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Wade I love how you and your mom have such a good time and laugh. Enjoy your mom because you never know how long you will have her, I miss my mom

Grandma V you could say I adore this, or that’s darling, what a treasure(for good or bad), How lovely, how sweet, charming or delightful. What ever makes you happy.

The "clippers" are sheep shears, for removing wool from sheep

The red rubber gaskets should only be used for show. After all these years they would not seal.

son mis favoritos tu y tu abuelita

When you list the sheets and blankets the blankets make great quilt fillers.

Grandma ventures you are an amazing woman

Oneida is sold in the UK too, it is pricey but quality. They make cutlery too. A full 6 place setting will give very little change from $100.

I love the blue with glass lids

Grandma V. You ready for the game Sat. Go Bengals!

The "teapot" you found is a percolator. Ground coffee in the basket, water in the bottom and set it to boil either on the stove or like the corded one you had. You knew it was done by the color and aroma!

This is for Grandma Ventures.... Ways to say I love this: I like this I adore this I fancy this This is great This is fantastic This appeals to me This is to my liking This is wicked This is totally sick I'm keen on this I'm partial to this I'm mad about this I'm into this I'm crazy about this I'm fond of this Etc., etc., etc. Courtesy of google. Thank you grandma Ventures...you always make me smile! Now we need to find Wade abother way to say "this is old". He says "old" way more than you say "I love this"!! ❤

Wade that was not for flour it was for canning, you use it to take out seeds from berries and peels. I used mine to make jam. The coffee pot is a percolator and every coffee drinking home had one my mom and dad did.

The number 13 on the blue jars are very valuable

I am the same age as you Grandma Ventures and I don't consider myself old. If you feel young and think young, you are YOUNG! Claim that for yourself! LOL!

Awesome unboxing fr Canada 🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️🌹

The Pewter mugs with glass bottoms were used in English pubs when shillings were put in the mugs, if you drank from it it meant you accepted the kings shilling and was drafted into the Army/Navy. The glasd bottom allowed the drinker to check before they drank 😆

You should say , that's mine and that's mine and that's mine🤣

Many people homesteading and doing food prep since covid. Jars and lids in hot demand as they are Difficult to find. I use them for storage in bathroom and home decor.

I don't know why people feel the need to be mean...something lacking in their lives obviously!...I love your videos!...keep up the great work Wade and Grandma Venture!...

I Absolutely love these jars. Xxx❤

Grandma V.. maybe use adore, admire, fancy…enjoy. Cherish

That is not for flour. It's a food mill. I have one and use it for making applesauce. 😁

Grandma ventures don’t ever change, I love your sense of humour, Pleasantly plump!😂

Silver plate is very heavy. Sterling Silver is very light weight (expensive) both products tarnish. The plastic wrap is keeping them air tight, hence little to no tarnish. Oneida, pronounced, (O.ni.da) is a company as well as Gorham was once the largest silver firm. You have quite a find there. The set that your had with the tray is a coffee set, a tea set has a tea pot, smaller round pot and spout. I use to work for an old jewelry company that carried gift ware also.

I have some words I use all the time..Spectacular... fantabulus. Marvelous..

I don’t think you need to change anything. You are great to watch the way you are……….honest, true and the real you. At least we your faithful followers ,know that what we see is exactly what you will get!'!!

Grandma Ventures you are a beautiful lady!!!

Thank you Grandma V. I will definitely use" pleasantly plump"

OMG!! you found jar heaven!

You two crack me up when you guess what thing are. The thing you said was for flour is a food mill and I used one for years to do tomato juice to can. I enjoy the videos. I truly laugh out loud!

I love this is the perfect thing to say.

Hallo I watch your Show from Germany and I think you do great. It makes fun to see how happy you are about your finds. Claudia

33:18: I may be completely wrong, but those look like those old shears they used to shear sheep manually. No wonder they're sharp! Can't really help you a lot today, loads of nice things though, see you next time!

Here's some help (lol)...Gorham is pronounced with the "h" silent (gore-um), Wm. A Rogers is William A Rogers (Wm is the abbreviation for William), Noritake is Nor I (short sound i) Tock EE, and Oneida is O Ny Duh. I also think the string on the one plate was to keep the tag on. @37:13 it's a food mill and yes, they still make them. The second one is a sifter for flour.

Pink depression glass! You are right! Nor- a - talk- key.

Great, Canning jars! There was a shortage this year of course! Love, love love Miracle whip!

Wow! I finally am able to comment. Trying for at least a year! Some of the blue Ball half gallon canning jars have a totally different top. They had to be sealed with wax. Paraffin was purchased in bars, melted and applied over usually fruit, juices or sometimes relishes. My Grandmother Burkybile taught me a lot. I actually used some of this type that she had given to me. Now, one of my granddaughters has them. I actually watched this video last evening. Love to you and all your family. 😘🙃

grew up with miraicle whip. loved it. Not anymore. Healthier diet now at 63yrs.

Grandma V. Maybe use “This really, really catches my fancy”.

Beautiful jars! My husband calls those lids with the wire closers biters, lol. Good place to stash my treats, he doesn’t like to get bit! 😂

I think those shears are for sheep, to remove the fleece, some farmers here in UK still use them.

Ready, set, go.... G'ma V, you look so pretty today. I like your hair pulled back. Awesome jar hall. Waiting to see how you will be selling them. We used to recycle mayonnaise jars for canning, because the canning lids fit them.

Absolutely adore those silver chafing dishes, if I lived in Portland I would be knocking on your door.

That shot glass tray is my favorite piece!!!!

My grandfather used to cut grass with the huge clippers.

I'll be looking for another new video this evening!

Got my cup of tea and a few biscuits thank you very much 😃 please do not stop being you, I love the laughter and the guessing game 😂 fantastic to see you have fun and enjoy each other’s company. Thank you and much love from the uk 🇬🇧 x

I say love it also. Maybe say adore . I probably won't but you can try. Or awesome. My favorite is WANT IT, especially for ANY miniature stuff.

So, sorry to hear that people are so abusive…I fully enjoy your site..from a Gramma D.

Use the word “LOVE” all you want Grandma V! “ I LOVE it!”

You shoulda left the jars in the boxes. Finding boxes that fit jars properly is not easy. Love watching you guys!

Pewter is an alloy of lead and tin and is a very soft metal, dents and scratches easily.

They must’ve had stock in glad wrap lol

The shears are for grass before weed eaters were invented. Edging and around trees, etc.

There is no season 4 but possible offshoot of some kind. Thanks for sharing the show. It was fantastic.

Denise you were right, that chafing dish does have a small amount of boiling water in the bottom, the metal stays hot. It is not advised to serve hot food or drink in pewter as pewter is an alloy of tin and lead.

It’s yumi’s jar collection all together lol

I remember my Mom using that grinder item (you called a flour sifter) for cooked tomatoes to make juice. The skins would be left behind inside. 😊

Those Oneida serving sets are made in our Oneida, New York plant. Anything silver was made there.the wedding set is one I bought for my own wedding, lol amazing!!

My mother had one of those West Ben coffee percolators back in the 1970's. She used it daily.

Dukes mayonnaise is all that’s allowed in the house! I don’t use any of that goo, loving how food tastes without the goo!

I love using the old toasters you can have the bread thicker Loki I love it. I use one every day

Great minds think alike about the camping cups lol

WOW you did it again!

Ooh love the orange vase. Orange is my favorite color

Beautiful colors in your blouse Grandma V.

Just found your vids and so enjoy your laughter! , and the wonderful treasures you 'unwrap!' Lol ~ Love you guys!!

33:10 sheep shire 🐑 for cutting wool 33:43 garden 🪴 shires

Lancaster Silver plate is for slicing your Sunday roast , turkey etc. too expensive a roast these days in UK

I just love these videos !!! You all r so fun to watch

I loved the tea set beautiful. I do like those plastic glasses to the colours are nice x

Love your videos. You both are do much fun to watch.

28:59 Those are sheet blankets. Mom had them.

That metal that Grandma Ventures loves looks like it may be hardware for a gate lock. It is in with the gardening tools for hedges and flowers etc. and the corningware handles and camping cups etc.

Grandma V and me have the same taste i was eyeing that jar she took away before you guys got back to it. Loved it 😀

@7:59 this is lovely. I adore this.

It's okay Grandma Ventures we know if you love it that must be something good

Really nice stuff like all ways

The pink dish is depression glass. I have the same pattern in a serving dish with a center handle - prices vary but I've been offered $200 for my piece inherited from my mom. Can't sell that! The tool that you described as for flour is not for that. It's a food mill for reducing fruit and vegetables (both raw and cooked) to pulp. My mom had one that she used for crushing tomatoes (for making juice, sauce), for crushing grapes for juice and jellies, etc.

Hi, The flour sifter is actually a potato ricer or to remove vegetable pulp.

The pewter dishes are nice, one was the English rose shape.I don’t like pewter as it goes a dull grey, never seems to get shiny again.

Those clippers look like what they use to sear sheep.

I absolutely love you guys. I do wish you would do a recap at the end with silver prices and values of some of the more prominent things. Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow 😘

The large sifter I believe it’s for fruit crushing berries for sauce or jam !

Lol it’s just gone 8pm here in the uk, so a very friendly glass of Baileys is as hand. Love you guys. Keep on recording ❤️❤️❤️❤️xxxx

When you said it was 5pm somewhere it was 7.25pm here lol. Then you showed us the beautiful tea set Wade and Grandma Ventures called out my name when you asked who wanted a cup of tea - just as Terry brought me a mug of tes, we both laughed as it was as Terry said Grandma must have known. The other things I thought were beautiful were the plates from Germany, I could see them on my small Welsh dresser shelf. If I was still drinking alcohol I would like the blue glass but Terry said my brandy wouldn't look good in it and a clear crystal glass looks much better lol. He still has a bottle of my brandy here as it is the one thing I am very particular about lol. There was so much that was beautiful in the boxes today, and I used to want a DVD and VHS combined player but couldn't get one here for love or money, now I watch RU-vid and love it far more than what is on the tv nowadays especially the adverts. I hope Zoro can be helped and will be better soon he is so handsome and lovely. Take care and stay safe please my friends God bless you all love and hugs Mary-Ellen UK

The scissors you cut paper on the first ones are used for onions to cut the stalks and the roots when you remove them from the ground

I watched The discovery of Witches. Omg then after watching 8 episodes, u had to pay money to watch season 2 & 3. It might be awhile until I see season 2…how awful. Great series!!

The large 3 piece pewter pans are a chaffing dish! You need the stand and fuel can at the bottom! To keep things warm.

I said those shears are for sheep but they could also be for topiary trees, to close clip.

Wonderful!

You don't have two flour sifters. One of them is a strainer that wet foods, like tomatoes, are put in to remove the solid parts, like seeds and peels. I ought to know. I helped my mom in canning preparation for most of my childhood. The summer we made piccalilly out of almost everything is my most memorable. I've never been able to get over using the grinder over and over everyday. I've still got piccalilly PTSD.😊

First shears are sheep shears. Lol. Second pair just standard pruners.

You go well with red wine. 😳

Please don’t change guys, I love you as you are. Awesome things are found again 👍👏🥰💖

AND GRANDMA VENTURE , I LOVE YOU TOO! Them haters are for the birds!

Our son is a Naval Officer on a ship in Halifax Canada 🇨🇦

Those are a serving set for wedding cakes.