That place is great, they have such amazing pieces. They way you film make it feel like we are shopping along with you. Thanks Jeffery. I love how you break out singing.
Jeffery, You had me rolling! You are so comical. Thank goodness I wasn't drinking my coffee when you were talking about sterilization! Lol! And your random singing, is the best. Lots of pretties in that shop.
My grandmother used the Franciscan Apple & ivy pattern dishware for her every day dishes, the desert rose pattern for weekends & the starburst for holidays. Every time I see any of the patterns, it brings me straight back to being a child sitting at a card table with a lace tablecloth at a holiday dinner. At least my grandmother was laid back. She had no problem with all of the kids using her good dishes 😊
This was a great shopping trip, found some nice things. Seem happier today, funny comments and singing too. Been great Mother’s Day watching you Jeffrey🌴🦩
I really smiled all the way through this video. Great items and you sounded so happy. I was a little concerned at your last sale. Take care of yourself all the time.
A Brown Betty is a type of teapot, round and with a manganese brown glaze known as Rockingham glaze. The original teapots came from a red clay that was discovered in the Stoke-on-Trent area of Britain, in 1695. This clay resulted in a ceramic which seemed to retain heat better and so found use as the material for the teapot as early as the seventeenth century. These early pots were tall and shaped more like coffee pots. In the nineteenth century the pots began to take on the more rounded shape of the modern Brown Betty. The Rockingham Glaze was brushed on the pot and allowed to run down the sides, creating a streaky finish as it was fired. In the Victorian era, when tea was at its peak of popularity, tea brewed in the Brown Betty was considered excellent. This was attributed to the design of the pot which allowed the tea leaves more freedom to swirl around as the water was poured into the pot, releasing more flavour with less bitterness.
Home Co/Home Interiors was a party you hosted at your home. There was a little book you could look through but also a consultant would show you lots of items and show you how to do groupings! I went to a lot of parties and hosted some in the early 1990’s!
You're not cheap Jeffrey, you're thrifty 🦩 that orange vase with the 🐪 was beautiful. Have you seen crazy for retro on RU-vid? You and Barb and Jocelyn would love Peggy's collections. Pyrex, enamel ware, animal planters embroidered tablecloths and more. Kisses to Lady Stella 🐕
I love the white milk glass dish with the owls and the moon! I've never seen that one before. The blue milk glass was also very nice. Amazing that they are still around after 100+ years.
If th9se teapots are called brown Betty I am very happy to learn that. It was the first thing I ever bought at an estate sale and picked up several of them through the years. I also have a pitcher and juice set. I used to display them in a corner chest inhad in a bungalow...my first home
Jeffrey, the swirl bowl you loved at the beginning of the video looks to be Beatty Swirl by the A.J. Beatty & Sons in Tiffin, OH as the appearance of the ribs around rim of bowl bead up over the edges and has the circular bulls eye pattern on the bottom. Circa 1890s. Very pretty piece. I’m a huge fan of white opalescent pieces. Well, ANY opalescent. I had so many Home Interior parties in the 1980s. Fun times. So odd to think that time period was so long ago. Loved this video and all the unusual things you found today!
That orange Nippon vase dates to the nineteen teens with the discovery of King Tut's tomb. Everyone was wanting to walk like an Egyptian. The bird pie vents paid homage to the nursery rhyme, Four and Twenty Black Birds. During Tudor England, it was fashionable to have fake pies presented during feast days. A two part pie crust was baked and filled with love birds and other small animals. These were presented to the Lord of the manor during the process of bringing up every individual dish for the Lord to examine and taste before anyone else. It was supposed to be entertaining, but having birds take to flight over the dinner table seems not quite though through all the way. Birds poop everytime they take wing.
Ypur commentary is so hilarious and witty..so much fun to watch! Thank you as well for explaining everything you see and thr background is so helpful. Great stuff!
My you were in a fun mood at the time of filming this. I was wondering how you were after your sun stroke episode on Friday's sale? Gosh, think you all had us worried bigtime.
Great video as always jeefrey and don't let a few bad comments get to you you just be you and ur true supporters will always stay with you you are awesome kind and funny stay you❤❤
You were so excited at this Vintage Shop 👏🏻😊. I love your excitement!! No you appreciated art even at the age of 8. It was in your Heart!! Ohhhh and Ohhhh I loved the yellow Pyrex.. my favorite color. Have fun on your trip.. even though you are skipping Tuscany 😂😂
Wow, that is the most Hall red poppy stuff I have seen on here in ages. My daughter has a huge collection of it. You don't see it too often now for sale.
Alex and Aaron from Chapter Two vintage were just at that place. Love the Homco elves. I have that green one. I bought it to put in with my saint patrick's day decor. I wish I'd find a piano baby. They're so cute 😍
Loved all the neat stuff in the first booth- the glass shoe sole was pretty weird. Wonder what's the story behind that? The yellow black and white vase you picked up was really pretty!!
Naked - Scale - mirror what are three things that never ever go together! I’m with you on that! Such amazing things today. Wish you could here us while your shopping. I was like oooo! Jeffrey to your right! Pick it up and show me closer please. 😂😂 but you can’t. So I just sounded like a weirdo!
Your soothing voice and knowledge give me a deep state of being relaxed. Thank you for your wonderful trips. Being disabled I don’t get to go as much anymore. Memories of my mother flow in!💐🙏🏼
The scales were in public bathrooms. Back n the day women always checked how they looked and how much they weighed. But they did weigh with clothes on😉
Love to see you Jeffrey., I am actually excited to see how you decorate for xmas this year. Thought of that when you showed the ceramic tree. You need to make more music videos, you have a terrific voice.
Awesome video, Jeffrey - thanks! The milk glass NYC souvenir plate was incredible, as was the gigantic ceramic Christmas tree. $125 was a lot of cash. But, for anyone to buy it to keep and display at Christmas, it's well worth it. Funny, after your talking about 'Jackety' Kennedy, and her popularizing the Franciscan Desert Rose pattern of dinnerware, you then focused on a tray by the Jennings Bros. In looking at the price tag, the initials of the seller (?) were clearly visible ... "JFK". Thanks again - have a great day.
Home Interior was sold like Tupperware. There were sales reps, brochures and home parties. I stick to the scrimp and splurge philosophy. I enjoy your videos.
Another fabulous shopping adventure Jeffrey!!! I am going to research Jackie Kennedy and the Franciscan Dinnerware. She may have used it in either her Georgetown home or her New York apartment!!! Always enjoy you!!!
Jackie Kennedy chose Desert Rose as her White House china!!! I think that is wonderful to know. I had a friend who owned a chair that Jackie was supposed to have sat in at a party. LOL!!! Thanks Jeffrey!!!
Nice to see you in an antique mall. I missed the 3rd thing you purchased, which would have been the first thing.. what was it? Does anyone know? Have a great day everyone 😊♥️
I think the thing about estate sales is that the family has gone through and picked out what they want. So probably grammie’s Fenton bird collection has already gone to a granddaughter or something
