Loaded GOODWILL Shelves and Antiques | Shop With Me | Reselling

[@SB-et6dp]

Seductive frog. Two words I would never think go together 😂😂😂

[@pgreenlee3762]

Cruising the GW here in Palatka, Florida (think Mayberry on a river) and I spot praying hands...So I say out loud, "Praying hands, I get a point"...A voice from another aisle chimes in, "Crazy Lamp lady fan?"....I said yes, I love watching her!" So you are famous even down here in "Mayberry"!!

[@nadirules2255]

That’s hysterical!

[@rhondajohnson3184]

That’s is awesome!🤪

[@friendlykiwi384]

Love it!! xx

[@judyparmentier9699]

Mayberry on a river. Love it.

[@mariontheantiquarian7849]

I love Palatka! I’m a bit south of you in Longwood…. & would have done the same thing 🤣😂🤣

[@amielawhorn3537]

I grew up with my parents collecting primitive antiques and really could not afford them so each piece always had a story behind it. My dad also took down a barn that was over 100yrs old.. put the barn beams up in our house..made wainscoting with a shelf chair rail out of the barn wood and made a wrought iron circle staircase. I still remember him talking my mom into agreeing to letting him cut a hole in our kitchen floor for the stairs to go downstairs where he added 2 more bedrooms. He made 2 closets on each side of the front door with the left o er barn wood. What I wouldn’t give to have that barn wood. He did that and owned and operated our family landscaping business. He was a busy man that the Lord felt the need to need him at the young age of 51. So primitive antiques run thru my veins. We always had vintage everywhere throughout our home as well. Mostly in the kitchen. We even drove to the Amana Colonies in Iowa one summer because my mom really wanted blue and white granite dishes. That had to be the late 70’s early 80’s and I remember being so bored. Lol. I must admit though…you got me hooked a few yrs ago on MCM, but primitive antiques step-back cupboards, pie safe’s, wardrobes, and the enamel stove that was in our kitchen “just as decor” will always hold a special place in my ❤️. Just wish my dad was still here😢

[@BBBang-s9q]

What a beautiful story ❤ 😍! Thanks for sharing! Can't hold my tears. Miss my dad so much too! He recently went to heaven.

[@amielawhorn3537]

@@BBBang-s9q I’m so sorry. My ❤️ understands. I lost my fiancé recently to a benign brain tumor. Good will was my stop after getting off work in the ER almost 4 days a week but since Ken passed away I have only gone twice..

[@BBBang-s9q]

Hi Amie, sorry to hear that. You have been through a lot especially recently your loved one. Life sometimes is hard and unfair to us. But we have no choice but move on and embrace it. Hopefully you will recover from your pain and find new happiness. Thrifing is one of ways. Take care and stay safe!

[@middleagecrazy4234]

Thanks to this young lady my eyes are open to things I would never give a second look. Love your teachings, yes you are a great teacher!!!!!

[@loridietrich2369]

One of my favorite designs in any form of art is Callalily I have a pair of silver earrings that are my favorite.

[@rosieibarra2140]

Every afternoon I look forward to watching your videos. You have such a good eye for sellables!!!

[@sherripettigrew]

I LOVE those mugs with the vine handles

[@jodiely7983]

Joslyn, Your recall of values amazes me for the number of items you deal with.

[@stephanieevans6542]

My grandmother in-law had a wooden table with gargoyles but with a much different top. Very awesome carving, the craftsmanship is unreal! Love your videos! Stay safe and be happy!

[@juliaorgantini143]

It has been years since I visited the Fogelsville Goodwill. There is a fantastic Chinese restaurant in Fogelsville, I usually order their orange chicken. I see a mother-daughter road trip in my future! My mom had several of the rooster refrigerator boxes. She used them for butter dishes. My favorite refrigerator box is my Hall refrigerator box in the shape of a 1930's era refrigerator. Three of my 4 kids have moved out and they asked me if they could have a box for butter!

[@cindyk8481]

I was at Zionsville antique mall last week-was visiting parents in PA. I picked up and wanted the little pottery birds too. Lol went home with 4 beautiful fairy lamps.I passed on the red fairy lamp too👍🏻

[@79mbaldwin]

The polish pottery was amazing!! Thanks for showing it to us. Love your channel!

[@colorcrayon54]

I so appreciate you sharing w/ us what things are & what they’re worth. I also appreciate your openness to share different styles; next time primitives? ♥️

[@marieryan2541]

Hi Jocelyn.love shopping with you at a new antique shop so many beautiful things to see. Marie

[@marymeadersadams6010]

I couldn't help but notice while you were looking at the Barbara Rose piece, that you totally ignored the southern folk pottery on the bottom shelf. (I know. Face jugs are not for everyone.) The only piece I could see well enough to identify was the Grace Nell Hewell face jug. Grace Nell was one of the premier queens of southern pottery. She was once dared that she couldn't throw 1000 pieces of pottery in one day. She did! Her pottery resells very well, especially a large piece like that one. I think the small blue face jug in front was made by Bobby Ferguson. A dear wonderful man, who was a 6th generation potter. His granddaughter Jamie is the 8th generation. Both the Hewell and Ferguson families are part of the long and rich history of folk pottery in the north Georgia mountains.

[@CrazyLampLady]

If I go back, I''ll take a better look. I did noticed them off camera, but I just thought "Wow, those are magnificent. And boy are they spendy." Haha.

[@marymeadersadams6010]

Yes, they can be! LOL My father's face jugs sell for $3000 - $5000. My grandfather's, $30,000 - $50,000. There are only 10 of those, & 2 are in the Smithsonian. (PS: My husband is in love with you! He is an old relic that might be recovered one day.)

[@yvettecorbett2360]

Love the Pyrex refrigerator dish!

[@francesh3423]

I have several primary colour Pyrex fridgie dishes that share a lid👍

[@cathydees6467]

Enjoy going shopping with you. Thank you for your videos.

[@traceytwardowski1491]

The little Pyrex is sooo cute! The grab bag stuff,Fox was neat,little vase😍, “The Lava Love Room” lol! , Opalescent candy dish,Amber and blue glass bowl is wonderful!💜😍💜

[@AlleyandGrey]

I have a set of those small Pyrex refrigerator bowls. The lids are clear on the Amish Butter print refrigerator bowls. I won't part with mine...

[@maureenlogan7674]

Because of watching your channel, I am able to recognize the names and look of some great items! I found a Polish pottery bell today, and a Hall teapot... all because I learned from watching and listening to you! 🥰

[@onlyluvisreal6691]

She's a wealth of information about quality findable items.

[@valeriekasper9132]

It's always good to pick up Pyrex or other vintage dishes even with out the lids! Sometimes someone has either/or and needs one or the other! I may find the missing item in another shop!🙂

[@lisaflint1986]

Love the glass gold bowl at the end. Great fines. 🎉🐧⛄

[@staciwilson1138]

Loved the mugs with the rooted branches. I think they would have sold decently.

[@kayworkman3689]

Turquoise butter print Pyrex, yes yes. Sells good in our area.

[@rubywingo6030]

I totally laughed out loud LOUDLY over the seductive frog!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@danielclaeys7598]

The winged critters on the tray table are griffins. You pronounce Ikebana correctly. Personally, I am having trouble with signed/not signed pieces. I see a lot of signed work that is weak in design and a lot of unsigned work that is truly phenomenal. I think that if I had to choose whether or not to buy a piece on being signed or not, I would have to make my decision on the design. Good design lets my buy pieces that aren't my personal taste. Besides that, it actually makes the reselling a great deal easier because I don't have a particular affectation towards it.

[@francesh3423]

Do you not find the pieces don't move or fetch less $ than you can make any profit from? I pick up pieces for myself based on what draws me in but generally/generically signatures I find sell better

[@jmcosmos]

I thunk they were gryphons at first, but then I noticed they only have two legs and not four, so that makes them wyverns.

[@danielclaeys7598]

@@francesh3423 Not really, but I generally have to be there to sell it. Personal taste is very subjective, good design and execution isn't. Names don't always reflect quality. Do you remember the Cadillac Cimarron? Cadillac wishes we all would forget that one. As a seller, I have to do it lot of homework. Pieces don't always sell themselves, signed or not.

[@jsajr1987]

Thank you for showing what a glassy baby was. I always wondered but never looked it up

[@babsbyrne1464]

Love love loved the glass at the end 😍.. beautiful find

[@lavettahbrewer8274]

That baby is so beautiful. My children are grown.

[@annquintana2297]

This place was filled with great treasures! Loved all the glass work you picked up, so beautiful. The bar cart was you left behind looked like an amazing piece. Thank you for sharing.

[@christiehudnall2429]

If I ever redid my kitchen, I'd be tempted to buy all the Polish pottery. It is so beautiful.

[@galaxyreacts2dumstuff]

Thanks so much for all you do! At minute 5:45 you pan over plates that could possibly be William Sonoma made in Portugal plates. I see these as sets of 4 from $75-125! Singles that are rare can go as high as $70!

[@jamiecocozza231]

That antique mall was amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@margaretalbert69]

I'm so glad you describe all the pieces,. U r very talented and informed,smart

[@freshndaktchn]

That Santa plate was PERFECT. I started collecting weird looking vintage santa faces and he would have fit in perfectly lol ❤️

[@NanaColeen]

Thank you so much😁This was great❣

[@sebastianreeves6801]

The antique table with gryphons is right up my alley! 😍

[@jomcgee6094]

That table was amazing 🙀 I've never seen one like that, and I love the gothic.

[@francesh3423]

I've fallen for Czech pottery thanks to your videos, looove the bright, unique colours and fun, quirky designs. Found my second Ditmar Urbach piece recently!

[@leithsapitan1428]

Love your show. I get nervous wheni check your store! But I do it everyday.

[@susanbarnettkiengsir]

Wish our Goodwill looked like yours 😉

[@verylikecheryl]

04:00 Yes, those pyrex dishes have ribbed glass lids. I would love a set of those. I think they must have been mainly for the American market. They don’t tend to come up for sale from UK sellers.

[@brandid710]

I just want to say Thank You for yours videos. I learn sooooo much from you !!

[@onlyluvisreal6691]

The chair looks like Herman Miller. The mid century modern lamps were beautiful 😍

[@carolperrin8723]

I believe it is an Eames piece.

[@onlyluvisreal6691]

@@carolperrin8723 Eames is Herman Miller and the chair and ottoman sell new for 8000 dollars.

[@rosekinnison4724]

Beautiful pieces, great finds

[@azjersee]

Yipppeee you are on!!!

[@vanessatlmt]

The table reminds me more of griffins. Beautiful piece!

[@MonkeyGoatLady]

That gargoyle piece is something I’d buy and decorate around!

[@jmcosmos]

00:30 I vote for the art class project. It doesn't feel accomplished enough to be a real primitive. 03:27 No, alas. 04:00 Yes, it would be clear. They always were, so you could look in and see what was inside: leftovers, or a biology project. 😄 09:20 It's my belief they're wyverns, which were quite popular among fantastical animals of the nineteenth century. At first I thought they were gryphons, but then realized they only have two legs rather than four. 12:47 Oh, take me back home, mother ... those chair-ottoman combos were considered the height of TV-watching coolth in my high-school days. 17:49 It's a Don Walton Pottery piece; he operates these days in Fancy Gap, VA out of a gallery called Mountain Star. $45 is kinda low retail for him, best I can tell. 18:56 I passed the second you said "flash." I got bit recently, buying two storage jars I thought were real ruby glass only to have all the "ruby" come off in the wash as I cleaned them for kitchen use. Fortunately, they're still usable for storing food.

[@tracyhasty6506]

Thanks for adding a word to my vocabulary! Never heard of a wyvern, before today.

[@lisamillerbuchert9447]

Just wanted you to know that Holly Ross in the Poconoes has a large and beautiful collection of glass lamps (the one that have a separate light on top and bottom). They also make fiesta ware. It’s been 10 years since I’ve been there things may have changed.

[@BarbaraatQueensAvenueTarot]

Gawd, I went to GW today bc I had a couple boxes of unsellable duds to donate so naturally, I went in after the drop. Our GWs totally suck. Time for a road trip. Thank you.

[@kristenvanfleet191]

One of my favorite types of antique malls Wish I was there!

[@middleagecrazy4234]

It would blow your mind of the Tolavera ducks I found in Kansas yet I live in Texas. The details is impressive. I would normally dismiss it as I sold many you buy in my yard sales. Lol

[@missyb.623]

I enjoy Zionsville Antiques!

[@traceewolf1142]

I enjoy your videos.

[@lisadouglas8828]

That gargoyle table would definitely work in my house.

[@mehouck1]

"don't know the retail value, they are a dollar a piece"....cracked me up!

[@shelbyhoward7304]

If you ever find yourself vacationing in DFW Texas. I would love to see the hidden treasures the Crazy Lamp Lady could find in the small antique shop I am in.

[@shieladenisewilby2862]

Helloooo happy new year to you and your family xxx

[@Priscilla721000]

Wow! Beautiful Murano pieces! ❤️

[@MrsNoemee]

Holy guacamole, your sunglasses are screaming Miranda Pressly vibes from The Devil Wears Prada.

[@lisaedwards6621]

Yay Pyrex!

[@brandihilton5181]

Ahhhh! I have the frog planter and had no idea it was McCoy!!

[@tracyhasty6506]

It's one of the reasons to watch. I've discovered who made a lot of my finds.

[@aprboone1]

"But it doesn't really look like Santa. ".lol..

[@DannaK247]

I flip for a profit too. Sometimes I yell at the screen over things on the shelves you pass over that could make you a nice profit.

[@carolyng5133]

😆

[@tracyhasty6506]

Me too!

[@joannachampagne3836]

Will you let us know how much you will ask for the items as you get them or at the end - it will help us all learn the value of your pieces and what to look for ourselves - thank you - fun channel!!

[@ba3140]

You see, I would use that duck as a small Planter, not as an ashtray

[@dawnrasor7515]

Summer sale? I had to check the date on this video. Especially since we are going to have a low temperature on Friday of 4 degrees F. Burr!

[@jmcosmos]

Ehh, film that's been in the can a while.

[@annaking9213]

I loved the face jugs.

[@rosamerla1534]

Hager lamp is pretty

[@tracyhasty6506]

I don't understand why a vendor would put NFS on figurines. They shouldn't have them in their booth. Label them with a crazy high price, instead.

[@lanetterippeto3730]

My mother used to go to a lot of antique booths. I wish I knew how to do eBay. I might have been able to help her cash in. But too late now

[@friendlykiwi384]

That was a scary Santa! xx

[@eloisemuller5105]

I remember when one could buy sets of Polish pottery on QVC.

[@christinamartinez2658]

I get display pieces being “ not for sale” but the little birds? That’s crazy.

[@marymeadersadams6010]

What is "not for sale". For enough money, I have sold my shelving out of my booth!

[@cathifamjourney469]

Why put it there if it's not for sale? Crazy, I would keep it at home if nfs! Lol

[@sallyhutton6276]

I have a similar one of those birds. Did not know it was Anderson pottery. I bought it at an estate sale for a dollar!!! It’s a little sparrow.

[@rachellebarker3083]

@@marymeadersadams6010 I know, right. Why not just price them really high?

[@susansawatzky3816]

I can’t believe you LEFT that 1940’s toaster !! 😩😩

[@trishatolbert2776]

The candle huggers look like they have a Napcoware tag left on the one.

[@lizlagle671]

just beautiful

[@dorothyrobdau7365]

ICE T is it really called ICE iT ? You picked some very nice glass that was just waiting for you. Also I liked some of those lamps; some shades or some bases. Fun shopping with you. Joselyn.

[@francesh3423]

I think the pronunciation is Ice Et

[@jmcosmos]

It's "ice-et" Arte Murano or "eese-et" Arte Murano, depending on how ethnic you want your Spanish. The company was started by a Murano-trained man named Bruno Ava. He decided he liked the climate of the Venezuelan mountains better than sweltering Italy.

[@katieyeager1953]

The goodwill here in NC have mostly clothing no goodies like you seem to have in your videos

[@peggysmith1091]

The little pewter bears are Avon, I think early 80's

[@castironkev]

Nice stuff! Love those fridgies- my thrifts don't yield bounty like that lol

[@Jen39x]

Not for sale!!!! I’ve been proven true. There’s collectors out there who are renting antique mall booths to hold treasures that have overflow from their homes.

[@julihertel6711]

Can we talk about the lava lamp booth?

[@chriscondon6426]

See if Alex from Curiosity Inc. wants the Pyrex fridgy dish. His wife is just got a set with that pattern.

[@janetking4826]

I wish my Goodwills had just a fraction of the stuff that you find in PA. Anybody live in Phoenix, AZ that has some good haunts they are willing to spill? LOL

[@kimberkenwald4958]

I was wondering if you have sold those utensils (spatula, knife, etc ) you guys found on the bed in the hoarder house?? They had black handles.

[@rikkemeek1506]

I don't think Jocelyn picked those up for resell🤔

[@sebastianreeves6801]

They were Cutco pieces. Don’t blame you for wanting them. ♥️

[@RetiredRosie]

As another use for the lidless Fridgie, could it be used as a planter or as a baking dish for one portion of something?

[@jeanneswift2005]

Super Nice. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@booknerd78]

Was that a Starbucks tumbler being used as a vase behind the chipped vase? 😂

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

❤Love ❤prim❤

[@margaretalbert69]

I luv the flow pieces,.some original. Just don't know how to display them

[@vickyg990]

It's been a while since I've watched your show and looked at your ebay account. You used to do most of you sales starting at $4 auctions. Now I see there's quite a few pieces that are BIN with much higher price points. How did you decide to change your pricing methods?

[@laralukes1706]

How do you look stuff up on how much stuff gos for when you say you are going to look it up please cause I have been trying to look stuff up cause my mom has alot of stuff that is worth money and I want to make sure when I sell it I have a in between price so that it is over priced and where I still can make a profit for all my siblings

[@yvettecorbett2360]

The prices at your Goodwill are cheap compared to ours.

[@carolyng5133]

At our Goodwill they take all the nice stuff and jack up the price and call it "hand picked." 🤨

[@katherinehilloppel2756]

Who is the designer on that wonderful blue vase, Zack ferar? I can't read the tag and I don't think tou mentioned it.

[@pollyormiston3006]

What app do you use to value items?

[@leithsapitan1428]

Were those fenton birds you left only $10.? What happen?

[@CrazyLampLady]

I thought the same thing when I was editing the video! I think I was too focused on the Andersen Pottery being NFS.

[@marilynmeador5280]

Why has all the good will stores gone out of business in Brentwood California 94513?

[@anitamilller3199]

What site do you use too look up things?