Vintage Towels, China and Trinkets Haul

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Hi! I’m Jeffrey 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. You can also follow me on Instagram to catch more daily happenings! **One last thing -- I used affiliate links above! This means I’ll get a little cut on the back-end for referring you there!

[@ilovemusic4556]

In the 60's there were 'painting parties' like Tupperware parties where you would go to buy fabric paint in tubes, and instead of doing the actual embroidery, you would 'paint' with the paint tubes and let it dry on your pillowcases, table cloths and other linens. They sold the linens and the paints and you learned how to do it at the 'parties'. I was a kid, but I remember my mom having the parties and I was fascinated by it and wanted to participate.

[@Chumethythechumkon]

I have a very similar bluebird embroidered table runner and I love it. It was my grandma's. :)

[@rubixmania100]

Those little people are Precious Moments. To numerous to mention and so 90's.

[@mmccance1]

The pillow cases that are not "sewn" (embroidered) were painted by hand with fabric paint (especially the one at 4:39) -- I used to do that in the 70's. The paint had a ball-point-pen-like nib that you used to follow the printed lines from the manufacturer. It was a lot faster and easier than embroidery -- but still let you decorate your pillow cases. LOL Yes, your commenters are correct -- it was called Liquid Embroidery. It appears from doing a search that they may still manufacture that product! Also.... really like the Precious Moments Nativity from the 80's.

[@marypeters7202]

The liquid embroidery that was used in the 60's was "Artex" paints. Came in tubes.

[@kimeverhart6253]

Mary Peters , my Grandma did all kinds of handwork and she also used the liquid embroidery! She thought it was fun because it was modern!

[@Julia-Julia9093]

Lol I have a fan like that with the box, I should give it to my son! Him and his partner would love it!!

[@beautifulfromashleyb3704]

That was a beautiful lot of pillow cases!

[@roxyc4438]

Love your haul! Especially interested whenever you share your finds of fabric and linen. And I love the bone china tip ~ now I know what to look for. :)

[@anntye4587]

Jeffrey the "sceen print" that looked faded was supoose to be painted! The brighter one was painted. My mother had some like those she painted with a tube type of paint for fabric! Course this was in the 60's.

[@thrifting101...identifybuy3]

love the embroidered linens and the fan and oh your china is lovely!! Thanks for the shout out xo Michelle

[@judibess6173]

Precious moments nativity set

[@bellesparks4374]

Vintage fabrics:)! Cottons! Quilters, love, I know I like quilting myself. Right now the vintage, retro sheets are huge with quilters:)! Even the blends.

[@adalineproulx9773]

I love the dresser scarves but hubby hates them 🤣

[@TeawithJann]

Your partners Grandma had some nifty things! Fan with the box is still my favourite. 💁‍♀️ “stay cool and be gay” is the new “keep calm and carry on” 💕

[@adalineproulx9773]

Id love to find sets of vintage hand towels

[@normadoyle-cooper2885]

Beautiful

[@k.0910]

Hello Jeffrey, You got some good finds in this treasure hunt. I enjoy your old, and new ones as I'm trying to catchup. I've left comments before, and I haven't got any heart, or any response back from you as a new subscriber that's a bummer. I guess you're busy?!. Oh well such is life. I hope that you are having a good day. Blessings to you.

[@RealNiftyVintage]

I was curious by this so I checked and I did heart all 3 of your previous comments and replied to your latest comment 2 days ago on my most recent video! Maybe it's not alerting properly! Thanks for watching!

[@k.0910]

@@RealNiftyVintage Jeffrey, I thank you for the reply, and the response, and I appreciate, and you, your videos:)! Any idea how I get the notifications that I'm not getting? I just wanted to let you know, and I wanted to be kind about, bringing to your attention :)! Thanks again my friend :)! Blessings to you.

[@adalineproulx9773]

Im going thru withdrawals i need more videos lol trying to find your older ones ive not seen 😄 Id never thought yo buy vintage facecloths i wonder if they sell good? Im using facebook marketplace to sell now and its way better than varage! Id thought they were the same thing bc varage is an app thru fb but they are different platforms. I sold that ivy ironstone set i told you about for 65.00! 40.00 profit so happy! :)

[@delmorrow896]

You might want to consider listing the Aladdin music box “for parts” - if someone has one that also has damage, they might want this one to use for spare parts. I have an identical crystal basket - so pretty. If you flick it with your fingernail and it rings, it’s crystal. Glass will make a flat sound when flicked.

[@RealNiftyVintage]

Thanks for watching!

[@auntydave339]

the printing looks to be 'Hobbytex'

[@Indy_Moon]

Precious Moments I think are the name of figurines

[@tsthriftingfinds6598]

It might be a painted cross stick pattern? If so, those can be valuable... Have you tried adding "painted sewing pattern" to your keywords?

[@jofayewalkerwalker2332]

Precious Moments Nativity Scene.

[@cathytomroberts928]

The Precious Moments set is the Nativity with Joseph, Mary and Baby Jesus, a shepherd and the camel and the little bunnies, I am not sure how this set was put together. Maybe had more pieces. Jonathan and David was how the company was called before the were produced be Enesco. This set could be one of the originals. I noticed that there was a fish sign on the bottom of the camel and that is a year stamp. Used to help date it. I collected PM for years so I know these things about them.

[@RealNiftyVintage]

Oh! Thanks! I had no idea about the fish being a dating symbol or their name change. Thanks for watching!

[@dianecostello1433]

they use to liquid embroidery back in 60's-70's

[@douggrimes1549]

I remember my grandma doing some of this. I remember it was like a tube of toothpaste with a fine point tip.

[@milliemarky4464]

Yes, it’s definitely what they call “liquid embroidery”, my mom did it too.

[@thecatlady2710]

Yes, My grandma did that too. The tubes were paint with a tiny metal ball at the tip. She gave me some and I had fun painting pillowcases with them. You would buy linens with a very fine pattern on them. Thanks for reminding me of this, I haven't thought of it in years. Great memories.

[@shopvintageflicker]

Hi - I think the unmarked dished is semi porcelain / ironstone. It’s pretty. Nice haul. You have a really good eye.

[@vintagedazzle]

Yay for your memory finally kicking in! I was screaming at the video, "Precious Moments!!!" Those are shepherds, and with the camel and Baby Jesus are part of a nativity set. I remember those folding fans from my 1960s childhood, but the box looks 1950s. The other fan is so pretty too. And I love the sheets and towels you find! Flashback for me.

[@melissastaten8235]

Hi sweetie! Those are bluebird of happiness popular early 1900's! Gorgeous, Ty for sharing!

[@adalineproulx9773]

Those look more like bthm handtowels than kitchen

[@makesmehappycrafts2398]

Back in the 70's we had a set of tube roller ball paints that were used to go over the embroidery pattern instead of stitching. it will hold up in the wash.

[@RealNiftyVintage]

That's neat and sounds like something I would do. Buy the kit, put 2 stitches in and then realize it would take too long. Thanks for watching!

[@dcstk100]

You could use the keywords Nativity, Christmas, Manger and Creche for the Precious Moment set.

[@Julia-Julia9093]

Hey the lead crystal basket do you know the name?

[@RealNiftyVintage]

Not off hand.. I believe the pattern is called "pinwheel". So It's a crystal pinwheel basket.

[@Julia-Julia9093]

@@RealNiftyVintage thank you! :)

[@cleo2you1]

Hi Jeffery, Love,Love your fan! My grandma had some dishs just like the ones with the lillys on them. She collected all kinds of dishes and gave me all her Fiesta wear, 74 pieces, still have all of it, but have been thinking of selling it. Any way thank you for video!!

[@RealNiftyVintage]

Oh my, no I haven't seen his videos. I'll take a look-see. Thanks for watching!

[@teresawebster3498]

I think the screened ones are done with a type of fabric paint.

[@kimeverhart6253]

Where is the city/State of and what is the name of your Antique Mall, please?

[@RealNiftyVintage]

Carlyle, Illinois (Ten Pin Antique Mall)

[@kimeverhart6253]

Thank you 😊

[@susieroy8565]

You have Baby Jesus, The Sheppered, Virgin Mary , Joseph and one of the 3 Kings's Camel. I think Avon did a series of these.

[@katmackenzie9431]

awesome i learned alot! ty

[@lindameeks5228]

There used to be paints you could use, instead of embroidery thread

[@hollidais20002]

enjoyed your haul

[@PamelaBlanchard]

Hey baby. Your nativity set is Precious Moments and the girl with the blue robe is Mary. Boy with the lamb is Joseph and the other is a shepherd. You should do good on that.

[@susieroy8565]

Pin wheet Crystal Basket

[@RealNiftyVintage]

Timesaver! Thanks for watching!