Primitive Kitchen Ware... Measures, Mochaware and Buckets/Ask Alice/Kitchen Tour Part 4

[@annyoung1579]

I'm enjoying this series so much !!!!!! Hope Alice is buying more antiques so it will last forever !!

[@ginamaria2579]

Her collections are absolutely amazing 🤗

[@barbarasimmons7637]

The very best way to start my Saturday morning, time with Anne and Alice!!!!! Thanks so much!

[@AnneClay]

Our pleasure!

[@tamraanderson4225]

Love it!! Makes you smile and fell good and warm.

[@DeannaMoyers]

What a beautiful outstanding collection…I can tell Alice really enjoys all the lovely pieces she has. So glad she agrees to share them with us. Thanks Anne for another Alice video. ❤

[@alicerickard8077]

Thanks Deanna!! I really do enjoy my collections and enjoy sharing them!!

[@grettalemabouchou6779]

That combing piece could be for carding wool. Some buckets are the outside of ice cream makers. :))

[@DonnaVintageSnippets]

Thank you, Alice! It is so much fun hearing you describe your beautiful collections. Thank you, too, Anne!

[@sheilalovesgreg3489]

All the measures are gorgeous! this series is just fascinating 😍 Thank you ladies

[@traceyhudson5883]

Thanks for sharing a beautiful collection! The large combs could have been used to process flax- since many colonial fabrics were linen.

[@debswanson7653]

I am SO IN AWE of Your collections Alice. I am living my dreams through your wonderful videos. I have managed to collect a few prized pieces over the years. Funny story, I am a thrifter as well and sometimes find items to create "the primitive look" I want. I found an old ice, wooden "firkin looking" ice bucket for a couple bucks. Last week I painted it and roughed it up. I had chosen a rustic pumpkin orange color and re painted the bright brass straps black. So I was thrilled to see your authentic measure in the pumpkin color. Great minds I might say. Lol I have saved all of your videos and follow your lead! Thank you Anne for your wonderful channel. I may have mentioned in the past, that you were my VERY FIRST You Tube subscription. Hooked for life!!! Thanks

[@AnneClay]

Oh wow Deb - that is SO COOL - I mean the thrifting but the whole first youtube subcription thing!!! I love it!

[@debbiewilson6527]

Hi girls, thanks!

[@paulalim1476]

Alice & Anne…..everything was just gourdgeous!!😂😊❤

[@AnneClay]

hahaha

[@paulalim1476]

@@AnneClay 😉❤️

[@marthameadows9013]

How fun. History with Alice. What is the difference between a bucket and a firkin?

[@judymelchert3966]

I love all the info from Alice. I never heard of Mochaware, something new to watch for thrifting !

[@jeanettebrown5783]

My grandpa put grain in wood bucket to feed cows & horses

[@deborah3055]

❤️

[@suenunn9099]

I believe those are flax combs.

[@lynnjames5039]

I just watched an expert teach about yellow ware and she said the one that is white on the inside is the English ware and is not as desirable as the yellow ware we have here mocaware is only a mark on the bowl and that's when its called that. I'm sorry but you may be a bit confused as to what you have there, nice collection none the less. The things you have make me melt for sure primitive things are wonderful!

[@kathleenroberts7972]

Your bucket collection is beautiful! How many years has it taken you to collect all of these collections?

[@tinadaniels6597]

I was wonddring....what does she use for everyday cooking and serving? Does she use her yellow ware?

[@debkarcher1992]

I was wondering if Alice is married and does her mate love antiques as much as she does.

[@AnneClay]

She IS married and her mate does not seem to love antiques as much :) He likes his man cave with his big TV more I think but I'll let her answer that!