Largest Flea Market in Southwest Germany! Join me for vintage and antique treasures. Lots of deals! 

My mom passed away and I'm enjoying so many nice things she had brought with her when she moved here from Germany. Memories for sure. My aunt's too funny they all moved to the states in the late 50's their homes had so many German things you felt like you were entering a home in Germany...I miss them all ❤ Tante Hannelore and Tante Annalisa.

Wow. I wish I could shop at that market! Thanks for taking me along.

Why aren´t your videos in HD 1080 resolution? 😞

Thank you. It was fun going to a flea market in Germany with you.

I loved every bit of this video. The pottery and linens where beautiful! Please show us more.

I have the large rhine green glasses. I loved watching you shop in Germany, German brats I buy at Aldi. So nostalgic for me.

You are the Queen of bargains Lady Mary Beth. I would be like a kid in a candy store to be at such a wonderful flea market. Thank you for the tag along.

Nice! Looks like a beautiful day, too. Your little schnapps glasses are adorable! 😊💖

I loved watching you flea-marketing in Germany. I’m interested to know more about covered punch bowls. The cups seem larger than our traditional punch cups. What beverage is served from a German punch bowl. The earthen bowls are very interesting. So happy that you had fun to share with us viewers and that you could bring a few treasures back to Texas.

Thank you for sharing your wonderful time at this awesome flea market with us !!! It was very exciting, everything was so beautifully displayed and your choices were beautiful. Looking forward to the next video ❤

Can't wait to see what treasures you will introduce us too.

I just recently found you!! I don’t know what took me so long! I love your channel and have learned so much. You are a breath of fresh air!

Embalame todo eso a Puerto Rico te pago el triple de lo q pagas esos q compras por €25 yo lo vendo aqui en la isla 🇵🇷🇺🇸 por $300 😄

Thanks for taking us along. It's interesting to see how different and similar flea markets around the world are. Quite fun. 😊

Oh my goodness what a wonderful market. So many familiar things from living on the Aachen area as a child when my father was stationed there in R.A.F. that was in the late 1950's early 1960's. My father had a lot of the beer steins and being close to the Dutch boarder my mother had so much delft pieces, my mother has since past away and I have had her delft shipped to me in the USA from England 🇬🇧. I really envied your walk around the market. Once again I'd like to thank you for the background on my smcs porcelain tea set I have the sugar bowl as well. European and English china always comes in sets of 6 cups and saucers doesn't it. Have a great week and look forward to the next video.

Love that stoneware! Those stalls are full of items that remind me so much of summers staying with a German family for summer vacations starting from 1966!! Oh, that blue and white rabbit! My sister lived in Germany for many years and had so much German tabletop! And the spirit glasses! X

Thank you for sharing your trip to the flea market! That was wonderful!

Such fun! Love the Delft vase you picked up! Wonderful way to spend an afternoon!

I've been looking for a blue and white bunny, I would have loved to purchase it. Those Delft pieces are gorgeous I love blue and white.

Fun to see your husband enjoying the day with you!

Gail here ! I bought a teapot very much like that one at the beginning of your video in England in 1971 when we were stationed in England from a catalog .. It was green and blue but the same style .

Ohhh all that blue and white...I would need a suitcase to come home......Got my love of blue and white from my parents, they are Dutch. Thank you for taking us along it was lovely to see so many beautiful pieces.

I live in Stuttgart Germany now for about 3-5 years. I’ll be going to this. Thanks!

Your husband looks so sweet! How wonderful that he goes shopping with you. Do most people in Germany speak English, or do you typically always speak German?

HI - I'm not too far from Homburg - wouldn't it be fun if we ran into one another!

Such beautiful pieces! Their flea market was classy and clean. I didn't see any junk like you see in the US. Thanks for the field trip!

The video is Wundabar!! You look like you were having a fantastic time, showing us all those wonderful finds!! Glad to see you had your shopping buddy with you❤❤ it looks like you found some fantastic things to take to your TX home❤️

I’m new to your channel oh my when u spoke German I kid u not I spoke sometime ago I spoke to a Gov office that’s exactly how I sounded in English!! I was like Who’s this? I do have German but not like that!!!😊😂nerves! Lol

That was so interesting - what fabulous items! Thanks so much for sharing.

Hello from Arkansas! I’ll be in Germany this Saturday to visit my daughter. I can’t wait to go to all the thrift stores and markets you have gave featured. If I see you I will say hello! Thanks! Diane

LOVED the highly carved buffet.

Rhine wine glasses brought back memories of wine tasting on the Rhines. My dream is someday to travel Germany/France/Italy/Amsterdam again to shop the markets. Blessings

Loved this video. Thank you for taking us along. I think I would have bought so many items.

Thank you so much for bringing us along. There are two items i will be looking for, the tea pot warmer and the rectangle bread holder.. thank you for sharing your knowledge.. lovely.. thank you Lady Mary Beth!🎉

I like that blue clock. Just before the linens.

All looks so amazing, lovely treasures, thanks for sharing.

Thank you, I enjoyed your video. Where was this flea market please?

Hi lady Mary Beth lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️

Beautiful Delft, I love it. Thank you for sharing.

I miss Germany! This video reminded me of fun times I had in Würzburg where my father stationed (late 1970's). I feel in love West German, Scheurich Keramik. I am still collecting them.

Oh LMB I would need a week and a large lorry to purchase everything I loved in this trip, absolutely fabulous and also it’s one that I could possibly visit as it’s almost on my doorstep, I watch all your videos and enjoy them all, it’s a small world isn’t it, fancy bumping into fellow Texan’s. Looking forward to your next instalment, as always greeting from UK.

Dear Mary Beth...what to get for newborn baby girl??????

Any idea of pattern name of Casa Nova shabby chic china?

Wow, I have never seen some of those pieces! I would be shipping some of those beauties back home😊

Thanks lady Mary Beth and family another great watch Ian Birmingham England 🇬🇧👍❤️x

The best flea market video i have seen. Excellent camera work, no shakes ,not fast, so enjoyable. Also actually buying items , was a treat. Thank you.

Love the flea market, lots of nice items 😊❤

Fabulous tour! This should be shared and enjoyed even more. ❤

Watched through twice. So jealous! We missed the fleamarket when we went to Germany in May. You got a beautiful Delpht vase for a steal, thanks for taking us along

2:11 1976, 3:10 the famous onion masher was often only available under the counter (GDR--I still sold it around 1985), 4:28 1981,5:08 - 1989,28:26 these were very expensive in gdr times and were often bought in hungary or the czech republic. mother got a glass for 50 gdr marks. one considers the rent in a new building (panel building) came to 1979 66 marks and the salary of a saleswoman 570 gdr marks.sorry, google doesn't translate properly.

What a wonderful day at the fleamarket! The decor with the chicken you'd use for breakfast is calles "Hahn und Henne" from Zeller Keramik. It used to be one of the, if not t h e, most popular decor for children's dishes. My guess would be one out two kids born before 1970 had it's first plate and mug with this decor (I did, I'm German) I's still produced today and is a classic. The "trios" might date back to the 20ies or 30ies and can be very valuable. You'd reckon the style, the forms differ. They're having quite a revival and are used also as mix & match by vintage lovers. Thank you for taking us along!

Just loved the salt glaze pottery vase . Very difficult to find in New Zealand!!! TFS such a delightful tour of the market

Thank you the walk down memory lane. I do miss shopping at German flea markets. It was so much fun in the late 1980’s when we were stationed at Geilenkirchen.

Did anyone see the people walking backwards left hand corner 🤔 😳 21:38😮 Great flea market.

How fun! And how cool to meet a fellow Texan! My China inherited from my grandmother is Mitterteich. I bet I could find tons there!!

Great finds lovely items🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️👍🇨🇦❤️

Wei ghetes enin ? Amazing large collections....we couldn't make it past the brats ! Oh my that V&B platter Awesome ! The vase is superb ! The hutch oh boy ! Danke Freund das Wunderbar mkt ! ☕☕🍋💕Guten tag ! Christoph !

Wonderful fleamarket trip! Did you say Homburg? Well, then you are not far from where I live. I live in Gießen. Thank you for sharing this with us. I always enjoy watching you , your videos are so educational. Viele grüße aus Gießen.

U know my dad did choose everything big! Like the German stone manuf 😊

My husband and I traveled to Germany in 84/85 the exchange rate from dollar to the mark was around 3 to 1.... that's when we purchased clear to cut tall wine glasses , carved wood statue, and cuckoo clocks.. good memories! I love your videos when your in Germany!

The finial on the forest animal themed stoneware is a grouse not a turkey.

OMG I would have lost it there. So many beautiful items here. 28:22 some dishes from Xenia. I have couple of them and love to use them on my balcony. Such a pretty pattern but I guess I would get tired having a whole set of it.

That was so much fun to go along with you! I love the Delft pattern. I have many pieces that my mother-in-law gave to me years ago. I hate to say this, but the video was out of focus. I hope that isn't my computer. Anyway, I watched it anyway because I love your channel. Thank you again for sharing.

So many beautiful items. You are a really good tour guide. 😎

나도 예쁜그릇 너무 좋아하는데, 토쿄에서 독일까지 사러 갈수는없고, 그래도 영상 즐겁게 봤어요.😊

Das ist wer gut Mkt Ja ! Guten Nacht !

Texas!! That’s where the group was from! 😊

I want more Art!!!!¡

Prices 🤷🏼‍♀️

I have just returned from a thrifting,market trip to London and the Cotswolds. I also went to Rome and Florence with the same person, in May to thrift and flea market shop. She has a RU-vid channel as well, Laura Caldwell with Left Coast Revivals. She and her husband have joined with Trova Trips, and host these trips. My husband and I are joining them in April to go to Japan- Tokyo, Kyoto,and Osaka. Most of this trip is site seeing and food experiences with some vintage and antique markets thrown in as well. Seeing all the knowledge you have here in Germany, makes me think you two could get together, and do a German trip! Anyway, I just wanted to share our new experiences. I live in the Dallas area and have been watching you for awhile now. I went to Spring High school, and lived for 8 years on 1960. I still have family in the Spring and Montgomery area. Thanks for all the information you share!

It is wonderful to see you going to a flohmarkt here in Germany. 👏😊 I speak English, I am learning to speak German and I live in Germany. 😂 It is so nice to hear you speak German. I must say, I have bought the most amazing things at fleamarkets in Germany. Or village fleamarkets. You are right. You must take your own strong shopping bags, newspaper or bubble wrap, comfortable shoes and cash. 😂 I carry this all with me and appropriate clothes for the weather. I have bought lots at the markets. I wrap my goodies well with newspaper I carry, so that I don't smash my goodies while I'm lugging my bags around the market. 😂 I also generally don't bargain with the sellers. Some people do, I don't. Fleamarkets in Germany are not those type of markets where you start to haggle. If a person offers me a lower price out of their own free will, and I want the item I say thank you. Some people get very upset when one tries to haggle. I have seen and heard sellers get very upset. I also think it is how one approaches a seller. They get tired of people trying to make them sell the goods cheaper when the prices are so fair in general. So much work goes into selling at a fleamarket. Sellers have to see many items first to pay for their costs before they even make a profit. One must ask politely if the seller is open to negotiation, let's say if you have bought many items at a stand. Sellers don't like people grabbing things and demanding to pay less. Being polite at all times goes a long way in Germany. Sometimes people give me their price and they can see I like the item but I have not decided to buy it. Sometimes I am simply trying to find out how much something costs because nothing is priced, or I might think it is a fair price, but I just don't have enough money to buy the item. People do ask "what would you like to pay"? I find this tricky. I might only want to pay 1 Euro or 3 Euros when they were asking 12 Euros for a vase. I don't like to offend people. I generally don't fall for that trick. The seller must tell me what their best price is. If they want 12 but are willing to go down to 8 euros, they must tell me. Then I can check my budget for the day and see if I can afford it. It is all about being fair both ways. Oh yes, and have lots of cash and small denominations of notes and coins. You never know what bargains you might find on the day, and not having enough cash with you will ruin your day. I have not seen ATMs at the fleamarkets I go to. And I go to many. And try to get to the fleamarkets early! Every market I go to they start packing from 13h30 /14h00, even if the market is advertised to stay open until around 4 or 5pm. Most sellers really do sell things reasonably and one can also find bargains. I can quickly tell if a seller is expensive or fair. It is all relative to your budget. I find being polite and friendly goes a long way with German people. They respond well when you greet them at their tables. Germany have great fleamarkets during the summer months. I have also gone to flops. One can sometimes pick up items people are gifting for free which is called Zu Verschenken. I also always go out of my way to thank a seller who is giving away free goodies. I feel good and they feel good that someone appreciated the gift. I am truly grateful. Everything I have been gifted I use and is treasured. Thank you to the lovely German people who have this tradition. That is something I love about German people. To everyone coming over to shop at fleamarkets in Germany, enjoy. 😁 The Bratwurst is yum, currywurst und Pommes is yum, with a nice beer if you are not driving! Thanks for another great video. 🌼🌿🙏

Hello from Québec!!! I always enjoy your videos and in awe of your extent knowledge which makes me appreciate even more my finds! In your last video you mentioned you were to talk about Kaiser vases in more details … will it be in the next one? So looking forward to learn more since I found one in perfect condition for only a few Canadian dollars! 😊 Merci 🙏

Hate to say this But Hamburg is not in southwest Germany it is northern Germany. Please check your map..ja..ja

I really enjoyed watching this video. Thank you for sharing. 👍🇺🇸🙏🏼

I wish to be there with you nice piece of art

The marble top ''bedside tables'' you showed are actually cabinets used to store the chamber pots when not in use.

Loveeeeeeeee watching yr videos from Germany seeing all the beautiful things

DO YOU SHIP TO Montreal Canada---- N Kogan

Thanks for the tour. Did anyone have vintage German Christmas items?

How wonderful it’s such a shame younger people don’t want theses amazing pottery and glass wear it’s so beautiful I would have bought tons From the uk but living in Spain Really enjoyed your vlog pricing would of been good

They re so equisite things

Dessert Rose!! My fav

Sehr schon, danke 💙💙💙💙💙💙❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

So many beautiful pieces, and the little shot glasses you bought, love it🥰

Those cut to clear wine glasses, I had been dreaming to get from car boot sales and charity shops in England. 😮

nice

Wow ❤️❤️❤️❤️Just found your channel and I’m in love with your finds and the tour ! My decor is very European and I love French , English and German too ! Love it all ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Soooo enjoy you explaining the pieces as I am especially fond of Villory and Boch and Delf blue and white ! That sideboard hutch was to die for 😲The price ! Oh my heavens 😀❤️❤️❤️❤️I would have ran to it and bought it and gave it a hug 😀🤣🤣🤣🤣 sooo looking forward to watching more of your content ! Would love to see your Homes ! 👋Cindy

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I lived in Texas, on lake of the pines and still have a house there but I would gladly spend my summers in Germany to be away from the summer humidity and since we are of German decent on both sides of the family I would love to visit and go to that wonderful flea market. I always enjoyed first Monday.

Came to Germany with you

Beautiful, thanks for sharing. There were some amazing things there. Be safe and have a blessed day. 👍

I have things from Bavaria from when my grandparents lived in Austria.

Way to represent with your pretty Texas shaped Agate slice necklace.😊

Happy Sunday 💜 Will there be more videos from the Germany Flea Market? I too have never seen the Haufbaur birds Punch Bowl with Cups, so Amazing 🤩💜 You found some great items, thank you for the Video💜💜Have a Blessed Day💜

So enjoy the tours. Had to laugh at the "stowaway". Thank you for the fun afternoon.

I love antique treasres. Thanks fir this beatiful video.

So many beautiful pieces

Magnificent antique market!!