The bird in the cage is so beautiful!!

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

My friend finally sold that for $350 or $400! They're amazing and not easy to find in good condition

Thanks for taking us along! I look forward to watching every Wednesday.

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for coming along! I really enjoy showing the wide variety of experiences in the Antique and Vintage world

Breathtaking venue!!!!!!

@TheAntiqueNomad

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't it special? My favorite show

Loving your older videos Georgie!

The pink Gee oh shay is beautiful.

Thoroughly enjoy your videos. Your voice is very soothing and you simply but accurately explain so much of what you are showing us! Keep up the good work!

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks that's so kind! I'll look for more fun and interesting things to show. Meanwhile join us for part two this Sunday

Thank you George for showing and explaining all the high end items. Love the video.🤗

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Elizabeth Turel thank you for joining! I don’t always see such nice pieces at a show, it was fun to get to show you

I like the sexy, Mad Men-like music that kicks off the video, complete with the mud-century, brightly-colored shapes. My favorite item was the Shirley Temple doll at 24:19.

Aww, you are one of the people with prestige. Nice location for your booth, I hope. 😊

Thank you for sharing, what a wonderful show, the variety and selection is wonderful.

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

It is a really nice show! Thank you for joining and please join us Sunday to see the rest of it

Good to know about 'Lilli Ann'. I still have my Lilli Ann coat from 1962. You are a treasure trove of information. Thanks from a fellow Washingtonian!!

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Cool! I’m glad I could give a tip. Headed to the Puyallup Antique Show right now! Hope to see you in Washington

I'm so glad I found your channel, so informative and easy going. Thank you.

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, me too! I hope you subscribe and tell your friends. I really enjoy the idea of building an antique community online, the real world one is amazing and I'd like to see it extend

Hello from Wyoming! I just discovered your wonderful videos You should have a show on the History channel 😊

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Well thank you! I'm so glad you found me. Please like and subscribe, I have 40- some old videos and a new one coming Wednesday!

@twistoffate4791

2 жыл бұрын

I once lived in Wyoming. They don't mess around with the snow. You get fined if you don't get your walk shoveled within a certain amount of time. Beautiful state!!

I been on a box kick. Tiffany ones are up my allay.💗

Thanks so much for sharing the antique show.

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Very happy to have you with us! Join us Sunday for the rest of it

I collect Butter fly jewelry. I got a double sided heart necklace with 2 scenes rare never see those. Got it Hillsborough.

Love that show!!!! You had some awesome pieces there too, love the elephant murano piece! Also I’ve never seen anything like the bird music box!!!! Incredible!!😊❤️😍💙🧡🐦

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

The bird music box belongs to my friend next to me at the show, I've never had the pleasure of owning one, will put it on my antique bucket list

They are right! I feel like I just left class and you’re very smart instructor

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Joyce Anderson I hope to inform and entertain, just want people to appreciate these things that tie us to what came before

Another great video. The cloche hats are pronounced ‘ closh ‘ with a short ‘o ‘or at least that’s how the French pronounce cloche when it is a bell

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

You are correct then, that is the derivation of the word! I massacre foreign languages unfortunately

Yeah, I have come across one of your videos that I haven't watch ! 😅

Oh, I have been looking for those bibles with the casing.

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

They're neat! They come up on occasion

Enjoyed very much..as always😊

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Part 2 out as of tonight

Hi George, don't know if you will see this after all this time but since I have learned SO much from watching you I just wanted to point out that there is a significant difference between the quality of 'Gold Plated' and 'Gold Filled or Rolled Gold'. Gold Plating literally means that a thin film of gold is electroplated on to the surface of a base metal such as copper or brass and is prone to wearing easily. Gold filled or rolled gold has a thin layer of gold that is rolled over the base metal and adheres through an electrical process but because it is a layer of gold and not just dipped it is inclined not to lose it's colour and is generally more expensive than gold plated but yes, I suppose they are versions of the same theme as you say. Thanks for another great video from Ireland.

@TheAntiqueNomad

2 жыл бұрын

That is actually a much better definition of the difference than I gave! I prefer rolled to plated as well. I'll try to describe it as you have in some future video to help people understand. Thanks!

@dearbh1736

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheAntiqueNomad You are very welcome 🙂

Enjoyed vid George. Thank you. Glenda from Australia 🦘⭐️🐨

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Glenda! I hope you find lovely things down under

I’m sure that cute table marked $125 didn’t last very long at that price ! Thanks for sharing George !

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

It actually sold 20 minutes after I filmed it! Even high end shows can have good deals. Thanks for following along!

Still catching up on older videos. I love this antique show. Thanks for all you knowledge. I did take the challenge of the "Loong" and found a great article from 2015 about the cultural aspects of it. The hole it in might suggest that it was meant to hang someplace where people could see it and understand its social status of the owner. www.questia.com/library/journal/1P3-3683333391/cultural-differences-of-chinese-loong-and-western

@TheAntiqueNomad

3 жыл бұрын

That is great! Thank you for doing that research, you're the first to look into it besides that dealer and that was really helpful

George, Scott from the Old Curiosity Shop has a signed 1964 signed oil on canvas. It is a killer busy city scape. Check it out. WOW!

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

I’ll have to do that! He’s usually not a 1964 kind of guy

@rickeydonald4756

4 жыл бұрын

The Antique Nomad Scott and I (14 yrs older) come from that bygone era when we were “dealers”. It has not been an easy transition to MCM or “vintage”. With the decline, lack of interest, and new generations’ collectibles interest, I hold some contempt, but have learned to now embrace things up to 1970. At 66, I promised I would never react this way to change, knowing how older dealers in my time felt the same about our interests- chalkware, Japanese tin toys, and cartoon characters. The advent of the “farmhouse” look held me in check for awhile, because one of my major selling/collecting interest had been primitives. I really lost it and went off the rails when 1999 became the date specifying “vintage”. I now comfort my bruised vanity by telling myself and others, “I had a seat at the table when this business had credibility and respect”. That wisdom and arrogance has not made me many new friends amongst the new generation of “resellers”. I will one day learn to just keep my mouth shut, Maybe? It was never about the “flip”, but history, insight, and learning!

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Rickey Donald I’ve been on both sides of that divide as well, I’m less concerned with what people like as that they develop some connoisseurship about it! I own items from the 1880s to the 1980s, all because they interest me and bring joy. I started the channel because I’m frustrated that price alone and making the deal have become the focus, rather than appreciation of the items.

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

Rickey Donald as far as “vintage”, 20 years may be a generation but it takes 30 in my mind to be vintage, lots of stuff is made 20 years or more without changes and I can’t accept that an item can be both “vintage” and available for sale new

Do you see any Inuit pieces? Do the Alaskan pieces sell well on the west coast? Kudos to Yvon @Thrifty Rich for sending me here~

@TheAntiqueNomad

4 жыл бұрын

I do! They do well up there, I make a market in them