Junk Store of Horrors!! The Creepiest Sideboard Buffet ever! 

Join me as we encounter vintage items that might not be to everyone's taste. Possessed doll's head - scooped out tortoise - demonic sideboard-buffet - ancient chair with hellish stink. But a beautiful statue of Jesus in a Gothic case is there to protect us, plus a cuddly teddy bear collection to shoo the darkness away :)

I used to think inanimate objects could have no energy. Having encountered such an item I now know otherwise. Makes me wonder what I will "know" tomorrow. Smiles at Oddy. Loved the vid. So interesting and fun. Thank you.

It's more like a museum than a junk store. 😍😎

The stove looking metal, with the metal bowl. Is a Medical Sanitation of medical instruments. It is very old, I might be wrong, but the medical emblem gives it away.

Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tour. Thoroughly enjoyed tagging along with you. ♥️😉

The doll head freaked me out for a millisecond, lol it was creepy.

Those teddy bears are simply gorgeous. Videos like these are gold, you never know what you'll see. :)

I think the "Monstrosity" was beautiful. A veritable work of art.

I could never part with those beautiful old teddies! 😀

🌿🐢 Just love your tortoise ! He would be happy with some 'greens' to nibble on , or a packet of snacks on his back .... for you , when you're at the computer !! But , oh , not the demonic sideboard , that was ghastly . Makes me wonder what on earth the people were thinking about when commissioning the monstrosity . Really marvellous selection of clocks in the shop , and the teddies ... Adorable 🐻 . Happy travels , dear Oddie and your Beloved , God bless you . 😽

My husband and I have always collected antiques. Just be careful, we brought home a spirit that was attached. Quite a bit of a character that one was. It can happen, especially jewelry. Cleanse the object first from any negative energy. Thank you for showing us those beautiful items, loved it

At 6:03 I think that's an antique autoclave for sterilizing Medical instruments. Love the junk store, great video, thank you, much love👍💜😁

It’s unfortunate, but taxidermy here in the states is still a thing for hunters. Often stuffing their latest kill. Barbaric if you ask me.

Oooooooo I love these! I’m a thrift store, curb shopping antiques hunter. I collect American depression glass. Among other things including furniture. I always think of who owned it or made it.

That "Merker" canister, looks like an instrument sterilizer, almost like the ones we "flash sterilize" in the Operating Rooms. We call them "Autoclaves".

I have a special connection to the Maori, and have always been fascinated by the shrunken heads. You're an amazing and eclectic man, Oddie--thank you!

Some of the clocks were beautiful, but the English "Grandfather" clock is a real masterpiece - I'd love to have it. I also liked the first Edwardian style ceiling lamp shown by Oddie. Some of the Teddies could prove to be quite valuable, especially if made by the "Steif" company - they usually have a button with the name "Steif" pinned on one ear, but the very earlier ones didn't have them and are difficult to recognize, but they can be extremely valuable for collectors. That "hunting cabinet" has fantastic carvings, but is far too evil looking for my taste, weird !!! Most probably made for some occultist, wouldn't surprise me. My wife and I have many antique artefacts and have just bought a late 19th century German sewing machine with its transportation box, in quite good condition, for just € 8,- at a flea market near Hamburg ! Of course, I had to lug it back to the car and my arm got longer and longer on the way, but was worth it. It will look nice on our cabinet - which definitely hasn't got any 👹 carvings on it, believe me !!! Wonderful tour of a beautiful antique shop, Oddie, loved every moment ! 😘

You always make the most coolest, interesting, amazing, and eerily beautiful videos. Keep up the Awesome work. Much 💕

I just went to a similar store like this yesterday!, it's called The Red Rabbit! I could spend hours in shops like these! They're like little museum's lol, thank you for another wonderful visit and as always much love

Loved this video! I adore antiques and antique shopping even if money sometimes gets in the way of antique buying! 😉

You were so lucky to grow up in England. All the stuff you were exposed to. I love the gift. I watched that s Steve Austin =Lee Majors . Do U remember the bionic dog? You are around my age. I love the smurf! I Was born in 1964 in USA. Grew up in 1970's . Did your family or you go back to Aussy land? I do not hear it in you voice only English. The great Thing about your show No Meghan & Harry! Just history & beautiful villages. Thank U!

Lee Majors played Steve Austin The Six Million Dollar Man now I'm showing my age.

THEY WERE craved to protect the belongings from EVIL

I love the Cherry Red Car she is a lucky lady to have a husband lovingly restore her ride

I think that re-purposing or utilizing taxidermy is alright if it's old, like with old furs, but I wouldn't have a new one made. That's just my opinion.

You studied taxidermy? You are a fascinating individual. 6 Million Dollar Man?! Very cool. He would be the 6 Billion Dollar Man if they made that show today. Haha Thank you, all of the items you showed are amazing! I hope you have a great day, today. I really enjoyed your video!

Oh, Boy! Here we go a-wandering, a-wandering we go!!

I believe you are right about the washer .I would like to be able to travel and see all the different things in person. Thanks for the tours you do.

Couldn't help laughing hysterically when you said: 'rothschild cabinet'! Thank you for the tour...loved it. ❤👍

There is a teddy bear that looks exactly like my dog! I went back to it numerous times to see! Love your videos 👍💕☕️

The Merker is an autoclave for sterilizing surgical instruments. Thank you for the tour.

Love Antique shops. Hope the teddy's go to a good home 🐻🐻.

Love that children's ride. I love vintage circus and could see that as part of an old sideshow. Edit: what a cool job to have worked at the smurfs factory!

"See you later, piggy" LOL! :-D Those tusks on the boars are known as "cutters" as they are razor sharp and can cut clean down to the bone. They are very efficient eaters and will eat just about anything. Nasty things, indeed. We have a feral hog problem here in Texas where I live and they can do a devastating amount of damage to farmer's crops, gardens and even golf courses. The ladies' necessaire is lovely and the embroidered chair's "scent" can be easily fixed with cleaning and a few good sprays with some Febreeze. :-) The statue of Jesus is absolutely beautiful.My mother who is a devout Catholic would absolutely love it :-) The teddy bear collection is absolutely adorable! :-) The little fellow does look like Paddington and I have a little bear that looks similar. I really like the jockey beer stein too. :-) The Black Forest cuckoo clocks are so neat! My parents had one when I was growing up and my father's mother (who was German) brought it over just after the turn of the 20th century when she married my grandfather. My husband had a Six Million Dollar Man action figure too when he was a child and his mother still has it. I really like Odette's Smurf and the story of her working in the factory. I have a small plush toy horse that my grandmother gave me when I was a child. When I checked the company that made it, it's been discontinued. I was lucky to find another one on eBay and plan to put it in a shadow box. I have one taxidermy item that was passed down to me from my great-grandmother. It's a coat made from a coyote that had been causing trouble on the ranch, eating the hens and hassling the newborn calves. Unfortunately, it had to be harvested at that time as re-locating it in those days wasn't possible. I repurposed the coat and turned it into a messenger bag. Men love it. Women are curious about it and children are absolutely fascinated by it. I only bring it out in the wintertime and it stays in cold storage. Like you, I'm not big on zoos and I don't hunt or go fishing, either. Just not my thing. This shop was great! :-D

I rather likes the monstrosity i thought it was unique and well done

LUVVV different and interesting things that people created and invented..always fascinating..the world is full of creativity for our eyes to devour...just adore cuckoo clocks..I have 2 small ones I bought on eBay from WW2..one from the Blackforest and one from Switzerland..can't wait for your next adventure!!Thankyou for showing!..also I remember the bionic man.I must be around your age..lol..😆

Thank you for the neat stories about your and Odette's youth. My first car was a 1972 Chevy Malibu Chevelle with a 350 and a four barrel carburetor. The car was old when I got it in High School, but I loved it. My mom had it towed when I went off to college, broke my heart. I had a friend who did taxidermy to birds. She gave me a cardinal's head and an owl's foot. I still have the owl's foot. I loved the Smurfs when I was a kid, but it always seemed odd that Smurfette was the only girl. I wondered if she was lonely for other girl smurfs to play with.

The hanging lamp seems to be in the style of Charles Rennie Macintosh, ca. 1900.

the gothic Jesus clock and the cabnits with demon faces on it are my favorites👍

Think the gringing organ is called a hurdy gurdy. Not sure. Beautiful stuff. Ty Oddie

I'd really love to see more horror stories from your channel.

There’s Oddie!!!✌🏼💗🐶

That sideboard was creepy...beautifully creepy. I can't help but covet it! I definitely saw things that are to my taste. That griffin in the glass case was only one. Thanks again for taking us on one of your junk shop rambles--always fun! And I have to agree with you about taxidermy. To preserve specimens for science is, well, OK; but I've never liked the idea of animals being killed just to turn them into décor. Stuffed animals always have this deflated look; no blood pressure, no air in their lungs. Oh, and I got a kick out of that animation you added to that doll's head. Now I want it, too.

Woooo!! Many more weird things !! I loved the creepy doll head, it's a kind of sweet gift. So that red car. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing your experience with taxidermy. It's really interesting to hear more about how your view has been shaped through the years. I was too afraid to comment this in the last video, but when my VERY beloved toy poodle died of old age, we had him freeze dried. I know everyone who knows probably thinks I'm crazy for it, but I couldn't bear the thought of him rotting away all alone. I hope he and I will always be together, even when we're dead. It brings tears to my eyes to think of him even now. It probably sounds like something out of one of your killer profiles, but I'm so glad to be able to pet him and talk to him, and since he was like my shadow in life, I don't feel like he would be happy away from me. I love your work, and again, thank you for sharing.

Thank you for the tour, it's nice to see places that otherwise you weren't see or knew they existed. Love when you share personal bits about your life. I think you should name your tortoise Thomas. It has a nice ring to it Thomas the Tortoise don't you think??? Have a good day.

Thank you for taking us along with you again! I love looking in those shops also! You never know what you will find! Thanks for showing those teddy bears too, and yes, I saw some Stief! And that dolly's head...I guffawed out loud!😅

I've decided that Back Pack Bear is my new best friend. His name is Burton Von Bear and only I get to call him "The Burt." He eats European cheeses to the exclusion of all others.

12:30 i would love that piece! as far as I know those heads are actually to keep evil out. think that's what gargoyles were often used for...

Thank you, dear Oddity I so enjoy you taking me along on your little escapades! I am seeing places & things I'm quite sure I would never get to see otherwise. 😀

I Love the Gargoyle cabinet, too big for my house but if I lived in a mansion I’d absolutely Love to own it. Thank You for your videos

Hurray, hurray, Oddie made my day! Another amazing junk shop tour with your perfect narration. But it should come with a warning to not watch alone in the dark. Beware the doll head under glass! And your gift from your Mother, an Oddtortoise. And Steve Austin. And Oddette's Smurf. I can only imagine the sight that you describe of the Smurf factory. I could not find any images online either. What a great way to start the weekend. And the antique statue of Jesus within the elaborate wooden shrine was definitely priced to sell.

Love, love ,love the Creepy Joe Biden baby doll with the RED eye. Hysterical!

Loved everything about this video. So interesting. Thank you for posting.

Magnificent items especially the clocks: candy for the eye. I enjoyed your great video, Oddie, I could listen you talking 24/7 nonstop, what a marvelous voice, soothing. Thank you for sharing this treasure. God bless you :)

Wow, just fantastic! I really loved that Art Deco Chandelier! And that strange shaped french clock. Thank you for taking us along.

Absolutely LOVE the gothic Jesus/cabinet! I hope one day I find something as exquisite as that piece. :)

Absolutely beautiful "gallery of clocks" so to speak. ❤ As always, beautiful narration Oddie Beau.

This is an older video of a visit to a jumble shop, and I'm loving it! Thank you, Oddie. I hope Oddette is feeling better!

Always look forward to watching your videos. Enjoyed looking through the junk store! Just oh so great! Thank you!

Febreeze for the chair?? It’s lovely. I actually liked the monstrous sideboard. Gargoyles are there to protect. Wouldn’t be able to get it in my 1904 house but would have been lovely in the huge 1907 one. Really enjoy it when you share some of your personal items with us. Shame on you though for never naming your turtle 😏. When he looks at you, he’s sayin, please Dad, give me a name.” Never did like the notion of taxidermy. I did homebound for a number of years while I was teaching. These were children who, for varying reasons, couldn’t attend regular classes so teacher would be assigned to teach them after regular school hours. Anyway, in at least half of the homes I’d visit in our rural area deer heads were hanging on the wall. Although not a hunter myself (shudder) I don’t have a problem with it here. People hunt for food for their families. Ok with that. Wow! Do I remember the Bionic Man and Woman!!! Smurfs were more my daughter’s generation but I loved them too. We still have Gargamel’s house around here somewhere! I’ve rambled, as usual. Apologies but these vids of the ...not junk...rather junque 😉shops bring back great memories!! Thank you

I agree ODDIE. Don’t like zoos for the same reason. Enjoyed the vid! Loved the shop,

Right. Now I'm off to listen to "Time" by Pink Floyd. If I start doing The Great Gig In the Sky I'm going to pass the blame to you. I sing like a struck bucket, so heaven help the neighbours.

My grandmother wanted to throw away my grandfathers collection of beermugs (we're bavarian) he had made himself. They're beautifully carved and with paintings on them. Some even have little games in the lids. I want them and she doesn't understand why I, a 20 year old, would want that. It's just something about antique things or generally things from an older time that makes me feel excited and at home.

This has definitely inspired me to see what their is for Antique shops near me. Loving these videos more & more. Thanks so much for sharing!

What a great second hand store! I used to love browsing in stores like that one here in the U.S. I believe the woman's item was a purse! Thanks so much for sharing!

What a lovely treat! Loved this Oddie! My kind of establishment...The Grandfather clock was a particular favorite. Keep them coming Oddie...They just get better and better...

Thanks so much for the wonderful video, Oddie. if my mom lived in that area, she would buy every single clock in the store. she has 6 clocks currently. I think for your turtle friend, his name should be Obbie Turtle

Haha I am old enough for the bionic man/woman series too. I wondered about Smurf society lol all males and one female. Neat finds. I Want that cuckoo clock. Thank you for another glimpse into the past through antiques. 💞

I always dream about my own house and how I would love to fill it with antique furniture and items. ♡

It seems you post videos on my work days. I wait with bated breath for a day off to watch! The "make-up" bag looks the size and shape of a seeing machine case. However, my grandmother's never carried their machines from place to place. They were kept in a sewing machine table. I loved "The Six Million Dollar Man" and "The Bionic Woman!" The Merker thing made me thing of baking. But the label is definitely medical. Great video!

I have a small smurf collection too!

All the old clocks reminded me of my dad who passed away last October. He was a great tinkerer and would find antique clocks, get them working and then sell them so he could buy another broken clock to work on. There were a lot of beautiful items in that shop. I would give my right eye for "the monstrosity". It reminds me of the fairy and goblin paintings by Brian Froud. I loved it SO much!

I love cuckoo clocks I miss the one we had.

I had to sit in a room full of taxidermy once, in a university. I felt cold, really uncomfortable, but had to stay, for hours. I hated every second.

When i was in forces, i once saw a Gorillas hand as an ashtray terrible ,but like you i was fascinated by taxidermy. I owned a human skeleton for 6 yrs and she happily lived on the sofa, she was given to me by a local branch of the ST John ambulance. She was sold to a doctor in the end. And i agree with what you say about the animals. I had a tortoise as a child once called Houdini, and he escaped true story.

Such fun seeing the past thru these wonderful items!!! Thanks so much for sharing and letting us tag along with you! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Love the amazing antique items. Such amazing things... Especially Those beautiful clocks! For myself, I love the zoo, but only if the animals cannot be released into the wild. In the one near me, many are rescued animals that have never been wild and would not know how to live if they were released. The saddest one is a bald eagle that was shot in the shoulder of her wing and the bone shattered. She cannot fly so they keep her in the zoo.

Another great junk shop tour. Thank you Oddy.

European art in carpentary os BEAUTFUL

This has been an unusually pleasant surprise. My wife and I love the creepy stuff. In addition, I had the Six Million Dollar Man as well. Btw: Led Majors is from Middlesboro Kentucky. In fact, my wife and I grew up in the same county that he grew up in, just about ten miles from where I live. God bless. Hope that everyone has a nice day.

So happy to know of your high spirituality. I've been against zoos, hunting, taxidermy they murder of all animals since I was a child.

I want the statute of Jesus!!! So beautiful I love antiquing!! Thanks for sharing!

Anybody apart from me fancied the grey tabby cat model near the ivory satin platform shoes with ankle straps (not that I notice shoes eh 😜). Is the huge press with demons on it Flemish? I have friends with this type of furniture, they have large properties so the furniture suits location. The empty Smurff Factory 😱 What a history it's had, from blue gnomes to ganja greenhouse (in what order? 🤣), then Triumph motorcycles, the latter brings back memories! Thanks so much for the entertainment, interesting and thought provoking as usual. Xxx

My grandma had a grandfather clock for as long as I remember. My parents have it now, and faithfully wind it on Sundays. The chimes need to be cleaned because some of them seem to have pneumonia, but I love that clock!

My 3rd year in college, I was talking to a couple of friends about past adventures, often involving controlled substances (I don't imbibe but have an interest in psychology so was happy to listen). The young man told of a party where someone spiked his coke with acid; before he realized what was going on he went home, turned on the TV, and played Smurfball! He had trouble with some of the details of the game but apparently made a pretty good showing.

Hello Oddy! How wonderful to see a video from you! Loved seeing all the old clocks... I used to have a bionic woman doll and yes i watched the series both bionic woman and six million dollar man... ' We can rebuild him.. we have the technology... ' lol Loved those shows.. Looking forward to your next adventure!

Everything was absolutely gorgeous. The Triumph sure brought back memories. I don't know what year it was built but in the 1970s we had a couple of friends with one and it had been restored and my husband had a Datsun Fairlady he restored. Life was grand 🚗

Oddie, I watched both shows avidly, and I still have my Bionic Woman doll!!! It’s in great condition, too. Between the two of us we have the set!! 😂😂

When I saw your turtle, the first name I thought of was "Tully." LoL 😂 Thank you for the tour Oddie, I enjoyed it very much! 😊

Oddie have you ever thought of making a series where you go into an antique shop - junk shop, and pick out several different pieces, and find the back story on them? That would be interesting!

I knew I loved you for a reason....I hate zoos, circuses, cages, dead animals hanging on my wall. You are awesome❣❣❣❣❣❣

I just love the clocks reminds me of some clocks my great grand mother and grandmother had when I was growing up and the teddy bears my graetgrandmother had I just love this thank you so much for reminding me of that time in my life

Smurfs and Weed how come nobody else can see the connection ? I thoroughly enjoyed the tour . I must say the items are very reasonably priced at the store. The first time we took Luke to the museum, the only time in fact , he cried his heart out . He was about 5 and couldn't understand why we had to kill the lions and put them in display. It took him a long time to recover . Great tour as always Oddie but don't you owe us a live chat session ?

The sideboard was amazing...I’d love to own something with that much character.... it must have an interesting backstory.....Thanks again for another great vintage explore!!!

I love shopping with you! You find all the great stuff

What a wonderful way to spend a day......browsing through a junk store!!!! Love it. The clocks were so beautiful. U r able to find some of the neatest things there in Switzerland. I love the teddies. I still collect the vintage bears myself.

Love sitting down watching your videos ,your voice has a lovely calming effect .you'd be fabulous at asmr .xx

As usual Oddie a wonderful little tour again!!! I am never,ever bored with whatever you tour,show, or go it's always interesting an I pray an hope you keep at it!!!!! I make sure i always comment!!!! Please keep going as best you can!!!! Linda Ott United States

Thanks for another fascinating tour. I especially love the creepy sideboard and the Gothic cabinet with the statue of Jesus. Unique stuff !