Look Out for These Fakes! | Shopping for Antiques & Vintage Deals

[@Korenscollections]

My Daughter is 32 and because of myself and her stepdad, she loves old furniture. She grew up with our house that was built in the later 1800’s. It had a tavern which I opened as a tea shop. I made all my own teas and desserts. I used all vintage teapots and cups. This is when she got a love for old furniture and glassware.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

@@Korenscollections that’s cool! My parents gave me the appreciation too

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

@@Korenscollections that sounds like a really fun experience

[@janetpogue4970]

They have a welcoming shop!

[@janetpogue4970]

Came back to watch while I am waiting for your newest video to be released.

[@janetpogue4970]

Wow near 60 K, congrats 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@s.f.8867]

16:20: Considering the size of the shoes this seems to be more likely a christening gown for girls or even boys.

[@janetpogue4970]

My grandmother had iron stone but always wanted fine china. I like iron stone

[@roxanneswanson4500]

Hi just thought to point out the item you called little girls dress for Easter in the frame on the wall was a Baptism gown for boy or girl baby.

[@janetpogue4970]

I have never heard of an opera lamp, interesting.

[@janetpogue4970]

Hey, let's help George get to 60K! Share videos with a friend who doesn't know about George, yet .

[@DynamiteDaynaD]

A book trough! How cool! I've never seen or known that kind of furniture existed.

[@stef9218]

The little girl's outfit at 16:00 looks like a christening outfit

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

@@stef9218 I’m sure you’re right

[@dtruetheeness]

I agree wholeheartedly with passing on as much information as you can about things to collectors.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes! Honest representation keeps people interested

[@lisak161]

Absolutely. Nothing frustrates me more than sellers who know NOTHING about what they're selling and almost expect the buyers to educate them. Especially on Whatnot🙄

[@LindaKayHolevas]

My grandfather was a rockhound. He & my grandmother traveled all over the world rock hounding. One of my favorite memories from my childhood was working out in the shop with him. He’d let me use his tumbler to polish rocks, etc. He made beautiful opal jewelry, along with other stones. I was always in awe of his crystal & rock collection. I wish I would’ve asked more questions back then because it’s such a fascinating thing to do, but I was only six or seven years old. Anyway, I loved that you showcased the rocks & crystals. Thank you! xo

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

@@LindaKayHolevas oh that’s a fun story! I wish I knew more about them but they sure pretty

[@VickieV1333]

I’m addicted to your videos! You give us so much information, thank you❣️

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm so glad to get to share all this great stuff!

[@kathygolden2103]

I love listening to your comments about the items you see. Your channel is informative and your voice is so easy to listen to. Hope to meet you someday. Thank you for doing this work.

[@MC-qb1jg]

This is the perfect time to mix decorative pieces.Ill never forget my Chanelle bedspread as a little girl.

[@sherifink9737]

Disappointed that you did not show any fake items as the title stated.

[@tinakercher8768]

What a cool antique mall! Do you think that baby gown could have been a christening dress?

[@susanalfieri4487]

I thought the same thing, Tina.

[@joycleckley2881]

I have collected christening gowns for many years. Machine made lace was exported from Switzerland in 1860's. Have the same thoughts as you ladies, believe that to be a christening ensemble. Being mostly all handmade, called love clothes because of the time involved in making. I would snap this up in a heartbeat if lived closer. Many warmer climates made an 18 inch skirt version length. Love his videos❤. Have a blessed days.

[@evelynfidler6285]

I was confused by the way they displayed it

[@susanpoindexter1635]

I'm subscribed, love you George!

[@francesh3423]

Thank you, George! I found a Roseville Donatello vase quite awhile ago not knowing what it was (before I learned about Google lens) and picked it up for $2.99 because despite 2 chips and a small hairline crack, it was just so interesting. I grabbed it but held onto it because of what you spoke on regarding seller's responsiblity to be knowledgeable about their items. With the damage, I won't make a huge profit, but I'll now be able to accurately describe it.

[@erinnkemp]

Thanks George!!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you!

[@lynncombel1106]

Thank youu soooo much Uncle Professor George!!!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I love that moniker ;)

[@jodyengler625]

10:49 pm I really appreciate your vast knowledge of all things vintage and antique. I learn something new every video. Thank you!

[@emptychair8141]

The Ghost calling at the floor Scarlet O'Hara lamp🤯

[@ramolanorton3948]

Thanks George!

[@TinaLouise528]

My favorite is the 3 tier lamp with hand painted glass shade.

[@dy9278]

Your vast knowledge of so many genres and periods is most impressive 👏 The lemonade insight is hysterical 🤣

[@JulieLivingood]

Thanks, George. You are my go-to for learning about antique glassware.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Great to hear!

[@tammyreneewalker5244]

I agree about the price of new bedding. Chenille is such a great way to go for placing over an older chair or as a topper. It is hard to find queen & king sizes, however you could layer it to work. Thank you for another informative video, George!🩷

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

On a chair! Great idea. Thank you too

[@sherrymckay5184]

Ammolite is found more by Lethbridge than Calgary . Friends of mine farm near Lethbridge . They found a pretty nice piece of it on their farm .

[@mghayes9489]

Thank you for taking me on this tour to see all these beautiful things. ❤

[@susandesilets6320]

Your knowledge always amazes me. Some of those Victorian pieces are stunning. I especially loved the hand painted lamp shade with stand. I thought the price was great. Also that small cabinet in the same booth was gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us. I look forward to everyone of your videos. You never disappoint.😊

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

The lamp was a favorite of a few viewers! I'm glad I could do this with you. :)

[@barbaragodfrey1402]

That could have been a baptismal dress worn by baby girls when they were baptized then framed. Quite common in South and Midwest

[@april5666]

I LOVE hearing/watching your videos. So much information, given with generosity in dulcet tones. Thank you so much for all you share with us, Mr Antiques Nomad :)

[@janetpogue4970]

😊😊😊😊

[@goldenviolet]

So many wonderful things to look at. Thank you for showing us so many lovely things. 🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸🌹🦋🍀🌞🌸

[@s.f.8867]

The harp is really nice.

[@naturelover2292]

If you’re still in Florida if you are near the the area, I have visited some nice Antique shops downtown Plant city Fl on Collins Street.

[@lynnedelacy2841]

Another great video such a variety of ‘fancy’ stuff I love the look of a pop of fancy in a more restrained decor And as always the depth of your knowledge never fails to astound

[@judybreedlove5348]

Loved your video....Your wealth of knowledge is so helpful.

[@marie-christinezorn1037]

Hi from Springfield OH George. Yay a Live!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

So good you got to see it!

[@marie-christinezorn1037]

@@TheAntiqueNomad It was Great! So many beautiful things.

[@Sandyjoandy]

Hi George! Love your videos...thank you for giving us a variety of vintage, and I love your refreshingly positive style!!!

[@cecoya]

There were a couple of the display cases that I like in this place. You have a great day and thanks for sharing

[@janetpogue4970]

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[@laurieolk5643]

Your knowledge is encyclopedic George. I always appreciate your channel for that. There are some that call things they aren't, throwing a lot into Art Nouveau or something. We get a lot of dealers in the EAPGS group wanting an ID, for pieces from last half of the 20th century. Knowledge really is power.

[@GerryPicker]

Hi George, binge watching your videos this morning & thank you for the knowledge transfer. I always learn from you & your extensive experience. So much fun!

[@dorothyrobdau7365]

The little girls white dress was most likely a Christening gown.

[@carolcopley3639]

Always wonderful to travel along with you. So informative. Look forward to all your posts.

[@pattyroyal3269]

Hi George, thanks for another GREAT video❣

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You are so welcome!

[@bethb7965]

So many beautiful pieces!!

[@dorisbern6539]

George I love the turquoise colored glassware in picture they are really pretty I'm kind of partial to turquoise color, I saw so many pretty things in there but my house is full of stuff right now and I'm past the age of still collecting and my kids don't like anyting I have!!!

[@BayouBelleVintiques]

I have to admit I do launder my linens....soaking them isn't all that difficult and I've restored some badly stained linens that will fetch much more money than before.

[@luvnalaska44]

What a lovely shop. Thank you for sharing so much information with us today. Always love shopping along with you.

[@llmifg]

What a beautiful shop your friends have. I love all the pretty, but the Roseville Futura is my dream. A foot! of snow here in PDX, can not believe it. Very cold and foggy though, so not a nice sunny snow, lol.

[@seaside2001]

Really enjoyed this video. I always learn something new watching them.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It was nice to go through a mall that had a lot of neat fancy decorative objects and things that most people in the market don't encounter anymore!

[@janelchambers6791]

Love this video it is important to know what you are selling to you customers, thank you for stressing this. Had this happen to me afew years ago and the seller was not nice about it

[@cindr78]

I learn so much from every single one of your videos. Thank you!!

[@AntiqueAgenda]

What a wonderful mall...my kind of place!!! Bristol glass for $16?....YES PLEASE🤣

[@c.h.9193]

WOW, That wash stand is so unique. What a brilliant idea and great talent. So glad I got to see that one.

[@foxyblu4897]

I love that capri blue hazel atlas collection! I will have to be on the lookout :)

[@dawnkurtz9541]

Beautiful antique mall. Enjoyed all the glass.

[@elderlypoodle9181]

Thank you for explaining that bolt In the middle of that pedestal piece. That would have confused me! I would have stood there trying to figure that out. … For way too long 😁

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I did the first time I saw one. Then a dealer took one apart in front of me and I got it

[@elderlypoodle9181]

I appreciate the knowledge 👍

[@giselawilliams1877]

Great treasures, love the way you present things🥰

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

Good evening, George! That Victorian opera lamp was really pretty. That seemed a good price on it. I liked that chair next to the lamp, too. I have a water set in the green, of the U. S. Glass "Delaware" pattern, like was in the vitrine. I would've had to have bought that Bristol vase. At $16.00, I wouldn't have been able to pass it. I really like Bristol glass. I have a complete set of the Wade nursery rhyme pieces. I display them in an old printer's drawer hung on the wall, along with quite a number of old wood spools that still have the thread on them. The old wood spools, with the thread still on, makes a nice colourful display. I liked that goat "Bucking In" mug. I'd like to have an older AH "Rings" beverage set. I'm not too fond of ice lips on pitchers. I liked that walnut surround pin cushion. Loved that mermaid clock! I'd move something to place that one! I've always wanted one of those wood butter churns. You were SPOT ON with what you said about knowing your stuff! I loved that blue pitcher, with the floral pattern, on the shelves with the old photos. Jewel Antique Mall looks to be a fantastic place to shop! Thanks for the take-a-long!!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm so glad to hear someone say they like Bristol too! I have always thought it was the most underrated Victorian art glass. I have a relative with a Wade set too, I remember how hard it was to complete in the time before eBay! I like the A-H rings a lot, I collect Manhattan so not surprising I suppose. Everyone flipped for the mermaid! I finally got to own a nice printed butter churn a few years back. I know you would really like this place! Thank you for your concurrence with my little rant. It's fine to make mistakes, not know everything and have to learn as you go!-but it's not fine to not even try and leave your unsuspecting buyer holding the bag for your ignorance.

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

@@TheAntiqueNomad Bristol has a distinct look that can't be confused with any other glass. It doesn't matter to me if it is English or American, either...they're actually impossible, for me, to tell apart from one another. The Wade nursery rhyme set is the only set that has ever interested me enough to complete the set. I like most all of the Wade whimseys, but the nursery rhyme set is my favourite. I have a Tom and Jerry set in the Wade figures, too. It's only the two pieces. That mermaid clock was OTT fantastic! It's no surprise everyone flipped over it. Yeah, mistakes will always be a part of being human, but all it takes is a little research to learn about any item. There are way too many resources available to get information on ANYTHING these days to not take advantage of them. Not being willing to take a few minutes to get information can result in selling the customer, as well as yourself, short.

[@stephaniethirtyacre9532]

Oh my gosh. My friend invented Jelly Belly. He'd love to talk to Joyce about the taffy shop. He absolutely loves those old taffy pull machines. We have a place in largo so I'm going to find her next trip down. How fun!

[@deborahb7284]

Thanks again for the wonderful educational shopping trip George. There were so many beautiful things to see. Have a great day!

[@robinwatson5970]

Thanks great video

[@aweinspiredable]

Always interesting and informative. Thank you.

[@raggedyann4372]

Great show, thank you George❤️

[@stinkbugdesigns]

I love your channel so much! Would love to see a special doll episode ❤

[@agomodern]

I've been saying the exact same thing about 80s Santa Fe style. It's been pretty much forgotten, but I could see it coming back. As a dealer it's kind of frustrating because there is so much out there that will come back at some point, but no point in investing in it because you just don't know exactly when that will be. Sadly, I pass up stuff I actually like but just isn't valuable yet. I just saw a 1980s catalog of companies that designed or wholesaled Santa Fe style. Thanks to this video, I'm now regretting that I didn't pick it up. :/

[@elderlypoodle9181]

Do tell !!! At what temperature is Lemonade less deadly 😉 That Metlox Fish has the same red and black airbrushed look as their Red Rooster Poppy Trail set my parents had !!🥰

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Lol I've had some pretty sour nasty hot summer street lemonade from other kids when I was little! You are correct, that "1970s" orange was really 1950s California. Provincial!

[@catginacole8613]

George, "Modern Gothic decor" is pretty trendy right now. They take victorian furniture n items and paint them black or other darker colors. So I can see why there is an up tick in Victorian things.

[@maggiecousineau1877]

I loved the Bristol glass vase.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You're not the only one

[@barbaragodfrey1402]

Learned so much again

[@alanarobertson9827]

Have you read Radium Girls? I had no idea that people, mostly women, died from working with radium paint.

[@chellepitts1990]

Just love your videos! I have learned sooo much!

[@foxyblu4897]

I'm newer to finding vintage and antique items to collect and sell. Please no one attack me lol! Was uranium glass more expensive when it originally came out? I ask because I am going through my grandmas estate and trying to sort. The family wasn't rich in any way and were dairy farmers.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi there! Vaseline (yellow-green) art glass of the Victorian era sold for more because they liked the color. 1930s depression green glass was inexpensive new, a lot of basic pieces were even given away free. 1970s-on vaseline glass, Fenton custard, etc. was made to be collected and was more expensive.

[@janiceboling]

the moody maximumists love fancy!

[@george.carrasco]

Great video George! Thanks for sharing!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm so appreciative that you've taken time to watch all my old stuff too! I hope you got a lot out of it, I try really hard to make some of the footage stay relevant regardless of how markets change

[@jill.yesterdaysmemories]

Hi George! Looks like you’re having a great time in Florida. Ken and I have had some great hauls here the last couple weeks. You would have loved being with us at both of these sales….one was 75% off everything! It was loaded with vintage and collectibles.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Oh wow! That sounds fantastic. Frankly, Florida has been great and I've had good fortune for merchandise, but I also feel like people's stock seems tired at the end of the season and that people need to recharge, so I'll be looking forward to hitting things up that way

[@mattaaronwalker88]

I do love fancy !

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I am glad to hear that! There's a lot of really pretty things ready for someone to love once more

[@cathyreed6983]

Hello from Grapevine Texas.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hey there! I did some good shopping in Grapevine a long time ago. Are there still antiques there?

[@Annettec457]

I sure enjoy your videos, I have learned so much.😊

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you!

[@susanpeacock9781]

Question 17:20 Did Homer Laughlin make a dish set made in black glass/ dark amethyst? I have bought a set of cups and plates about two years ago and are not marked. It is my favorite collection and want to know more about black glass.

[@cherylross5322]

I love it, too! When I used to do a lot of antiquing for glass, I would always hold the black glass pieces up to a light or a window to see if they were purple!!

[@lucyposton5032]

You know it all and that's why we love to listen to you. But I have to say when you don't know you say so and say you need to research it.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I want to be honest about what I do and don't know! I learn from other people that way

[@bubbacharlietripp]

Hatano is a very well known designer, esp. of tables. Still designing.

[@mattaaronwalker88]

I have the rainbow set! I'm missing the blue one

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's a nice one

[@eye4eclecticgreatfinds843]

You always have such great information ;) I found a the Haegar Mauve Agate Floral Basket a few months back... I think I paid $4, did have a few minor paint chips off the paint on the inside rim. But overall it was a good find, especially at that price!

[@debbiedenk301]

Do you do any appraisal? I think I heard on the nurse flipper that you did appraisals.

[@persiphonehellecat]

How much was the uranium glass bowl/ My son bought me that one a few months ago. Man it glows

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I don't recall, I'm sorry! That's one I'll try to check on this weekend

[@borderlass101]

Is the dress , bonnet and shoes not a christening thing ?

[@bethb7965]

That's what I was thinking.

[@lauraansara5066]

Michigan here! Hi

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Cool! I hope some video we have all 50 states represent in the comments. I was born in Battle Creek

[@lenaray6257]

I want horse lamp

[@crabbyresister9194]

I want that blue chenille blanket

[@stephaniethirtyacre9532]

Wanted to see you in mt Dora, but have some family I need to care for. Curious if you have a list of shows you plan to be at so we can go buy from you and have the chance to say hello.

[@olivecracker1]

Can any one tell me how long its suppose to take to get invoiced after you win a bid ? I sent several emails but havent been invoiced yet. Im not sure if Im doing something wrong or if George is just really busy. I dont want to email him again and be a bugaboo if it happens to be the latter. Any info would be much appreciated . Thanks.

[@olivecracker1]

Update. I was invoiced. ✌️

[@robnorwood3591]

Really interesting video, George! I saw about 30 of those fancy old pickle glass containers with the tongs in Stillwater the other day. I never thought about it but I might get one. Do you like those? Are they worth buying?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Pickle castors are great Victorian art glass, if they're real and not reproductions or replacement liners (if the glass doesn't securely fit the bale or the lid, it isn't original!) . The presence of those non-original ones really brought down the value of these 1870s-90s beauties so they might be a deal now , Check current sold values and you'll get a feel for today's market

[@sherri2594]

How much was that mermaid clock?!? I'm sure if it's for sale it's way out of my budget lol

[@lisahunnicutt4469]

We're you ablento go back and get the cart?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I ended up with another one instead, which just sold!

[@feliciaparivechio6271]

I am done with Goodwill to I pay more and the quality is terrible they have there own Auctions in a building here in Georgia❤❤,and they sale clearance on line its inpossible to even to shop personally for myself for clothing its outrageous and shopping to resell well its so hard to find good prices and honestly you can find better in the wild as soon as I text that you said it lol 😂 good luck