Antique Store Shop Along with Me!

My interest is buying and selling antiques and vintage items mostly
from the 1920's into the mid 1960's. Thank you for watching.
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[@oldcuriosityshop265]

If you would like more information about the company who built both kitchen cabinets featured in this episode, please enjoy this well written company history. coppescommons.com/coppes-kitchens-hoosiers/history/

[@hildacruz3759]

Scott you are my number 1 you tube person that I cannot wait to watch!!!! The best !!!! I pay close attention to what you show and say.Every time I learn something different and new.Thanks again!!!

[@melindashahan6836]

Absolutely LOVE that Hoosier cabinet at the end!!! So cool. I'm a super fan of vintage & antiques. The fact the papers were in tact, blows my mind.

[@rose-mr7cv]

The Hoosier cabinet was just a lovely time capsule! I could just see the lady of the house whipping up a thrifty meal with all of those hints to help her!

[@luvnalaska44]

I so loved the Steiff cat! And I am stealing your “task oriented” description. Sounds so much better than being told I’m so hyper! (Now I have the perfect response.) Life is short so we need to do all we can.😀 Thank you for sharing your fun trip with us today. Fun to see that old Good Housekeeping sticker.

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

I agree Attic Fare! It's time for "us" high energy, task oriented folk to stand proud of our boundless energy and not allow folks to put us down! Hip hip hooray!

[@SISSYKAY]

That was a reasonable price for that last cabinet. I learned something new from it....to boil potatoes for 10-15 minutes and then bake!! It's the first I've ever heard that tip.

[@autumnfall8829]

The glass fish dish would have made an adorable cat food bowl

[@glad4music]

The cabinet company is pronounced NAP-a-knee. They were from Napanee, IN, which has a large Amish community.

[@marypaquette8705]

More Scott, this was too short❤

[@elderlypoodle9181]

I was so excited to see the inside of that cabinet 😮! This was one of my favorite trips ♥️🐩

[@Volaris27]

Beautiful things, including Salem X O X O

[@sheila8730]

The Hoosier is fabulous. I love all the tips inside the doors. I agree, it's inice that someone didn't destroy it by chalk painting.

[@judibess6173]

Yes! I still tape or pin stuff to the inside of my cabinets, like the recipe for drain cleaner or mouse deterrent from the women's mags.😄😉🧓

[@luvnalaska44]

The transition vase was gorgeous! I’m a huge art nouveau fan (anything 18090-1920 really). Things were so beautifully made back then. I dislike our disposable society and appreciate the younger generations being more conscientious about recycling/reusing. It’s so nice to see the wonderful things you showcase for us but I especially love how you also enjoy all the small things that make life special and unique, like the sound of the rain on a metal roof.

[@nancyparmelee4161]

I think my parents generation that grew up in the 30s during the depression set the best example of how to be thrifty and reuse and recycle because they grew up with nothing and never knew when they would ever get a new pair of shoes. They had hand me downs for clothes and were glad to have them. They lived that life style even after they could afford more because it was a mentality they had to not be wasteful and to take care of what little they had because they appreciated the value of a dollar. They knew how hard they worked to pay for that item. Recycling and reusing was a necessity for them .

[@adventurebabyboomer7318]

I love the smitten kitten at the end. I want to continue to see him show up "tamping" his paws crazily on the laptop computer......! So cute........

[@TheLoghouseTeacher]

Scott, these antique shopping trips you share with us are my absolute favorites, next to your new old house videos! My husband enjoyed watching this with me as well. Thank you so much!! I so love your content!! 🧑🏻‍🎄🎅🏼♥️💚💜

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LHeatherBarrera]

I love kitchen cabinets, and that one was indeed special ❤️

[@beiderbecke1927]

That tour of the kitchen cabinet with all the original printed matter gave me goosebumps. Guess I should get out of the house more often, but you never find something like that with all those things intact. Even the notepad! That would be in my dream kitchen. This was great fun, thanks so much from Bix in Grand Rapids.

[@annvarghese5997]

Thank you for taking for shop along trip. Antique store was filled with lovely treasures kitchen cabinets was really nice.

[@sevenbells96]

Scott, we have crossed that Bridge so many times going into Jersey with you😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊. Now we're crossing into Philly🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩. Thanks for our Adventures❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!

[@andreagennaro6181]

Hi Scott this was another awesome day thrifting loved the monkey and the rabbit stuffed animal the cat would of been cool for Halloween decorating those cabinets were awesome what a treasure always injoy watching take care

[@judithsharrar8706]

I enjoy your commentaries when you are out shopping. You always make it so informative and I always learn something new from you. You must have been a teacher in your other life.

[@bevsprague1731]

So many good ideas from the kitchen cabinet. 🤔🤗

[@deechick2321]

Luv the preservation of the last kitchen cabinet. The information papers inside every door...WOW! 😊

[@surpriseitsus9622]

The duck planters were my favorite. Love them. What a fun trip, wish it was twice as long. Your croissant sandwich looked so yummy too. Great adventure.

[@badmom2goody29]

Teapot remins me of Clarice Cliff. Loved looking!

[@bettymac]

So many beautiful treasures in that antique shop. Loved the last cabinet in the video with all the “Things You Should Know” list. Boy, they sure made things great back in the day…😉

[@billymishoe8578]

" It's all in the kinks" That was my travel motto back in the 80's

[@DeborahCabassaHomeLiving]

Wow I really did enjoy the shopping trip. And I must say the Vantage Halloween cat looks like Salem. And while I absolutely love that kitchen cabinet. Thank you Scott for taking us along ☺️💞

[@donna8212]

Wow Scott, that cabinet was fantastic!!!! Lol, I’m going to have to try that tip on boiling the potatoes first 😂👍🏻🥔.

[@tracy9397]

That kitchen cabinet was definitely impressive! I’ve never seen one with everything intact like that and kept original!

[@normdelorme506]

Nice new BALL CAP !

[@theverandafilesheidrun]

That Cosco chair was a steal!

[@rickeydonald4756]

That copper vase looks more the transition into the Arts & Crafts movement. The flying buttresses handles kind of make me think that. The 25 could stand for a 25th wedding silver anniversary gift. I think someone wanted the silver gone and the copper of the Arts & Crafts to be prominent. Just my rambling thoughts.

[@kathyhodges7054]

Henrietta pussycat Meow Meow. Mr Rogers did all the voices for all the puppets 💚

[@Reclaimedvintage]

TGIF Scott!!!

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

HI Will. I just watched your 5am workout! Good for you!!!!!!!!!!

[@kathyday333]

Silver is the traditional gift for a 25 wedding anniversary. Maybe the copper vase was silver plated.

[@soflasub]

So enjoyable: loved the Last Napanee Cabinet

[@RoseCottageColleen]

That old Hoosier style cabinet was wonderful. Thank you so much for taking us along!

[@kayhenderson3492]

“Over the top” with Niagara memorabilia - get it??? Nudge nudge wink wink!!

[@helenbailey8419]

Smiled at the box that reminded you of cartoons.Batfink/Secret squirrel😂😂

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

YES!!!!!!!!!!!

[@helenbailey8419]

Loved both those cartoons Still remember the theme tunes.They were shown in New Zealand along with the Hanna Barbara cartoons and Fritz Lang.Great teaching aids.Top cat introduced us to the different accents and life styles and art work.

[@ltwinkiec3172]

That last kitchen cabinet was wonderful😍thanks for sharing❤️🙏

[@l.5832]

Re the silver vase.....25th wedding anniversary is silver and it was customary to give a piece of silver for the occasion. The engraving XXV may have been to acknowledge the 25th anniversary. The other marking may have been a family crest or initials of the couple.

[@ce1581]

I'm in Indiana 🥰 just like the Hoosier cabinet ❣️

[@Gardenwitch1954]

That cabinet🚪!

[@helenbailey8419]

So glad you took the time to show in detail the Napanee kitchenette.Googled the company and history.Interesting.

[@helenbailey8419]

Loved the antique centre.

[@adventurebabyboomer7318]

Lovely Scott. Thanks for the the satisfying tour, as always!

[@adelaidesocki]

Yay!

[@joanplavier486]

Looked like there were some reasonably priced items in that antique place. Enjoy your weekend Scott!

[@joansmith9658]

That kitchen cabinet was awesome; It was neat to see a bit of history with what was placed inside the doors.

[@gramgram8868]

So much fun. Thanks for taking us along. Love your thrifting/antiquing trips. 💕

[@annrandleas1444]

I have a Napanee cabinet, with all original parts. Wish we lived closer...I'd give it to you!

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

WOW how kind of you!!!

[@IamSnowbird]

Found some information. The building which NOW houses the Antiques and Art Emporium, located at 424 High St., was constructed by Edward Super between 1915-1924 as one of the world’s first auto dealerships, according to the state's Sanborn Fire Insurance map, which is on the National Registry of Historic Buildings. In 1926, the Anderson Motors Company, a Chrysler Plymouth dealership, purchased Super's building where they sold and repaired automobiles until 1972.

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

How kind of you and thank you for this history!!!!!!

[@CindyCockerham]

The stuffed monkey was scary. It reminded me of the flying monkeys in Wizard of Oz. By the way, this is Cindy Cockerham. For some reason, KZbin has changed my user name to an old, old Twitter handle.

[@denisehood958]

Ooh. I loved that Hoosier cabinet!! Great find and in such good shape. Person had great love for it. I hope you got it!! I was so disappointed when I found out my old house had one. (1923) but it was removed!!! Ugh. I searched for one for yrs. Very pricey and some Not in good condition!! I never did get one. When I seen one along with you it warms the heart!! Thank you for showing. Love thtifting!! 🌲🌲☕

[@catherinebyrne8628]

Awesome! Thanks for the surprise outing.. 💕

[@danamason1478]

I love the Costco chair/ stools. I have 4 in my house, 1 in my building, and My husband literally rescued one from the side of the road and repaired it for his Shop..... And I would love to have that Hoosier style cabinet. .... I think I was born in the wrong Era of time! Thanks for the Great videos, I love how you take time to really Love each item!

[@paulagill555]

The cabinet was wonderful to see and the original hints and tips for the kitchen.👍😀

[@juliepyle4029]

Nappanee Indiana has the most awesome Hoosier cabinet museum. The cost is nothing I highly recommend it

[@loriglanowski1700]

I sure do remember Henrietta

[@bcmagnolia1170]

Oh that vase ❤

[@Andie-]

That was very very interesting. Thank you!

[@soniak2865]

I LOVE Art Nouveau!!!!

[@karenteeters9039]

Scott, Thanks for taking me back to Burlington NJ. I used to go to the Burlington Antique Mall when I lived in Medford NJ over a decade ago. Bought some wonderful items there! Heck I even went to Burlington City High School which is just down the road from this shop. I live in Florida now and I just love that your videos take me down memory lane of South Jersey and Philadelphia. Have a wonderful Holiday. I look forward to your re-edited older Holiday Videos.

[@george.carrasco]

Great adventure Scotty! Thanks for sharing!

[@carrols.hawkins7770]

Yes, you pronounced Napanee correctly. Very nice cabinet. I used to buy decorative tins whenever I found them. My mom had some really old ones. She gave them to a cousin's wife to add to her collection. I love going to the thrift and antique shops with you. The information you share is very interesting.

[@sydneyadams4758]

Funny how our cars have a one track mind and refuse to drive by Thrift shops, Antique stores and some home sales! How does that happen? 🤷‍♀

[@noreanhill9613]

Something fun. You're the best, Scott.

[@gailsprangers9388]

I was so excited to see your video. I didn't expect to see any new ones until after the holidays and thought I would go through withdrawals😁. When I saw that beautifully restored and maintained Hoosier, I fell in love. I wish I had a kitchen that would take it. I always wanted a Hoosier cabinet but never had a spot to put it in. Thank you for taking us along!

[@nilsarivera612]

I love that cabanet so many things to no lol

[@livingthegoodlifechannel]

Hi Scott. The "Hoosier cabinet" was by Napanee (pronounced NAP-uh-KNEE). It's Napanee, IN. At the beginning of my career in the 80's, it was part of my sales territory. At the time, it had several good antique shops.

[@markchawner1586]

Hello, Scott ! .... I used to prefer Art Nouveau .... But, once converted to Art Deco that was the end of that ! I somehow find Art Nouveau not that attractive now. Crazy I know. I still buy it but almost certainly sell it on. Great video, really liked the Ducks 🦆🦆 .... Thank you and kind regards to you ! 🎄👏😉👍🧑‍🎄

[@lisalo.lisalo]

Love those Hoosier cabinets :)

[@gailchurch194]

Enjoyed!

[@danielulz1640]

Five dollars to enter Philadelphia?! Seems like the city should pay people five dollars to come in and shop! LOL. Good video, cool stuff.

[@christineprice5463]

Lovely kitchen cabinet!

[@marybethsmith6458]

I would love to have that cabinet in my kitchen.

[@nancyleakritchardson193]

Hope I’m not repeating someone’s comment. Napanee is a mostly Amish town in northern Indiana. It is pronounced with emphasis on the third syllable. nap-uh-NEE They have incredible weekly auctions and two big festivals each year.

[@stephaniemontor1567]

You have the best stores!

[@jillmozena5532]

Yes Scott: Nap-an-ee Is an Amish town in Indiana. I live in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

[@dkline032]

Cold and Rain? Could be worse! Steiff! Napanee,Indiana. Made by the Amish. You can’t get more Hoosier! I lived many years 20 miles from Napanee.

[@yisimlampiris-tremba2247]

What an awesome antique store!!!😃

[@garyandkathleenaugustine5225]

That last Dutch cabinet would look so nice in your Kitchen Scott! Was it very pricey ?

[@vickieresler3302]

Napanee is an Amish community in northeastern Indiana.

[@SparkleandMunge]

I think the nouveau vase with the 25 and the monogram was for 25th wedding anniversary, especially if it was silver plated at one time.

[@helenbailey8419]

Twenty nine minutes in.Hooray

[@lisak1994]

Get a little heat gun to get stickers off.

[@Alex.smiffy]

25 years is the silver anniversary, so maybe an anniversary gift?

[@lisalamp3537]

I have a sellers cabinet with the flour thingy in it.

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha 🌺🥰

[@goldenviolet]

Went thrifting on Tuesday, and saw a dish that looked like RS Prussia. It was not marked and it did look old-fashioned. But l don't buy it cuz it didn't have the mark. Hot time in the mid west. Someone else grabbed it up.

[@goldenviolet]

Thank you for highlighting and constant support for my pea 🧠 🤯 🧠. Just a joke, Scott. 🧛‍♀️🧚‍♀️🧚‍♂️🤍🖤🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤💔❣💟💕💞💓💗💖💝💘💌🐩🐱🦚🌹🍀🧛‍♀️🧚‍♀️🧚‍♂️🤍🖤🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤💔❣💟💕💞💓💗💖💝💘💌🐩🐱🦚🌹🍀

[@joycewirth3022]

Hi Scott, the Napanee cabinet was extraordinary! Inside the cabinet looks like a pale blue color. I think you're going to make a bid and see if you can make it your own. What a coup that would be. I kept stopping the video trying to read all the hints, some I'm sure can be used today. Wishing you could have lingered a smidge longer during the filming. Loved the video, you always do a great job. Question? How do you know so much? Sincerely, Jersey Ann from NJ

[@TheThrillofTheThrift]

Scott it’s beautiful! Can you get it for me please and I will PayPal you 😬

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

I'll go back this weekend for sure!

[@helenbailey8419]

Were you thinking of Clarice Cliff?

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

Yes thank you I was thinking of her as well as Charlotte A. Reed

[@helenbailey8419]

@@oldcuriosityshop265 An easy co nection to make

[@Stephanie-kt9vh]

Oh my gosh @SCOTT .. Is there a way I can send you pictures? My MIL just sent me a Sears Catalog, it belonged to her Grandmother, it is PRISTINE and the date says " Consumers Guide Fall 1900" from Sears, Roebuck and Co and a second one that is in pretty good condition, it's from Montgomery Ward & Co ... You ready for this?" Fall & Winter 1894-95 Catalogue and buyers Guide no. 56 " both are from Chicago. cost 3.25 for the M.W AND 3.95 for Sears Roebuck and Co. incorporated. I would love to send you some snap shots of these. I'm in AWE!

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

What a treasure!!!!!!!!!

[@Stephanie-kt9vh]

@@oldcuriosityshop265 ok I felt kinda stupid, I had no idea MW was around that far back. I knew Sears was. They have Everything including the kitchen sinks.. corsett, suits that looks like Abe Lincoln (hahaha) , horse supplies, BUGGIES. You could order buggies through them. A baby stroller (carriage) was only a couple dollars. WHAT????? I paid like 7 million for mine and they are not top of the line. She has all kinds of things like this, she has every article from JFK assignation, anything in history that was big, books, catalogues, she even has the daily weather from the 40s. Every single day she has written on the calendar what the high and low was and the condition's , rain, snow, sun . She has a push pedal organ that belonged to her Grandmother, huge cabinet w a mirror in top old wooden swivel stool. I had to share this with you. If anyone would appreciate it, you would get why it means so much to me. BTW, saw curtain rods and panels in here that Madel me think of you. Good Lord I don't know how anyone read these things the print is TINY. Anyway, Thank you for reading this and letting me share my excitement with you. I dont have brothers and only 1 sister who doesn't have much to do with me, so I borrowed you as a big brother for a minute. I hope It was ok. Thank You Scott.

[@joanmaxine1]

Napanee Indiana has many Amish people. No doubt this cabinet was made by Amish.

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

Actually the company is quite old and not associated with the Amish. Coppes, Zook & Mutschler Co. was changed to Coppes Bros. & Zook Co. ( February 25, 1914 ) to honor their beloved brother in law Daniel Zook. Also, about 1914 the company “made the decision to specialize solely in kitchen cabinets”. “Their new product line was called the Napanee Dutch Kitchenets. Nappanee was spelled with one “p” because at the time the proper name of the city could not be used in a trademarked name, so the brothers purposely misspelled Nappanee so they could include it in their name.”

[@ameliahouchins1602]

Hi Scott. Im curious if you had lunch with Michael Todd. ❤

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

Nope. Had lunch with a friend of 20 years! :)

[@ameliahouchins1602]

Sorry for being nosy. 🤗

[@lyssamanos6029]

Anniversary piece.

[@gailcathey5642]

Shouldn't you get EZ Pass for the bridges now to save money ? Although sometimes you use non- toll bridges

[@feingetarntesfischfilet4841]

I don't think you're "hyper" at all. Everyone around me has always been busy as a bee, up early and out and about. 😆