The sixth type of antique glass is .....broken!!.

Did you buy anything?

I know this video is 2 years old. Just wanted to say that it would have been very very much helpful if you could have actually put the names of the different styles of Italian glass that you butchered (lol) on the screen so that we could have it for identification. Just an FYI

I saw lots of great things in this store. Wish it was in my city.

I'm watching...and it's cool! I'm old enough to have seen them all play!

I love collecting Carnival Glass been collecting for over 40 years. I found My first piece at a yard sale for only 25¢ while I was in highschool. Trying to fine tune My collecting now looking for old piece's. Is it true that the older piece's are thinner?

I bought a cornflower blue pot ffrom the 70's a few days ago at a thrift store, I regret it as I found out they have lead. Can you explain why it's so valuable if we can't cook with them due to the lead content? I don't know what to do with my pot and I can't return it.

I really was interested in the kitchen table and chairs but then saw the NFS on it! Darn!

Beautiful shop, will definitely stop.

I have a "blue cornflower" baking pan with black cornflowers on it. Ever seen one?

lol... I did a video in Tecumseh too not so long ago. And I said the same thing about that green cubby. "Did that come from 66 Unique Antiques"

Beautiful shop! Thanks for sharing!

Tecumseh is one of my favorite small towns to visit. Antique shop is so lovely and a fun stop when in town and Salsarias next door has great food and service.

What a festive shop! They have things displayed so nicely & quite a few different holiday & Santa items. Thanks for the tour!

Find me a reborn boy doll opened eyed

Enjoyed the antique shopping! Awesome store! Thank you for sharing Amber and Mike!!

My mom has some blue carnival pcs. She has that hen dish, too.

Ok, who pays that price?

How do we make history cool? In your opinion what is interesting about history? I am trying to figure out how to sell it so we can survive well as a species. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on what and why something may be valuable. Nice to think there are enough people who it is important to to use old pictures and memorabilia in art and media but also broker these artifacts. We cant lose the connection (knowledge and experience) to the past or and when we do history repeats. The historical record keeping preservation which always when examined closely is like seeing into the future but only if you are very familiar with the past.

I went to FB marketplace today looking for old Cast iron pans...Am going tomorrow & buying an old #8 Griswald chicken fryer w/ lid for 125.oo & it looks brand new.....had a lye bath... Another guy is selling me 5 old pans, three #8's & two # 10's he said there's Griswald & Wagner's both, all five for 50.oo...he had a pic, they all are in good shape, just have surface rust.... I am VERY happy...

Thanks! I excited to start looking again. ❤

I think i saw Holt Howard rooster S&P shakers.

Very cool place with some unique things! I appreciate the tour!

Another good video! I’ll give you all the Twix bars you can handle if you ever make your way down to West Virginia.

You both are awesome, and I love your videos !

Great job with the camera; I literally thought I was there. 👍👍

My grandma had an extensive (amazing) collection of Hens on nests. When she passed away her kids sold them at a garage sale....I was devastated to learn that they were gone, so I've spent the last 10 years searching and collecting to try and get my own collection.

Great video-informative. I love Fenton glass but do not have many pieces. I have one piece of signed Fenton glass. I have been on eBay and Etsy, to research but no luck. Where can I go to research Fenton glass. Thank you

Not true. Corningware is prettty cheap in thrift shops.

Thank you for sharing! Good information!

Love the vintage solid wood furniture. They don't make it like they use to. Precious moments is kind of babyish looking.

New subscriber. Love learning. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Go green!

Cut glass

Fabulous collection! Thank you for sharing. Curious: How do you anchor or stake your blow molds to the ground? So you have electrical recommendations? I am new to outside lights and displays. Thank you

I have a huge collection of fire King jaedite glassware. Looking to sell

Time well spent😊

Do you have an upto date thought on this 😮 I am a collector and prices have sky rocketed!

Another good place to shop is Pinky’s on Alpine in Grand Rapids. The profit goes to help people with dementia and their families. Pinky was a lady who had this awful disease. Although there are other shops with similar products I only shop at Pinky’s when I am on Alpine

Thank you for sharing your thrifting day!

This looked like a really cool & interesting shop! I would definitely be checking out their Tarot & Oracle cards, crystals, etc. 😉! Thanks for the walk & talk through!

The Santa cups at 2:50; my siblings and I had very similar ones.

Massive collection up for auction on Invaluable by Caswell Prewitt Realty.

Watching the weather it looks like you guys have had some really cold weather! 🥶

Recently (in my quest for the perfect sourdough loaf), I tried using two cornflower blue 5x7 bakers I found while thrifting. Preheated them like I would my cast iron, loaded the dough, used the second baker like a lid. Wonder of wonders! Better than I expected! Wished I had discovered this years ago, but better late than never! 🤷🏻‍♀️

I have a blue carnival glass pitcher and candy dish with lid both big pieces. Don’t know how common they are but I like them.

Love it I found a Pepsi cola ornament 2

Amazing Job for picked them up! 👏 Can't beat vingate Christmas stuffs. ❤️

I started getting into broaches just so I can sell them and buy my physical media. Im in a rurual part of Canada and I always find turquoise broaches for around $25- $45 and they will sell for around $300-700 Depending on size and how nice the turquoise is and if theres other stones or gold/ platinum. Never pass over the broaches. Also that bowl of bracelets. If theres a nice bakelite piece it money. Rub the piece with your finger until it gets hot and smell it. If it smells like old warm computer chip its probably bakelite.

For furniture like a dresser you will find stickers and paint on antiques that would be worth 5-10X more without the blue or yellow paint.