I FOUND A $1200 COLLECTIBLE at a Texas Thrift Shop

That's um, that's interesting. And it's still got, it's still got like paper in it. Like original paper in it. That's pretty cool. This guy looks like he's in time out. Wait, let's fix that. You turn around here and show your pretty face. You've got to be Fitz and Floyd. Oh my goodness. It is blown glass ornaments of the seven dwarfs with snow white. They are all there. They are asking $1,200. Okay. I'm still in Dallas, Texas. Actually, I'm in Grapevine, Texas. Yes. Where am I? I am at Angel's Attic upscale resale thrift store. It is a place I absolutely love to visit when I come to Texas. So, uh, let's get inside and let's get shopped All right. I will just, I will get the address right here. There it is. 1250 William D Tate. That's where we're at. All right. What is our specials today? We've got 25% off. Anything looks like. All right. Let's get a lucky cart. I really love these. I love these so much, but we're going to get one of these. Okay. Right in the door. Look at this absolutely gorgeous antique chair. Georgian style carved Walnut. It is $225.50. Look at all of this hand painting. That's, that's a stunner. That's a stunner right there. I love how they set the tables with the dishes. Just gives you more of an idea how it's going to look on your table. Okay. This is blue Willow, right? Cause that's the Willow tree. Let's see. It's Churchill. Doesn't say the pattern in the back. I'm pretty sure. Correct me if I'm wrong. Oh, look at that. That's gorgeous. Kind of a little bit of a nightmare to ship with all those little pedals, but doable. Oh, pumpkin pillows and more pumpkin pillows. Okay. I am picking up these pretty little pumpkin pillows. They are by Harvest Moon. I don't know the brand, but they feel really nice. And at 25% off, they would be about $6 each. There we go. Those will fit in the suitcase still. Let's see what we've got over on the goodie shelves. I really love these shelves. I would love a big living room again someday where I could just have big shelves with fun things on them. That's my dream. And then change around the decor from season to season. That would be so fun. Okay. What are these little guys? These look like the Tom Clark gnomes. Oh, I think they are. Right? Yeah. Let's say Clark, 1987. They got the little lucky pennies on the back. Little Canadian pennies. $15 on those. I've never seen, well, they're not ornaments. They're just little figurines. I don't think I've ever seen these. I've seen the bigger ones, not these little guys. And we got little Mr. And Mrs. Ray Dunn mini mugs. Oh, I do like him. Okay. I don't have my ability to get large items home anymore. That ship has sailed. So now it's just what can go in my suitcase. All right. He's super cute with his little feathers. Oh my gosh. I do kind of like him. Do I need him? No, I can find him at home. That's the thing. I'm looking for things that I can't find at home. That is the goal here. So let's, let's stay on task. Okay. I do like feathers. Oh, that's a pretty blouse. I'm kind of liking it. I always feel bad, like wanting to undress one of the mannequins, but that's really, really pretty. Okay. I might, I might need to do it. All right. We are definitely coming back over here. Look at this Joseph Rybkov little blazer. I guess you'd call it a blazer. I kind of like it. I don't, I'm not really an animal print kind of gal. This is so classy though. All right. I'm not gonna get it. It's 49. So even at a 25% off, it's a little over my budget for personal purchases, but that's cool. This is the boutique section of their clothing. So that's why you see the bigger prices on here. And then they do mark them down. We'll get to the back area where these have all been marked down once they're here for a certain amount of time and they don't sell, which is, that's how you do it. You give it a chance to sell at the top price to support the nonprofit and then you get it moved. You got to get it moved. Stale inventory with tons coming in on a daily basis is no bueno. So they have a really good strategy here and their prices are reasonable for, for what these items are. These are really top quality clothing. Like what's the French connection? See, I'm not, I'm not really a clothing girl, but I can feel this super good quality fabric and it's stitched really well. So I know that's, that's a nice piece. Oh, I really, really like this one. I am, I am going to undress that mannequin. Okay. Peeking through some of the little jewelry on the display here. See if there's anything fun and fancy in there. Little fishies, little red wood beads. Those are fun. All right. I don't see anything we can't live without there. Oh, we got all the fancy shoes in here. Oh, I love that it's boot season again. My favorite time of the year. All right. Let's get over to some stuffs here. I could fit, you know, a couple little glass items in the suitcase, but I have to be super selective on what I choose. Made in Spain. It's recycled glass. Look at the little design on that. Beautiful color. $23.50. I love how they display everything in these little, like, it just gives you like, Oh, that would be so pretty if I did that at home. Kind of, kind of vibe. Oh, is this one of those? If you look at it long enough, you'll see a different picture, kind of pictures. I mean, or is it just, no, I think it's just, it's just little shapes, right? I don't know. I like the color. It's fun. Right. I like that you can look at something like that and turn around and there's some purses to look at. Hot Shore. I do not know that brand. It feels kind of like a thick thermal, like a lunch bag and maybe it is. What is this one? I don't know. $16 new. Hmm. Pretty little purses. I bought a lot of purses at that last shop that I went to, so I may not need to buy any more for a while. Okay. Back to glass. Back to glass and goodies. Oh, she's beautiful. I love the Blanc pieces. There's the mark. So many companies used that kind of cross swords, so you almost need to have like a book to look up the particular one. She's very nice quality. I don't want to try to get her home. Oh, that mirror with the little candelabras on it. Oh, it's got sheriffs. Oh, that's nice. I think one of the greatest things about this store is there is no loud music playing. I absolutely love that. It's one of the battles of filming in a thrift store is most of them have some pretty loud music going. Is this a slaw box? No. Yes. No. I don't know. Why is there paper in? Okay. So it's not because it's paper or something. Oh, it's a vintage cash register with working bell. What? How in the world is that a cash register? But I guess it's got. Okay. Stand by. Let's see what this says. Oh, it says. Okay. These glasses. I cannot read these with these glasses. Good. Good Hill and Sons, Patentees, Trinity Works, Halifax. That's um, that's interesting. And it's still got, it's still got like paper in it. Like original paper in it. That's pretty cool. I don't think I've ever seen. Oh, and then the drawers. Oh, did you hear that? Oh gosh. That's magnificent. If I was home, if I was home, I'd be tempted. No outfit is complete without a fabulous purse. Are they all that? Oh no. You can never have too many purses. A designer bag can change your life. And then there's one more down there too. Six piece leaf shaped serving set with a little bamboo handle. What are you? Very bright and cheerful. Um, whatever that says, whatever that says. It's pretty. Some Satsuma porcelain, a little ginger jar like Colport made in Hong Kong. It's in Amari colors. That bird is upside down though. Why is that bird upside down? It's just, that's, you don't want your bird upside down. Oh, he's fun and happy. A little tea light holder. 8.50. Oh, Kang Xi period. I love that they do their research on some of these pieces. That's great because then when it goes to a new home, it can retain its, its provenance and someone else will know what it is. Oh, is this? Yes. Kemper. I noticed the paint job right away. There is the mark. Oh, it's got its original sticker too. You don't see that very often. They sold this at HomeGoods. Are you kidding me right now? I had no idea they sold Kemper at HomeGoods now. Wow. Okay. Well, you learn something new every day. Okay. What a beautiful serving tray. I love that. I like their nice clean displays. You can look at every single piece. She is the angel of kindness with her little, little kitty cat. And up here, just have some nice decorative items. Kind of stand back and see what looks good. Oh, I like the little harps. One of them. Oh, I thought it was missing its string. It was just blending in. Oh, those are pretty. Marco pottery. Don't know Marco pottery. Painting with the gold accents was like a really popular thing. I'm going to say late fifties into the sixties. Like that gold was seen on a lot of stuff. We had the Hollywood Regency period, a little 3d hummingbird by Jane Hall. Sweet. Oh, there we go. Let's get back, sit and write how it should be. And then you go right up to the pink zone up here. Oh, she's a heavy angel. My goodness. Look at this cradle, a cradle with a table on top. I mean, that could be kind of useful. I mean, turn that into the changing table up there and the cradle down here. Although I don't think it's meant to be a cradle. I think I'm just, I'm just in like a newborn baby mode. I think it's just supposed to be a table with storage and then. Yeah. Okay. I see it now. Cool basket. Pretty big, pretty big. Can't get that home. 50. These are nice. These are nice baskets. Oh man. I love that little plant stand table with drawers. Oh, look at the little triangular drawers made with a single dovetail. See, let's see. 85, 50. Yeah. If I was home, that'd be coming home with me. Oh my goodness. What a great table country, French game table, the built-in chess board. And then you got a drawer. Oh no. It's got that little table on the side. Does it have any storage? Oh, where do you put your chess pieces? Oh no. It's just got little things, but you could put like a little basket or something underneath. Very nice. Very nice. We've got the early American hutch with kind of the more primitives in there, the copper pieces. You got the tiara glass in the amber. Just such a pleasant shopping experience here with all the things just aesthetically, aesthetically pleasing. That's the word I'm looking for. All right. Let's take a peek at the art wall. See what goodies we've got. Are those, those are all motorcycle gas tanks. All Honda looks like. Oh no, no, no. There's, what is that? Kawasaki? Is that brand still around? I haven't heard that name for a long time. Cool, cool man art, if you will. Oh, look at this little, look at this little basket-y guy. Single coasters? Single coasters. Oh, little Bichon. I love how they call it fur baby products. Made in Italy. Oh, fancy. Fancy. All right. Nothing we need there today. All right. Gotta come back the other way. Let's see what else we got. Oh, I like the, like the beach chairs. Actually, when I went to Miami, that's kind of how it was set up. And I remember sitting out on the beach and then they have, they have guys who come and bring you drinks and stuff. And then all of a sudden they started collecting all the umbrellas because a storm was coming in. It was like, boom, boom, boom. They cleared the beach. It was the craziest thing. All right. That's a cool Picasso. I don't think I've ever seen that one. Well, we got flamingo, horse, dachshund, penguin, and some kind of a bird. All right. I snuck over to another little section for now. Let's see what we can see. A little butterfly's got a chip. Otherwise that's really adorable. A basket. $2.50. Got a paperweight. Oh, it is signed. R.F. Cuatro. Cuatro. 05. $2.50. Hmm. Hmm. It's a little much to pay and it's heavy. That's the other thing about putting things in the suitcase. There is a 50 pound weight limit, so I can't get super heavy things. She's $5.50. I'm all with a little puppy. It's $8.50. Okay. Oh, she's cute. Soul Sisters. These are fun. Oh, it's Fitz and Floyd. 1990. 1990 Fitz and Floyd. It's not a Fitz and Floyd I'm familiar with. They have a lot of patterns. That's Lennox. These look Bavarian or German. KPM. Yep. All hand painted. Can you imagine like people sitting basically in a factory just painting? Or did they? I don't know. I don't know that to be true. That's like, had I imagined it, but maybe they were in people's homes. Do you know the history of how these all got hand painted? Because there was a lot of them. I guess that's something I should ask George, the antique nomad, because I'm sure he would know because he knows these things. Let's see. $14.50 on the little leather camel with his little saddlebag. He's old. He's a nice one. Got more back there. All right. This bowl is really beautiful. Oh, I didn't even see the side of it too. It's got a mark. It says Italy. Yeah, it looks pretty classic. Pretty classic Italian bowl. That is, that is really nice. How much is it? Not that I can get this one home, but it's $30. Not super tempted. If it had been like 10, I would have been, oh my gosh, how do I get that home? But that's good. It's worth 30. All right. I've been staring at this going, what is it? Are they salt? Oh, they are salt and peppers. Okay. Salt and peppers. Oh, that got broken. That's such a shame. Easy glue fix to make it look good again. $30 for that. Dragons all over it. That's a cool piece. What's in it? Oh, the volcano opens up too. What, what do you put in there? Do you put toothpicks? No, because it's got a lid. What do you put in there? Fun little picture with bees. More dishes. Those are interesting. Oh, interesting. I don't know that mark. Huh. They're very artsy. Artsy and quite heavy pottery. Okay. I'm pretty sure these are Fitz and Floyd. Yep. You got the little FF impressed on there with a date, 1982. I think that says, oh, I love it. I love it. And then you have the leeks, same thing. And you got the lettuce bowl and the celery vase. Those are fun. And you've got Harry Potter's pie on the bottom. All right. We're going to walk over to the kids section because this quilt just absolutely drew me in. And then we're going to head over there soon as well. The store is pretty big. It's pretty big. Southern Belle quilt, $200. Yes, that is worth every penny of $200. This store is highly curated. You know, they, they really look at what they're putting on the shelf. So they're trying to put out the best of the best and things. So let's see what kind of plush made the grade. We got lots of Squishmallows, of course, and some teddy bears, little Reese's bunny. Try me. Oh, okay. He does the peanut butter chant. These guys are, they're still Squishmallows, but they're, oh, original Squishmallows. Okay. Wait, no, I saw this one. This is Jazzwares. So not Squishmallow. Oh, you are. I guess they're Squishmallow's Jazzwares. Okay. A little different collection of them. Oh, who are you? Coco surprise. You're kind of adorable. Oh, you're a little, you're a little top heavy. I guess you have to sit up, don't you? Because you're all of this. It's too much. Got some Royal Dalton bunnykins and dishes over here and all sorts of fun things. Okay. I'm not normally a teddy bear person, but the eyes on this one are really getting me. He's $2.50. I'll be sneaking him into the suitcase. Cute little kitty pillow. And someone please inform Jordan that grandmas don't stop buying clothes. It's just a thing, right? Oh, look at the fun little vintage puzzles. Disney puzzles. Old password game. Got smart from 1966. Got Shirley Temple doll. She's a 1977 Fisher Price My Baby Beth. Oh, and down here we actually have an Armand Marcel. She's only $60. Oh, could I get her home? I don't know if I can get her home. I might have to carry her, but I kind of want her. I'm going to think about that one. Oh my, look at this girl. Who's she? She's just an art cloth ballerina. She's kind of adorable. And then there's all these girls up here. Oh my gosh, look at this adorable little sweater with the hood built in. Oh, it's got little pockets. Oh my gosh, that's so cute. Malhas Rejane. That's unisex, right? That's not really boy or girl, or is it? I don't know. All right, that one. All right, I'm going to leave it. Oh man, that's cute. All right, let's look over here in their office supplies. See if anything stands out. Like, I mean, there is a teapot over in the office supplies. Oh, it's got a very broken, very broken spout. A lot of people use these now for planters though, so not necessarily for using for tea. So you could still put that, like, out in the garden, put a plant in it, make it pretty. They have a great little book nook back here where you can just kind of get lost in the books, and they've got it all organized really nice. There's chairs you can sit back here. They've got their new arrivals, and their prices are pretty incredible. So definitely a good place to come find a book. I see something down on the bottom. Oh, it's the circus glasses. Oh, they're plastic. I thought these were the glass ones. Oh, these would be super easy to get home. Okay, but I have no idea the value on these, so let me do a quick look up. Okay, I could only find the Libby ones and, like, one listing for two of these. I wonder if Libby made the plastic ones too. Well, you know what? There's one, two, three, four, five, there's six of them at $2.50 each, but they are 25% off. I'm gonna pick those up. Okay, let's see what else is on this nice little shelf. Two's Company. Cute little bathroom tray, isn't it? I'm trying, I'm really trying not to get the breakables though. I'm trying not to break the breakables too. Seal Resimer. Must have been who hand painted it. That would have been a utensil holder, probably spoons to go on the table. Is this Noritake? Yes, it is. Some Noritake lusterware. Oh, that's a pretty piece. Very heavy. Something made in, made in where? France. Hand painted. Oh la la. That one is $40. Got our little kitchenware section here. You know what? That just reminded me, I bought one of these. We never used it. Okay, I'm going to remind Noah. We have to try it. Noah's actually not much of a gadget guy in the kitchen. He just cooks. This looks like Port Marion. It sure is. Port Marion tumbler. Hmm. Travel mug. Hmm. I don't know that I've ever found a Port Marion travel mug before. It's pretty heavy. And I don't like, I just, I don't know. I have this weird thing about plastic and silicones for drinking from. I just, I'll leave that for somebody else. All right. What do we have on this side? Pretty little creamer sugar, unfortunately missing the lid, but it's Nikko, made in Japan. Oh, it's a butter, butter bell. Never quite understood how those work, but I know they're popular. I like these. Cook the tea in the top and drink it from the bottom. That's cute. Cute little serving thing. Oh, I guess it's this and the little chili ramekins. Fun. Hey, that's a good idea for storing cookie cutters, isn't it? Just put them in a big jar. I love these big jars. Reminds me, my grandmother always had big jars full of cookies and different things up on the kitchen counter. I always think of her when I see big jars. Okay. That is a gorgeous tray with the little staghorn handles. $22.50. Clean with dry cloth, made in India. Beautiful. And that one's pretty too. Wow. Nice, nice, nice, nice pieces. That one, $24.50. Let's see what we've got over here. That's plastic. Plastic pitcher. Margarita glasses are also plastic. Good for taking out by the pool. Don't have to worry about glass breaking. That is pretty. Majolica floral teapot, Bassano, Italy for $55.50. Let's see. I know that's taped on. I'm still squeamish about turning it over one-handed, but I'm going to show you. There's the mark. Gorgeous. Gorgeous. More pillows. Ooh, look at the color of that. Green. That's a nice, rich emerald green, would you call that? All right. Ooh, that one's fun too. Oh my goodness. Look at this mug. You put the marshmallows, shoot the marshmallows, slam dunk them. Yeah, these are the Max's Creations mugs. They make all different sports. I think I've had a soccer one before. So super sweet. Kind of love it. $8.50. I'm trying to be careful. Just trying to be careful what I'm putting in the suitcase now. I did get a lot on this trip. I got more than I normally get when I am away because I had somebody to drive most of it home. Those are in the previous videos if you haven't seen those. I got lots. I got lots of stuff. And some big stuff too. I kind of filled up my friend's whole back of his car. He was like, did you leave any room for my stuff? I said no. All in fun, of course. All in fun. He only had one suitcase. Look at that cool piece. That's a Gary Buffett or Buffet guy. Not Gary, guy. This is actually a nice Eschenbach porcelain Germany plate. La Buona Cocina. There is something very charming about that little plate. It is 25% off. So it's like $6.50 or $6.75. I really like it. I like it. I'm going to get it. I mean, come on. This guy looks like he's in time out. Wait, let's fix that. You turn around here and show your pretty face. You've got to be Fitz and Floyd. Oh yes, of course. 1990 Fitz and Floyd. The bad thing about Fitz and Floyd is just how easy it gets chipped. These particular pieces from the 80s and 90s just had that propensity. $42.50 for him. He's absolutely gorgeous though. This actually smells still like a real rose. Natural grown rose with its unique fragrance that lasts months. Oh, do you hear the clocks in the background? That was cool. Smell it. Not really. See what I mean? All right. Other. Oh, those are interesting. Who makes those? Oh, it's Toll silversmiths. Wow. Look at the color on the inside of these silver plate bowls. Those are stunning. Candles. Give me a, almost, almost bought myself a J, but give me a J. Oh, it's just a trinket. I thought it was a candle. Oh, it's anthropology. $11.50 would be 25% off. I'm so bad at that math. I know I'm going to get like a dozen comments telling me how to do the math. I just can't do it in my head and shoot video at the same time. I have to turn the camera off to use my thinking skills. Okay. I think I am going to get this and probably give it to Jordan for Christmas. Cause she does have a nice little vanity place where she does her makeup and stuff. And it's just, you know, it's a nice subtle J and it's pretty. Oh my goodness. These bowls are so heavy, but they're so beautiful. Oh, they're also anthropology. These are anthropology. $14.50 for the creamer and sugar. If I was home, I would be grabbing these. I definitely, definitely would. Jack and Jill peppers, Waldorf apples, imperial plums. Oh, and another Waldorf apples. There's just all of these little places kind of all over the store. And then behind me, we're getting over there next, but oh my gosh, look at these animal bottle stoppers. Those are so cool. $18.50. I really, really like those. I just can't, can't quite to do $18.50. Holds four wine glasses. Oh, I guess you put the bottle in the middle and serve the wine glasses. I wish there was a picture. Berubi art. That, that's fascinating. Oh, look at this bread box down under here with the punched tin. Oh, look at that. Two shelves in there. Ooh, that is, that is awesome. I love it. $64.50. Wow. That's really pretty. Oh, we got a Tommy Bahama bottle opener. I had a whole bunch of these at one time, all kind of nautical themed. And I think I finally, finally got them sold. It took a long time though. Okay. Let's look through all of the amazing glass. Ooh, little, I guess a little trinket. I mean, there's a set. So would they be coaster? No, I guess they're just little trinket dishes. What would you have used those for? So much pretty glassware. Look at all of these Mikasa glasses still have their original stickers on them. Like they were never used. Probably given as a gift and then stored away. Look, all of them still have the Mikasa stickers on them. That's pretty amazing. What is that? Oh my. You are pretty. Made in Poland. It's like one of those little Polish oil lamps. Only this one is a double. It's got two. It's quite heavy. So I am going to leave it, but it's quite fascinating too. Sometimes I'll just look at something and go, okay, I'm going to be on the lookout for that at home. I have these. I love these. I actually use these myself because I absolutely just am mesmerized by the little twist inside. I always pick those up at home when I find them just so I can have a bigger set. Those, wow. Look at the, look at the shine on those. They've got, I won't know. I thought it was like a little silver of entering in there. It's not. It's, it's just kind of the way they made a little bit of like frosting in those, but wow. Wow. Those are quite stunning. Cool. I know it's just for display only, but doesn't that make a cake stand look spectacular when you actually use a little fake cake? One of my favorite patterns. I love it. I love it. I love it. It just doesn't sell for much. Oh, look at this. It's got like little crystals in there. Oh, it's Ola Cassini. Of course it is. Quite a department store brand. Okay. Look at this stunner. That is silver overlay on this beautiful piece. And that's probably all silver down in the bottom and around the edge as well. They're asking 20 for that one. That is a gorgeous, gorgeous piece. Oh, I love this. It's, uh, I tell, it's at Italiclass, I want to say. I can never remember from Sweden or Finland though. It's Scandinavian. I know that it's absolutely stunning. All right. We are getting over to the colored glass after we get through all this funness. All right. Let's see what we have over here. That's got some pizzazz. I believe this pattern is Duncan Miller's Caribbean or Calypso. I can never remember quite what the name is, but I recognize it. It is depression glass. Got all the greens down there. Oh, let's get around to the reds. Ooh, beautiful, beautiful red. Oh, so fun to see it displayed so nicely. You just can really sit back and appreciate it all. This is Murano candle holder. I wish it was a pair and it's all color blocked. So if amber is your thing, here we go. Then we've got the silver plate wall and they've got their lamps here as well. We'll look at lamps, but there's just not even a chance that I'm going to try to get a lamp home, but we can look and appreciate what is here like this one. Okay. That's really cool. Okay. Is this the same thing I saw a few videos ago where I found a, I think it was called a sextant and it's a nautical distance device. Is this the same thing or is this something different? And then we've got more silver plate over here. This should be very in again, at least for a while with the Downton Abbey movie coming out and being so popular. And in the news, this is Haviland Limoge. The complete set here for $600. That's pretty fabulous. So we've got pink depression glass. It's hard to see that it's pink here, but then we pull it out and you can see it's pinkness. Ooh, I love this. This is, um, is it American or is it Wexford? Again, like I recognize the pattern, but then I'd have to go double check. It's like in my brain, but not. I believe this is Jeanette back here. And that's a little thumbprint pattern. I don't know who makes that one. Oh, look at all the little birdies makes you little birdies. Bone China. Let's see. Can't quite see who makes the little birdies. It's underneath there. They've made it so you can see the name of the bird, but you can't see who the maker is on these. And they are $12.50 each. Oh, they're Royal. Are they Royal Dalton? They're Royal something. Oh, you're the last one I didn't check. Royal Wooster. Oh, you're Royal Woosterburg. Okay. Look at these. Wow. Those are amazing. Okay. Don't know whose mark that is. I like those. I really, really like those. Okay. Not going to get them, but I really, really like them. Okay. Look at this bunny teapot. The bunny is like eating a piece of greenery and that makes the spout believed to be from the 50s, 60s decorative only. Wow. Let's look, let's look on the bottom. Let's see if he's got a name. No, it's just that for decorative purposes only may poison you. Yeah. It's pretty cool though. Pretty cool little bunny, not a teapot to be used. And there was a beautiful piece of Roseville Zephyr Lily. Here's the mark on the bottom. They're asking $67.50 on that one and a gorgeous Brown Transferware. We don't know who makes that one. They did not sign it, but it looks quite old. That is some classic Capitamonte as is that it's in really good condition. Usually you find these and they are pretty chipped up along the edges. This one's been kept in very nice condition. They are asking $65.50 on that. We've got, we've got Lennox. We've got a cute little wall pocket. She is $28.50. Reminds me of the head vases. Oh, there's two of them. There's two little girl wall pockets. All right, pretty, pretty pieces. And then you've got the Hummel Spice Jars from 1987. You just get four of them. There was a whole set. Oh, this is one of the cast iron banks. So you probably put the coin. Where would you put the coin? Where would the coin go? In a little birdie's mouth somewhere? I don't know. Usually you put a coin somewhere. I'm not going to play with it too much. And then it pops it into the bank. Same with this one. Oh, that's, that's rude. It's the Titanic hitting the iceberg. Okay. That's kind of, that's kind of bad. Nice collection of bells. Oh, she's very sweet. Like, dear Santa, please bring me a cat. Oh, I wonder what he's thinking right about now. All right, more beautiful dishes. Oh, and then a whole shelf of doggies. Nice doggies. Red Hat Society pieces. Lots of it. Oh, I have sold and have been selling some of these. They are Gobel. They are the, oh gosh, now it just, they're gnomes, but they have like a specific name. Can you, I can't even think of it right now. I have a whole bunch of them still listed. Cowboys. Cowboy gnomes. That's what they are. Gosh, just came to me. All right. I have some more fun cupboards here. Oh, look at the bird hair comb. And then that one, is it celluloid? I think it is. Wow. Look at that stone jade stone. I don't know what its purpose was, but that's pretty amazing. Chinese blue and white provincial jar. They have some really nice pieces. I see a little micro mosaic trinket box and I can't see what the price is. Standby. Okay. It's 30, so I'm going to leave it, but that was really calling to me. Oh, the little French mesh purse, $95 firm. So I would say that does not fall into their 25% off sale. That purse is really, really fantastic too. Wow. And then they have a collection of Yadras and more stunning pieces. Oh my goodness. It is blown glass ornaments of the seven dwarfs with snow white. They are all there. They are asking $1,200, but I think I like this set even better. It is Bambi flower and thumper. And then you've got the, it says Bambi, $350. That's, that's pretty cool. Okay. I'm looking at these patterns. Look, look at these men's pants. Oh, that's hysterical. Can you believe we used to dress like that? Love this old washstand dresser. It's got the rest of the piece behind it here that mounts up here. It's probably, is it a mirror? Oh, the mirror's gone. I would have had a mirror. Oh no. Oh no. The mirror's there. It's there. It was just a little, the gap between it. And then you put your, your pitcher and bowl here to wash up at night. And this is, this is how you lived. Pretty doggy. They get amazing furniture here. Like this is just a really, really nice store. You want to come find something special and not have to dig through all of the miscellaneous stuff. This is just all very impeccably curated and put out for you to enjoy your thrifting shopping experience and support a really good cause. I just found out recently that my older brother is very much into clocks. And now I'm like, I'm looking at clocks just a little bit differently. Okay. Here's the dresser that matches the piece on the other side. So that is what the mirror looks like on the other side as well. Oh, that is so gorgeous. Oh, I love this rug. I love this rug. Costco brand, genuine lambskin, four by six foot, $225. Okay. I love this pillow too. I love the floofy little satiny pillow. 17 by 13. It doesn't have a price though. I've already got two pillows going in the suitcase. It's only $8.50. Do I need this pillow? I really don't need this pillow. More pretty little set up vignettes here with coffee table books. All right. There's a little Halloween section here. We got to look through. Okay. That's fun. What we got that we can't live without. Oh, look at these pumpkin plates. Those look like, um, um, what's they make mugs. They make mugs spectrum designs. No, it's in home styles. 2021. Those are cute. Love, love, love. We got the unicorn Halloween coloring book. Oh, wow. Look at these shoes. That's like, we're really getting into it. Okay. What are these little pumpkin guys? They're little, little tea light. No, they're napkin rings. They're napkin rings. Huh? Sweet. Oh, that's a fun mug. That spectrum designs. There we go. I feel like it's probably the same company manufacturer. I still have some Halloween mugs I have to get sold. Cool turkey. He's a resin. Oh, look at the face on him. All right. I don't see anything Halloween that needs to jump in the suitcase. I think we're good. Okay. It's time to dig in here. So I'm going to show you what did the trays look like? And then I'll have to share with you at the end, what I end up with. I'm sure I am going to find some goodies to bring over to sell in one of my upcoming whatnot sales that I do on Friday evenings at 4 p.m. Pacific time. And if you have not joined me over there, I'll put a little code up in the corner that you can use to sign up and get $15 to come and spend. Okay. Here's I did. I did get some really nice pieces. They were 25% off. All even the firm was what I did not anticipate was that there was sales tax. That's interesting. Does Texas charge nonprofits sales tax? My grand total was $970.46. That means the resale goal is to at least double that money, but hopefully more. And we'll be doing all of this jewelry over on whatnot, Friday, 4 p.m. Pacific time. I hope you will join me. There again is that link. If you haven't joined what not yet, go ahead and either scan that code or go to the first comment. I'll have a link there for you as well. And you can sign up and get $15 to come over and spend. So I think it's time to to the airport and get home. You go be profitable and make it fun. We'll see you on the next.