exact pronunciation of Titian, & I did come close...Ti'shun. I've been saying Tee'shun. Oh well.---McKinley was assassinated by a zealot. Thanx for showing the flashed glass. I never have enough!---Wow, all that philbie.

Hi Scott so we schlepping in Md

Scott, you Crack me up thank you!!!!

I'm from the Eastern shore of MD on the Chesapeak Bay.

You two are so much fun to watch!

Scott, so what if you say a name wrong. That you could identify it as a vintage piece is what counts…..and I love the waterfall furniture. I am looking for it in Grand Rapids and when I find it, it will come home with me.

👍👍👏👏👏 Good rapport, Good Friendship, Excellent filming. Best

You should have bought the cream and green coffee pot for the $3 even with the chipped spout because you might need the lid or whatever is in the guts to make a complete pot when you come across another one. $3 is a good price.

The metal cups are probably restaurant ware. They had paper liners. Can't wait until 8!! If you don't bring the syrup with missing top to sale I'm interested.

Byyy crackie,,that's pirate talk 🤣 😄 or Popeye

First Lady Eleanor was way ahead of her times. She did not have an outward Grecian beauty, but what she radiated from within was awesome. What she lacked in hair, figure, and makeup, she was given tenfold in wisdom, intelligence, and peaceful power. There still are strong and intelligent women out there that get drowned out by the ugliness of cable and social media. We are going to wake up one day and realize where great beauty and intelligence really resides, not in the hair, makeup, or a great pair of legs in a short skirt! Believe in yourself and what your heart tells you about individual strength and happiness. It never takes cruelty and harshness to succeed and win. Peace!

Teeshen

Need more home renovation videos!

Scott can't wait to get my cat tail canisters I have named them Salem

that drives me nuts thanksgiveing isnt here yet and christmas is everywhere lol

Say. TI-shen.

Titian is pronounced (tee-shin).😁

I've heard Titian (pronounced 'tishan') used for a red color, as 'titian' hair.

Didn’t mean to neglect Vinny 😊

Aloha 🌺 Scott & Vinny! 🥰🇺🇲

Titian = tishen (like the painter)

Buy the clear cracky for us.

Hey Scott, it’s pronounced ‘tish-un’ or ‘ti-shn’. Hope that helps! ☺️

No amount of barkeepers friend is gonna help that dishwasher damaged Pyrex😢

Where are the Fall colors? What a gyp😭

Titian is pronounced "tish-un" like titian red.

Could those silvery things have been ice cream cone holders?

Southend GW and Brooke's? Why Vinny, why? Scott i hope you see how great thrifting in your area is compared to Hagerstown.

Could it be pronounced Tee Tion?

It’s pronounced “tee•shen”…

Look on your face tells me no

Titian. /tishan/like the Italian artist.