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[@ninoskae]

Went to the goodwill in search of a ceramic multicolored Xmas tree but you know looked around first. I ALMOST screamed because right in front of me were not one, two BUT THREE glassybaby still with their stickers! Mountain lake, big sky and belle😊! I’m too old for this much excitement almost had me a heart attack 🤪! Ok I can now watch your video just had to share!

[@katem4450]

How exciting! So happy for you!

[@rosekinnison4724]

Congrats that is awesome you found Glassybaby

[@lanna7917]

Awe! congratulations on finding your 3 babies! Yay you had triplets!🤣😉The excitement keeps you young not sick.

[@patriciapines587]

Golly day!!! I would have screamed!!!

[@dorothyclawson]

😅😅😅😅

[@sheilaputman-mimitreasures4126]

Just an idea for your booth… all the items that you want to donate back to Goodwill, gift wrap them in boxes and label them as Mystery Boxes. The cost is always less than the value of the items, but if you are just going to donate them, at least you will make some money back. It will also bring people into your booths. I’ve been doing this for several months, and it’s increased my profits and has brought new people into my booth.

[@stilllearning8360]

What an inspiration 💗

[@hip2thrift]

Love this idea!! ❤

[@quadri87]

That is awesome!

[@boomerandbabies756]

How do you decide on a price? Love your idea, thanks for sharing!

[@sheilaputman-mimitreasures4126]

The price per box is usually $15 or under. The customers love them and remember, I was just going to donate them to a Charity such as Goodwill so at least it makes a little money back. I was stocking my booth the other day, and a lady came in and said “I love your booth! I purchased a Mystery Box and it was great!” I hope you try this idea and that it works great for you too!

[@lindahakansson2703]

A day without seeing Jocelyn,s smile and optimism is a lost day.

[@kimkrebs451]

I agree!!! Her positivity is contagious

[@davidwhitten2097]

The bottle at 2:16 looks like it is a handblown bottle (not machine-made). Both machine-made AND handblown bottles usually have vertical seams along the sides. (Referring to typical utilitarian bottles here, not free-blown, fire-polished upscale bottles, or art glass bottles that were not blown in a mold - that's another category). The vertical seams only mean the bottle was formed in a mold - regardless of whether or not it was machine-made or handblown. The typical way of determining if a bottle is machine made is by examining the lip of the bottle - on a machine made bottle, the (usually two) vertical mold seams on the bottle go up to and reach the very top of the lip, often crossing over onto the top surface of the lip. Not so with handblown bottles - the mold seams "fade out" or rather abruptly end a short distance from the top of the bottle. Also, the ketchup bottle you picked up before this one is not contemporary - it looks to date from the 1910s or 1920s - easily a hundred or more years old. Common, yes, but contemporary - no.

[@brikhouse22]

My guess is that the thing with the pigs hanging off the edge is a planter. You put the pipe thing in the soil and water into it to get the water to the roots. I'd also guess that second goodwill has a lot of broken things because it doesn't have the plastic on the shelves.

[@laraemitchell9064]

I came looking through the comments to see if anyone else thought the same as I did about this terracotta bowl. I also thought it was a planter with the pugs as cute decorations and the pipe thingy to water the plant with.

[@resailandshipped]

This was my thinking too! I also thought the water tube could double as a stabilizer for a vine type of plant.

[@cmacmi]

It’s cleansing to donate those items and make room for better choices

[@martisteele6542]

Thank you so much for accepting me on your new selling platform. Can't wait to list some things!

[@youareanazingtemunoz9965]

You forgot the underplate for the cactus on the shelve 😮

[@isislopez8924]

CLL: Donates unsold pigs Also CLL: Purchases new pigs 🐷

[@beverlyjensen443]

Well...she put THAT pig (bell) back! A shame, I thought it was unusual looking.

[@susiecrawford9878]

Not another pig omg.

[@isislopez8924]

@@beverlyjensen443yeah but the planter had pigs hanging from the edge.

[@beverlyjensen443]

Ahhh, I see. I was looking at the thing as a whole... a planter, not a pig. My bad.

[@gingercollier7949]

You missed that plastic sewing box in peach. Resale they go from $20-$25. There’s a vendor at our local flea market and that’s all he sales.

[@user-rr5wc4el3t]

Geez! They get everything donated for free and then charge almost retail prices. That’s why I quit Good Will.

[@gingercollier7949]

I donated to the Salvation Army. They are a non profit.

[@eileenbecker9245]

Someone will be thrilled at your donations! Full circle 🔵

[@danielclaeys7598]

The clear bowl is lead crystal. To visually tell the difference is by weight and by color. Glass in comparison is clear to almost yellow. Leaded glass is gray and the more gray the color, the more lead was used. 24% qualifies glass to be lead crystal, but the better companies like Baccarat, used 32%.

[@GrandmasGonnaFlip]

@21:23 I am leaning towards it being for tooth picks for cheese cubes, olives, pickles. ect.

[@peggiebrown5569]

Your time is very valuable!!!

[@colleenwambolt702]

The plates you donated were the same as the set my mother used for many years!

[@maryfoerter4222]

I grew up with those too

[@robinsnestcresale]

The chip & Dip with the candle holder looks like what my grandmother used for Shrimp, Cocktail sauce and toothpicks, The bottom bowl is big enough to put some ice in the bottom and the shrimp on top. And kind of a good reason for a bracket that has feet on it, so you can keep the ice from making a condensation puddle on the bottom.

[@annsmith4739]

You forgot the stand for the cactus jostling ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@donnadorsch8737]

I received that exact same Tiffany rose pitcher, as a wedding gift, in 1994!

[@victoriasuarez3193]

That's my pattern!! I love those Corning dishes. Have been with me for 43 years.

[@sandyambrose-riley170]

Always enjoy your videos and always learn something from them. Thank you!

[@conniemoney4459]

I have always collected and regularly I go through my stuff, take out stuff that has cracks, chips, fades, ratty looking or I just don’t love . I donate as much as I can.

[@LisaWriteNow]

I’m always donating to goodwill and then walking in the front door and buying more😅.

[@CrazyLampLady]

Yep. 😂

[@MoonRaven777]

The pottery pieces in that second Goodwill were really nice,but the pricing there is ridiculous! Have a wonderful weekend,Jocelyn.🙏🏻🥰

[@MyDjturner]

The terracotta thing with pigs hanging on the sides is a planter. The pipe thing is for watering...you put the soil and plants around it and the hole near the bottom of it allows the water to reach the roots.

[@PamelaSprowls]

Hey girl, I have found myself in the same situation as you. Buy something with good intentions and it just does not work out. I donate it back. Figure a little spent might be helpful for someone else.

[@karenmiller1876]

I think the tiered glass thing is for shrimp and shrimp cocktail and little plastic pics

[@RomysRetro]

Love watching all of your videos! You are an inspiration!

[@kimberleepatterson3759]

It's a planter. Probably made in Japan. My parents brought me back one when they were visiting Japan. Mine is a boat with Sailors hanging on the sides.

[@bettymunguia2136]

When you donate, I think you can get a paper and take it off your taxes 😊

[@phroberts49]

I loved the saguaro cactus too!

[@patriciacasper1808]

You always have a great plan!

[@user-yr8bk9dr5o]

The red pot with the pigs and stem is a bottom watering stem. Usually African violets prefer to be watered from the bottom.

[@bettymunguia2136]

Love seeing you ❤❤😊😊

[@leeannekilgore9477]

Merry Christmas, Jocelyn 🎄✝️

[@leeleescraps]

That giant winter painting could go in your booth

[@jomcgee6094]

Clearing house....proud of you! Some people will never understand 😊

[@annaking9213]

Enjoyed the shopping.

[@maryjopalady4715]

Funny I take a load to the GW to donate and I don’t return home right away and my husband always says what did you do go in and buy! And of course that’s what I did. Love watching your videos.

[@rhondabarr3448]

Love your videos

[@user-xr6hu1yg6m]

Pretty sure that crystal bowl was for shrimp cocktail and the "candleholder" was for toothpicks. My mom had a similar one.

[@KristieGallion]

Yeah a goodwill video. Hope you are feeling better. Great shop the shop video last night. Wonder how the rest of the cats would do on niknax. Christmas is hot right now. Hoping for a booth video soon.

[@stephaniesharkey3538]

You missed the orange Danish modern coffee pot - mugs were in the mug shelf!!

[@LindaKayHolevas]

She saw it. She mentioned it was missing the lid to the sugar.

[@ashleychristensen2442]

We call them potato bugs in Utah for some reason 😂

[@LindaKayHolevas]

Same in Oregon!

[@sharonspencer6486]

Thank you for giving back to the goodwill instead of throwing things away. Love your channel!😊❤

[@ET-yp9vc]

The ceramic pig bell is Japanese. It would be for the "Year of the Boar" 🐗

[@beckygerads4369]

Ioved the picture with the 2 chickens you donated with the hooks...would of went great in my kitchen. in my kitchen

[@karlaglover9693]

What interesting finds at Goodwill. Never know what you will find..Please Stay Safe Happy and Healthy Have A Wonderful Day

[@carolmiller7310]

Thanks 😊

[@susandavis3092]

The CEO of Goodwill makes over $730,000 per year. There is no reason for the crazy prices they charge for FREE donations

[@susansmith6680]

Hope you're feeling better.

[@Lincolnscreations9306]

All that pottery on that bottom shelf though...🤤🤤🤤😍

[@pastpresentfuture3760]

You can use the denture tablets to get the yellowing off of that sunflower ceramic covered jar, it works on a lot and it is surprising!

[@cathystrong4314]

Wow so much cool pottery but those prices are crazy!!

[@southernbelle193]

One of the butterflies has a broken piece of wood trim on the wing…saw it as soon as you picked it up

[@RomysRetro]

I have that cactus globe!

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

I have a set of old town blue dishes that I have ad and loved for 56 years. I hope my grandchild will want it when I go.

[@319roxanne]

Goodwill has gotten pretty proud of their DONATED items.

[@linall2345]

It’s worth it to donate stuff if it eases your mind is my philosophy

[@wallashakalla]

I’ve done cart reviews and realized I had things that I be donated in there. 😂 Back on the shelf you go

[@susandeyoe1445]

I like the cactus and sand

[@lifewithanxietydepression2761]

Heyyyyy someone like me yayy I do this too 7 years now. ❤❤❤❤❤🎉

[@icequeenvt8024]

I love your virtual antique mall idea. It's very clever! That pottery canister set was gorgeous. I wish Vermont Goodwill's were half as decent as PA ones were. Great video!

[@CrazyLampLady]

Thank-you! It wasn't really MY idea, but I think it's a fantastic concept.

[@valeriejohnston6574]

I just donated a cats by Nina teapot that’s been hanging around my house since the 80’s.

[@Niamh07421]

the chip and dip my mom and aunts all had those exact ones= they always put toothpicks in the holders - very 1960's lol

[@alisonk.9314]

lol. I used to have those blue Corning dishes……in 1980.

[@susanballesteros1042]

Hope u and your family had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Someone will see those plates and other items u donated, and they will get a good home .Lots of cute stuff .Sad the Tiffany & Company putute wasn't in high demand for prices such a pretty patern .Butterflies are cute they will look nice out on a sunporce or may a cute little garden out on the backyard .Have a wonderful weekend. Thanks again for sharing your video ❤Stay warm and safe .

[@CollaborativeDog]

With the bowl set: modern use would be "chip and dip." In the 60s-70s it would have been for shrimp cocktail, buffet style. Shrimp in the big dish, cocktail sauce in the smaller dish, and toothpicks in the brass holder. At least that's how I remembered brunches set up at "the club," back in the stone age. 😅

[@amandakestenbaum9720]

Use a hair dryer to soften the tape before you pull it off. Works a dream.

[@judithsmall5924]

I have those corelle dishes. I have had them since the eighties.😂.

[@A_New_View]

That tile looked like raku…🥰

[@beverlyjensen443]

Right around 15... is the 3 pigs on what I believe is a planter. Those figures are popular 'sitters' or 'hangers' for potted plants. But the planter looks porous and may dry out quickly, so the long hollow thingie is for watering the plant throughly, including at the bottom, especially for SUCCULENTS! ...IMHO

[@deborahbryant7530]

In NC we call those bugs Peanut Butter Bugs 😅 !!! Don't know why, my mom told us that when my sisters & I was little !!! We also call them rolly polley bugs !!!

[@patriciabarden2821]

There again was the winter painting in the shop; behind the art work you were donating! 😅

[@lisalynn1]

Rae Dunn would be cute if it wasn't labled like we are all dumb. Of course I know my coffee is in the cup etc lol

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

YAY!!!

[@charlottecrawford2201]

Good for you! I do the same and you should get a coupon to shop for more. Why bother with stuff that sits around. “Death Pile”. We all have them. Let it go! 😄👍 Hope you’re feeling better!

[@brendagaskill6595]

I want to know what that thing is with the hanging pigs is. Talk about unique.. Lol..

[@user-xf3bo9wx8d]

Hello from Mexico 👋

[@A_New_View]

Omg the pottery was amazing Amy yosoboho if you’re watching Run there! lol I would have loved that canister set for myself! A set here in Michigan like that would be in the hundreds😍

[@CrazyLampLady]

I think it would have been perfect for someone buying it for themselves or maybe I could have lugged it to my booth. Someone scooped it up because it was gone the next time I was there! ☺️

[@benniwh]

I wonder if the pig boat was signed Telle Stein? I have a rabbit ornament that looks similar signed Telle and Telle M Stein designed the Stone Bunny figures we have both sold.

[@cheryllajoie8708]

I have those dishes!

[@lorikodama8212]

That second Goodwill was crazy! Not only do they not handle their donations with respect and care, but their prices are ridiculously high. I'm sorry for the negative comment, but this is exactly why I rarely source from Goodwill anymore. I've actually been shopping a lot at Savers and have been leaving with fantastic hauls every time. I rarely leave there spending less than $100, but its because they get great stuff donated. I always come home with bags of vintage treasures and rarely do I find freshly damaged merchandise.

[@1corinthians-138]

Darn, I have those dishes/plates. Wish I was in the area where you dropped them off.

[@joriefryer234]

I was at the Goodwill in Athens, GA the other day while they were pulling dishes and toys. I asked what they do with the items they were pulling and was told it goes to the trash.! Clothing and other cloth materials are shipped out of the country. Sad to hear items are sent to the dump when somebody somewhere would appreciate having them.

[@lisa_h2702]

Wish I could find pottery like that

[@SonjaPfeffer]

You need to have a yard sale of stuff you can't sell on line

[@shondab3177]

Just an FYI, I believe you left the little glass plate that the cactus in the ball sits on. 😊

[@1incutheta]

Here's my guess on the tiered dish with the candle holder. Could it possibly be a fancy wash basin? Water in the big one. Bar of soap in the small one and a candle in the top so you can see what you're doing?

[@cindyreinhart9552]

OMG 2 years ago an infestation of pill bugs killed my raised bed veggies and flowers! Oh that is too funny!

[@cheryllajoie8708]

How do I look up the value of things!

[@missyb.623]

I also donate where I am not going to shop!

[@jeridileonardo529]

I donated sone things and in about a month later ended up picking sone of them back up! Lol😂

[@vickilist9358]

😂

[@susanbanack4855]

I thought they looked like pill bugs too! Even before you said it 😂

[@stardust949]

Isn't the crazy pottery boat with pigs a planter? And that tube is for watering?

[@lauranorris5634]

Some of your goodwills are like ours in Ohio I know it's art pottery but wow this stuff was donated

[@racheltaylor8975]

Don't feel bad about donating those things. If you had a bunch of employees that helped with your listings then you'd have the time for all the extra things to be sold. Sometimes it's okay to just let go of stuff. I struggle with the same thing😊

[@arciliaramirez5233]

Just a thought but you donated back some pretty nice things. I wonder if you could have run a "Clearance" sale and just had a show of items with generic listings (no specific title, pics or descriptions just weights. You could run the listings "as seen on live" and start them at the price it would cost you to prepare them for shipping. They would prob get your money back and you could give your viewers some good deals. You have a good eye so all your buys have some value.

[@claudettekennedy7842]

You missed a Pioneer Woman Paper towel holder right by the Tiffany and Co. Pitcher not as exciting of course but still able to make a few bucks.

[@LeslieY66]

Rolly Pollies!!