ANTIQUING AT 441 VINTAGE FLEA MARKET PEARSON GA / SHOP WITH ME FOR ANTIQUES

[@waynemiracle8928]

Thanks for showing some pretty awesome stuff!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

You are welcome

[@waynecap5960]

Thank you for sharing with us.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

You are welcome

[@stevenshepherd3209]

Thanks again for sharing your videos

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

My pleasure

[@sarawebb4706]

Love a good flea market

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks

[@jerryphillips5112]

That's one of the best looking flea markets. I've seen in a while buddy! It reminds me of the ones when I was a kid. The Upstate South Carolina days of the 70's and 80's....❤

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

It was pretty good, thanks

[@jeffwalker8101]

Thank you for these videos. I love old stuff. 😊

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Glad you like them!

[@danbennett3862]

Nice finds , thanks for sharing.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks for watching!

[@RobertGott-c3f]

Great video good items Lots of things I’d never seen before😊😊😮 Thanks for your time😮😮

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

There was some unique antiques there , thanks

[@mariaverdugo2394]

Hello. Love this. Greetings i live México Sonora❤😊

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

@@mariaverdugo2394 welcome and thanks

[@dadsrustorations5103]

Love your show! I like a lot of the same stuff!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you very much

[@aurorasalinas1215]

I learn so much about those unique things you find out there. Thank you sir.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

You are welcome

[@robinw.darnell4269]

Best iron I have seen anywhere. Thanks!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks

[@dawn-hr8mg]

Your channel is growing because your videos are awesome! Keep up the great work! A Canadian subscriber

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you very much

[@EricWoodyVariety59]

Awesome antiques.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you very much

[@roubikderhovsepian2129]

Nice stuff Clay, I really enjoyed the woodman‘s pal machete. Thanks again for sharing an awesome video.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

You are welcome

[@whatsmamadoing3188]

My husband is bed ridden now (and sleeping) but he is going to love watching this. We enjoyed going to flea markets when he was in better health. Thank you, now we have a new channel to watch..

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

I hope the best for you and your husband , Thanks for watching

[@forrestrobbins3107]

My wife and I used to go antikin all over. Found a lot of good stuff but our health is not what it used to be so I`m saying to get out there iffin you lover this stuff before you can`t go lookin anymore. You founds some great finds in our day. We still love watching other collectors. You doin a good job. Happy antikin Georgia Bottle Picker.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you so much

[@DavidSudduth-i1j]

Good pickin again Clay. Really enjoyed the video! I learn something new every time.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks 👍

[@fredwanders2448]

That pottery is nice clay. I'm not a pottery man but if I had access to this stuff, Id buy that kind for corner art too!!!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks

[@DavidSmith-bw3bk]

I'm seeing that many flea markets sell the same things; I was glad to see the pretty glassware. Your old pottery is lovely. Lee

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

I will try to show more glass I do love old glass , Thanks

[@jimmylankford8065]

Clay, I love looking at all that old stuff. I like when you find something and not know what it is. That first table with the cast iron. he had some nice stuff, but it was all retail prices. The second table had lots of Griswold. The ovel roaster on the second table would been good if it was a Griswold or Wagner. If you find one like that with name brand. It would have been a good buy. I would like to make it up to those areas to shop and look someday. We just don't have sales like those here. See you on the next video.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you very much

[@cliffordmaynard6559]

I love seeing the old stuff

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks

[@Steamboat-v2p]

Thanks for sharing your adventures-makes me want to go to a flea market.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Flea markets are fun , Thanks

[@82lube]

COOL Stuff, I enjoy watching each week

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Awesome, thank you!

[@grahamnoble491]

Liked the piece of coke metal piece next to the knife and pans 👍

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

it was a nice piece , thanks

[@lsquare8520]

Pretty kewl stuff, thank you for sharing

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks

[@ToddWoodward-r8h]

Sure was some good looking cast iron at that sale. Thanks for sharing!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Yes there was ,thanks

[@kathy47802]

Always learn a lot. Thank you!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

My pleasure!

[@myronthurman4097]

Good job love old stuff

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you

[@DavidMiller-bb8oo]

I enjoyed your video

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks for watching

[@TimothyCibula-vh5ip]

Cool stuff I like the millitary lanterns very cool

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

They were awesome

[@terryhall7177]

another great video.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks again!

[@sharlynebeach2786]

Hello There, Ran across your channel and I like antiques too. I have subscribed to see where you can go to find a bargin. 😊

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Welcome to the channel thanks for subscribing. Hope you enjoy the upcoming videos. Antiques are awesome.

[@kaybaldwin7842]

Thank you for well bucket pricing? Very interesting. Appreciate you asking questions about what the item is, very helpful to us beginner junkers.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Chaos-Unboxing1025]

I live in Waycross Ga and our family has a cabin in the Tennesee Mnts and this is the type stuff we have used as Decor for the front porch and back decks. Even though i live just right up the road from this sale i didnt even know abt it yall🥴 but yall can bet i wont miss 'er again!!! Great vid.... just subscribed....cant wait for the next one to come!!!!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you very much

[@Antiqueanalytics]

Great video!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh]

I stopped last year but was in a hurry so I didn’t video anything intending to go back. I’m from southeast Georgia so it’s good to find your channel. Thanks for sharing and hope you have a blessed and Happy Thanksgiving.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you very much and same to you

[@glennrubel4326]

Interesting stuff.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks

[@Chaos-Unboxing1025]

I love seeing a GOOD 'OLE HARD WORK'N COUNTRY BOY PROSPER!!!! Congrats on yr channel...i just stumbled upon you today and subcribed immediately!!! Can't wait to sit down and BINGE WATCH ALL YR VIDZ!!! Wishing you great success from the OKEFENOKEE SWAMP Y'ALL!!! Lynne

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you very much. I love the swamp.

[@turdferguson5300]

This BSR corn stick ;pan at 15:17 is really a brownie pan disguised as a cornbread pan. Those things make the best brownies you've ever eaten and they look like poop. My family calls em poop brownies but they disappear pretty quickly. You're welcome

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

@@turdferguson5300 that is pretty cool thanks for sharing and funny

[@Gampers]

Cool glazes

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

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[@williamchristy8123]

Enjoyed the southern antique.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

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[@barrychandler5250]

Jan, Linda and Betty were Robertsons. They were kin to Dale Robertson , The Movie Star. Woody, Their father, played with Johnny Cash Who was a cousin .

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

@@barrychandler5250 that is so cool thanks for the info

[@441vintagejunquemarket3]

Hi Barry! Come see us sometime! Also, my dad was related to the Robertson's on Duck Dynasty..lol.. We were born and raised in cattle country in central California ...a lot of history!

[@PatriciaAShelton-no6cq]

Cast iron skillets last forever. Have had my two for 56 years.

[@PatriciaAShelton-no6cq]

Edit: So many things I remember from my childhood ,thing is they were old then to. We lived in tge country an we had one country store an everything in there was old. From the cash register, to the paper roller used to wrap fatback,the only meat product sold. Dry beans, potatoes, a few can goods like orange juice,she kept some for people who didn't own a refrigerator. Yes some poor people didn't own a fridge or TV even in the 60s. She tried to take care of people in the community, especially the poor with kids. She kept aspirin on hand. I remember getting sick with a cold,it was snowing out abd daddy's old Ford wouldn't crank. He walked the eight miles there and back that day. He got a bottle of Bayer aspirin and two large cans of Blue Bird orange juice. It was nice and cold when he got home. He gave me two aspirin an a glass of orange juice. We didn't get orange juice often, tho it was can,it still tasted so good. With a fever an a stopped up nose, I could taste the strong flavor from it being canned. Yes we were poor. But I wouldn't change much about growing up in the country back on a long dirt road surrounded by a cotton field across the road, a cow pasture behind the house that ended into woods all around for miles abs miles. Grandad took us rabbit hunting,fishing in the river that the water was always cold as ice. Blackberry picking, and long walks in the woods. He took us on outings to get us out of mommas hair on warsh day. My older brother only a year older than me,looked for Indian artifacts. He's always been into archeology. Deep in the woods Grandad took us to what wS was left of a totem pole. Made from a solid tree carved out. Lots of Indian mounds scattered thru the woods. Cotton fields newly plowed we found arrowheads. Not far from the river,a patch of trees were left in center of a cotton field. A small patch of woods basically, left for the hands to rest when eating dinner when it was hoping the fields or picking cotton time. Being pretty close to the river,Indians camped in those woods at one time in the past. Plenty if broken pottery, but we never found anything we could put back together. Colors were still visible on most pieces. Reds and blues, black were mostly used. My brother was running home,it was Fall of the year and he had been out in the woods for hours ,trying to make it home before dark. It got dark early an it was becoming foggy already. Mom was standing at the edge of woods yelling for him. He was smart knew the risk of getting lost if he lost daylight. He stumbled over some briars his foot got tangled up in. AS he was getting up, there at his hand was a hatchet. He didn't take time to inspect it but could hear momma yell for him. When home he looked it over, some wood was still attached an a small piece of leather. He was proud of it,and glad for getting caught up in the briar. He took it to school the next day to show our principle. He had shown all his findings to him,for he was into Indian artifacts as well. He offered him 5 dollars for it. He took the money. To an eleven year old, that was a lot of money. He also sold him a gold ring that had the initials S D on it. He found it lodged in the ground ,we were digging up worms to go fishing. Again five dollars for a ring that was pretty fancy. It was wide and the initials were in the center on top.No telling how many years the ring had been in the ground. Lost by a soldier perhaps. Again put in the woods, pulling back leaves,the earth is always damp under leaves deep in the woods. On cold windy days,the pines talk of bad weather coming in. If they're whispering,they're telling secrets of a people that use to live among them. So sorry about the rant. Just going back to my childhood. Nobody seems to care to listen to takes from the old folks. If you stuck with me thank you.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

That's an awesome story ,i wonder if the hatchet had a name on it , you are welcome to tell a story like that anytime

[@blake9361]

good vid clay

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you

[@munroboice1542]

good vid

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

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[@Phil197]

You like salt glaze the way I like roseville from the 40s

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Pottery is awesome thanks

[@lelonbond6682]

people can get a blacklight flash light at harbor freight.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks for the info

[@oldglstuf]

That "Country Charm" stove was never a wood burner. They were made like that in the 1970s. I remember when my sister bought hers new. They were nice though and not cheap.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

@@oldglstuf thanks for the info. It’s a cool looking stove.

[@jonduncan188]

leaving a comment for the algorithm

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

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[@bullseyedixon5660]

thanks

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

You're welcome!

[@roberthaibi2304]

Great stuff Clay I have learned so much about the simple things in life and what they do.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you so much

[@craigdutton6072]

I like dealing with people and collectable 🎉I have so many on ,y messenger that some nights I’m talking shop for hrs 😂my wife’s actually put me on a 7 30 shops shut 😂

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Me too thanks

[@MelodeBaisden]

I enjoy watching your channel . what is the name of your eBay store?

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Southeast Bottles, you can type it into Google and it’ll pop up

[@michaelsadventures4261]

I'm first. I have a new look.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thank you very much, i like the coon

[@boebell2122]

Yelp!

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[@williamhutcheson3981]

My neck of the woods

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

That is a nice market

[@alyssacatanese7222]

Man where they get anvils they can sell anvils that cheap,here in louisiana they run from 6 to 12 dollars a pound

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

I don't know much about Anvils , I have heard some bring big money

[@JasonSmith-cr4ur]

What are the dates for this sale in Pearson?

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

I am not sure i put her card in the video it has her Instagram on it , she says she post it on there thanks

[@janicewillis9456]

Did you call that a hog Waller. I liked that it was dif.

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

It is a hog Oiler i called it a waller

[@clarencetrice4442]

😊😊 deer racks like that is what U see 👀 😊 now mostly no more monster deer racks like I use 2 see no more its been well over 4O,years ago when I seen a great monster deer racks when I was a kid maybe 1O years old or younger I was W dad me and Otis a another fellow dad use 2 work at the sawmill many years ago 😊😊 that U could put a tall 5 gallon pickle bucket 🪣 😊 in the inside of of it and it wouldn't touch either side of it 😊😊 U don't see deer like that no more now only a mule deer 😊😊 OMG 11 23 2O24

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

You are right , thanks for watching

[@JeffreyStewart-w3r]

Is this open every weekend

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

No only twice a year spring and fall

[@dansnipes6402]

Do you buy old bikes ?

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

I don't know much about old bikes , I do see some at some of these sales

[@lelonbond6682]

do you carry a blacklight with you ?

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

I have one in my truck

[@duanemcdonald3895]

I love you. ❤️ I love you. ❤️ I love you. ❤️ I love you. ❤️ $20.00 is the only thing that is not the only thing to learn from the same process and I love you so very deeply 😂I love your work and mom and dad 👨 I love you. ❤️ ❤😂🎉😮😅😊😢

[@BraulioPerez-l6n]

Ha cuánto $$$ me vendes el yunque.

[@clydewarman1576]

I stopped watching at the Christmas junk.

[@441vintagejunquemarket3]

Awe...that was all Vintage Christmas! We don't have anything new in our Vintage Store.. Clay's videos are awesome!

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

There is a lot of cool antiques in the store , Thanks for watching

[@chrissettles4127]

Great video

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

Thanks

[@clarencetrice4442]

😊😊 that wide axe 🪓 😊 is a broad are people did use them 2 spilt wood 🪵 😊 at 1 time 🕜 😊 it wouldn't want 2 be me 😮😮 U will have more than a wore tail at the end of the day alit of work that way 😮😮 OMG 11 23 2O24

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

I am glad i missed having to use one of those all day , Thanks for watching

[@LizCordero-qj3hk]

Another great video

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

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[@EdwardVanderpool]

great video

[@georgiabottlepicker5200]

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