I don’t know what was better, the contents or the architecture ❤❤❤

Forget the stuff, I want the house! The built ins are fantastic. Well, some of the stuff is cool 😆

I liked the needlepoint pieces. Remind me of my grandma sewing

What you called a bookshelf is called a what-not. Because you put what-not on it - things that have no other place to sit within the home. The glass rolling pin likely has openings with lids (sometimes with corks). Cooks would fill it full of cold water. Some cooks believed it made the best pie shells. Wish I was there with you. My wallet might not be too happy but I would be over-joyed!😊

More please 10000x 👍🕊🐑

That was such a cool old home. And they had some neat pieces. You bought some great items.

I love the built ins in old houses. They're beautIful. When I see a make over on an old house and they take all that out I just scream.

@marlahanks7278

24 күн бұрын

Right!!! I was going to comment that too bad all of the wood is painted over with white-especially the fireplace!!!

@dorothydewoody2777

24 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing!!! All of our old houses will be modernized so very sad!!!

Those old books and diaries; I’m dying!

Those small books? The Dick Tracey and the other one may have been published for GIs to carry with them? What a wonderful time capsule!

My head is exploding with all the amazing treasures in that house! I would have spent hundreds there! Some of the prices weren’t bad-I’ve paid $15-20 for children’s chairs many times. The butter molds were a deal and those books were beautiful. I will have to watch this video again. That house is amazing with all the built-ins! I would be taking pictures for future reference if you are still thinking about building your forever home. This was one of your best ever tours!

Glass rolling pins are the best. Fill them with iced water. They will not stick like wooden pins do. I wanted all the milk glass, cosmetic jars, I think there were ironstone creamers. TFS

The black item you thought was a chicken feeder is! it's by Hoeft & C patent date was Aug 18 1914. The white porcelain container is actually a loose leaf tea strainer.

Hi Julie. What a treasure of a house. I could be happy to live in it just as it is. I really hope noone 'remuddles' it and ruins it. Good find with the glass rolling pin. The small ceramic strainer you wondered about goes in a teapot for loose tea.

OMG....I want the baby piano....and the postcard album...and...and..and.... Could the "chicken feeder" be for holding stamps ? (not postage stamps, but the other stamps with the wooden handles). 😂😂

OMG…..how lucky that family was. Looks like a store.

I would have loved to get my hands on the train set for my grandson. He is so into trains. He is 14 and is starting to collect them.

@user-hr3tx6uu9o

25 күн бұрын

The train set was a wow!

Omg the built ins love them. You got some great things. 😊

I love the old curvy bookshelf. The glass rolling pin is for putting chilled water in for rolling out things like pie crust. Great haul.

The Edison containers are for an old phonograph, they’re wax. Like a record, played music.

I use old vintage aprons as curtains….I saw one in the kitchen.

The tin was lovely

I would give anything to have an estate sale home all to myself, especially one as full of things I love as this one was! Lucky duck!

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Oh my! I would gi broke there

I will never understand why people sell old photos! They should be passed to family members.

Love the tiny butter molds and the yummy old books 📚! The pictures are amazing too! Great haul!😁

Wow!!!😮 You found pure HEAVEN!!!🤍🤍 That was nice of them to let you shop, before the public too!!! Thank you for taking us with you!!!🤍🤍🤍

You put ice and water in the glass roller to keep the dough cold as you roll it out.

The white cylinder with holes in it was a tea infuser I think

Be sure to Google lens the rolling pin. You will be very happy you bought it. ❤

This looks like some elderly person’s great-grandmother’s things that have almost been left as is. And I think some of those items should go to a museum! My grandmother had items like this and when she passed but most of them were donated. She was the family keeper of things.

Such a neat old house! Love the oil lamps!

The ceramic piece with all the holes is an insert for an old teapot. I have some Hall china Autumn Leaf pieces and the teapot has one of those insert pieces.

The black round thing you got, I believe is an old ink stamp holder.

The glass rolling pin can hold ice water to help keep dough chilled while rolling. We had one with a black cap, and I broke the cap. My mom was not happy. 😮 I wish we had saved it. I could have put dried flowers in it. 😊

Mrs B here. Wow that's a huge collection of cool stuff. Curious how no one else is there. High prices I guess.

@treshamassey804

25 күн бұрын

Not high in my area! I guess depends on where you live.

Great haul.

Look at all the crustiness!! 😂

Those lamps though OMG!!!

Edison Cylinder rolls for a Cylinder record player. Made of wax. I saw you walk past a flo-blu pitcher and some Hull pottery )possibly Roseville)...

The glass rolling pins was designed to put ice in it before people had marble a stone counter tops. The cold temperature makes the dough easier to roll out without sticking. I actually have one. I fill it up with peppermint candies at Christmas time. It's super cute.

I would of bought the Postcard album, the black and white photos and some of the old books

I love the books. Their prices were a bit high.

Unbelievable finds!! And what a fantastic house. Is that blue book a Louisa may allcott?

I'd love to know if all that stuff was original to the house and what the story of the house is...Louisiana? Perhaps it's a venue for a local antiques dealer.

I always love hearing your commentary Julie 😍😍😍 The items seemed expensive to me.

Loved the needlepoint!❤

What a find!!!!!❤

I would have bought the entire contents. My Lordy, that place was a museum. NOTHING was overpriced if you collect true antiques. I saw Flow Blue pieces, would have doubled the price for those wooden butter molds. The black metal piece does appear to be a water or feeder for baby chicks. I could have put every piece for sale and made money….but I doubt I could have parted with any of it. Sadly, people don’t appreciate it, think it is worthless, and try to “up cycle”. These treasure cannot be replaced. And Oh My Goodness, that cotton. I grew up on a cotton farm where it was hand picked. That “grade of cotton” display definitely needs a museum to care for it properly. It is very sad that people have lost their history. Oh yes, the pieces at 1:34 that you said might be bookends, appear to be hand carved jade. I am not sure without closer look, but that could be worth quite a bit of money. Soldiers used to send pieces home from overseas. You will rarely find such a collection of treasures in one place again. It makes me so sad.

@blessedmommy7805

26 күн бұрын

Nah a lot of that was super over priced. She even said it herself.

@treshamassey804

25 күн бұрын

@@blessedmommy7805 I used to have a small antique shop, loved the “hunt”. Where I am, those were wonderful pieces, well cared for, and very good prices. How I wish I could get in just one place with such treasures. It all depends on where you live. Try New Orleans to Mobile, Al prices. You might suffer sticker shock. What a great sale!

@ginaharwood3858

24 күн бұрын

This was an estate sale of a lifetime Julie! Beautiful true antiques. You can’t go into a place like that thinking you’re going to have Goodwill bins prices. These were well cared for items that were worth every penny. Those needlepoint items were the deal of the sale. I would have bought every one of them. Those hand-carved jade bookends were incredible!

@treshamassey804

24 күн бұрын

@ginaharwood Thank you for adding your comment. Wasn’t that place spectacular? So much history in one little house. And you are correct. Don’t expect GW bins prices. GW sells junk you dig through and maybe you find something. This estate sale was a walk back in time.

Hi Julie! You scored some great treasures!😍

Ok before I forget what I was going to tell you I will tell you now. That tall ceramic piece with the holes looks like a hat pin holder. Now if you can find the fancy hat pins to go in it that would look nice in your decorations. The calendar plates from 1911 are over 100 years old. They are seven years older than my Dad would have been if he was still living. Those old magazines would be fun to look at the old ads in them. They would also be good for decopodging (not sure that is spelled correctly) on things. Cut out the pictures or ads whichever you like and just lay them in all different directions on a glass jar. So many amazing things at that house.

@twicenewnancy

22 күн бұрын

It actually is a diffuser for a tea or coffee pot.

I'm trying to figure out where I have already seen this video. Was it on facebook? Do you post facebook first and then youtube?

You should bought those lamps,,,put vintage light bulbs in with no shade

Aren't the prices expensive

Were you in there by yourself?

What was on the floor on the oil lamps? 😮Go back!!🤣

Dick Tracy book are expensive

Wonderful stuff but a bit expensive.

@treshamassey804

25 күн бұрын

I had an antique shop. In my area, South Coastal Mississippi, it was half what we pay for the same items, IF you can find them.

Maybe you should just but the house!