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ANTIQUE SHOPPING AT BIG SHOW | FIRST TIME SHOW | VINTAGE VALUES
It's my first time, and I'm really excited about it! I'm selling and shopping the Utica, Michigan Antiques Market, come along and explore new dealers and newly discovered vintage in this place I've never before seen.
This rainy morning is the perfect time to play hooky from my booth and go search for fresh finds to add to my antique inventory...and finds are found! A Royal Dux seal (masquerading as Bewsick), a WWII Royal Canadian Air Force hanky and a comely horsewoman gracing a humidor a few of the vintage values worth taking back to my selling space.
This show is a big one, and we spot a lot of other fun vintage and valuable antiques along the way. A U-Haul kiddie trailer, a sexy 60s fiberglass swag lamp and a scarce sky blue Moon and Stars oil lamp are bright spots, while a viewer couple with a nearby shop show me their space of handsome furniture at buy-me-now prices! A specialist in old sound devices demonstrates a 1905 cylinder disk player, while another dealer with an online presence shows us the cool railroad lantern, vintage advertising and pop culture gear that makes his space such fun.
We hop a few puddles along the way, well worth it to see this surprisingly vast show and its offerings, from the crazy and kitschy to the elegant and stylish. What a fun show! We take our buys back to the booth after amassing so much footage that half of it will appear right after this video as a special live broadcast on our new The Antique Nomad Live! channel. Join us there to see even more!
Here are some of the other special things that we get to see along our shopping excursion:
Keystone troop carrier, 20 gallon crock, floor height candlesticks, iron candelabra, Fenton crest lines, Treasure Craft fruit line, Hummel nun bust, Doulton Silicon Ware, Royal Canadian Air Force hanky, LaGuardia Airport china, morning glory painted horn, Seeburg booth jukebox, Chesterfield flange sign, Bewsick animals, variety of Mason jars, Jumbo Peanut Butter jars, NKOTB buttons, dinette set, concrete planters, chalkware baby, foot warmers, chenille throw, patterned blankets, afghans, 1940s spice rack, pedal car, pie covers, yokes, Tonka car carrier, newspaper wagon, cocktail recipe shaker, India chakki table, Prairie School slag glass window, King flying saucer, Murano fruit paperweights, Hollywood Regency dresser items, doorknobs, etc.
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[@george.carrasco]

Great video George! Thanks for sharing!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Oh this one was fun!

[@thomascabral8443]

thank you for showing me the way,, new ideas, items made ago,,u misty and jeffery inspire me

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm so glad! I find a lot of inspiration from the past that informs the present

[@erinnkemp]

Thanks George.

[@markziegler1660]

Great Video!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you, I had fun there!

[@stacyhisey4145]

Love the purple mason jars!!! Wow!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Me too!

[@lynnmaupin-simpson1215]

What an assortment of nice old things in great shape.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes it was a delightful show

[@gardendaisy]

Those mason jars are beautiful. Those purple ones are really pretty

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes and those were stated to be pure original purple, not sun turned or irradiated

[@twistoffate4791]

At 4:30, the fiberglass pendant lamp you showed us j-u-u-u-ust didn't wow me. It looked like balled-up pizza. And I usually dig most fiberglass lamps. Thanks for stopping at the Beswick animals. Hearing about those made my day.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I do agree, the chunky fiberglass is not my favorite look but it's so asteroid-ish that some people really like it! I do enjoy Beswick animals

[@evaparker7142]

Just so you know I always click the like button 1st because I know your videos are going to be good if not great.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Aww that's nice thanks!

[@alesiasteele869]

I have that tv tray. Mine doesn't roll. But is in really good shape i use all the time. I paid 4 bucks for mine.

[@teresafaulkner7773]

Good show 👏

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks!

[@lorrainebowden2683]

Thanks Misty. I saw your answer just before video ended. You and Barb will be doing a live sale together. That's awesome!

[@lisbethmllegaard8437]

I adore Doulton Lambeth stuff. One of my absolute favorits. That would be a desert Island subjekt...along with a Wally bird 😉

[@rosamerla1534]

Just loved the Edison disc player, the caged bird that sing and the slag glass panel.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Those were definitely among my favorites

[@bonnieikamas1201]

Fabulous visit ! I lived near Utica for a long time before my dear husband passed away eight years ago. I don’t remember there being an antique fair there back then. I now live in Sturgis, MI and I’m about 30 minutes from Shipshewana, IN where on Tuesdays and Wednesdays there’s a huge flea market! You should check it out! If you do and decide to participate in it, I will definitely run over to see you and your wares!!!🥰

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I will definitely hit Shipshewana sometime, it's been recommended to me for decades

[@cecoya]

I really liked the Fenton green with milk glass at the edge and the other one that had the ruby edging on the milk glass. Oh and that milk glass spice set with the black lids was great too. I think it is time for me to go antiquing again. Haven't been in a while. Thanks for letting me tag along and you have a great day, with safe travels

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Go have fun! There's lots of fun stuff and nice people to find out there in this community

[@janay9706]

I am obsessed with old canning jars and other jars. Not sure why, maybe because of their use in storing food a practical necessity. Thank you for detailing them George!! 💗💗💗

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You're not alone! I just figured it's not often we find such variety so it was worth reviewing

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I think they are really interesting to see as they evolve and it was a rare chance to show a lot at once

[@middleagecrazy4234]

Those feet warmers would be great for hunters! Lok

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

True enough!

[@YvonThriftyRich]

Hi Hi

[@shirleenbadman2752]

Thanks for the interesting video. It was a bit scary seeing the New Kids On The Block badges there..

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Lol time Marches on, I was startled too

[@lynnedelacy2841]

We call those chenille (which BTW is French for caterpillar) bedspreads candle wick bedspreads in UK

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I didn't know that! Very interesting. In the states, Candlewicking specifically means little balls or beads on the edge of an object

[@mooonienelson2126]

I really enjoyed seeing all those variations of Mason jars. Knowing what we know now about safely processing food, it's amazing more people didn't die.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

True! I'm sure it was worse before canning was invented to support Napoleon's army

[@denisemcnabb]

Cool stuff despite the rain !

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It really was! I found a lot of fun things there

[@mollierocket705]

Fun

[@rickmiller5356]

$75 is an awesome price for that gumball machine. It would have gone home with me for sure.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Sure was if I knew a good locksmith I'd have bought it

[@rickmiller5356]

@@TheAntiqueNomad There are a couple places online that sell replacement parts and keys for many of these old machines at reasonable prices, but I'm sure you already know that.

[@joananderson6545]

George, right now it is next to impossible to find canning jars because of......2020!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I've noticed they're selling fast

[@goodpeople5676]

Awesome.......... love every single items . Enjoy I loved your Live channel. With Love from SAM Guwahati Assam INDIA

[@cherylmellblom9736]

You write George frequently. Tell us about yourself and what items are vintage in India. And anything you would like to share.

[@goodpeople5676]

@@cherylmellblom9736 our country, religion, n culture , history are antique and me ..... I am vintage 50 yrs old. ....... jokes apart I am an ULTRA RUNNER . Doing so from 2016 . Have INDIA BOOK OF RECORDS, LIMCA BOOK OF RECORDS, U K BOOK OF RECORDS. I love to collect British India coins , and coins with edge inspiration. Also collect cameras , and have lots of brass antique n vintage artfacts. I have antique furniture ( dining table n dressing table, and corner stand ) I collect all tribal MASK Indian , Asian, n African. Heads made of Bamboo roots . ( very beautiful art) cane furniture. ( new) . And cameras. Lots of other stuff in small numbers. In INDIA most antique pieces are stone statues, bronze statues and books on leaves, ...brass Items n instrument. ..... and lots of monuments. In one life you cannot understand INDIA. 🙏🙏❤

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's great! I'm so glad someone asked, I've been curious too. British India Coins are the most stylistically interesting in the world from the modern era to me. Also like cameras. I'm intrigued with the antique art and artifacts I've seen from India and hope to see more, maybe in person sometime

[@YOSOBOHO]

Thank you, George. I LOVE learning from you. I always dive into things after watching you (to learn even more.) I never see the Jumbo Peanut Butter jars up here in Northeast Ohio and I was pretty sure it was an Ohio brand. It looks like it was produced in/near Cincinatti. I found it super interesting that it was made by the Frank Tea and Spice Company (founded in 1896 by immigrant brothers Jacob, Emil, and Charles) that made the still famous Frank’s Red Hot Sauce. Awesome find on that mismarked seal!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's so interesting! I didn't know that connection. I love hearing that the video inspired a deeper dive and now you are educating me

[@YOSOBOHO]

@@TheAntiqueNomad ❤️

[@greengoddess8679]

I love thrifting with you. I think we have a lot of similiar tastes, such as in glass. I love Fenton and unique collector items. I hope to bid in an auction real soon. Thanks! greengoddess

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I hope you get to do that! We do share the glass love

[@pattimercer9357]

Okay, my favourite video yet!! So much stuff I hadn’t seen before! Loved it! Thanks George! Off to Live!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I had fun there

[@tracyemery1850]

I absolutely loved this video!!! I learned so much about the unique items you featured. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I'm so glad, I try to find fun things to show and this show had them

[@bonnieikamas1201]

I always find lots of new information when I watch your posts! I’m very appreciative!

[@alicegoesnomad8448]

👍🏾

[@lisbethmllegaard8437]

Have you ever seen and toucher a Real Wally Bird?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I have not, and I sure would like to find one! It is now on my "bucket list"

[@lyndatro5158]

Great video. Can you do a piece on how to tell if slag glass or leaded glass is of good quality?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hmm, that's a good question! It's really about thickness I think more than anything else for the glass pieces themselves, but the overall effect in a piece varies depending on how it's used

[@danielclaeys7598]

My now deceased husband told me that everything old has a story. With selling, almost anything, I try to find a back story to go with it. This is why I know so much miscellaneous factoids. My work background is 43 years in the flower industry, overlapped with 25 years in interior design. Now at 66, I have a chance to do what I want with antiques and vintage collectibles. The irony of glass, I have Parkinson, but glass and porcelain speaks to me. One day, I am going to drive up your way.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's right! That's my m.o. as well. Keep them coming, I learn from you and that's part of what makes me like to do this. I'm sorry you have to deal with that, I have a relative with it but it does seem there's a lot of stuff developing that might stave off effects. I'm glad you're enjoying what you wish and having fun with collecting! I look forward to meeting you in person sometime.

[@danielclaeys7598]

I met a drag queen in Atlanta named Formica Dinette. It was just an ordinary weekend and Miss Dinette was hanging out at a local watering hole with her friends, the mother/daughter singing duet, Whydontcha and Layonme Judd.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Lol that's awesome! I knew one who did an act with a drag queen called "The Captain and Chenille", she'd dress in a Chenille blanket

[@sylviajones4907]

The phonograph music makes me think of really old cartoons.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's how I know a lot of that music lol

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

Hey George! For $17.00, that foot warmer bottle would've come home with me...probably the $25.00 one, too. Was that dinette set an Arvin set? It reminded me of some they made. I have an Arvin set that my aunt is using now. Loved the 1927 Keystone truck. I've always liked the old newsboy's wagons...just never had a place or use for one. I'm not a big fan of the "Moon and Stars", but I liked that lamp! I used to have a lot of the Chesterfield signs and thermometers...sold them when I moved here. I really liked the Ford rolling TV tray. I saw on old oak phone there...always wanted one of those. Loved the 1905 phonograph! I have an old tall Atlas canning jar that belonged to my great-grandfather. He used it to take water in, when he went to work in the fields. It's a greenish-blue colour. I'd like to find an old Bowman Trucking metal truck...if one was ever made. That was a fantastic show!!! Many things there that caught my eye. Thanks for taking us along!!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Those were rather low prices on the warmers! I didn't check but the base of the dinette set looked like Arvin to me. I think the wagon would be fun to use around the garden, but otherwise they are a bit large to just display. I don't know about Bowman Trucking, but I"ll think of you if it ever comes up!

[@joananderson154]

I would like a record of the old 97. Is it out there

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I see them listed online

[@susanwehe8270]

Will see everyone on The Antique Nomad Live

[@eringomez-watters7881]

I still can not understand how they recorded sound onto a tin can?!… 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It's the same concept as records, the grooves hold the recording and the needle transmits it

[@frankhetzel5363]

That kitchen cabinet for 275.00 is there anyway to send money for it and have you keep it for us till we can arrange a trip there to pick it up absoulutly love it exactly what I need for my kitchen??????

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm afraid it isn't mine! I think those folks have a shop near Utica, if I can find the name again I'll refer you to them

[@sarahj.8372]

Wonderful...thanks so much. Very angry baby...beautiful cherry ? tea chest.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hmm I said mahogany but you may well be right about cherry

[@sarahj.8372]

@@TheAntiqueNomad that one to me is always hard...has to be the right red in either for that darker color...not too fond of the popular brown now..it was in in 70's I helped mom pick cabinets of it..that plain dark brown and white wood grain counters. lol.. Blessings..