MILES OF YARD SALES! | SHOP WITH ME | VINTAGE ANTIQUE | RESELLER

ANTIQUE RESELLER PICKS 400-MILE SALE | VINTAGE SHOP WITH ME
It’s the first statewide yard sale of the season! We’re out in force and hunting hard for any vintage and reseller finds we can turn for a profit. The weather’s lovely, the sales are all over Hwy. 68/80, let’s see what we can find!
The first stop is a productive-looking gravel lot with a cluster of vendors in the middle of nowhere. Past the fire engine BBQ with a punny slogan, a tent with large ANTIQUES and FLEA MARKET signs tell us we’ve found a new shopping spot! We get to see some serious antique and vintage here, from cast iron school bells to those oilcloth baskets that used to be in every American grocery store. A telephone leads to confusion before clarity, a Nashville Flea Market dealer sells us a fun uranium glass pitcher, and we discover a new form of Snufarette. We even get to meet a camera-shy viewer before we go!
Our next stop is another new one to us, a storage yard where the old stock from a long-defunct antique store and tables of local vendors offer us more things we just can't refuse! A funky tambourine and a pencil sharpener in need of a bath whet our appetite, but the good stuff’s really inside the gate. Knowing about other regions helps our cause when a bag of Oregon depression era scrip that could sell for hundreds turns up on a table for $2! An Aladdin lamp with finial for $10 and some really stylish church fixtures go right to the van. (Speaking of church, which Madonna is which?)
The yard is an adjunct to Lake House Studio, a recently opened store of nice quality, where antiques and vintage blend with contemporary furnishings and fun new garden decor! There’s plenty of antique and vintage in here too, and we flirt with a shield mirrored 1890s music cabinet, Waterford sea life and an original Tennessee shaped license plate before buying more lamps (and a set of stools perfect for future KZbin studio filming).
Even the hardiest hunter needs a break of stillness in the midst of a crazy sale day, so we take a moment at a lakeside park before heading to our last stop of the 400-Mile Sale weekend. This haunt is familiar, a hillside on 68/80 where we find good reseller hits every year. Turns out the same group of a dozen vendors sells here every year; even though it’s day’s end, it’s still worthwhile, with Shawnee scotties and a slightly overdone stew bone or two ready to be gathered. What a great end to a great string of sales!
Here are some other things we find in this video:
Powder flask, railroad lantern, syrup dispenser, slot machines, Coke signs, reclaimed wood/acrylic tables, uranium glass, Fire Exit sign, compact, Ballonoff kitchen tin, garden arbors and rounders, oak side-by-side, oak paned bookcase, 1950s floor ashtray, wood slat trunk, outdoor sign letters, 1920s iron side table, phone sign, beaded whimsey, reticule, Santa chocolate mold, sock monkeys, Dodge radiator, Salem tea sets, mermaid fountain, PY/Ucagco shakers, tea for two set, Westmoreland green mist, 1950s porch chairs, carpenter’s chest, Elsie the Cow clock, oil can banks, Putnam’s fan, Weller Clinton umbrella stand, antique workbench, 1910s grain display cabinet, ruby epergne, 1960s wall decor, inlaid 1930s bedroom set, antler ceiling fixture, enamel and porcelain signs, dresser trays, cat s&p, hand blender, cow bell, etc.
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[@creativemadness6758]

Always a pleasure, thanks George.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you, the pleasure is mine!

[@Deborah4Antiques]

Sometimes you scare with your knowledge! I'm not joking, that memory is what we all wish for, you are gifted.

[@kimmurphy6864]

I love the big pink lamp. Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It was a must have!

[@laurie4275]

"...life was a swealtering proposition." 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Can you imagine? Everyone must have been sluggish or crazy from the heat

[@rosamerla1534]

Lots of great stuff plus beautiful scenery

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Kentucky has some really lovely areas!

[@lisbethmllegaard8437]

That horse figure looked like “ not the end of the trail after all” 🌻

[@donnahughes8409]

Great video Georgia 👏👏👏

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you!

[@leahclo4857]

I’m loving all your hee hees. You are having fun, and that makes us have fun too!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I have rather a chortle but it's fun to laugh!

[@roryrosevintageakalizliz8838]

Another great video George

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks! 👍

[@twistoffate4791]

At about 18:47 there sat a very large blue dog. I loved the dog, and would've had a lot of trouble leaving it behind.

[@kathleencox136]

Still learning. There is so much to learn.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Me too, it never ends and that's what makes me happy about it!

[@LeopardJoy]

My favorite thing was at your second stop, inside the building.... that gorgeous 60s wall unit for chatchzches (winging the spelling! :) with the bottles stamped or screened on the canvas part. Would LOVE to have that 🌟💗👍

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes, I loved the wall unit and would've seriously considered buying it had there been room in the little rental car

[@george.carrasco]

Great video George! Thanks for sharing!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks for watching! I really appreciate your enthusiasm...you're catching up on some fun old videos I'd not looked at for awhile

[@melindashahan6836]

Loved the eperen. Beautiful red. I've learned so much from you already. Thank you for so much information.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You are so welcome! I loved the color of that one. If you haven't already, please watch some of my older stuff, there's certain things that appear in some that I haven't run into again

[@ninasgriccia4652]

Great video George, So nice to see Zenomorph. A first for me! He should be a regular - he’s a great guide and second set of hands.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I agree! He doesn't like to travel so much but I'm always happy when he can

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi, folks! If you're reading this now, please join us in the chat and stay tuned after for extra chat and a short bonus premiere

[@Reclaimedvintage]

Thanks for all the Great info you share!! 😀

[@RoxyEwe]

Loved going along with you on the KY wide yard sale! My fave was the pink Aladdin lamp! 😊😊

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I like that as well! I'm glad you had fun going with us

[@lisasmith2724]

As usual you brought your A game. Thank you, dear George! Hello Xeno.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks! He says hi

[@violetblue4317]

My family had that same pencil sharpener when we were kids in the '70s !

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

We just had those silly plastic things that sort of worked if you were lucky! I always wanted one like that for home use

[@IamSnowbird]

I had a princess phone for a couple of years until I went away to college. My MIL had a beautiful cherry wood bedroom set from the late 40s. She sold it and bought a cheap looking lacquer set in the 80s. That set fell apart. My mom kept her Queen Anne set from the 40s and I now have it in my guest room and besides a few scratches it is still going strong.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm glad you kept that set! The 1980s pieces are coming back in style but they're hard to find in good condition, we see a glut of the 1940s pieces because they rarely fell apart

[@catfunksfabulousfinds]

Some of those depression glass measuring cups came in a box of laundry detergent to help them sell more detergent. Women loved getting something new when money was tight.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes, it was really clever of the glass firms, they knew people were loving the depression glass so if they could put one piece in your hands, you were likely to save your pennies to buy more for the set

[@kslecroy66]

I believe the cattails were Home Interiors from the late 1970s, my mom had some.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Interesting! I haven't seen them marked but that makes sense. I always have liked cattails

[@amymorris2996]

Oh, the bedroom set with matching inlays! So beautiful 😍

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That really was a nice one!

[@karenhollywood3523]

Recently found a pair of the exact pink Aladdin lamps in perfect condition like shown in video at Goodwill. Unfortunately, not with the original finials, but still had original harps. However, at less than $10 for the pair, not complaining, because I can still pass a decent deal to a customer while making a nice profit. 😎 Thanks for another most enjoyable video, George!

[@madisonsinger2518]

Hi George, so many interesting items; my favorite is the dresser & mirror with griffins; thank you & have a great day.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That was such a pretty piece! I had the same eact one in Washington and sold it last year, it has a dropfront desk and people were hot for desks with everyone being home more

[@martisteele6542]

Great video! I had that set of pink "phones"!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Fun! What a cute set that is

[@danielclaeys7598]

Reticula, from the Latin translates to woven metal. It's pronounced, Reh tic u la. The age can be determined by the length. The lady of means kept her collapsible fan in her reticula. As time went forward, fans became shorter and eventually passe. The reticulas followed suit. The Whiting and Davis white purse is still regarded as a reticula. I recently learned that Whiting and Davis also made jewelry.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

They did, I've had several pieces of their jewelry (including a key fob, currently). Your information about the reticules changing length with time makes perfect sense and is not something I'd given thought previously!

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

Hi George! Always look forward to your premiers! I liked that side table, too. We used to have my great-granddad's iron dinner bell...until some tornadic winds decided to convert it to iron scrap metal. Loved that dolphin pedestal next to the mermaid statue. I wish I had one of those metal wagon wheels...make a great thing to hang gourds. I have some massive gourd vines growing now. Wow! That large bell, next to the Aladdin lamp, would definitely wake you! You got a steal of a deal on those church lighting fixtures! Love that seed counter/bins! That epergne was a beaut!!! I really like those, and we have four...five...I'd have to recount to see. That barrister's bookcase, next to the bedroom suite, was fantastic. I'd love to have that! There were some super-interesting things there! Thanks for the take-along!!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Oh, a tornado, that's a real fear where I am, they miss us but have hit just north down in the valley on a few occasions. How fun to have gourd vines, we mainly have passion fruit (which I like but can choke out other things). I was SO happy with the deal on those church fixtures! There were a lot of nice things in that last store and I did go back and buy more, although I couldn't afford the barrister's bookcase. I always look forward to your comments so I guess we're even! :)

[@markie10ful]

Enjoyed this! Thank you!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You are so welcome! I hope to do more as summer goes along. I'll be selling during the next one, June 25-26 in western KY along Hwy. 41

[@denisemcnabb]

That was fun !!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks! It was for me too

[@MayraTreasures]

The Japanese teapots I believe that one is for tea or hot water and the other is for milk o cream

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That may well be, I know the idea was to be able to keep separate beverages in them

[@donnahughes8409]

Right after the Iranian glass there was a set of red glasses I didn’t catch the price on them but I have the short rock cocktail glasses just like them.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Neat! I don't know that I caught that either but I like the color

[@susanvenables4142]

Hi George just a quickie my granddaughters name is Aurora not after the town tho lol the Disney Princess. 😘XxSuexx uk

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Such a pretty name! We had a town Aurora in Washington state as well, named after a line in a sonnet

[@lisbethmllegaard8437]

I don’t mind arriving later....the stuff I want is still there. Might change now when reselling is becoming a nessety. I’m leaning to Go against my personale preferences ...to a point 😎

[@goodpeople5676]

Awesome... Enjoy With Love from SAM Guwahati Assam INDIA

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Good to see you here! There'll be a little brass in the next video, I saw something and thought of you

[@goodpeople5676]

@@TheAntiqueNomad WOW AWESOME

[@naomiwargel485]

I have the peacock!

[@jonathantoole1]

😁❤👍

[@catfunksfabulousfinds]

How much was the Indian Motorcycle sign at 2:35ish. Was it a new one, is that why you didnt mention it? It went by pretty fast lol.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I did skip it because it wasn't old, even though it's a great graphic

[@hollymaren]

Do you have a stalker with a man bun?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes but he's also my tech expert so I'm glad he does!