I wonder if they made the mosaic wood as a hobby and sold them

@janetswope5695

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That’s exactly what I was wondering!

@CityWideSale

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@@janetswope5695 I don't think they made (but possible). They look like imported items. But they were doing some sorta business w/ 'em. Probably going to local flea markets with them.

@FabiolaMacabre

10 ай бұрын

Maybe! Maybe a job y Or an artist, all those frames were super neat

I would like to see the Furby talking, and Stella's reaction to it. Thanks Jeffrey.

@cazzaa5012

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That would be interesting..especially as she has some terrier in her 😂

I have those marbles,they go to the original Aggravation game,now they make them out of plastic,there should be 6 of each color.

Did the people make all those wood inlay items? Whoa that is a whole lot of Dolls! You were right a bit spooky

Those were quite the sales, that doll collection wow where on earth did the owner put them all? Thanks Jeffrey for a delightful video!

I love seeing the different things people have collected over a lifetime. The second home’s bathroom was epic! Take care darling xx

I don't know why really, but dolls always come across as spooky to me, and then an army of dolls 🤷🤷🤷That's a lot of dolls, I'd be scared+👍👏😊+

The huge chest is a quilt chest. Some were even bigger. My grandmother had a really large one. She made quilts for the 5 beds in her home.

On the wood bits - maybe they had a shop selling them. On the beanie babies - it’s the rare ones like the pink octopus and older ones. The flamingo one is very pink and called pinky. Can’t u adopt them all?

You are so much more restrained than I would be at these estate sales

Love the elephant cookie jar.

My daughter collects furbys. If u have more than one they will interact with each other; pretty neat.

I LOVE how Jeffrey says Turtle 😉

I love the days when we get two videos in one day💜💜💜Thank you

Dang, that first sale reminded me of a movie I watched a couple nights ago, called simply Dolls. That's one of my favorite movies. I love mean dolls 😊😂❤

Most of the dolls (not all) were made for the "collector" market. I call them "forced collectibles". Mattel did that with Barbies, Hot Wheels; Hallmark with ornaments done in a series; Hummels. They were made in mass quantities and you weren't considered a collector if you didn't buy the whole series. Now----people are trying to sell their collections and are shocked to see they aren't worth what they put into them. Beanie Babies, collector plates to hang, Ertl Farm Toys. Yes, some exceptions to the rule but very few. Some of the items you show have a tinty value but the dolls--Beanie Babies, Lenox spice containers, Dept 56 Snow Babies, on and on. They all had a hand in making a "collector" mark with promises of ROI (return on investment). Not happin'.

Oh my, I would be so broke going to these sales and I’d probably be labeled a hoarder. I love it all 🥰

The pump organ was gorgeous!

I was curious as well so I researched a bit. The Beanie Babies that are worth the most money are Princess the Bear, Bubbles the Fish, and Piccadilly Attic. Original Beanie Babies that have been retired are worth the most. They also have tags and are in good to mint condition

@trudymcewen9801

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Tammy, I had both the original princess PVC and the 25 dollar one. I did research and the Indonesia princess Diana is the most valuable. I could not sell them so gave them away. People only pay if they want something. My Teddy Bears were more valuable not Beanie Babies.

The Sew Handy?!Very collectible. Worth up to $80.

I liked the picture with the dogs in the lower corner, and the marbles. The Crystal area was nice Beautiful furniture collection.

Estate sales can be so depressing. Everything the owners had taken a lifetime to collect up for grabs.

@FabiolaMacabre

10 ай бұрын

It’s more sad if they ended up in the trash imo, it’s nice that people will treasure those things too even after the original owner is gone

That last piece of furniture you saw with the marble is a vanity. Mine is all original and beautiful. Very much like that piece. I want to sell it but not many people buy that huge 1800s furniture like that anymore. Nice video.

Some cool things today! Hope you had a fun weekend.

I would think by now not to take a big gulp of tea while listening to your comments. You SO crack me up.

History of Art was a great pickup. I don't know what the color of the hardbound is but great coffee table book and/or decor besides the kewl info. I'd look up the value and if not much, discard the dust jacket. ;)

Sounds like they needed a battery for the smoke alarm that kept beeping

I loved watching this! The estate sales were so much fun!

That Janson art book was the standard for college art history many decades ago.

My oldest went through a Furby phase, I always thought they were kinda creepy so I was happy when it passed but then a few years later they wanted one again! I would not recommend getting a second one, it is kinda fascinating seeing them interact but also weird & kinda disturbing.

Dang that one house.... All of the dolls and plush.... I would have been digging through those piles.

You are the king of lithographs 👑!!!

The singer sewing machine is worth around 100 dollars to 125 dollars. Maybe next time you might want to think about it a little more. I know I collect singers. 😊❤

The last sale had some beautiful antique furniture. 😮

I hate that chirping sound when they don't put a new battery in their smoke detectors. Drives me insane!

LOVED ALL THE SALES. YOU ARE VERY LUCKY TO GO TO THSES SALES. ALOT OF BEAUTIFUL THINGS YOU SEE. THANKYOU JEFFERY FOR TAKING US ALONG.👍👍❤️🙏🇨🇦

Such an obsession to collect, right down to the rolls of toilet paper! I guess I draw a line with my collection.

Love it all especially last sale that Victorian piano all the dresser mirrors and that last Victorian gentleman's dresser I would have bought the whole house

Nice Siamese cat plush.

Meow Meow KITTY! Mr. ROGERS!! GREAT Video of course Jeffery! LOVE my Squirrel wall crawler!!! And Everything! Thank You!

Loved the fancy bathroom ❤.

That first one was so organized and must have took a long time pricing everything, but quite overwhelming, it was it's own little shopping mall store.

When I was a child, we used to have that doll with a toiletrol on the hat plank of the car. 😄 I like the Furby and the siamese cat.

Yes, I remember the cat from Mr. Roger’s. Mew mew mew mew😹 the one you found did look like her. Lots of fun finds!

The first sale was amazing with all her collections. How much fun she must of had. Thank you for another awesome video. 😊

I want two furbys that work. I spent a fortune on two still in boxes, never opened and neither of them worked.! You start them up by pressing down on the tongue but you need two so they can communicate. And may need new batteries. I recognize "He Ain't Heavy; He's My Brother" by The Hollies.

Omg I love the crystals jealous 😮

I think the wood cut out art is called Marquetry. Maybe they were the maker of that art and that's why they had so much.

When I worked at Hallmark people were investing in Beanie Baby collections. I told them do not do it, they would be worthless. Stuffed toys are not collectible only expensive one of a kind, artist toys, Steiff and fur bears which I have but gave a lot away. People only pay if they want something. I am a collector of many valuable collections and one day they will be sold for next to nothing just so they get a good home. Collect what you live, not for money.

The last Sale had beautiful Antiques but we're sky high priced guess they assumed they were in antique shop 😮

I have my grandmothers cedar chest. She got one when she became engaged. It’s heavy and big, can keep lots of stuff in them.

Love that Siamese stuff cat ❤ can't wait for ur sale. Fantastic video Jeffrey 😀 have a great day w ur potatoe chip too.🌹

Wow I definitely would have spent some time in the plush room. Big money to be made in there. Love your Furby choice ! 🌸🦋🌼

That hanging silverware rack was very common in the 90's. they come in all colors. They are nice to have on a counter but can sometimes be annoying because they fall off. Then they were made in hook style,so they couldn't fall off.

Singer machine in box. Might have been a winner.

that organ in the last house was amazing! as for the beanie baby house, I wonder if they used to fill vending machines with all that stuff? interesting as always Jeffrey!

I believe you were referring to Mr. Rogers cat . meow, meow friend Henrietta Pussycat.. meow 😸 I love a good estate sale, you got some good finds. meow

WOW! Just WOW! Love the baskets and wooden pictures!

There were 2 items I think The Old Curiosity Shop would have purchased...oh my...I'm learning my youtubers personalities and shopping for them...lol lol lol

Great Sales!! Whats great about FL, You get to spend most of your sunny days out side!! Always look for your videos.

Those sales were crazy!! Great items. So much it's overwhelming.

That Janson Art History book was the primer for art history majors! I still have mine from college. A classic!

Where are all the things stored ? It’s amazing to think the collections fit in the house.

Jeffrey, between Friday’s sale video and todays estate sale…you had me laughing so hard! Love you❤

Another wonderful video, sure made my day! Never seen such a huge doll collection! Such a variety of things…loved the yellow flatware for $50. Very collectible I would think… Hugs to Stella! ❤ 🎉

All those dolls. 🙄 They're a tough sell. It's gonna be hard for them to sell even a quarter of them. The boxed porcelain ones (although very pretty) are a dime a dozen in many thrift stores. (There's the really cheaply made ones trying to look expensive and then there are some really well-made ones by brands like Gorham, but no matter...they're gonna sit there on the shelf for a long time.) Unless dolls are true antiques (and there are LOTS of "reproductions" out there,) or a very collectible brand or line within a brand, they just don't move. It's a good idea for anyone considering purchasing dolls for resale to study up on them before making a significant purchase. But if you just love the dolls for your own personal collection, you've got a lot to choose from. On the other hand, all sorts of plush seem to be enjoying an uptick in sales!

Can you imagine how much money is sitting in all those items!!!! Really wonder what it all would have added up to, when they purchased them??? Don't knw how they could stand t have all that stuff in their house, like you said, it's crazy. But I like your Furby.

Beautiful furniture at that last sale.

Love ur choice of the purple furby. Way too many dolls…mercy!!❤ Interesting sales. The large dark furniture in last sale seemed way out for Florida. Ewww. Love ur videos. U r so sweet

Great and scary sales this time! Those dolls 😳😣 the second one made me feel bad the way the stuff was just thrown all over. I was hoping you found a flamingo. You’d think there’d be one out of 8,652,520 dolls and stuffs!

Those wooden trivets,trays,etc are factory made. There is a company that manufacturers all walnut bowls and this may be part of that company. Also a young lady who started her own business, making cutting board and she may expanded. This was an extraordinary sale. Looks like a manufacturer's inventory sale.

These sales had a lot of resale opportunities thanks for sharing!

Love your videos especially the ones with Stella in them she is great as u are Jeffrey xxxxxx❤️👍

Damn. I love a good estate sale. They are fun and I love poking around peoples houses. Haha!

I used to have that book. Not sure if I sold it or stored it. I like the butterfly’s. I did love that piece of furniture. The makeup mirror with all the draws.

Your furby is cute, I love the cat plush also.

WOW amazing treasures ❤

Ok thank you for the practical stuff to buy at estate sales...I complained the last video...Thank you I needed that...

At the first house, I'll bet the husband was a wood worker. I would have had to buy a couple. The boxes were especially nice.

There were 2 eyeglass holders. You should have gotten them. I've been looking for one.

I had a tote filled with beanie babies when I had my tea shop up north New Hampshire. All left over from my kids. They didn’t want them. So what I did is let a child pick one when they came in my tea house. It help keep them quiet wile the family had tea and dessert. I still had many left which I have them stored.

So many dolls! Wow!

Jeffrey, I was hoping you got the mid century owls!!!! That first sale was epic!!!! Thanks!!!!😊

That was a lot of nice things thanks for sharing love the estate sales

Love that FURBY and yes Furbies are super popular

Your estate sale videos are my favorite 😊

If you go back on the third day you can get it for half price

Lmao it’s like the twilight of dolls . You just make me laugh .

Loved the antique items in the third house

My daughter would have scooped up all the Furbies ... She had them when she was little and when you put it away in the cabinet it would say "Me scared!"...... Sour cream jar.. learned something new

Omg, all those toys.

When you said butt tag i laughed out loud 😂 dont know why

Wonderful video, you are still reselling right? The stuff was wonderful. Love the estate sales. I am a reseller, wish I lived in Florida. 😂

What a variety of items to chose from! The doll room was creepy!! That organ was stunning!! What fun seeing everything.

I love your Ferbie,this sale is amazing Jeffrey!

The Furby they did at one time, if you have two; would start talking to each other, specially at night lol ..Where’s my Furbys 🤪 Nice trip and I saw all them dolls eek . Is there a video on how your coming alone wit the interior of your home? Oh you have Another video, of a song you might have KZread 🎶

That first sale was confusing to me. A lot of the same items. A LOT. Did they make them. And where did they put all those dolls !!!😂

I would love to buy the equestrian litho!!

Daniel striped tiger was the cat in the clock on Mr. Rodgers

I'd say they had some disposal Income for their obsessions lol. Thanks for taking us on your adventures!

@cathifamjourney469

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That and once people know you collect something, every gift you get is one of those items collected.