HIDING On The Back Of The Shelf | GOODWILL Thrift With Me | Reselling

I visited Goodwill in Frederick, MD. I wasn't expecting much, but then I spotted something on the back of the shelf.
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[@zepherstarrtrail7802]

Those were not branding irons but Rosette irons. They are for making a delicate melt in your mouth pastry that is deep fried and usually dusted with powdered sugar . My family made them every Christmas and they are 😋 yummy.

[@faithnardella442]

I remember making them when I was little and I'm 61 now. I loaded thrm.wkth powered sugar and ate about 40 of them LOL so nice to know someone made them.

[@elizabethwinkelman5536]

So delicious!!

[@danarhodes4519]

I was just going to pop on a comment saying the same thing! Yummy-I miss my mom and would love to have her rosette irons, but I think my niece got them before my mom passed away.

[@julieross774]

Oh, so good. Light and crispy with powdered sugar! Oh, the memories.

[@ShadiyahOfMaryland]

Yes. I was going to say the sale thing. Wonderful memories and delicious taste!

[@my_favourite_finds]

Look it up before you paint it. Especially since comes from England

[@AC-qi9wo]

Don't paint that wooden side table, just a nice scrub and old English oil, it's a sweet piece.

[@frederiqueeilishmcmillan8982]

Enjoyed this video very much. Love the wood table. Please don't paint it. Antiques in solid wood in good condition will disappear and I think we should preserve as many pieces as we can. But you are the owner, so you decide. 🙂I'm glad you kept the second Betsy J. I'm sure it can be cleaned and it will sell. Good pieces for Christmas as well. 👍

[@ilind2021]

Love that table so 🥰

[@cosmicgoatlady6957]

Paint would destroy the shelfs value. It is older than you think.

[@pamelawilliams4923]

I agree do not paint. Not sure what the use is within the nursery...but you can add one of the nursery colors with accessories. The wood is beautiful and in great condition to paint would just devalue the piece.

[@MoonFairy11]

Please don’t ruin that English table by painting. Things do not have to be matchy matchy but rather eclectic. You can place something pink or green on top or bottom if you must. Don’t ruin it.

[@brikhouse22]

It irrationally p*sses me off when they price things separately that are obviously a set, like the lamp and shade or salt and pepper shakers.😡😡😡😡

[@MsWDWFAN1]

That was a nice solid table. If it doesn't look right in the nursery and you don't want to paint it, maybe you can find another place in your home for it.

[@karennoble3795]

The metal shapes in the set is for making Scandinavian cookies. You make a batter similar to pancake or waffle batter, then you dip the cookie forms into the batter, next into hot oil and fry them and sprinkle powered sugar on them. They’re fun to make & taste great when freshly made.

[@ceciliajacobs5346]

We used to make Rosettes for Holidays. I still have my iron and forms. It is a lot of work now that I am 67 LOL

[@barbaracarlson1331]

I have my mother-in-laws! Wonderful delicious cookies!!

[@bridgethaig8923]

No no no dip them into the oil first only once then the batter. I had to scrape off the dough, yuck

[@lindabell5534]

I have Swedish mix. And it depends on you batter . There is one you fire and they come seperate as the cook. I believe you dip shape in oil then batter then back to oil in the Swedish mixture dosen't

[@littledabwilldoya9717]

@@bridgethaig8923 my recipe had you put the mold in the hot oil first, too, otherwise your batter would just drip off before you could even get it into the oil!😄

[@nannyree1]

I really like that you are now taking a moment to reflect on your choices before purchasing them. Good for you!

[@suzanconklin8415]

What you have is an old telephone table. My family had one when I was a baby back in the 40s. It is solid wood. Great find!

[@betsyowings2985]

That's where I got my wedding dress from for 13$ back in 1976. LoL but true ❤️✌️

[@jeanzyskowski827]

Rosettes are a thin fried cookie in different shapes

[@mariacedeno6417]

Cool thanks

[@brikhouse22]

I'd love a video explaining what makes glass a certain type ie goofus (?), carnival, art, etc. And types of pottery.

[@annadeboard9307]

the bride and groom figurine looks like a Lladro piece. It was in front of the egg with the bunny on top.

[@pennydaytreasures8173]

I was thinking that too and lladro does make a figurine like that but I don’t think the flower petals on the one in the video look delicate enough. The colors also looks lightly off, I think it’s a China replica. I’m thinking that’s why it didn’t catch her eye. Lladro usually has very fine details I definitely could be wrong though as sometimes in videos it’s hard to pick up the details. Good spot though ❤️

[@Objet_Dart]

We're in the process of cleaning out my in-laws' house. "Funny we haven't found a punchbowl yet!" I said. Husband replied: "My mother didn't have a punchbowl." I said "Your mother was a bride in the 1950s. Christmas parties, bridal luncheons, baby showers...I'm SURE she had a punchbowl." Found it a week later in the basement. (And it, too, is going to wind up at the Goodwill.)

[@littledabwilldoya9717]

😁😥

[@barbarareed3661]

I hope you'll check the value of the table before considering whether to paint it.

[@monalingan9523]

Noooo don’t paint the table. It’s a beautiful piece and will grace your home anywhere you decide to place it.

[@cynthiarafferty7662]

My husband had that Fisher stereo system b4 we were married. That was thousands of dollars back in 1985 and a very good sound system. He bought the matching Fisher tv and TV stand for the system too.

[@shellysuzanne]

We got married in 1986, and paid thousands for our stereo too!

[@littledabwilldoya9717]

Yes, had one too. Bride in 1984. In those days, if you wanted top-of-the-line electronics, you bought Fisher!

[@gracechan4312]

The word is chinese and it says double happiness. Meant for weddings.

[@peddlinpatricks]

I grew up in NH and we said "Sure Bert". Sorbet is something else. I live in SC and my husband says "Sure Bert" too. Lol I still have my punch bowl too and use it at parties!

[@ginaordonez9371]

We say sure bet.

[@peddlinpatricks]

@@ginaordonez9371 that's probably correct. What area do you live in? My husband just said well I'm southern. I said well I wasn't. LMAO We say it the same.

[@ericaholcomb2033]

I also say surebert. Grew up in central new york.

[@janetd4862]

That rosette iron is for making yummy fried cookies. They’re light, crispy, and usually eaten the day they are made. Yum! I will not correct you for saying “sherbert”, since that’s how I always heard it pronounced. I believe the “correct” pronunciation is “shur-but” or “shur-bit”, but evidently the extra “r” is a very, very common mis-pronunciation, so we can stick to it.

[@emilywelton394]

I always have said sher-bert. But it is sher-bit .. I've never even noticed there isn't 2 r's in it. Then there's sorbet.

[@newsound1286]

My midwestern dad pronounced it sherbert. Mom called it sure-bet.

[@deborahdeborah8724]

Speaking of the nursery, would really like to see how your house is coming along.

[@timtaman5]

I went to a church rummage sale a few months ago and got 4 Betsey Johnson purses for .25 each!!! They were in wonderful condition!! I couldn’t believe it! I also got 3 pairs of Converse for $1 each!!

[@rebahensley5323]

Becky Johnson is now 80!

[@friendlykiwi384]

Incredible bargains!

[@julieross774]

The word you was looking for was ski poles.

[@hennyvanveldhuizen5976]

That furniture is called a whatnot in England and could have value, it looks 19th century, maybe clean, light sand and some woodstain or wax?

[@janeanderson6342]

Yes, Rosettes are a Scandinavian thing--sort of like a crispy donut covered in powdered sugar. So yummy!

[@misscriss80]

I've been bored all day waiting for you to post, lol. I've already binged watched all your old videos when I first found you.🤗🤣

[@janisb8064]

Nice solid wood end table!

[@kelliwillis417]

Joselyn your saying it right! It was Sherbet in punch. Sherbet contains dairy then there is Sorbet which does not contain dairy. I always loved sherbet when I was little. Now I enjoy sorbet more it’s a smooth and made with juice and water. But your saying it right in my opinion lol 💕💕

[@lindastorm7264]

Yes, "you're" saying it correctly.

[@karenley7658]

The lladro at 9:00ish is worth money. I know because I have the same exact one. It’s a discontinued one from 1984.

[@janspeed2071]

Good find on the little end table!

[@deborahsboone]

We always had punch during gatherings. I remember the punch cups hanging with clips around the bowl and frozen strawberries floating around. Memories!🎄☃️🎄

[@whatanitemare]

If you're unsure of painting wood furniture, give it a coat of clear sealer first. The paint won't be able to get into the wood grain, making it a simple process to strip back to wood.

[@susanbelair89]

Even on this video the wood of that beautiful table shines through. Give it a good polish and put it in your booth. I bet it would bring more than you think! Nursery furniture is only used for a few years, find a white or green table to use there and simplify your life. Do you really need a project right now? Boy do I sound bossy! Love your videos, first thing I look at on FB in the morning. All the best to you and your family and thanks for sharing your lives with us♥️

[@bereatha1]

The side table was an awesome find for the price

[@elizabethlackey9563]

I just want you to know that I love your channel, your the best out there I feel. Your videos don't bore you to death with needless chatter like how old the food is that included with the items that being sold at GoodWill or how your don't mail candles when your live in a certain area of the u.s. There's nothing like an hour long video filled with unneeded information that consumes our time.. Thank you again for educating us as well as throwing in a few good jokes our way.. It's been a pleasurable experience and I will continue sharing you with family and friends as long as I'm watching and able to do so..

[@Holly2017Rascal]

Love when you say “There is some smutize” (spelling?) on something. My mother’s family is from PA and I have heard that term all my life. Really enjoy the videos.

[@forgiven5919]

I am from TN and never heard it before (in TN) but I think it's cute and i.am getting used to it now after watching PA folks.

[@joycecole2366]

I wouldn't paint the beautiful old shelf you got. It would decrease the value Try using mineral oil and it make it shiny, like new again!😊

[@dianaflegal4495]

Those vintage stained glass looking Christmas tea light candle holders are from 70- 71. I had them and they are really pretty when lit.

[@ThriftingWithTony]

The GUMMY BEAR GLASS VASE!!!! I want it! So Cute!!

[@eliciaburton4862]

I never understood how folks can just dump pictures, but I suppose there is times for some folks where no one knows who it is anymore, or the family line is broken, or because your moving you have to just dump your stuff, yes me too I hope that I've made enough of an impact at least with my family, that they would at least keep my photos in an old shoe box or even put them in the garbage nicely rather than just leaving my photo in a frame and end up at the Goodwill. LOL something sad in that photo sitting there on the shelf without the rest of the story. Keep going you are doing so well! Love going shopping with you at Goodwill and other places, the shop and your home too. You add a lot of Joy to my life watching you grow a business and family. PS how lucky you are to have a MOM who will clean your office. Your parents are so helpful. Family is a great Love.

[@nadiacarpenter442]

I have no idea what a Rosette is and I also say Sherbert 😁 I agree with other I wouldn't paint the table

[@godisgoodatht]

The part of the Fisher rack system thats worth the most is missing, the turntable. Value in whats left is about $70-$100 total, although vintage cassette decks are making a comeback. Sadly the cabinet is basically worthless. A lot of times what people do with those rack systems is discard the cabinet and display the units in a modern wall system or integrate them into a modern tv stand multimedia shelf system.

[@craft-o-matic399]

Lol! You make deep fried pastries with a rosette iron. You dip them in a pastry batter and then dip it in the fryer until the pastry cooks enough to fall off. Let it cook to the desired crispiness and then remove it. Put it on a plate with paper towels to absorb the excess grease, then sprinkle with confectioner's sugar. Branding meat indeed! You crack me up Jocelyn! I love it! Lisa

[@dcchiasson5991]

I actually saw a teapot and lid priced separately. Insane!

[@yllin9083]

Hi Joselyn, I really enjoy all your videos, especially your most recent shop organization vlogs. Thank you! 4:25 This typical Chinese soup bowl (with cran design) with lid is very common and normally used for double-boiling herbal soups. $12 is too spendy in a thrift shop! haha 9:30 The big Chinese word design on the cups and plates says "Xuan Xi" meaning "Double Happiness". This word is used in weddings. So these cups and plates are used at weddings or as gifts to the newlyweds.

[@CrazyLampLady]

Thank-you so much for the info!

[@lelundin4963]

Williamsburg Pottery. Williamsburg pottery is often confused with pottery from Colonial Williamsburg- they look similar and were made just down the road from each other. When I lived in Washington DC we would drive down to Lightfoot Virginia to the “Williamsburg Pottery Factory” it was a crazy good pottery factory outlet. These pieces were made on site for years and with less embellishments than the CW pottery. ( the old pottery is closed and that might be why your viewer said they were made in China now) This appears to be that…not the reproduction Colonial Williamsburg collection, which also was sold there in the 80’s-90’s…as seconds. The true CW pieces have their historic seal embossed. If you bought a second they would fill in the seal with a putty that has taken me over 20 years to dig out, lol. They have a new pottery facility and I don’t live in DC anymore so?

[@cindymcmullen4641]

I love the wood side table and YES I would paint it. It would be adorable in Laurel’s room.

[@karenchasenvintage2029]

Tuesday is looking good now!! Thank you CLL🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@pennydaytreasures8173]

I inherited my husband’s grandmothers punch bowl set. It held fond memories for him because she made that punch. So I made it for my kids for every birthday party. Hopefully one of them will decide they want it so they can pass on that tradition. But I also use the bowl for large salads or cut up fruit if we are having a large gathering. When not in use it sits on top of my refrigerator and I put my onions in it. It’s definitely gotten good use out of over the years. Glad we saved it from the horrors of a thrift store donation and possibly the landfill 🥰

[@backalleytrashntreasure9789]

I know you like doing this cycle of GWs for content but instead of weekly visits to these picked over GWs, there are great antique malls in the same area. Your antique mall vids are the best because there is so much more interesting things to talk about. You can make two stops make multiple vids at each stop. The Emmitsburg Antique Mall is huge and full of great items. And since you go as far as Boonsboro, you might as well go to Beaver Creek Antique Market and Antique Crossroads in Hagerstown. They are side by side and you can easily get a couple vids in each. And I know you have viewers that have booths at both locations. BTW, looking forward to booth content from you.

[@valorieviles3992]

You dip them in a batter and then put it in hot oil . Then when done you dip them in a lime or lemon sugar icing. They are very good and popular in states that have a large Dutch community.

[@sandyprovost9063]

The rosette iron is usedbydiping into a batter then frying. Can be covered by berries and whipped cream. Really cool!

[@Gunapithesunrose]

Fairly sure that character on the cups is the Chinese symbol for “double happiness” - means good luck and I’ve seen it mostly on wedding stuff

[@sassysquirrelstash1612]

I love Williamsburg Pottery!...and Louisville Pottery.

[@tidynellie1081]

The 1st glass angel you put back was Made in Taiwan by a company called Toscany. I have 2 of them in my window sill. Coincidentally, you have picked one up before in an older video, but never purchased.

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

That clear angel, is lead crystal. I bought that for my mother in law in the early 90s. It has reverted back to me.

[@cindyneel328]

No worries about you being at a good will someday! You are very loved by your family and the whole world!!

[@pamelacommons7315]

Every nursery needs a rocking chair 😊

[@lynnmaupin-simpson1215]

As long as you are not rocking and feeding baby. They took all the rockers out of NICU because rocking causes colic. I know it seems a natural thing to do. The incidence of colic dramatically dropped when the rockers were removed.

[@caitlinwaldon3577]

@@lynnmaupin-simpson1215 sorry but that’s absolutely untrue. Rocking does not cause colic, but it might not settle a colicky baby either. There is no known cause of colic

[@bonniebowers1621]

My mom made punch with 7up & sherbert for all our birthday parties! 🙂

[@valeriebade6838]

Okay Jocelyn, Dagny had 3 glassy babies. You have to step up the game 😉

[@janetwills562]

Classic church punch recipe! Memories...

[@courtneyburroughs9314]

That stained glass mistletoe candle holder brought back so many memories. I couldn't find it on your eBay. Probably brought back memories for other people too. 😊

[@annettefreed702]

I swear that you just pass by a lladro wedding figurine.

[@marylinnmaione9556]

The stamp on the bottom of the sponged piece: Pennsylvania Macaroni Company is a somewhat famous store in the Strip District in Pittsburgh PA.

[@monikapravs581]

You. Missed. A. Lladro! 😬 Time stamp 9:03. Wedding couple! 💕 Paint the table! It's yours to do what you want 😊👍

[@Wrennie_bird08]

I have those cat salt & pepper!!!! I love them

[@veronicaoverman1650]

That's a cute table you picked up. I think it is a great idea to paint it so it coordinates with the nursery. The same pink as your shelf would look good.

[@sunshine43708]

not for branding meat. for dipping in batter , place in hot oil for cooking pull off cooked batter for cookies or for cups to fill with pudding of fruit.

[@sjkelley7]

Frederick, MD is a fun historical town to visit. My sister lives in Germantown, MD.

[@leewalton3242]

I have family in Brunswick

[@bettyfromthebarnoncranecreek]

At 9:03/19:20 you missed the Lladro Bride and Groom while reaching for the Holland Mold Easter Egg Dish. Sold comp of $55 on ebay. Just pointing it out in case you go back and it's still there. 🙂

[@joellel3527]

I think the table you bought is an old telephone table. The shelf fits the old phone books, which were thick. Everyone got a white pages (residential) and a yellow pages (business). They were usually at least 2” inches thick.

[@madibe53]

I believe that thing you thought was a meat brander is actually a cookie cutter for a type of Swedish cookie. The molds are for meat delicacies etc. Can't remember the name of the cookie.

[@TaraLynn56]

Pizellie (sp?) cookie. It should have a handle and you dip it in batter and fry the cookie.

[@shainazion4073]

They're just called Swedish rosettes usually

[@meaganweaver6177]

I am from Adams County too! I say "sherbert" just like you do! Rainbow "sherbert" in the punch bowl was the best growing up!

[@christineschiebel2890]

It's sherbet and then sorbet. 2 different ice desserts. Then you have yummy gelato. Some fancy dinners serve sorbet after some part of the meal to cleanse your pallet. Go figure probably Liz dinners.

[@paulettedutcher2093]

I loved the folding rocker, rosettes (the metal set in the box) are fun to eat and make for the holidays. That table is a great find! Clean it up and see how it looks without paint, maybe just some polish and stencil some sweet rose buds on the sides. I’m not one to paint either but I don’t think it would be terrible.

[@chelleschimmoller6503]

our punch was grape juice, Sprite and sherbet(grew up saying Sureburt).

[@dtruetheeness]

Great table!

[@leahvaughan9363]

Love watching your videos! The wooden boy and girl are wall hangings. They sit across from each other and have each have a wooden rod which they hold between them. They are suppose to be playing that jumping game. You jump between the rods without falling or messing up. Dont know the name of it, but my parents have a set. They are from the 60's. They bought them when we lived in the Philippines.

[@lindabell5534]

Rosette irons are for making a Swedish Cookie. You dip in the batter and then dip in oil. Makes me think of funnal cake cookies. Lol

[@janahertzberg6485]

Yes! Paint it!

[@maryhancock9681]

I always pick up the Vera Bradleys no matter the condition. They came out when I was a teenager (1960's) and have always loved them. I love Betsy Johnson too - same time period.

[@shellykelly4947]

Wasn't that a Kraft Peanut Butter bear jar? There many different ones in the set. I think I have 12 (?). Check listings online and some go for $30 to $35.

[@Justthollyy]

I think so too ! It's missing the green lid though. Not sure if that will effect the value.

[@alfa5243]

Your table will look nice with a fabric Basket inside.

[@sandraobrien1050]

Pretty sure that bear jar was a Kraft Peanut butter jar! I still have my punch bowl sets and use them at every shower. We make the cranberry juice, 7-up and ginger-ale with the floating orange slices.

[@lindabeck4254]

Sherbert is pronounced surebert and sorbet is another frozen treat. You pronounce sherbert perfectly

[@funbunz123]

The irons are for pancake batter to make deep fried cookies they come out like a shaped funnel cake type thing

[@susanguzzo3643]

Whenever I donate picture frames I take out the pictures I think it’s sad that photos of family end up in goodwill and garage sales.

[@MoonRaven777]

The little wooden table/cupboard is a good pick. Ofcourse you can paint it if you want to but try first to find out what is says on the bottom… You found a couple of good items..👍🏼🥰

[@sheilarudolph5058]

Right around the middle of the video where you were reaching for a large egg with bunny on it, I think you may have missed a Lladro wedding couple.

[@martharendon153]

Please share what you learn about that little table. I doubt it’s really valuable so paint without guilt.it can always be restored later. Chalk paint is great, even Rust-Oleum makes one.

[@fabulousflatfashionwithtis1806]

I'm bringing punch back into fashion. We have it at every event and I have a vintage punch bowl. I also give them as gifts to friends with the ingredients for punch. We do a tin of fruit, a bottle of lemonade and a bottle of cranberry juice. Can add alcohol if its only for adults. Also, watch all the 'don't paint the wooden furniture!!' Crowd come out of the woodwork! You paid for it, it's yours, it would look awesome green. We painted my daughters wooden set pastel green and it looks great!

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

I used to have that rosette set. makes a thin delicate cookie.

[@kathleenpeterson3181]

Hi all. About the cookie thingies. I was thinking pizzelles. Are they the same as rosettes? I'm not a pastry chef, just love great tastes. 😁 Thank you Jocelyn for all your instructions.

[@marlamork7350]

Yes Scandinavian rosettes, you make a thin batter where a hot iron is dipped in the batter you will cook until a light golden brown then sprinkle with powder sugar.. Generally made at the Christmas holiday A set of irons can come with several different attachments.. Irons are usually passed down in the family..

[@cathieharris6122]

That rocker looked exactly like one that was sold through a catalog store in the '70s. The name of the store was Best Products. You chose what you wanted by looking at the catalog and went to the showroom to pick it up. The rocker wasn't expensive back then. I would guess that it was a copy of a more expensive piece of real furniture. So, long story short, be careful when looking at fold-up upholstered rockers. You may get a Best Products one!

[@wizardglick7762]

I have a collection of that Hall Orange Poppy pattern! I think that bowl was worth at least $25.

[@adelaidesocki]

Shmutz! Thanks for expanding my vocabulary!!! ☺️☺️😍😍🥳🥳

[@sandybeach144]

The Playboy was a good pass those mugs might sell for $5.00. They are common. I sell almost exclusively playboy vintage.

[@constancebusch3107]

There's a lladro cake topper at 9 min. 🙂

[@jessicabontempo4503]

The Playboy beer steins go for decent money, 1970’s. Anything vintage playboy does really well. I understand not wanting to resell something of that genre, but their are collectors out there!

[@susanballesteros1042]

Growing up I remember my dad use to have the exactly the same one the Radio , Record Player, Cassette tape glass cabinet.use to listen to cassette tapes on the radio or sometimes dad would aloud me to play my records on his machine. Pretty little table once it's all cleaned up and detailed with the colors for the nursey it will be very pretty in there .Love the pretty glass bowl very pretty the vase is pretty to .Great haul have a wonderful day 💕