The World Equestrian Center Gigantic Garage Sale! Thrift with me!

The World Equestrian center holds this giant garage sale from time to time and I'm here shopping it for vintage and antiques that I can resell!
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👋 Who I am: Hi, I'm Jeffrey with Real Nifty Vintage, and I run a resale business specializing in vintage and antique finds. Follow my journey as I post haul videos, vlogs, what's selling videos, and more on KZbin. Catch more daily happenings on Instagram and Facebook!
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[@LindaKayHolevas]

I never haggle when the prices are so fair. I mean $9 for that Fenton vase was more than fair. Plus I want everyone to get their share of the pie 😊 I can’t believe all of the deals that were available at this market though, so much fun!

[@bethb7965]

That Moroccan blue pottery what you called a vase is a tagine, a cooking vessel.

[@jedaholmberg3211]

Short of cash?!! What,not at a sale like this,for gosh sakes. Love that "broad shouldered " vase.

[@delmorrow7148]

Victora China is the name of the manufacturer of the dragon ware cup and saucer. Victora China was produced in Japan during the 1950s-60s.

[@MrTonyBham]

That was an awesome sale, Love the things you bought, especially the Lenox elephant. Thanks for another day of smiling my friend!!!

[@shannonkoeller8378]

The blue Morracan dish is a tagine, a cooking pot.

[@janetpogue4970]

Nothing like a whole event. Well said Jeffery 🎉

[@stacyhisey4145]

Why would you not take cash when you knew you were going to such an event😮😮Silly goose!

[@janetpogue4970]

Gotta' love broadsholders!!! 😂

[@velmamendoza1120]

Wow that was amazing! They had something for everyone. You got some great things.

[@eleathahorn2947]

I was there on Saturday with my sister, I bought that little big planter :)

[@nancyrichwine1355]

That thing from Morocco

[@michellelarsen5399]

The 'vase' from Morocco is actually a tagine. It's a cooking vessel. Mostly I've seen them in red and orange hues, but that royal blue was beautiful.

[@foreveralley6742]

A most enjoyable shopping trip. Love your enthusiasm!

[@marlenefolta6912]

This was so good! Jeffrey,where was your bag and you need to bring more money with you. You remind me so much of my grandson. Sending hugs to you and Stella💕

[@Korenscollections]

Love that flowered punch bowl. Wow that lithograph is stunning.

[@janetd4862]

You kept passing up things that I thought were great. You need to keep extra cash on hand for shopping trips like this. 😁

[@darcybloom-boedefeld5046]

Thanks for a great shop along!

[@dianapearson1771]

I love listening to you talk!! Love that someone is doing the yard and estate sales! So fun!!

[@dominicprimato2438]

The first blue item you showed is called a Tagine, a cooking instrument from North Africa