You should totally do a video on Sue, her schoolhouse, her stove, and how she knows about so many diverse types of vintage/antiques. I also want to know how you got involved in and knowledgeable about antiquing.

I am glad you got the jewelry box. To clean the felt, use the sticky side of masking tape and an old tooth brush to get into the corners. I am jealous. 😊

I have a jewelry box similar and my uncle brought it back to my mother after the Korean War. My music box stopped working but my husband oiled it and now it plays. I loved it as a child and love it as an adult.

I’m living vicariously through you ladies. I’ve banned myself from buying anything at thrift stores, the ReStore,discount outlets and yard sales until my whole house and garage are clutter free. I sure miss the thrill of the hunt!

We love our "Sue too!" 🐣🐥 Btw--as an artist, i use ashtrays as paint palletes - great to rest brushes too.

@okayilly

5 жыл бұрын

OH MY! Now I need to buy those hahahah. I saw one I thought was a pretty dish but it was an ash tray- so I told myself no. AH I should have bought it for that! hahah. :)

@TheJunkingDataGirl

5 жыл бұрын

impish artist me too :)

@tessok8231

5 жыл бұрын

My dad gave up smoking so use to use the ashtrays as coin holders

@wingatemose1182

5 жыл бұрын

Lolz Lelz , Said the same thing too myself the minute I heard Sue make " Chop Sticks ", comment. All men that do not smoke have know this forever or at least since coins ,pockets and ash tray where invented.

@avedafaye1366

5 жыл бұрын

impish artist YOU’RE A GENIUS MR CRABS

OMG, the Narnia map just made so envious of your son. 10-year-old me would have moved mountains for that! 😍 (Heck, 36-year-old me to, to be honest... 😂)

My dad brought back my mom a jewelry box just like that from Vietnam in the late 60s early 70s

@tessok8231

5 жыл бұрын

I was about to comment that too. My Pa was Air Force over there. 69 to 70

@pamack1033

5 жыл бұрын

Mine. Was red ,I still have it

@louise4827

5 жыл бұрын

I have a jewellery box similar to that, it's just the centre part without the side drawers. It's so strange being in the UK and seeing your stuff in an American thrift store.

@sdechow1

4 жыл бұрын

I have a large one jewelry box just like this without the side drawers.

@lindamcnamara7803

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad the girls took the jewelry box.

Sue’s fist bump. 😂 I love her.

Everyone needs a BFF like Sue! I love your videos, thank you for posting.

Jocelyn you and Sue remind me of my sister and I. My sister was 10 years older than me. She and I were always out shopping at antique dealers in Mt Dora, FL. And all over Fl. She was collecting Blue Willow and Blue Ridge dishes in the 80s. We had so much fun together. She past away 2 years ago and I’m glad of every moment I had with her. My Sister was a art major and Sue sounds just like her. When you to addressed those horrid dolls and kitten collector plates I just had to laugh. You guys felt the same way we did. Thank you both for bringing some joy to my day. I love you both.

My mother had that music box. She got it as a wedding gift and they were married in ‘62.

I was in homegoods the other day and an old lady approached me asking if I knew where she could find ashtrays. She had been looking everywhere. I told her you won’t find them on store shelves anymore but to try the local goodwill. 😊

My Dad sent me a similar beautiful jewelry box in 1968 when he was in Vietnam. The soldiers were able to order things APO and have it sent home. I still have it :-)

I just found your channel yesterday and I've been binging all these videos with sue! I just love you both! 💕

I absolutely love watching all your vids. I've been thrift/garage/kerb picking since I can remember. I repurpose/build/restore furniture but now because of you I've decided to get into decor and quite possibly start my own Etsy store. I'm learning so much from you. Thank you xx

YEEESSSSS!!!! Road trip to Sue's Kitchen!!!!!! I Love it!!!! BTW Ashton will love the Narnia books!!!

"Aggravation" was one of my go-to board games as a kid----never knew there was a SPLIT LEVEL edition! Good luck with your sales ~ fun to sip my coffee and have a relaxing start to a rainy day over here in Ohio.

I once found a 1970's lite bright complete with the old original pegs, peg boards, box, instructions and it worked, at a goodwill buy the pound. I only paid $.99 for it and flipped it for $75.00 back when I used to sell on ebay. If you guys have a buy the pound around you, I'd suggest hitting it up, you can find some great vintage things there.

The two of you are hysterical. Now I wanna see Sue's stove and the little school house tours.

shame on me I'm a smoker but I'm also a painter so I LOVE ya'll's idea of those big ashtrays being used as paint brush holders

I would say that jewelry box is from the early 70's. My mom had one that she got in Okinawa! We lived in Okinawa from 1970-1973. 😍

It’s the hi lite of my day the smiles on both Jocelyn and Sues bright smiles as they look and find wonderful treasures I look forward to yalls expledions each week keep up the good work y’all and make sure the Starbucks keep flowin too.

Nippon, YES!!! My Dad used to talk about it frequently but haven't looked at it in years. Found a Japanese ginger jar in my local thrift store but wasn't sure how to sell it because I just don't know much about it. I so wish you ladies were shopping with me. There are so many thrift stores in my area and even a Goodwill by the pound store in Nashville. An addict rescuer's heaven/nightmare. 😄😆

I got a ceiling fan at goodwill today for only $3.50! Installed and it works. Even has a light on it. Deal of the century :)

Also, I need a Sue! I always thrift by myself 😪

I love shopping with you two! I don't have to get out of my bed.

@littlejack6123

5 жыл бұрын

And you don't have to spend your money!

@whutzat

5 жыл бұрын

...or buy overpriced coffee!

Always interesting information. Thank you. I want my own Sue.

@mizhamilton4937

5 жыл бұрын

JoFayeWalker Walker me too!

@princessaz79

5 жыл бұрын

Lol my thoughts exactly. I’d love to go shopping with them.

@flobbertop4278

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! The world needs more Sue’s!

The chinese jewelry box is from the late 1960-early 1970's had an obsession with that type in jr. high and high school, BET there are others that still do. I still have 1 of them in storage. You 2 in a vid, sue in vintage jewelry, finding good stuff. Great start to a morning. That ash tray would make a great spoon rest in the kitchen by the way

The pink Swan!!!!!!!!!!😱 Omgosh, I can't continue watching, you're possibly ignoring the pink Swan hand towel holder!!! (At least that's how my Grannyma used hers! Everyone who went into her bathroom came out commenting how much they loved her Swan.)🤗🧡

Oooooo I loved the vintage enamelware pot with lid. I like to sit them on my stove for display. And I use them too.

I'm all about anything vintage!!! And I love stoves! Can't wait for that stove vlog!!!!!!!

My husband would use the ash tray for his cigars, nice piece. On to more of vid

I remember getting the aggregation game once as a Christmas present, I never even tried to learn how to play it, however, I think that it would be awesome to have now, can't hardly wait for the next video, I am absolutely hooked on the Crazy Lamp Lady channel!

I love watching you two!! You are so fun! I love hearing Sue’s insight and her enthusiasm!!

you can unwind those by keep flipping the little spin wings on the mechanism(on the jewelry box)

It's always fun shopping with you. And learning too!

10:22 Sue, I would really love to see an entire video on your stove!!😍

Thank you for all you do. I look forward to seeing your videos with Sue every week, I learn so much from both of you. Also, I’m glad you got the jewelry box. It’s a beautiful piece!

Always fun. Since watching your videos, I'm now going to the goodwill and finding things. Thanks for the tip to look at the back of the shelves. I think many people don't, so that's where some treasures hide.

Love that jewelry box!

@jessicaross323

5 жыл бұрын

My grandfather brought one back from Japan back in the 50s when he was stationed there... it was left to my brother not me 😐

I have a smaller jewelry box like that from Okinawa. From the latter 60’s early 70’s. I wish I had a special friend like Sue to go thrifting sometimes. Always cherish your friendship. Good haul.

I love boxes too. I actually have one sitting on my display cabinets. Great video!

I love that Asian inlay box I'd have a hard time selling that despite the music box not working

Jewelry box is vintage, my friend had one. Love your finds it brings back memories.

Cool find!!! the jewelry box 💍⛩ I had the almost, the exact same one in the 7os when I was a teen, my had red lining and of course a little different painting...My sister who was 10 years older than me got it as gift from a boyfriend who was in the military 1960s.......

Always fun to see what You and Sue find, and you never disappoint. That old fruit box reminds me of the huge stack of them that my brother in-law has in the barn out on his pear orchard. They have been used by the family for three generations, and are still in use, but boy would I like to get my hands on a few of them. I love old wood boxes like that. Glad to you found a few good things, which always beats nothing at all.

Yes please do the video on Sue's Stove! Heck, make it Sue's whole house I am quite certain she will have some interesting things to show

Aww... loved that brown bunny planter! Yikes (above the fish plate)

@whutzat

5 жыл бұрын

I thought for sure she would snag that!

I wish we have these kind of thrift stores in my current country. I love to collect duck figurines

I’ve had an Asian music box just like that since i was 5. I’m 45 now. It belonged to my grandmother before that ( not sure for how long). Mine has long been broken but still a treasure 😃

That jewelry box looks a lot like one my dad brought home from Japan.

@amycross3418

5 жыл бұрын

@@nikkig4606 it was Mid century.

I’m collecting those old games from my childhood to play with my grandson. Just picked up vintage Battleship ($1.50) a few weeks ago. As always I enjoy thrifting with you ladies.

"If it doesn't sell I'll keep it" translated from hoarder speak to English is 'I know this is a piece of junk but I'm a hoarder so I'll buy it anyway'. Lol if I bought that jewelry box and listed it to sell it would sit for years without interest even if the music box was working. Folks a word to the wise, never buy something because you can't find anything else, just simply leave the store. It's okay to leave with nothing. It's much easier to sell items when you have a popular KZread channel with subs who will buy your stuff just remember that. Jocelyn worked for it though and has earned that so this is not a complaint or gripe it's just a note for any people looking to start selling on eBay or Etsy. If you buy the same types of things she's buying don't expect your stuff to sell like hers will it's a different ball game for her. Selling glassware and ceramics online is brutal. I'm not trying to crush dreams I'm stating facts. She opened her eBay store and almost instantly had over 200 followers. Most resellers will never see that many followers.

I have blue fish plates that we bought at Pier One 20 years ago or so.

Just binging your videos lol. I have a jewelry box similar to that. Different design on it. It belonged to my great grandma. My great uncle set it aside for me when she passed. I love it.

Hello Sue! Nice to see you two ladies out doing what you do best! Have a great day! Nice finds!

I love thrift shopping with you and Sue!

Love the video. I love all your tips that you tell us when looking at things. Thanks and Happy Weekend to you both.

I love the chemistry between you two! Sue is the voice of reason! I was wondering if you ever go to yard sales, maybe take us along for the ride?

A lot of artist use the vintage ashtrays for paintbrush holders! 😊

Yup. It's official. Crazy Mug Lady 😂 Sweet Melissa (granddaughter) called it LOL

@kathylynch8728

5 жыл бұрын

I went to a big church rummage/missions sale and there were , LITERALLY 25 boxes of mugs to be had! ! I thought of Jocelyn!

I saw your stove, Sue, in another video and I was going to let you know how much I love love love love loved it!!

Always love my SUE video's ! Look forward to them every week , # 1 fan , and YES I am from Texas .

Love watching you videos! I do it when I'm reselling too!

I loved the little French porcelain piece - he is so pretty & fancy.

I truly love both of you as fellow human beings and you're both treasures 😊 I just found your videos this week an I really enjoy them as another "junk" lover. So thank you 😊💚

Love the Rush in the background. Some primo thrifting music!

You and Sue are so fun to watch.!!!!!

That was probably an orchard crate. They are extremely sturdy. I used 2 upside down to hold a 20 gal. aquarium, for years.

I love Sue’s voice. I could listen to her all day.

I had one of those Asian made inlay caskets 40 yrs ago. Loved it.

You both make a great team. Would love to see Sue's stove.

@ozzwood

5 жыл бұрын

Betty Alaniz. Yes! I need the video on Sue’s stove!

@bettyalaniz369

5 жыл бұрын

@@ozzwood There isn't one yet Sue talked about it, i also am waiting to see that Stove.

My grandfather was stationed in Japan with the Navy back in the 50s and he bought and brought home a jewelry/music box identical too that box in this video. No joke. The box is still in the family. Ours has red material lining it instead of blue, and ours has a picture painted on the mirror inside and the music still plays. My older brother has the box. I always hated that it wasnt left too me lol

Your intro is the best on KZread! Looks like a true TV SHOW! Love your haircut and you are just so beautiful. Love you and I wish my thrift store were like yours. I went into my goodwill after watching your videos and just junk. No hidden treasures and I think I have a eye to find things.

I have that exact same jewelry box I got it when I was a little girl in the '80s from my dad's friend who went to China!

Tiki collector here. Yay! One dollar! Good find. Look for Orchids of Hawaii on bottom, but they were made in Japan. Those are the ones from the 50-70s era. Tiki Farm is a "now" producer and they are highly sought after, since they do limited runs. Love your vids!

@suehamilton5344

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tips - we'll keep our eyes open for those manufacturers. :-)

Sue KNOWS her STUFF! Sue was ON POINT with EVERYTHING ESPECIALLY THE BARBIES! #GoSue

Love you and Sue, you've got me spurred on to go thrifting!

You ladies are amazing.💟 Love your videos and the way you explain everything. Love from ontario. Canada

I love funky, vintage ashtrays. I bought a McCoy one today. Love the colors of the one you got. I need to see Sue's stove.

So great to get a Joc & Sue fix!!

I so wish our thrift stores here in Hickory NC has this much stuff to choose from. They are so small and have junk most of the time. Happy for you to have so much to choose from.

Congrats on 50k.....I love you and sue’s thrifting adventures 😃

I grew up with my mom having that jewelry box on her dresser. Sailboat sails were inlay abalone ....in my eyes it was magical since there seemed to be movement in the sails.

You know that Uncle Si Chia Pet, Well infact it's his birthday today so Happy Birthday uncle Si, lol.

Sometimes a jewelry box that doesn't play is a blessing! All that tinny noise! On the other hand, Hates Elvis??? I fainted.

I would love to see you two awesome ladies refinish a vintage dresser, side table etc.

Tfs..love the jewelry box..i would have picked that up too..i used to collect Nippon back in the 90s..,occupied japan..love crates..Have a great weekend..Happy picking🌞👍🌻🍄🌼🌷🌞

I did too found some good stuff at thrift stores over the years, wedgewood, early Blenko, original artwork, etc. but I like jewelry better. I find far more expensive things, precious metals, stone, designer, watches, collectibles. They are easier to sell, and they take less space.

Awesome finds! I love old games myself, and I am very picky on the types, got to say I have never tried that game. I have been searching for a old Pennsylvania game Dutch Blitz , it is a hard one to find. Awesome you found a beautiful jewelery box! When I saw the ashtray , such a cool design btw, my first thought was of chopsticks and that ginger dip in the center with sushi rolls! ☺

I literally went to a board game cafe/bar in town today for a work thing and they used vintage games on the wall for decor. I was cool place, all mid-century modern decor.

I adore Sue's strong Mid Atlantic accent, that's were I grew up (Lower Bucks Country, PA) and it makes me long for home as I'm stuck in the deep south. Her tone is exquisite too! Does she sing or do radio/TV/voiceover work? Love your videos, you've all taught me so much! Keep 'em a comin' and I'll keep on a watchin' (my BAD impression of the southern dialect) 😂

Your intro is THE BEST & so are all of your blogs 👑💯💕🌸♥️🤗😘

Very entertaining I have just found your channel this morning and I now feel like I have been shopping with you! The only problem with that is I wanted to pick stuff up to buy too, I have been shopping but with no haul to bring home!

Hi I just love watching you and Sue, 👍🏼💕

Tell Sue I love her 'Steampunk' inspired necklace! Very cool!

I really like the ashtray!! The box with the inlay at the end of the goodwill originally held decks of cards i think.

It was nice to see Sue and you shopping this morning. Well not every day is a home run. Too bad for you. But l did like the Spoongebob T-SHIRT because it had a cat on it, but it would be too small. Have you ever gone to the Good Will Bins? It is where you pay by the pound. I am sure the next trip will have wonderful lamps and China worth your resale value shopping! I can't believe it's almost spring!!!!💮🌼🌻🏵🌸🌺🌷🌹💐🌱🌿🍃🍀🌾🌲💮🌼🌻🏵🌸🌺🌷🌹💐🌱🌿🍃🍀🌾🌲💮🌼🌻🏵🌸🌺🌷🌹💐🌱🌴🍀🌾🌲💮🌼🌻🏵🌸🌺🌷🌹💐🌱🌿🍃🍀🌾

My brother sent me a jewelry box like that from the Philippines during the Vietnam war around 1967.

Glad to see Sue!!