Small town antique dream! Back to my roots in this hidden gem shop full of vintage treasures!

[@annhenry3135]

Sunday afternoons are always a delight with Lady Mary Beth. Every week I learn and enjoy something new. Often I am reminded of my dear Grandmother’s home. Thank you so much, Mary Beth, for your hard work and the stylish way you share your knowledge.

[@stephanieburris]

I inherited my Great Grandmother's Spode Pink Tower that she purchased in the 1930's/40's. It is cherished. I've added some pieces to the collection and added the Blue Tower, which she also owned and went to the other half of the family. I am honored to have it and to know it will be passed down to my son and his family. I'm grateful he loves antiques!

[@patriciaredick9849]

I have my mother's Spode Pink Tower and love it too!

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Such a blessing that he appreciates antiques!

[@RobertRichey-km2xl]

Very interesting post. As a history teacher and cattle farmer I saw several items that caught my attention. I can appreciate the Crystal and China and have great awe and respect for the artists creating them but it is nice to see some male specific items of interest. Thanks

[@LadyMaryBeth]

You would love the man cave at Stockyard Antiques. This is definitely cattle country.

[@constancebarrett1398]

I walk through antique stores just for nostalgia

[@sherryg7722]

Mary Beth, my father took me to a friends home (he was a reseller), in my younger married life. I purchased a couple of older toy trains, as well as several green transfer ware pieces. The dishes are now displayed on the back side of the cabinets my father built in a recessed shelf. Thank you so much for sharing all the beautiful goodies and their histories. God bless you and your family. Sherry from Alabama.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Love hearing about your collections, especially the cabinet your father built.

[@kareninhtownmitchell9191]

I have my 96 year old aunt’s collection of flower frogs. I need to add to her collection and take a trip to Sealy!

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Yes, make a bee line for this shop. I have a feeling the Made in Japan flower frogs will sell fast. Thanks for watching!

[@MaxsMom-bv6hf]

The shelving unit holding the Toby Jugs I believe is the shell of a grand piano. I loved the beer stein with the Bear handle on the shelf by the Toby Jugs.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

I could not see the forest for the trees. You have a good eye!

[@darleneblock7575]

Thanks for posting. Have been watching the unfolding situtation in Israel, your video was a welcome break. Loving those turquoise/gold Libby glasses!!

[@roseperez9997]

Thank you for sharing Texas history.

[@emiliagarcia6868]

Good afternoon Lady Mary Beth 🙋‍♀️ Thanks for sharing, enjoyed the video 😊❤ Lots of nice antiques.❤😊 Have a great day ❤️😊

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Thanks for joining me for Stockyard Antiques!

[@mimsicle1]

I’m still waiting to find my first piece of Waterford Crystal in my small town. Thank you for teaching me what to look for.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Your Waterford discovery is just around the corner. Keep looking and it will find you. 🍀

[@JulieDaviesFlowerStart]

Thanks for the shout out Lady Mary Beth! You've made my day 💐

[@LadyMaryBeth]

You are so welcome! Sharing the best!

[@JulieDaviesFlowerStart]

@@LadyMaryBeth 💐

[@ChristneDunne]

I so enjoy your videos. Love the charity shops and estate sales. So knowledgeable and fun.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

I appreciate you! Lots to discover in charity resales, while supporting their mission.

[@belindaaiken9171]

What q great place. Thanks for sharing stay safe and have a blessed day. 👍

[@LadyMaryBeth]

So glad you joined me today for Stockyard Antiques!

[@lilianagarcia4378]

I enjoyed the transferware segment and learning about Toby jugs! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I always look forward to your videos on Sunday. 😊

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Thanks for watching! 🥰

[@AntiqueAgenda]

I have a set of 4 of those Baker bamboo style chairs in the natural maple wood...they fit in every interior decor style!!!

[@hibridwell]

I have that turkey platter! I got it in the fields at Warrenton for $5!!!! LOVE all the transferware.

[@DebbieMarthey-jn2kh]

Your knowledge is incredible & so helpful when learning about history!

[@andreamaurer3897]

Thank you for all the history! My favorite part of your videos! Love the Inez book. I recently bought my 1st Waterford Crystal from a church sale for 1.00!!! It is the 8 inch Nautic bowl with a built in pedestal. So excited. ❤

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Thinking about that book, too. Absolutely THRILLED to hear of your $1.00 Waterford deal!

[@Pampnaylor]

I have been binge watching all your videos of recent. I watched quite a few several months ago as well. You do have such knowledge with everything you speak about. I truly learn so much with every single viewing. I have many of my grandmothers and mothers pieces and a beautiful federal sideboard. Right now it’s covered with my teacup collection and I loved your video on teacups and that’s when I started collecting. Anyway, it’s a pleasure watching your videos and learning so much and I love all the gift ideas! I can’t wait for someone to have another birthday or when the next giftgiving holiday comes up because I can just pick out something that I have and add something else to it and have a nice gift to give. Well now I’m gonna get back to the video.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

I appreciate the binge watching! Tea cup collections are such fun. I filmed an antique shop in Tomball, Texas today and featured a fabuous Crown china teacup. My friend, Laura, gifted thrifted Waterford compotes and biscuit barrels last Christmas. These were filled with Copper Kettle Chocolate Factory turtles and truffles. She wrapped each in snowflake printed cello wrap and fun ribbon curls from Hobby Lobby. These were over the top fabulous.

[@DominiqueRingeisen-luciani]

Merci Mme le Professeur ! I learn so much when I watch your videos ! You could be an antiques expert ! What a lovely store ❤ thank you so much .Dominique die Elsasserin

[@LadyMaryBeth]

You make me smile. Thanks for your kind words!

[@carolinewalker368]

I do so enjoy watching your videos. It makes me appreciate my antiques all that much more. Thank you❤

[@LadyMaryBeth]

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching.

[@glenyshillary4195]

Lovely shopping venue today Mary Beth. Lots of goodies! You definitely need a trip to England to go thrifting, you'll find plenty of Royal Doulton Tobys,

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Can't wait! I will be in London end of November.

[@luvtravel6207]

I’ve learned so much about antiques and chinaware, thank you so much😊

[@shariwilson6703]

What a fun tour of this special antique store. Some lovely finds!

[@LadyMaryBeth]

I appreciate you watching!

[@michelleseveney9113]

Definitely a hidden gem! So many great things!! And your daughter will LOVE the sunflower 🌻 artwork!! So pretty!!!

[@Meng863]

Rare dishes❤

[@justasmalltowngirl_lynne5089]

I’m NEVER going thrift shopping until I’ve watched at LEAST 2 of your videos ‼️‼️‼️‼️ You are such a source of knowledge and I TY 💜💙🩵

[@LadyMaryBeth]

I appreciate you watching! Stay tuned for a Goodwill segment this Sunday. 🛒💙

[@angiemichelle128]

You always provide me so much knowledge to have when I’m thrifting. I found a Marquis by Waterford glass last weekend at Goodwill. It even still had a sticker. I always look for backstamps just to see what treasures I can find.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Happy to hear of your find! Yes, those backstamps reveal a lot.

[@sarahhardy8649]

I stick to blue and white willow pattern, but an eclectic selection of makers. It showcases the differences, yet is overall coordinated. It works for me. There’s something so elegant about eating your delicious sandwich from a blue and white plate.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Love that you mix blue and white transferware patterns. Definitely elevates a simple lunch.

[@shirleyrhodes5813]

I love red and white transit wear I have. Every one I see

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Have you also heard it often referred to as pink? Love red transferware.

[@junerenfer8211]

Always learn something when you're giving a tour of a shop. Loved the Roseville bowl.

[@camillesaville3961]

I enjoyed this segment immensely! Indeed, I got a terrific deal on my Rondelay Dinnerware, by Royal Dalton. We will use it at Thanksgiving. Two things called out to me, the wonderful Secretary and the beautiful Roseville Rose Bowl. You are so knowledgeable ! Thanks for sharing with us! ❤

[@Cynthia2v]

I always enjoy your visits to local shops, you showcased some beautiful pieces. When you approached the Tobey mug collection, I was quite impressed that the shelf was a repurposed Baby Gand piano turned on its side. The metal pieces which once held the piano wires were still present and the yardstick was a great addition. My father grew up in the Kenedy-Yoakum area, so I’m familiar with Cuero and Sealy. What a great day!

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Good eye! I was standing too close to notice. Thought it was an odd shaped shelf. Yoakum was practically next door to Cuero. Small world!

[@joansmith9658]

Wow, I was surprised to see my white pansy ring from Austria; did not know anything about it or the value. I love it.

[@carmenberrios3647]

It is beautiful ❤

[@donnaclinton5578]

This was very interesting and when you mentioned Culver glass from Brooklyn, I took the opportunity to look up the company from my home town. The Royal Doulton green dinnerware was beautiful, as well as all the transfer ware. Thanks for taking us along.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Culver had the best barware. Glad Moderne Glass will carry on the Mid-Century drinkware.

[@susprime7018]

Cuero is cool, turkey parade (almost Thanksgiving) and one of the finest old courthouses in Texas and lots of fine old homes. Thank you I enjoyed seeing.

[@SharonWilliamson-qd6rx]

I always look forward to seeing your videos. I'm learning so much from them. You make everything so interesting. Thank you for the time you spend making each one special.👍💕

[@LadyMaryBeth]

So nice of you to say! Headed to Round Top tomorrow.

[@SharonWilliamson-qd6rx]

Love round top in the fall. 😥😒 lol 👍💕

[@chrissiewalker8980]

Beautiful etched glasses and those iced beverages were delightful. I have heard about people having ice in drinks 😅x

[@teresaproano7984]

Loving the stemware, glass, cake stands, and so much more.. LOVE it… did not have an option to leave a comment.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Thanks for watching!

[@annsmith4739]

Hi lady Mary Beth ,just joined you it’s 9 o’ clock in uk lv Ann 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Thanks for joining me for Texas antiques, Ann!

[@julianafernandes7974]

Que copos lindos ❤

[@Maria-cp2ty]

Butiful finds ..love all. 🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️🇨🇦❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Thanks so much for coming along for Texas antiques!

[@jmcslater1]

Loved this episode ❤️ Wonderful shop, plenty of history and 2 favorites - transfer ware and vintage flower frogs. Thank you for such an enjoyable tour! This time of year I bring out Spode Woodland with the animals, and mix it with green or brown transfer ware, Friendly Village pieces, Hull brown and for holidays my grandmother’s Minton Ancestral! Believe it or not, it works!

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Love hearing how you blend transferware patterns.

[@cathiehackney]

Delightful, as usual!

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Thanks so much!

[@michaelle8384]

I have that culver glasses

[@RuthiesRagbag]

I never would have guessed you grew up in Sealy. (: We moved here four years ago from Sugar Land. I actually grew up in Katy. The growth is insane, and it won't be long before it is here. We love it here though. I bet you grew up with a lot of my neighbors. Small world. I saw a transferware piece I think I am going to have to go pick up this week from there. Thanks for your videos. I always learn a lot.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

We lived in Westview from 1975-1979. My parents moved back while I was in college. They had two historical homes. Those were great years.

[@RuthiesRagbag]

I live in Westview! I think the people that built my house owned the lumber yard. The family that owns Bills Grocery live on my street. Were the historic homes in Westview or off or near Main Street? @@LadyMaryBeth

[@LadyMaryBeth]

@@RuthiesRagbag I remember the Krampitz family and Bill’s Grocery. We lived on Briar Circle and later on Hardeman.

[@RuthiesRagbag]

I live on Briar Circle! I am going to guess you lived in the one that backs up to the church at the end of the cul de sac.

[@gabeee4332]

Loved the art deco candle holders they'd for sure would have gone home with me.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Very tempting!

[@sandraholeman1708]

Good evening LMB, awesome video❣️I always feel better informed after watching one of your videos. This was a wonderful antique mall, with many interesting items. I know your daughter will be so excited about the framed sunflower item, it is truly exceptional and like you always say, you never know what you might find on your next shopping adventure!😊❤

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Thanks for coming along for the antique shop in Sealy. Elizabeth is counting on me to hand-carry it to Germany. She is excited!

[@caryzeznanski707]

Wonderful store. I could spend hours in there, unfortunately it would be quite a drive as I live in Florida. Thanks for sharing.❤

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Wish you were closer. Thanks for watching!

[@helenf9650]

Your videos are so interesting!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a couple of transfer ware pieces - Wedgwood Enoch Kent and only 4 plates from 1892 in Regal pattern by Hanley. I use them for everyday meals. No point in sitting on a shelf 😂 I have many patterns that I like to mix together- it brings me joy. ❤

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Love that you use your beautiful transferware patterns for everyday meals.

[@trulydave1]

Helloooo! ❤❤ great video. Thank you so much for all the glassware information I know now more than before.🎃 I feel like I owe you an apology for not being present kinda going through some stuff now. Thank you for sharing the stockyard❤️my kinda place 👍

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Sending well wishes from Texas! 😘

[@fandommenace9575]

Very early oh the joy❤

[@LadyMaryBeth]

2:00 on the dot. Thanks for watching!

[@JulieDaviesFlowerStart]

Interesting to see the price being asked for the metal pin holders. I was lucky enough to have been gifted mine by several older ladies at my flower club about 18 years ago, when they were definitely out of fashion

[@LadyMaryBeth]

I bet! In Texas, we fill our glasses with ice and a few drops of tea. Gotta have it ICE COLD.

[@JulieDaviesFlowerStart]

Love the Chippendale glass! I'd love to say I have a collection, but I think they might be Chippendale look-a-likes, rather than the real thing ...

[@LadyMaryBeth]

I was tempted with it, too. You would love the flower frog collection.

[@charlesperez9976]

My Lady,you are truly the best. I just got back from London,where I was mudlarking. I found a lot of old white clay tobacco pipes,the oldest is from the late 1500’s,and the rest range from 1610 to about 1770. Also,I found something that would make you smile,the top half of a pottery jug from Cologne Germany,it’s a Bartman jug,sometimes known as a Bellamine jug!! It has a complete face,bearded and scowling away,dating from about 1550-1600. Are you familiar with these pottery jugs?

[@charlesperez9976]

I must add,you do need a special mudlark permit in order to explore the Thames river at low tide. Think about it,I found all these post mideival items,they were totally free😅😅😅

[@charlesperez9976]

Sorry,one more comment! I found a fossil. I’m telling you,the stone that it is embedded in is a very Wedgewood color,and the tiny scallop shell,it is incredible. Nature created a bit of Wedgewood jasperware❤️

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Amazing experience with mudlarking. Wow! Historic finds!

[@camillesaville3961]

Oops, how did we miss this one when we were in Texas!😂

[@LadyMaryBeth]

About an hour drive from where you were in Houston. Next visit!

[@JulieDaviesFlowerStart]

I'm going to have to keep an eye out for ceramic flower frogs here in the UK. The vase types are reasonably common, but not the figurine/ animals sort you showcased

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Look for Made in Japan lusterware flower frogs, as these seem to be the most interesting.

[@JulieDaviesFlowerStart]

@@LadyMaryBeth will do

[@rattata30]

Could you feature x votos, I collect them but now they making fake ones. I would really appreciate it

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Will look out for these!

[@constancebarrett1398]

We have a lot of German ancestry in Kentucky.

[@michaelle8384]

I pay only one dollar for that cake plate at yard sale is in my back yard on the floor

[@stephenholmes5362]

Is the case with all the tobies a piano case?

[@LadyMaryBeth]

You have a good eye! I was standing too close to realize.

[@stephenholmes5362]

There was no transfer china from China, everything was hand painted! Perhaps you meant to say that English transfer china from as inspired my the hand painted porcelain being imported from China. Cheers!

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Yes! Josiah Spode is credited with transferware in 1783.

[@rainbocatz6376]

Hello, Lady Mary Beth! Ashling is my crystal pattern, but sadly, I was only able to get the water goblets, so now I'm on the lookout for the wines. I rarely see that pattern out in the wild! I was able to purchase a mayonnaise bowl with attached underplate last year at a thrift store. I also have a set of 12 Lismore water goblets that my late husband brought home from an auction decades ago.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Stillgoode Consignments has lots of Ashling right now. You can view on their website, but local pick-up only. You can always arrange for a shipper.

[@farmers-daughter2000]

Acrylic glasses are not good for dish washer they get etched.

[@LadyMaryBeth]

These glasses are not acrylic. Libbey Rock Sharpe are vintage etched glasses.

[@michaelle8384]

What I don’t get they ask so much for this stuff I have all of them I don’t even care about them that much I buy them so cheap in that case I can become rich I don’t even know it if I have time to sell them In eBay wow

[@michaelle8384]

To much turkey plater at goodwill yard sale different color

[@flowersflowers5070]

The flag behind you is improperly hung. It is to always have the stars on the left. It amazes me how people will hang our flag but don't even know how to do it properly.

[@valeriejewell2015]

Baker was a Furniture Company......not a Style of chair.....Interior Designer, here.....

[@1corinthians-138]

I have the heritage hall set. ❤

[@LadyMaryBeth]

Neat!