Let's go Antiquing, Thrifting and have a Thrift Haul from Home!

[@heatherbuchholz6771]

Scott I love the glass book you showed us! Books on antique anything are akin to the old Sears Wishbook for me. Treasures to astonish you on every page. Maybe someday you’ll share your library with us. I’m sure you’ve collected many interesting reads over the years. ❤your videos.📚

[@tamarrajames3590]

Oh Scott, I have a squat Fostoria Versailles bulbous vase with a standing neck and clear spiral handles in teal. I have long loved it. I have never seen another piece to match it…but I keep looking. I am facing my first year of holidays without my Beloved Husband who shared it all with me since 1974, June 21st. He crossed the river April 13 2024, and we Married December 13 1974. So many shared times, now all in the past, and I can’t find the festive feeling inside me this year. You doing these daily videos give me something to take my mind off the dreadful void where he used to be. I don’t think I am ready yet to do it alone. I have begun restoring our Arts and Crafts era home back to its original glory. Very little was changed from its origins, that cannot easily be removed and brought back to how it was meant to be. Together, we did a good start at restoration…and I have set myself to finish what we began. Perhaps when that is done, I will be able to face these dates and Anniversaries with more enthusiasm…I can only hope, and until then, your company and effervescent cheer will be my teacher. Thank you.🖤🇨🇦

[@candydonnelly7543]

Wow Scott, those sweet meat sets were Fabulous, and the boxes, incredible👏❤️👏. You inspired me to add to my collection of research books on Pressed Glass, yes an Amazon order tonight 🤣. I have to do some further investigating on the English Company who produced that Flow Blue Bowl. Way back in time a great great Uncle was one of the Officers sending the SOS message as the Lusitania went down. Growing up we were never allowed to talk about it, my grandmother would start crying. What a busy Sunday night, thanks for your interesting video!

[@leesasmith1666]

I have several of those "heathen" shirts. They are so comfortable around the house. You need to wear the heathen (worn) hat with it. Great haul! I love everything. I learn so much watching you. 😊

[@AmericanAbstract5205]

It is so nice for you to do this show n tell and teaching….one for each day for those who may be feeling alone. Your heart is golden. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@MadelineRose-ep7fj]

Lived in Japan for eight years. Have sold everything from there except a beautiful Thousand Flower vase and Octagonal dish. Since the 1980's have used lacquer ware bowls. Microwaves have not been kind. Love the simplicity of the stretch glass. It reminds me of satin glass. Are you decorating your front porch for Christmas? Did you install a propane fireplace for your livingroom? You must think of adopting another you know what. My favorite do everything in is a paint scared Deception Pass State Park hoodie of which is my "show me" where I contributed many volunteer hours. Be safe out there.😊

[@beiderbecke1927]

I'm waiting for a night of Scott Movietone Follies, when you tell a couple of jokes, do a little time step, and sing Melancholy Baby. I fairly gasped over the horseshoe platter! So delightfully American, yet with that aesthetic movement diagonal design behind the central horseshoe. Magic. The pitcher is also amazing, but if truth be told, I'd prefer it without the etching, but that's just me. I have a heathen sweater that was my father's that I wear when I'm watching TV, and too many heathen pairs of shoes, mostly old Vans. Anyway, you were on fire, and cheered me up after a depressing Saturday, but that's another story. Thanks for committing to these daily videos, you're the tops!

[@MsSarah32503]

I loved learning about and seeing the EAPG. You are a good teacher.

[@lindadonovan9159]

Good morning. Enjoyed the shopping and history of Glassboro College / Rowan University. So interesting! The first pitcher you showed us, in your delightful home, had such a neat little detail around the rim. To me it looked like half slices of lemons or oranges. All your purchases were wonderful. I’m new to your channel and am really enjoying it.

[@adelaidesocki3595]

Horseshoe plate is beautiful and remember that the horseshoe goes open end up to hold all your good luck. 🥰

[@maryscott_50]

What a fascinating thrift "haul". Those sweet meat trays are breathtaking. Thank you

[@donna8212]

Great video Scott. It is very thoughtful of you to put out a video a day ❤️. I’m here for it 😁. I have a few “heathen” sweatshirts too 😂. Hope your day is fabulous 😊👍🏻🕊️.

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha 🌺 Japanese things were always presented so beautifully! Enjoyed spending time with you! Aloha 🌺🥰

[@PK-bh1ww]

When you said there's that great stuff being pulled from attics in NJ, I was about to pack my bags and head for NJ. I like that 3 tier single candle stick.

[@Desertcrone]

I love the stretch glass plates. And that art deco candlestick. I have a smaller round table that can seat 5 people max. So I’m not looking for candlesticks in pairs, just one fabulous one for a centerpiece.

[@catherinebyrne8628]

Again I could never pick a favorite item as they all are so interesting 😊

[@LB-ht1qk]

Thank you, Scott, for today’s video. My favorite is the oval Fry Glass platter and the 1920’s enameled vase. That is really something that you found the sweetmeat trays in their original boxes!

[@jodidavis6595]

I sure am enjoying these daily programs. I don’t usually have wide eyed reactions but I did with the single candle stick. I don’t know why but it just was really pretty. And I love how excited you get when you find something special. It makes it all the more exciting for me too ❤

[@joyceenlow8389]

Loved the sweetmeat sets. I’ve never seen those. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@kells5731]

Thanks so much for sharing your latest finds. Love, love, love the candlestick and the sweetmeats sets. Amazing!!

[@debbiecampbell554]

Loved this presentation!!

[@surpriseitsus9622]

Sweet meat 🍖 😂 I'm 61 and not a grown up yet. TY Scott. I love shopping with you. 39.00 was a nice price on that vase. Here in Phoenix it would be 75.00, at least. The antique stretch glass plates for 3.00! So pretty. That mansion ❤ Rowan. The Park Avenue pattern is very cool! I better stop now.

[@elissarn8529]

Well, the heathen sweatshirt is lived-in and has character! The sweetmeat sets are pretty!

[@amymclaughlin1201]

I LOVE those sweetmeat servers. I think I actually like the boxes better. I love decorative boxes.

[@surpriseitsus9622]

My favorite was the deco candlestick. ❤️

[@sandj104]

So thoughtful to share your day with us. Looking forward to sharing in your day. If ever in KY again would love to meet up and go thrifting.

[@suespearmint7585]

I love lusterware and those sweetmeat trays are fantastic. Never knew they existed.

[@carriesanchez8740]

My favorite was the lusterware sweetmeat set. I have never seen one of those before! Cool! You Cape Cod shirt is comfy for a cool day at home. You are a superhero in your Cape Cod shirt. You have to have a cape to be a superhero, right!

[@catdz4917]

Thanks always for all the great information Scott!

[@SharonPadget]

So much research and work goes into compiling those reference books it’s mind boggling. Thank you authors and thank you Scott for bringing them to our attention.

[@Trojan4u]

Love the pearl stretch plates..stellar! 🔥

[@ninasgriccia4652]

Well, because I am a lover of EAPG my favorites were the horseshoe platter and that beautiful pitcher. Then you brought out those sweet meat trays. WOW! Really loved those. So different (at least here in the Midwest). The stretch glass plates are also beautiful. Great haul Scott. Nina from Michigan

[@janloftness]

I liked the Capitol Christmas Bells record. I did’t know they made 78 sized 33 1/3 rpm discs. I look forward to hearing it! Cute cover, of course!

[@julsatmidnight]

Can't unsee the "smooth nibbles" on that jug now 😂

[@hildacruz3759]

Scott You are the best.

[@3251JOE]

A Park Avenue bowl identical to the one you mentioned came down to me through my father's sister and belonged to my paternal Grandmother who passed when I was 5 months old. A few years back, I found 8 dessert bowls in the same pattern and combined them with the big bowl as a Christmas gift to my sister so she would have a piece from that grandmother who died 7 years before Sis was born.

[@PamelitaSi]

Scott, I really enjoyed this video with so many fabulous items. I like stretched glass and have a tidbit tray in blue and a candy dish with lid. I’m going to check into getting the book like you have. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. This was a top drawer video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@francesedwards4369]

You never fail to entertain and also help us learn! The sweet meat boxes, what treasures.

[@melisablack7920]

❤❤❤ Scott , I'm watching in my old hoodie! I believe our sleeves are twins! 😂😂😂 Great Haul! Hope I make the sale tonight.

[@sandragarcia4404]

My husband went to glassboro college he was the principal of edgewater park school he open the School. My husband educated the prisoners of Trenton state .He died two yrs ago he also wrote a book about Beverly New Jersey.

[@kpgunther]

Scott, it's so sweet of you to keep us company during this Holiday season... It can be lonely if you're on your own. We always love spending time with you and I look forward to seeing what you'll share with us over the coming weeks! ❤ (I love that 'heathen' sweatshirt, it looks great for being 22 yrs old, lol!)

[@reviveitsisters1263]

Oh boy Scott. I really missed out this week. You found amazing items. Love that Lucky platter that’s just an amazing piece. And those Boxes.😮😮😮😮❤❤❤.

[@conniebearer1]

Amazing haul Scott. I’ll be bidding on a few pieces!

[@kathyhodges7054]

How did I miss this video. I loved absolutely everything 🧡

[@llmifg]

Very difficult to pick a favorite. Flow blue bowl, lusteware and of course the EAPG. I'll be very curious if you can identify the large pitcher 'cos I can't :) Thanks for taking us shopping as well. The antique shop had some very cool covered EAPG and other lovely glass.

[@deb7518]

I LOVE the three lacquer sweet meat boxes and sets! Around the time we got married (31 yrs ago), my husband gave me a vintage lacqer heart-shaped candy box. I'd love to get that out again and display it, but various factors have prevented me from unpacking my vintage trinkets since we moved a few years back. (Moved from a two story house to a one story, and I just don't have room!) What a day you had, indeed, to find these items. That pitcher is so impressive!

[@dianayavetz6286]

Thank you for always helping us learn new things.

[@Gardenwitch1954]

Love the Birds set!🐦❤

[@marialadybug6261]

My favorite is the clear glass pitcher with rubin red rim. Fantastic!!💚

[@karenslater9371]

The lustreware and their boxes, wow!

[@teresafaulkner4874]

Thanks for the video

[@amyb1]

Bob Wills singing "Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas"! I thought I was the only person who knew that song!

[@JerilynnSchultz]

The Fry glass platter, horseshoe platter and pitcher! Plus the sweet meat trays!😊❤

[@JerilynnSchultz]

And I forgot those fabulous stretch glass plates, beautiful. 😊❤

[@danielulz1640]

I like everything that you showed tonight, Scott. If I could only pick one, it might be the ruby stained hobnail pitcher. I wonder if it is Hobbs? Anyway, thanks for sharing 👍 😊.

[@2manyroberts]

The bulls eye glass pitcher was Amazing!

[@hopenoack8857]

Hi Scott! 🤗. I have a favorite sweatshirt just like your cape cod sweatshirt! Mine is from the 90’s and the sleeves look the same! I just can’t bring myself to throw it away!! Me and my sweatshirt have history 😂! Thnx for another great video! 🧡🍁🧡🍁🧡🍁🧡

[@allymonte7295]

Wow! So much interesting information in this video. And even though I'm originally from Woodbury, my brother and family lived in Glassboro for over 30 years and my best friend Jo lives about 10 minutes from there. You've met her. Another great historical town close by is Pitman. I enjoy seeing every place you go. And when I was young, Glassboro State was a popular school for us area kids. Thanks for another great video in your holiday series. The glassware was amazing!

[@kathleenworkman3884]

Love that Eastlake 1880. I would take that home. I would love to shop your area thrift stores for some of those pretty china patterns to find decorative salad/dessert plates to put with my Lenox Solitaire china for variety in my place settings. Can you imagine the impact of 100 million dollars in that time? To do what you do, I would need to wear gloves before I went digging through piles or even searching for glass because of the fusty crusty stuff on donated glass. Eew. I know you keep wet wipes to clean your hands. I agree with you that books are the best resource. I do think you can trust Karen Williams identification. She researches exactly as you do and has an extensive library of books. My goodness you did find some EAPG beauties! Doesn’t a true crack change the sound of the glass if you gently ping it with your finger? I’m building my library of glass research books. Would you suggest the press glass book for my first EAPG resource or another? I like your old sweatshirt. It looks warm, soft and only the cuffs are shredded so I say keep wearing it. 😊

[@catgivens]

Oh my gosh that crystal and cranberry pitcher matches my little "Eunice" toothpick holder I got from you.

[@Kathryn_60]

So nice of you to post! I enjoy getting schooled on these items. I am wondering how you sign up to participate in live auction on Monday nights.

[@Marianne-wm3vs]

even your antiques stores are better, our local ones actually don't even have much glass! I found all of 2 pieces of pink Jeanette in ours . i guess its being in the Philly area where there have been many well off people in the past now getting rid of stuff

[@meredithsanders8692]

🎉Hi Scott

[@kimworkman2425]

You must have been. So surprised to find those lusterware sets in their boxes

[@ColettaDesign]

Love the black lacquer sweet meat box. ❤ Japanese Deco

[@dianneweaver4809]

My favorite items were the sweetmeat dishes

[@lauren6889]

Thankyou Scott

[@conniehenderson6754]

I am so jealous! I in Richmond, VA and we find absolutely nothing but JUNK in the thrift stores here. I think they must send all the good stuff to PHILLY and NJ. I have to live vicariously through you.

[@progqueen5952]

Hi Scott! Greetings from Gaffney, SC! Home of the peach butt watertower😂🍑

[@helenbailey8419]

It was interesting about APG..what is the red glass item on your china closet?It adds a lovely rich glow.

[@oldcuriosityshop265]

Oh I forgot I had a stack of red plates on top of the china closet!

[@helenbailey8419]

​@@oldcuriosityshop265😂😂I thought it was a glass top hat..

[@darcyhopkins8037]

Are you considering welcoming a cat into the 1925 bungalow?

[@danielulz1640]

For one hundred million dollars I would change my name too! 😮😂

[@carololiver2091]

I like the ding dong daddy of dumas pitcher. I really like old glass pitchers and actually use them.

[@maryvukovich2419]

thanks for being here today I can't take this anymore today so really thanks .

[@bethwaltz2607]

A "snob"? My Great-aunt Nora would dub you "particular". This is the same grande dame who preferred "fastidious" to "fussy" and "economical with the truth" to "lying".

[@gailcathey5642]

The Luisatana china-made for the ship but never made it on board or commemorative ?

[@danielulz1640]

Oopsie,Scott, you misspoke. The crystal opalescent bowl was tagged Jefferson Glass. I guess that you are human after all.

[@Kathy22211]

I wish women could get away with wearing heathen clothing. When I do it, I look like I’m living off grid somewhere in Vermont.