Shouldn't Have, But I DID | Goodwill Thrift With Me | Reselling

The maker of the pottery pitcher, Charles Lisk, is a Catawba County, North Carolina potter. His work is very collectible and usually goes for good money! Great Score!

You have been VERY conscientious about not buying chipped or broken items for resale. Props to you!

Sitting here for the next few hours waiting for my youngest daughter to come home from her first semi formal ( we thrifted her gorgeous dress,shoes and jewelry for a whole 30 bucks) Having two videos to watch makes the wait a little less nerve wracking 😂 Thanks Jocelyn for that 😘❤️❤️

The orange juice pitcher should sell well - here is a tip on those pitcher, if the top is gone just use the cover from any store bought frosting they fit it perfectly. The silver pierced box I believe is used for holding potpourri.

The hunt scene was painted with the mediums of brewed table tea and Rit brand dye. Artist will sometimes paint with unusual mediums. I have actually used tea and even the little white mold looking things that live on some of the prickly pear cactus here in Texas, which turns a beautiful shade of red when mashed.

Jocelyn, the Turkish tea glasses don’t come with stirrers . You have to buy them separately. These are used for red tea .

The orange juice carafe is vintage and brings back sweet memories!!

That little silver heart box my son bought me at a garage sale in neighborhood when he was 7….so cute

I learn something new almost every one of your videos. Today's tidbit was the term "threaded vase." Whatever you don't know usually Andrew knows. And whatever he doesn't know you probably do. And I love the fact that you aren't afraid to ask us for info too. We all benefit when we learn from each other.

You touched the matching sugar at 2:16 to that creamer at 7:52 lol

The small amber 3 footed dish is Indiana Glass Co. Diamond Point.

Laurel is going to love her frog toy. I liked the watercolor and same, I don't like hunting etc. Hope everyone is feeling better.

The American greeting Holly Hobby items are amazing

The Motive of the money bank is from Gisela Gottschlich.

I like the treasures you find but I also like the reality of finding nothing. The latter is what usually happens to me.

I couldn’t tell but the crack at the neck of the goose might just be a seam. Sometimes the wood ducks and geese are carved from one piece of wood and sometimes the neck and head are made of another piece of wood.

I do really well with any wooden ducks, decoys in my booth. And now Elephants are being snagged up, every month it changes like the critter of the month club! Enjoyed as always!

The dark brown, lidded pottery dish is actually yellow ware which can be pretty valuable!! I’ve owned and sold a few of the mixing bowls. They have always done well for me! Fun fact: the top edges of the mixing bowls were once used to sharpen knives. When you find them in the wild with rough, textured top edges, this is intentional and not an accident.

Enjoyed your “talk along” and cute “giggles”! They make my days brighter, so don’t QUIT sharing those fun parts of your video. Of COURSE I DO enjoy “looking” at the shelves with you. Don’t find myself pondering over “left behinds” because I’ve been with you and Andrew pre parrots and before your move into the one bathroom VINTAGE house, so I’ve enjoyed learning along “our” journey!! Enjoying watching Laurel grow and Juliette and Ashton playing with her!! She’s been a light in everyone’s lives!! 👏☺️🥰🎉🥳 I loved the painting, too, btw!😁

I have the orange juice pitcher. It was bought new in 1980. I came with 4 small juice glasses.