Top 10 Abandon Storage Units In 2019! Count Down..

[@TreasureHustlers]

FIRST!!

[@louiselevesque4547]

Majong

[@magdalenebecerra8475]

My stupid phone has a mind of its own the game is not called Making, it's called Majong!!

[@tomatolady11]

Mom is so valuable for common knowledge of the "older" generation.

[@Christy.Hotrod]

I absolutely love and adore your Grandma! At first I thought she was your mom. She is hilarious! I awwwww and oooooooooh too🤣😂💜💖

[@sarapulford5957]

🇬🇧 That folding screen is Beautiful !

[@terisimons8822]

I love the way you and your mom try to figure out what you are looking at, you two are a bright spot in my day. Thank you for sharing your videos!

[@machendave]

Me again. 4:43 Edge banding iron, for woodworking like veneer, the heat gun is for woodworking as well, 8:29 hand coloured prints done for the western market. 10:39 a display table, you put your best peice in it and use the top for the tea ceremony, the marble top may be for it,see if it fits. 32:46 vintage ESSO ashtray, they were a petrol company, the Tiger was a trade mark. I love how enthusiastic you are with your unboxing. All the stuff need a proper apraisal by an expert, you could be sitting on a fortune.

[@paulafowler9865]

Seriously Wade, you hit the motherlode with this unit. One treasure after another. I don't know how your mom stays so calm. I'd be ripping boxes open..lol.

[@dawnmacleod2628]

You have such a lovely relationship with your mother. You two giggle so much when you are together. Such a lovely thing to see. You should get your mum on a live with you so people can ask her questions. Love your videos. 🇬🇧💞

[@eis904]

they giggle a lot more than him and ashley do...that sourpuss is never chatty.

[@sarapulford5957]

@@eis904 🇬🇧 Don't be nasty. Ashley is just shy.

[@sharonmores8697]

Wade, that's why I made the comment the other day that I love When you and your mom open boxes. She knows Fenton,Depression,Princess House, and a lot of others I don't know.

[@ronidartez]

I occasionally watch you because it's you and your Mom. I lost my Mom in 1998. Pay little attention to those making insulting comments. Enjoy the moments in life with family.

[@AiLegion]

20:39 a hibachi brazier, the glass was added after to make it a table. Inside the copper part would be a thick layer of ashes and then some charcoal . It would have been used to for heating the room as well as for boiling water and sometimes light cooking at the table.

[@ScorpioSarah1111]

So for real how do you not want to keep most everything that's either valuable or brings you joy!? So much stuff that can't be replaced (not without spending a large fortune) Im not sure if I envy you or glad that I don't have to make those decisions!! You guys are so awesome!

[@bonniehowell6604]

How rude some folks can be. I would never put someone down like that! I am in awe of how extensive your knowledge is.

[@AiLegion]

42:47 Wade, never be ashamed of admitting you don't know what something is. It is an admirable trait to have. So many people just make things up and say oh this is a 'whatever' when it actually isn't. I totally admire you for the way you are and I LOVE your wife and Grandmas wild guesses when they say maybe its for this, or maybe its for that.

[@hania761]

The two large Chinese plats in the box w photos .. we have the same .. they stands on wooden stands on the shelf ... as for the big golden flipper it called Parvan . In old China they used to sleep on the floor .. so they used this Parvan to protect the sleeping from noise. so ice collection Wades ♥

[@claudettepowerpicker9548]

Hi nice haul on this one. Thought I’d let you know that the iron 4:53 is called a carpet iron it is for seaming two pieces of carpet together. Thanks for sharing.

[@CarrieC1965]

Thank you! My brain was worrying that around all day.

[@chadmesser9420]

Cutco is great my sister used to sell it right out of high school for in Chicagomy mother bought a set and she still uses it today after twenty-some years it is the best

[@Calla-sl8gd]

Hi Wade! If I'm not mistaken, the deluxe heat gun at about 4:55 is used for shrink-wrapping baskets. It's not a hair dryer.

[@TheVickiLC]

Momma C here, my family has started doing the same thing in Salem. Love the videos.

[@GrandmaVentures]

So fun, good for you!!! Denise

[@maryharris73020]

@@GrandmaVentures ,from one g'maw to another,, love you,,love watching you 2 ,,wish my son would do this with me lol

[@neeterb5584]

The framed "newspaper article" (16:16) is the obituary or retirement of the military person. I'm thinking maybe this unit is the pack up of when his widow moved out of her home. That's the reason for the furniture, kitchen, china, art, but there isn't clothing, jewelry, bath items, etc.

[@KayGardinerAndrews]

I agree because Sionarra means Goodbye in Japanese 👍

[@droppedelm9939]

The 2 long and wide boards with the slats is a plate holder. Put it together and hang it on the wall. It holds plates.

[@yumikodebold6197]

Hey I thought I was looking at my mom's kitchen stuff. She was from Japan. The red lacquer bowls are rice bowls they have lids to keep rice or sometimes soup hot. The small triangles in porcelain are chopstick rests. Love the way you work with your mom.

[@kathifroehlich5422]

There are times when I wish you were live. That large key on the top of the box looks like the one for the cabinet. And it's Anchor Hocking.

[@lisaspores2613]

I have enjoyed this unit so much! One awesome item after another. The furniture is absolutely gorgeous! It just keeps getting better and better.

[@cookingoldskool2985]

13:35 , looks like chopstick 'rest' where you rest chopsticks on... that is what I think they are as I used to have some similar. I would confirm at a Asian Restaurant :)

[@claudiareves9620]

Yes they are😊

[@edrarunion940]

I just benged watched all of the storage unit there. You made your money back 10 times woohooo!!!!! You go Wade. Hi Wade's mom and wife and pretty little baby's💙💚♥😘 love watching you

[@claudiareves9620]

Only 10?😅 How about 500 times?

[@bstapleton3908]

This is beautiful stuff. I feel for the people who left all their belongings behind. You & your mum are handling this so sensitively.

[@Glotglot]

13:35 I think the tiny triangular dishes are for serving ginger or wasabi with meals.

[@maryharris73020]

thats my guess too or chopsticks rests

[@brendagregory486]

That tile game you had is called mahjong

[@trose721]

The piece in the box and the piece on the shelf at 15:58 are traditional Chinese hot pots. Charcoal goes in the center.

[@reneeberry2829]

So much fun watching what you find, wish I could have some of the wonderful things. but I don't have any extra money so I just love watching. love mom and you.

[@BKVendingFlipping]

Huge scores on this Locker Wade, nicely done. it's always exciting to see what you pull.

[@Saffirance]

You find the best units!! What a treasure load! Way to go! Praise God for your good fortune.

[@Catg1222]

Even the shelves are nice. The end tables to the back with shutter like doors look like the ones my mom and dad had for records.

[@grizzlybare482]

that brass lined box table is an cigar & tobacco humidor designed to keep the temp humidity just right for the tobacco products, helps to keep it longer

[@pattishumateanderson4633]

The porcelain that looks like it has little pieces of rice in it is called Rice China. Rice is actually pressed into the clay prior to being fired. It burns off and leaves the impression. I don't know the value, but it is collectible to those who love blue/white. Sorry that I couldn't give you the time stamp. My husband distracted me and I forgot it. Hi from The Heart of Dixie.

[@debbieshaw4308]

Hi I think that the big bowl with the lid is what you would put oil in and cook different types of food and then you would use the mesh nets to get the food out.cheers Debbie😊

[@dminle]

Wow Love the beautiful stream Boat Pot ...put burning charcoal in the center..while family eat a boil food and eat together .

[@jennn6771]

6:22. That pot I believe is a sukiyaki charcoal table top pot. The pot at 15:24 looks to be one too. 47:48 is mahjong tile set. the picture holder at 53:23 made of brass is labeled 1,000 yen.... not a dollar. This is an awesome unit. I can't wait to see what's in that locked cabinet.

[@lularam6191]

The green little pot like at the beginning of the video is called neti pot, use to clean sinuses.

[@cheznone9296]

😀 thank you I’ve just started watching part two. Love 💗 your show.

[@Julia-Julia9093]

Love the brass gong with wooden hammer thing!! I want don't need but oh my love it

[@danilou9623]

The marble could be a work surface for doing pastry, it would keep the pastry nice and cold or possibly for kneading bread

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

Loved every minute of these videos as most of the items are gorgeous. I don't envy all the research you have to do though. Love and hugs to you all Mary-Ellen UK

[@nancymiller4557]

That cutting board you pulled out is great. You can scour it and it goes right in the dishwasher. I have two of them. One by the sink and one by the stovetop.

[@cookingoldskool2985]

I have that SAME penny book @ 4:24. was my grandma's. she told me to never let it go and to save it.

[@WadesVentures]

cooking oldskool I’ll keep it haha for the kids!

[@pattycakes6636]

Black shiny bowls and the round tray is called lacquer ware, they are wood with many layers of lacquer on .

[@poemsforgod2548]

Adjectives are hard to come by after a while mom hehe. Not a bad problem to have ! Have a great day guys and CU next time. Such pleasant folks you are.

[@kelarocha8523]

MAHJONG ... I LOVE IT . I play before sleeping

[@sunnywang1139]

6:30 on the video, the metal flute pot, is for putting coal in the middle and soup in the ring area. it is called hot pot. folks in Eastern Asia cook all sorts of stuff in it on the table as they eat and cook simultaneously. if you like to look on photos on line, copy and paste these two characters '火鍋'

[@callmelyn73]

@6:21 I’m not 100% positive but the bundt pan looking dish is used for something called hot pot. I learned about them because I watch Mike Chen’s channel “Simply Dumpling”. It one of his favorite dishes. There is a heat source under it and a broth inside the pan part. The broth is boiling hot and you can use it to cook thin slices of meat and vegetables. Reminds of a cross between Korean bbq and fondue. Watch some of Mike’s videos to find out more. The pot @14:31, sitting on the shelf, looks the same. Only a fancier version of one. @13:26 I think those little triangles are used to rest chopsticks on. Don’t quote me...lol @53:21 the price on the brass stand is 1000 yen. I googled it- $8.92 American 🤷‍♀️. @54:29 you were discussing about the possibility of them working for Fenell but I think that was his last name. I’ve seen that name on a few items in the storage unit. I believe that he was possibly stationed in Japan with the military. He may have married there/retired there and then they came back home together. Someone mentioned not seeing any personal items because she may have downsized after his passing. I know there was military service because I saw a name tag and “fruit salad” (it’s what they call the colorful bars they wear over the left pocket).

[@ginahill2563]

That cabinet you just showed. There was a label on the drawer that might tell you when and where it was made.

[@lindamesa4941]

Im crazy about this locker all the oriental stuff is beautiful!

[@lisa-mariemcleod8128]

Take more care when putting boxes on nice furniture, dragging and sliding causes scratches, especially if the box has been on the floor ( concrete grit )

[@sheilastewart5662]

The game tiles are Mahjong. Love it

[@elainemfisher3218]

I love y'alls enthusiasm. Don't change.

[@cyndimcreynolds1444]

Search imari plate, majong set and Chinese hot-pot or boiling pot (you have two from this unit). I'm not sure, but I believe that copper lined table is a humidor for keeping tobacco fresh. Humidors now have special seals and gauges to monitor the moisture levels more accurately and consistently, but antiques did not. Without actually seeing it, I can't say for sure. You may want to have some of the flow blue and Asian pottery appraised. Also, I think the symbol on the bottom of that glass is an L for Libby.

[@bonniehowell6604]

Every box in this unit has been awesome. The set of shelves is worth more than $350.00, morelike $500.00 each, minimum.

[@annmarie4794]

I know I’m watching this 2 years later but I pray you sold things higher than you said. So many expensive items. 300 for the wooden unit is a give away.

[@kathygalloway2990]

All I can say AWESOME thanks Mom and Wade for sharing!

[@kathleenhurley176]

It's a GONG! BEAUTIFUL

[@randywood3022]

Mahjong is the name of that game I do believe

[@paulafowler9865]

Absolutely gorgeous stuff. I'm jealous.

[@msmhd1005]

The round pans are with the holes in the center is called shabushabu nabe.One of the most popular hot pot cuisine in Japan.The wooden table with glass top is antique hibachi table.The folding picture34;58 is called Byoubu.You should be very careful because some are so valuable and found outside of Japan. The fablic looks table cloth 46;18 is old kimono belt.I was wondering how the owner got so many of things,and I understand when I read the newspaper16;16.

[@Gerbil1979]

@28.44 the second knife you took out looks like a Sabatier, also good quality.

[@arkf27]

that whole unit looks like it came out of a Chinese Restaurant.... there is some very beautiful pieces!!!great find

[@laurastarks6269]

Yes, I watch you cause you are in my area, but man you do know how to pick em.

[@timothykilgore6420]

Smart you got rid of the trash. Hope you brought your gloves and knives.

[@hania761]

What a nice collection you have Wades!! I envy you ... :) say hi to grandma & yourself ... it's hania-Egypt

[@AiLegion]

27:37 that fork has hallmarks on it, it is probably silver and you can look the little marks up.

[@sheilastewart5662]

That small see through glass table looks like a japanese copper lined Hibachi table sort of.

[@sandywoods9740]

You should have an appraiser come and look at all these things

[@joycelowden7623]

21:00 the table with a glass top inlay is for very special display of something inside. Wow!

[@JR-kz3jk]

The Japan box that is a hot pot .Is a cooking method. Prepared simmering of pot soup stock .

[@fayegrogan2874]

I’m sorry I didn’t know that you hadn’t finished the unit I thought it was because I couldn’t find it they had some great thing’s I really love the picture’s and I was wanting to see that furniture too I love the whole unit thank you so much for sharing

[@lauracrowle8727]

Definitely get this haul appraised before you sell it

[@mommamickey930]

Mahjong game looks like new Does the table top come off? With a green under? If so it maybe for the game.

[@magdalenebecerra8475]

If it is an anchor on there it could be Anchor hocking! Super good brand! The only thing is, I've never seen that brand on glasses, it's usually on glass cookware!!

[@nadinepartridge2570]

Item @ 14:36 is worth a lot more than $350. If it's all real wood it could be worth closer to $1000. All the hardware is brass. Don't sell yourself short. New the piece is probably $3500.

[@carolmiller7310]

Nadine Partridge for sure. Much more than $350

[@marinarooney791]

100% agreed. Wade this furniture is worth so much more.

[@flippingforreal109]

Thanks for another cool video.....

[@cheecheedivine]

Anchor Hocking is the brand name for glassware with the anchor symbol.😁

[@chunchin1317]

Cookware and kitchen tools used in commercial kitchen or restaurant. Cheap but last long time

[@chadmesser9420]

34:54 what is that piece that folds out that is absolutely beautiful and what did it sell for and is there any information that you learned about who made it how old it is actually how much did it cost

[@sirenna3416]

@38:43 That TWA travel soap might be worth something to a collector. Comps going for $0.99-6.40 on eBay. Can't retire on it but it's not trash.

[@lisewoodall1443]

Wade, You might want to contact The Crazy Lamp Lady on KZbin. She and her friend Sue probably can help with some of the items. Sue knows a lot about Asian items.

[@vigerminaberrios4116]

Yeap I watch them too.

[@maryharris73020]

@@vigerminaberrios4116 me too,,sue is awesome

[@cookingoldskool2985]

you are going to do so well on selling these beautiful items on ebay :) Tell your mom hello from Georgia! :) and hello to you as well ! :) love your videos and your amazing finds :)

[@chunchin1317]

4:29 if you see a signature bottom of the pot that's a good one to keep. If you don't see it could be replica. Great finding.

[@scorp211159]

I liked it so much I just went and subscribed! Love your channel

[@sarahkluge]

The large brass item at time stamp 15:13 is an Asian food warmer (Shabu). Did the paper affixed to the side of the inside of the drawer of the little hutch at timestamp 23:26 have any info about the piece? That is a beautiful shoji screen at timestamp 34:58. The game at timestamp 47:52 is mahjong

[@kayceebird4307]

Funny looking iron is for quilters.

[@vigerminaberrios4116]

The furniture is beautiful and exquisite. Hi you and to mom.

[@anniee1753]

That was a Mahjong set. Very beautiful

[@judyvandeuson9248]

there were keys in a drawer or something in a different piece of furniture that might be the keys, it was in the other video...…………...………..nice things for sure, very blessed! hugsssssssssssssssssssss God bless

[@loreleilowell1267]

The small tongs are for sugar cubes. The forks with loooong handles are desert forks. The cased game is mah jong. I advise you vehemently to locate an expert in Asian antiques for the furniture and decorative items. Take one of re cheststo antique road show and put them up for auction. I collect teapots and would love to have first dibs if you would be kind enough to send price. Think you made thousands on this one Nickel silver was sold as table sterling in days past. Plated was a way to set a table with silver.

[@lmp8932]

That's a lovely Mahjong set :)

[@sheilastewart5662]

Yup, Wade I was going to tell you XYZ also, thanks Denise.

[@glennschantz231]

Wade, you have to take all the asian plates and china plus the screens and art work to a specialist in those things and have them appraised, don't rely on ebay for an idea, you might even be able to sell that stuff there for much more than you can get on ebay unless you find some high roller collectors, bt I have a strong feeling many f those pieces are of very good value. Also, some of those cabinetes need to be examined and appraised as well. There are some real treasures in that unit, could be small treasures but could also be big ones too.

[@CarrieC1965]

I'm giggling, does grandma say purty? That's so cute.

[@marlenefrizzell6160]

The anchir could be sumbol for anchor hocking

[@bonniehowell6604]

That is a professional Mah Jongg stein a travel case. Worth good money.