WHAT I FOUND AT THE MANSION! | ESTATE SALE SHOP WITH ME

[@mbrolfe7504]

Peachtree Battle estate sales knows their stuff and handles many of the more exclusive, high end estate close outs in the Atlanta, GA area. If you attend on the first day of one of their multiday sales, be prepared to pay retail prices or to sleuth for overlooked gems. On the other hand, they will help you load the pieces you buy into your vehicle or arrange delivery of the large furniture pieces at a separate fee. There are several other dealers who will bundle, even on the first day.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

They do know their stuff and it was a very well displayed and run sale! I realize they specialize in that area and finer homes. It doesn't surprise me that they would price for the neighborhood on day one, I would be inclined to do the same. The loading seemed very organized as well. I would want them to do my sale if I were in that neighborhood!

[@mbrolfe7504]

@@TheAntiqueNomad PB usually does their multiday sales with full price on the first day, then adds a discount as the days progress ie 25, 35 then 50pct. Other firms like Maple Leaf, Professional Estates, Two Old Dogs handle their sales in the same manner, typically doing 40% of their overall sales in the first hour or so. Firms like Lott’s Treasures, only price the big items and will bundle on even the first day. With the big estates or ones held in historic homes like Druid Hills or Buckhead, even if I don’t find anything in my price range, I’ve gotten to see the interior of a home I might never otherwise enter. I realize you don’t have that luxury as a reseller and appreciate the information and historical context you share on your KZbin channel.

[@TheNurseFlipper]

Haha "okay how did they do this" great narration George thanks for taking us along

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Lol thank you too

[@puppy2haley]

Wow!! Fun fun & informative!! 👍👍👍👍👍❤️

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you, it was for me as well!

[@janetpogue4970]

Fun to poke around that big house and see everything.

[@loisrussell87]

wow what a home

[@pattimercer9357]

Our friend had a Yugo! Not for long though!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

They didn't last long!

[@donnahughes8409]

My Grand Daughter lives in Augusta, Georgia

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Haven't been to that part of Georgia! Only Savannah

[@donnahughes8409]

@@TheAntiqueNomad Savanna is very beautiful

[@kathybradylyon3489]

Hi George, I’ve been waiting patiently for this video, hope you are keeping well xx from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I'm glad you got to join us in the chat

[@rpkent953]

wonderful art! thx for showing us

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you so much 😀

[@wilber19541]

Looked more like retail prices, must come back on sunday

[@sarahj.8372]

I loved this...I learn 10 things a watch...but oh my retention...thanks George.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Very welcome! The great thing is you can dial me up anytime, and I try to list a lot of the items I show in each description so you can search

[@sarahj.8372]

@@TheAntiqueNomad @The Antique Nomad Thanks so much for comment...I am so happy for you living the dream of doing this thing your way so well...anybody's dream in their field...and it sure is fun to share and watch,,,I just always loved the mysterious drawers in a few beloved peoples homes that let me snoop growing up...and then living over 20 years in Pdx...thanks so much..can not wait to visit my nephew in Butte where you suggested to look around...I guess all of it is not in that pit. Thank heavens.

[@lenie3469]

I am so impressed. You are welcome so knowledgeable. You are amazing and thank you for the video.

[@wandasimons3305]

Oh, was wonderful pieces.

[@janetpogue4970]

Wow, fancy home !!

[@lostnfoundtreasures2886]

Really enjoyed your video. Informative as usual. Thank you.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Very glad you find it so! Thank you too

[@sylviajones4907]

We learn so much from you, George. Thank you!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm glad you do, it's fun to share all this with you!

[@rpkent8884]

loved the tour and you got good items

[@sandrarandle6221]

The arrow through the bottle is probably tulip wood when you boil it softens. When it cools and dries it reverts to its original shape. X

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That makes sense! Thank you for explaining a childhood mystery.

[@donnahughes8409]

Thank you George for sharing this Estate sale with us.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I had fun showing you, thanks!

[@MossStoneStoryVintage]

What a gorgeous neighborhood! I felt like I really got a true feel for the homeowners through their so thoughtfully curated art collection and objects of interest. They would have been the type of people I could have listened to talk all day! It appears to be lives well lived, with much intellect. I have to be honest with you George, estate sales can be extremely difficult for me. Some might say it may be empathetic tendencies, but it is most likely my inability to not put stories to things. I have to be in the correct mindset. I just cannot forget the estate sales I attend, or the objects I’ve acquired from them. It makes me happy to know that families get the opportunity to work with someone like you. Someone so fair and compassionate, who wants these objects to be honored! ❤️

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I think that's what gives you your unique perspective and makes your channel (and more importantly, you as a human) interesting and appealing! I get it from my personal experience... some estates are happy, some not...some are fun, some serious...some are people you want to know and take a piece with you, some are not...I've seen and felt a lot of great energy in estates I've done, and some really weird energy and strangeness as well! I do believe conducting an estate sale is a chance to bring someone's life to people as a form of celebration

[@angellacoombs2801]

Yes I remember the Yugo ! My brother had one. He like to tell if he was going uphill, he had to turn off the A/C so the car would make it. The no-go Yugo, lol.

[@annalisabeck9192]

Three whole cylinders .

[@maryward613]

The Japanese block print book was fabulous! How do you remember so much info on so many things! I'm jealous of you for that! From your South Bend friend!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

The quality of the tip ins was nice! I've done this a long time and it's fun to share what others taught me. Haven't gotten to South Bend in awhile, need to revisit!

[@erinnkemp]

What a pricey estate sale. 😭 Great info George.

[@donnahughes8409]

Amazing Display of some beautiful antiques & artwork. ❤️

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It really was!

[@CheapFindsGoldMines]

You are living the dream!! Keep up the awesome content and educational tid bits!!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Cool thanks! I hope you'll watch the next one, you'll see something familiar

[@CheapFindsGoldMines]

@@TheAntiqueNomad oooooo can’t wait!!

[@lisaray7409]

Love to see these for potential items to look for! Thanks George!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

So happy that it's good information for you!

[@diannacashion2047]

Good Advice. Thanks George ..👍

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You bet!

[@kristinataylorthriftingupn7127]

Thanks George 🇨🇦👍

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! What part of Canada?

[@kristinataylorthriftingupn7127]

@@TheAntiqueNomad Manitoba

[@carlaopp9774]

I have a Singer feather weight with case if you are interested. Didn't know they were worth that much.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I would be! I'm glad I could edify you.

[@wolfeswhimsy7596]

Thanks George.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you for watching! See you again soon

[@janetpogue4970]

Their belongs are those thst one see in antique stores and high-end aart galleries, you must have had fun thete !!

[@andreareeder888]

Joslin needs that spinning clown for her desk!

[@joanl.5928]

Great adventure George! A mansion, just so exciting!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you, it was fun for me to show what that kind of a house typically has!

[@cecoya]

I agree that the "swanky" areas are great to go estate sale hunting you can find some real great deals. Where I live we have a very old established ritzy area down south that has lots of old money and some serious collectibles, but you have to look. Thanks for sharing and have a safe trip

[@diannacashion2047]

You are Impressed...So am I!...I’m from Atlanta!👍😊👍

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's a good neighborhood to shop

[@johnsilitz658]

I found a couple 50th year anniversary pieces of shearwater pottery at a high end estate sale last year. you are correct about going to high end estates.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Those must have been cool! Yes to better estates

[@mjmj2860]

That was fun thank you George beautiful things in that house! 💕🐾🐈❤

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It was! I'm glad I got to share it with you

[@lauraansara5066]

I always ask if people, even at goodwill, if they will take less. I found a piece at goodwill w chips...it was 4.99...they dropped to 2.99 cuz of the chips and I asked! Love when that happens!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I do believe it's okay to ask a thrift for a discount if you know something about the item that they don't (e.g., it's damaged, it's priced over retail because they don't know what it is, etc.) as long as you explain your reasoning

[@vintagewidow]

Great Video!

[@rosamerla1534]

Glad you were able to get some stuff.

[@dorothyrobdau9626]

If it's a nearby swanky estate sale, I check it on day one and I will go back on day 3 of final day bargains. Yes you can find some nice pieces that are affordable . Must be patient though. Thanks George for another good one!

[@wendyki704]

So much amazing artwork in that house! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and advice!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@cdcVintage]

Hey buddy! At these prices they don't seem to be all too worried about getting rid of their things. Thanks for sharing :)

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm sure that changed as the sale progressed! They were cheap on a few things and high on the best stuff

[@madisonsinger2518]

Thanks George for sharing your tour of this estate sale; I have been following a local PA estate company looking for pre bar coded books; it's always interesting to see the items people filled their homes with; wishing you a great day; thanks again

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's cool! You'll find great stuff if you follow a few sources like that. A lot of estate sellers don't really spend a lot of time on the books and let them all go for low blanket prices

[@jstringer4900]

Thanks for the tips on Shearwater Would not have thought those pirate figurines had a following. Will keep a look out!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Happy to help! I'm partial to them

[@kathleenmcbride4838]

Loved that beautiful book that you highlighted. Thanks for your infinite knowledge! 👍

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad you enjoyed it! I was glad to show how nice art books can be

[@zanetaylor5639]

That was a fun sale. Thank you for taking us with you.

[@angelaroberts6077]

Such fun! Thank you si much for the journey!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It was fun for me too

[@janeteackloff9633]

What a fabulous house. Beautiful.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It really was handsome! I'm so glad I could show it off

[@diannacashion2047]

Yes..The Books can surprise you..

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

A great area to look at during an estate sale

[@catherinebuschur4246]

You asked if anyone remembered the Yugo. I do and as a matter of fact in 1989 a woman driving her Yugo went off the Mackinaw Bridge and lost her life in the water below

[@rebeccanichols1165]

Cool house with cool items.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I thought so too!

[@diannacashion2047]

The train set...😮😮😮

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Fun! I could own one...I had an HO set as a kid

[@CiaofCleburne]

I didn’t know those were called creoles. Always learn something shopping with you George

[@brendapartin1159]

Kreel

[@CiaofCleburne]

@@brendapartin1159 ohhhh, thanks!

[@Rose39M]

Thank you George! That was fun. I live 2 hours north of Toronto and my daughters and I are planning a weekend in Toronto to hit some of the high end thrift stores. Yes we may pay up on some items but I believe our return on investment will be good. Of course depending on what it is that we buy! So exciting!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It is! Just remember that your stores have been limited in sales hours for awhile, so you're bound to see a lot of good stuff

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

Hi George! I was able to make it to this one...barely. I've been laying carpet today, among other things. Love that Alexander Calder print...just not that much. I have some puppets from Indonesia that reminded me of the one there. That was a great book with the Japanese block prints. I liked that corner table. It would be easy to use. When I lived in Atlanta there were a lot of yard sales with some really high-end items at give-away prices. Some things would even be put on the streets for rubbish collection. Living in an apartment, though, there was no room to get all I would've liked to have gotten. It's great to see a high-end estate sale! Thanks for the take-along!!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It's amazing to think of what came out of Atlanta before so many people moved there and discovered it. I think they were way over value on the Calder but it was cool! I'm glad you got to "go home" again, Atlanta is a fun place to shop estate sales even though the antiquing is so-so in the malls that I've seen. You sure are busy with remodeling, hope it's going well!

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

@@TheAntiqueNomad There used to be some seriously nice antiques in Atlanta. When I was there, they still had the humongous antique show and sale at The Fairgrounds. I got some really nice pieces there, too. I'm hoping the small addition is winding down...the next small project starts as soon as the contractor can get to it, though. I'm getting too old for this crap!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@amymorris2996]

Your knowledge always impresses me! Thankyou for sharing your experience in that interesting sale. Glad you could pick up some items!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm glad you enjoyed it and that I could share different things!

[@karenporter8429]

I think it would so amazing to go through an estate sale with George!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'd love it! Where are you located? If I get to your area, it'd be fun to go with a buddy

[@TheSongwritingCat]

I was able to find the Michener book online for less than $9. For some reason all the other copies online are more expensive so I felt like I was taking a gamble but happily it's a totally clean copy in good condition. It's definitely a reprinting but the latest date I can find it "Ninth Reprinting 1979" so I think it's still relatively old. Good find. I hope it'll be an interesting read. :)

[@donnahughes8409]

I have a Singer feather weight sewing machine in its black caring case. I am wanting to sell mine along with a lot of my antiques before I move to Florida.

[@memecat2341]

I’d suggest eBay or Etsy . Feather weights sell for 250 to 600 +. Depending on the condition , case, accessories & manuals.

[@donnahughes8409]

@@memecat2341 Thank you. Yes I’m familiar with them this is my third one to have mines in pristine condition and have everything with it this & last one they cases are in perfect condition which is very unusual

[@memecat2341]

@@donnahughes8409 glad you are knowledgeable about your machines. I purchased my feather weight off of eBay. I had it serviced , they said it was the nicest feather weight that they had ever seen.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That can be good, shipping is less than fun but you reach a good market. You may also want to try selling locally. Where are you located?

[@donnahughes8409]

@@TheAntiqueNomad George I am 1 1/2 hours Northeast of Kansas City, Mo. but only about 30 minutes from Hamilton, Mo where they have the big North Star Quilt Store & the Singer Feather weight group meet there once a year from all over the United States.

[@richkroberts]

Beautiful home. They didn’t appear to be selling too much at those prices. When one needs to clear out a home of that size in three days it doesn’t make sense to me to put retail prices on those items. I’m not saying they should give them away either. When day three rolls around they may find they are going to get stuck with a lot of it even with a heavy discount. I’m wondering if the estate liquidation company has a retail store where they can sell any remaining items. I know that some do. It may explain why they have high initial prices.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That is a possibility, some estate sale firms handle things that way. To me, if they want to sell it retail, they should take it on consignment to start. My theory is that they're a high-end company who work that area a lot and sell a lot of things to the neighbors and designers at higher prices, then work down. I found some goodies but I bet the final day was the day to shop

[@cherylmellblom9736]

I really enjoyed visiting this mansion with you. I especially liked the pottery. Where are you moving onto?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Headed to Kentucky base for Midwest Spring season shows!

[@fredandmikethedogs7992]

right before you said this is obviously a nice old neighborhood, i thought, man, this is a nice neighborhood

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It was new to me, I haven't explored Atlanta all that much!

[@maggiebrown9690]

Another fun video!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you 🤗

[@The-Lost-Attic]

Love you George! From oklahoma!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks for that, and thanks for watching! There's things in OK I still need to see, only been there a few times

[@andrewbrown8216]

That was a great price for the brass loco! What scale of model RR did you like?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I did HO because it was easy to get and you could see the detail better than smaller gauges

[@agomodern]

Irritates me when estate sales want to price items at full retail price. I buy and sell mid century modern and see it ad nauseum. Even more annoying is when the last day when everything is 50% off that does not include the expensive pieces. They think they are going to sell full retail in 3 days when it might take me months to sell the same item? Those kind of estate companies completely turn me off, but like you said, there can be some sleepers in there.

[@wendywright5486]

Is Heager pottery losing value? I'm swimming in it & pricing WAY !!!under $20 not 1 pc gone in 3 months! We learn so much on your channel ! ;) had an acquaintance whos dad made beautiful trains out of toothpicks..

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Haeger is good stuff, they did make a lot so I think it's important to pick and choose. I'm doing well with 1970s colors in my more modernist locations, and panthers/figurals always sell

[@wendywright5486]

@@TheAntiqueNomad yes I am just doing the older maybe being 3 miles from the actual pottery itself has something to do with the volume of it I'm 😹finding

[@chicagolady6354]

Anything on WJ Gordy pottery circa 1970's

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

He was a folk potter in Cartersville Georgia, north of Atlanta. He was mostly self-trained and considered a rather good folk artist. He apparently was in the Southern Highland Craft Guild and well regarded

[@chicagolady6354]

@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you George..I have one of his mountain brown pottery vases..signed in cursive W J Gordy..

[@nemophilistnay]

George, can you offer a reference about how to price prints from books? I have a few old books in poor condition that I bought for the art, but may never be able to fit them all on my walls. They were not particularly cheap books.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I think you might want to look at the value of the book complete to determine if the prints might have high value. Otherwise, $5-10 each is typical

[@nemophilistnay]

@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you so much! I was leaning toward that kind of pricing.

[@shawnblevins2138]

Hello George, so just wondering, when it comes to older books do you usually look for a certain type, or mostly by date?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Art books, local histories and anything with an old leather cover are great places for me to start! Dates aren't necessarily relevant. Dust jackets are nice to have on books of a certain era

[@shawnblevins2138]

@@TheAntiqueNomad so if I came across some, what would be the oldest year you would seek? If that makes sense. (Also, you remember who I am, right?) Shawn in Ohio. Thanks for your help, much appreciated.

[@shawnblevins2138]

@@TheAntiqueNomad maybe I should of said the earliest year. Example like 1950's and older.

[@tesnismith5696]

Can you haggle? Or is that disrespectful or something? (from wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Generally estate sale prices are firm on the first day, then either they give discounts or allow haggling as the sale progresses

[@gardendaisy]

How many folks were in line?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I went later in the day, I couldn't get there until afternoon

[@roryrosevintageakalizliz8838]

😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@x0Rebekah]

Anyone from the UK know if we have these types of estate sales?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My understanding is they're rather exceptional there, not common

[@mooonienelson2126]

For a first day showing, it looked awfully picked over. Probably had a pre-sale ?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I don't really think so, I was there at the end of day one and so they'd already been selling for seven hours. Unless a wealthy big house owner is a collector of smalls, I've noticed that large estates (even ones we've done) are generally relatively spartan, emphasis on large/showy items rather than quantity

[@mooonienelson2126]

@@TheAntiqueNomad Maybe a bunch of family members cherry-picked it but I thought what was there was kinda...junkish compared to the house and location. Like the furniture- I would've expected much nicer, higher quality, of the "brown wood" stuff and the art work was all over the place which makes me feel the ppl running the estate sale had loaded the sale with non-estate mdse to sell at it. They may have salted it. I thought it was a very odd group of sale items.

[@janetpogue4970]

I don't know if I have ever seen a USSR toy before this.

[@kelliecorum5427]

❤TFS

[@oldhippiegirl2137]

👍😎❤️

[@wilber19541]

To save money, I buy my soaps,lotions,toothpaste and other personal items at Estate Sales

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Me too! When the IRS audited me, they were shocked how low my living expenses were until I explained that I never buy new

[@MrNumbers446]

hi...

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hey, good to see you! I hope you're having fun with the vintage stuff

[@george.carrasco]

Wow! Steep prices but good stuff!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You got that right! Some was more than I could pay but I was thrilled with what I did buy

[@emptychair8141]

Yeahhh Nothing there for me !

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I found a few good deals despite the address

[@kittybuchter2721]

You are lovely and I please exclude the price 👀😉

[@ajwrites57]

Alright. Too bad the pirates got sunk.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

lol

[@thrifternothoarder7188]

The clown 🤡. Were you referring to Misty? LMAO

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hmmmm...maybe...

[@sharoncarter6081]

LOL

[@dtruetheeness]

I m an art maven.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I would like to be more so

[@lk8856]

Crap or over priced.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Some was definitely overpriced, but I felt good about what I found that wasn't. Manor estates often seem to price the obvious things at retail and disregard the smalls

[@lk8856]

@@TheAntiqueNomad and as always you are cheerful and optimistic. Love that about you.

[@helen1962]

Hideous stuff.

[@annettewells5690]

I think it’s time you cut your hair.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I agree, now that I'm back where I trust the place that does it I think it's time

[@rachaelk2626]

No! I think it looks good long.

[@janetpogue4970]

😊😊😊😊😊😊