They were taking the stuff away while I was still digging at the Goodwill bins

[@lesliespradley8897]

I’m surprised that you didn’t get those hand blown raindrop shaped glass pieces you can attach them to some fishing line or twine at different length and hang them like a wind chime or just use them to hang from different creations that you make they are gorgeous and they are really expensive to buy them at a store hopefully if you change your mind they are still there for you to grab. They would also look so beautiful hanging on a Christmas tree. There are just so many things you could do with them.

[@sharongates6142]

I hang them on my “Victorian Christmas Tree”

[@lesliespradley8897]

@@sharongates6142 that sounds gorgeous 🤩

[@WAK387]

We had that exact crib mobile for my son who was born in 1975. Once he outgrew the crib, we took the mobile apart and hung them on our xmas tree. I still place them on our tree every year.

[@greenbamboo4264]

Those glass raindrops were gorgeous and could’ve hung up like a whimsical chandelier. Bet they’re worth some money.

[@lauralcollins2796]

I was thinking the same thing! Hang them from a light fixture at Christmas with decorative ribbon! I would’ve thrifted thrifted them!😊

[@denisegarceau8807]

I would have definitely grabbed that assortment of clear, glass drops.

[@JacquelineGarcia-ds4vz]

Agree with the suggestion to make Christmas ornaments from the glass drops. I would add a thin velvet ribbon to hang.

[@DebBat0519]

The glass raindrops might make cute Christmas ornaments.

[@madelinebark8473]

OMG! I can't believe you put those glass drops back so fast! I can't believe you put them back period.

[@SherryNerreau]

Another successful thrifting trip! Glad you left those dolls behind. 😄

[@moehenderson668]

Absolutely would've got the glass drops! 😮

[@angelaspicer2753]

The duck!❤

[@Pherine1]

I would love that clip of glass drops, they would look beautiful at christmas on a branch or Christmas tree 🥰

[@mreed71]

I was thinking Christmas ornaments too.

[@DoubleAFleaMarket]

Should have got the glass stoppers

[@maryjokley7247]

Those glass drops could have been used for Christmas ornaments

[@donniarntson4664]

I think those glass pieces were decanter stoppers. I would've grabbed them. People always need those.😁

[@andreatrantham1377]

Those glass things would be beautiful on a Christmas tree.

[@christineschiebel2890]

Lights under them.

[@maggiepadilla6915]

I think the duck was decopodged but then sealed with clear resin. It was gorgeous.

[@karennagel-smith6648]

I had. Valentine’s Day Party years ago & visited our thrift stores several times to find Teddy Bears & other cute stuffies! I washed them all in hot water & dried on high, hot heat. Those dolls reminded me of that!

[@donnasanders966]

Emmett Leo Kelly was an American circus performer, who created the clown character "Weary Willie", based on the hobos of the Great Depression in the 1930s. Wikipedia. This was the clown figure that you found. He was pretty well known for a while.

[@conniemorgan8402]

Loved the carousel horse❤️

[@CatherineFedewa]

Love that Duck and the carousel horse. Watched from Pekin, IL

[@kathryncurry8728]

Love that lantern!

[@barnesfamily1128]

Really cute stuff love it all.❤❤

[@darlenegattus8190]

Love the eggs and the duck

[@reginastratton5031]

The fan shape dishes were vintage luncheon plates.

[@loveyardsales]

That clown figurine you picked up could be worth something if it wasn't broken. The signature on the bottom is Emmett Kelly. Emmett Leo Kelly (December 9, 1898 - March 28, 1979) was an American circus performer, who created the clown character "Weary Willie", based on the hobos of the Great Depression in the 1930s.

[@donnaporter9962]

I have that cat cookie jar. I also have the boy cat version! I collect Winton cookie jars but loved the look of these cat ones. I love watching you dig thru the bins and listening to your reasoning for picking up items. Keep making videos, your one of my favorite You Tubers!

[@pattibearup344]

The signature on the clown is Emmett Kelly. He was a famous circus clown and used the name "Weary Willie."

[@annekabeard9357]

I have a baby mobile just like the one you found. My mother in law gave it to my girls for their baby dolls.

[@renaecarpenter1298]

My local bins are garbage. Yours are incredible!!

[@treshamassey804]

The clown you picked up looks very much like the Emmett Kelly “Red Skelton” Hobo figurines. If so, it is worth around $450. To $500.

[@treshamassey804]

I am referring to the one holding the balloons

[@teresaakre652]

I had that popcorn tin in the 80s something from a school fundraiser.

[@donnadozier4294]

Thanks for sharing. It looked like fun.❤

[@darlenegattus8190]

You're soo creative

[@sharongates6142]

You should always check the dates of Cabbage Patch. Some are worth big money.

[@simoneshlomi3869]

Hi Julie!❤❤❤

[@ritastutler1470]

Good finds . Worn would think that was an alien doll..lol 😂

[@shenbaxter1688]

Christmas ornaments

[@Bella-gj6wc]

That clown looked like Red Skelton.

[@fergwriter]

Is the Carousel horse a Tobin Fraley?

[@gaylesimper9311]

Water drop Xmas tree!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍 and fyi, those hideous clown figurines were worth money 😖😖😖 My ex mil's mother had a whole hideous room full of some leaning on lamp posts....$$$ each 😬 I hated cleaning that room🥴🥴🥴🤣

[@overnoot3196]

Nice bab .cool mam😊

[@DeanaPerkins]

Nice haul. Go back and get the glass things, Christmas is coming. ❤

[@mariaroldan4200]

They went to the landfill

[@DoubleAFleaMarket]

That clown was an Emmet Kelly

[@LynnTyner]

❤

[@treshamassey804]

The “hobo figurine” with the broken arm next to the Lefton figurines, was almost definitely an Emmett Kelly. He was playing the violin. I am aghast. Sad you did not know.

[@treasuregoblyn]

Why is it sad Julie didn't know. It's not her style. It's broken and even the non-broken pieces don't sell for much. She even pointed them out hoping someone would rescue them.

[@treshamassey804]

Perhaps she could sell to make money. I would certainly wish I knew if I could sell and make money on something. And the one holding balloons did not appear damaged. The one holding violins was broken. I have sold quite a bit that “wasn’t my style”. So, no need for you to get defensive.

[@treasuregoblyn]

@treshamassey804 then don't be offensive to start with. Good grief.

[@treshamassey804]

Any offense was unintentional. Peace be with you. ❤️

[@laurens5909]

Did you find out about the carousel horse?

[@barbaraann9308]

I have that lentern not sure of the color..

[@rosemaryvalenti7880]

Just curious. What do you consider to be vintage? Is it a certain age?

[@mm-vi7he]

i've read that antique is pre ww2, and vintage is post ww2. the dictionary definition of antique is something at least 100 years old.

[@julieerickson4107]

Vintage is anything older than 20 years, and antique is 100 years or older.

[@djterry1218]

Do you have a cold or sore throat?

[@debcassens3734]

Just a vocal fry!

[@patty237]

Goodwill Bins…

[@conniemorgan8402]

It makes me nervous to watch you digging with so much broken glass in those bins