Here is the link to the doll house restoration video from last fall. As soon as it warms up a bit, I'll be working on it again! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a52IZtyWp962iok.html

I think of the little babies with little to no means that receive a gift like that and cherish it forever.

Mid to late 40's very sweet outfit.

Coffee for you tea for me☕️🫖 The little girls outfit looks like the 50s to me.

My Mom had my sister & I make paper dolls from the catalogue in the late 50's when we were 4th & 5th graders. We could cut out the furniture, appliances, etc. Great hunt!

the 50's is my guess for the green little girls coat etc. The muff gave it away for me. It reminded me of a muff I had as a child.

Love the lamp and vintage clothes .

Your channel has become my new happy place. You make me laugh, especially with your intros. Learning so much history about glass which I now look at in a whole different light. You opened my eyes to an old new world.😊

I wore a winter coat etc. similar to your stylish set in early 50’s. That beaded glass lamp is so beautiful. I went to a large college with great sports teams. Went to the first football game my freshman year because well everyone in my dorm was going. I didn’t even last to the end of the game. Never went to another sports game, no interest. Rather get up at 4:30 am to go to a flea market.

That is a Homer Laughlin Harlequin teacup in beautiful green 💚. I like your super bowl!!

The Fruit Lamp is Gorgeous never seen anything like that Stunning!!

Love your stretch glass collection. Those marks on the amber piece wonderful. That czech lamp...damn!!! Rare. ❤

1940’ s love the little flare to the lower leg.

OMG, that Czechoslovakian lamp is outstanding!

Love your videos Scott!! I am 70 yrs old and had a similar wool coat, but in pink. But I am thinking that this green outfit is late 1940's - 1947-ish with the flared legs, wool color, and the look of the elastic. My mother had a muff in the shape of a bear - the head on the top and dangling arms and legs off the brown fur - circa 1920 when she was just a tot!! Do they say tot anymore for a little kid? Thank you for all the time you put into your videos and your fair pricing and info - you help get me through illness and tough times with diversion of your fun! I envy that lush fruit garland you had on the mantel! Ever consider giving us a little tour of your place? It looks so lovely! Thanks for being YOU! :)

That lamp! 😍.

I agree. I'm more excited about your super bowl.

Homer Laughlin harlequin I love older Homer Laughlin but I even love the new stuff!

Ginger snaps! ☕🍪

Love the girl's green winter wool set! My guess is the 50's. Looks like something I would have worn or similar. Or, one of my classmates.

Gorgeous treasures. Oh my guess is 1940. I could see Shirley Temple tap dancing(LOL) in this outfit. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!

The cute little wool outfit-1960s. I think the snaps and zippers look more modern.

Scott I’ve been binge watching the Poirot series omg the style the fashion the decor the lamps I keep seeing things that you have shown us I even saw a cup and saucer like yours

Would love a tour of your place it sounds amazing with high ceilings in a high rise building and yet such old charm!

Literally LOL and in full agreement with the intro.

Love the gorgeous lamp !!! The winter suit is from the 50's and absolutely beautiful !!!!! I love the cardboard doll parlor . Thank you Scott , you always brighten my day !

I am like you Scott born in 1967 there's a picture of me somewhere of me in a furry coat with a muff I remember the muff being cream I think .The fruit lamp is amazing , beautiful.👍😀

Beautiful lamp! You're a wealth of information! I learn something in every video. Thanks

That dollhouse is amazing!!

I think the coat could be the 40s it has a slight military feel, something Shirley Temple might have worn.Love that lamp😍😍😍

Scott, show us your Stretch Glass collection! All of it! Please. Maybe it’s Maybeline! 💄

The green outfit is beautiful, San Antonio was never that cold to get wool clothes. I really don’t know the year, but it is really amazing.

Oh Scott. I had an outfit like that. Mine was gray trimmed with black fur. I still have my black fur muff. I remember it because I had to wear it on Easter Sunday when it snowed and was disappointed that I could not wear my new Easter coat. I’m 66 so it would have been late 50’s or early 60’s. Thanks for bringing back an old memory. I’ll have to look for my old muff now.

I always learn so much from you, love your videos ♥️.

Hey! LOVELY coat, hat, earmuffs, and muff! I'm guessing the early 1950s. The fact the stirrups are leather made me go earlier than I had thought originally. The elastic in the earmuffs looked later, but the leather straps set it back a bit. Thanks for another wonderful video, Scott. Always good to visit!

Wow 22 ft ceilings....that is amazing!

I remember when you picked up the Czech glass lamp. Loved it then, and still do now. I think the child’s outfit is from the early 50’s. Tfs

Harlequin beauty? Lovely green.

Sitting here with my bowl of ice cream and 2 gingersnaps enjoying this video. I'm thinking about starting to collect Maybelline!😜. I had a very similar Dressy Snow Suit in1951. But Talon Zippers are still being made. Belvedere was a Good name of wool clothing....hmmm Late 40s or early 50s is my guess!👵☕

My 6 year old granddaughter loves my collections of vintage glass, jewelry, and what-nots. She will be happy to inherit my junk.

Well, this is just "off of the top of my head" like the little cap🧢 off yours🤭, but I would vote 4️⃣0️⃣s. The dollhouse is just darlin'. 😃

I visited the Old Kellogg House in Santa Ana, California. I saw two Doll Houses. They were so intrecate.

If I could fit into that little suit I'd put it on right now. Charming. So is that gorgeous fruit lamp. Everything just wonderful and we're blessed to see it all. Kisses sent straight to heaven for Salem. R.I.P. sweet little boy. XOXO (My guess is between 1945-1955 on that beautiful wool suit.)

I think the 1960’s. That’s when I remember seeing my mom wearing leopard print.

You crack us up! Love your intros....” Maybe it’s Maybeline” .....” Ooh I don’t like the look of that eye!” and only your fans would get the “ stepping on coffee pots” and thanks for the stretch glass primer. I learn something every time I watch you!🇨🇦

Didn’t know we were having a contest so I must come back and vote I first said 1960s but then when you showed the leather straps on the bottom of the pants and the fact that it’s all boiled wool makes me re think my answer and say 1940 s my sister and I had matching Rothschild coats in the 1960s with matching fur muffs so I am torn regardless it’s beautiful I am so glad you rescued it and then somebody who can bid on it who will really love it and preserve it maybe on a fashion doll once again thanks for sharing the video was awesome💕

Hi Scott! I never had a chance to reply before I saw the video but yes I would have said the same… late 40s! ❤️❤️ what a great wool set. I wish it would fit me! Lol 😂 All the best! Jeff xo

Shirley Temple's outfit definitely has a post war look. Wonderful scale in its design. A real "Poor Little Rich Girl's look"

We here in the Cincinnati area are VERY excited about the super bowl!!

Homer Laughlin in the lovely Harlequin design cup and saucer.

You're never off topic. I've been collecting for years and wish those who are younger help to ensure this stuff survives. I heard that in the 50's Tiffany styled lamps were trashed as a matter of course due to being "out of fashion". You can never reproduce that kind of craftmanship. BTW, the Goodwill's in the Pacific Northwest rock. My house is full of items, including baccarat and murano millefiori paperweights as well as original art work and furniture. You never know what you're gonna find. I also found an original Mercury bronze that was originally a top a stoplight on 5th Ave. in New York done by Joseph Freelander at an antique store on the coast. I just love antiquing!

Your coffee is in a green (Medium Green? Harlequin cup and saucer by Homer Laughlin. The "Uncle Dennis" Collapsible Toy may have been made by E.W.T. Dennis & Sons Ltd., Scarborough and London. The listing I found was from Chiswick Auctions and was for a vintage boxed three room bungalow dolls house made by "Uncle Dennis`s Collapsible Toys by E.T.W. Dennis & Sons Ltd, Scarborough." I think the the winter outfit it from the 1940's, although style wise if could be the 1950's. I am leaning towards the 1940's, as it is 100% wool. Can't wait to see the dollhouse after you have worked on it!

To make a top for the cardboard desk you could photo copy the top of the table and adhere it to the cardboard

You always have the most unique pieces!

Happy to say I may not often know much about the pieces you have in your videos but I knew a Harlequin coffee cup when I saw it. Yup yup yup.

Wowza!!! Star of David and Bows by Northwood! I had detached retina with the most beautiful amethyst version of it I've ever seen!!! Absolutely stunning Scott!!

Great lesson on stretch glass…I was absent the day you first taught us that lesson. I’m guessing the 1940s on the Margaret O’ Brian outfit. Enjoying your recurrent “Valley of the Dolls” theme you have going…I want that beautiful Czechoslovakian lamp!

Looks like 40s style and I believe that talon zipper is from the 40s. It was hard to see because you didn't really show the zipper but zippers are a way you can narrow down the age of vintage clothing. Awesome video BTW

50's Love all your stuff!!!

Little coat is adorable! I think it is from the 1950's or 60's. The leopard print would have been too fancy for the war years.

50s i had one. Gray and red.

As always, I thoroughly enjoyed today's video. You are always full of surprises! About the years of little girl's winter ensemble: It's the 1950s, because I remember wearing a similar ensemble in winter when I was a kid living in NY in the 1950s. I had a white rabbit fur muff and matching hat that covered my ears. I had a "good" wool coat and matching pants ("leggings") similar to the one in the video to wear to church and school. Coincidentally, just a few days ago I was telling a good friend about all the fuss I had to go through with putting on on all that outer clothing -- with zippers and stirrups on the pants, etc.-- to go to outside during cold weather and then taking it off afterwards. Now, regarding the century-old folding cardboard dollhouse: I have never seen anything like it before. I love the Blue Willow decorating theme for the dollhouse room, and thank you for pointing out all of the details. I have loved Blue Willow since I was a child starting when I was about six. It I received a set of children's real Blue Willow china dishes (four place settings with teapot, creamer and sugar bowl.) One of my favorite books as a child was "Blue Willow" by Doris Gates, and I read and re-read that book many times. I still love the Blue Willow china pattern. I wish I could send you some of our Southern California weather to warm you up. This week has been unseasonably warm in the 80s, and we are expecting to be in the 90s on Saturday. Hang in there -- Spring will be officially here in a month. 🌻💐🌺

I’m going to say the late 40s for the perfect little outfit? I’m not sure I can bid any higher on the fruit lamp. I hope whoever wins it posts it !!🙏🏻 That truly is a magnificent piece. I will be spending Super Bowl Sunday nestled in my room watching “ While the City Sleeps” on TCM. Hiding from sports in the front room ☺️

I'm going to vote 1960's on the little suit. My reason: it reminds me of the little suit John-John Kennedy was wearing at his father's funeral. And the leopard seems very 60s to me.

Youre absolutely right Scott there is some stretch glass clubs still around and we even host special stretch glass events at the carnival glass conventions. I was so happy to to be one of the youngest international carnival glass association members to surround my self by those 80 year old folks that are so full of the knowledge that I might learn a thing or two! It's cheap to join and they are so full resources and they make collecting fun!

That dollhouse is amazing! I can’t believe that paper has lasted that long! The little girls suit is adorable!! Love your videos!!

Gorgeous little girl's winter outfit. Looks like something from the 40's.

the coat looks 1950's with the tiger print. love the paper dolls hpuse

I had a red coat set like that one in the early sixties.

Loved the intro!!

Wahooooo like #600...I am a newer subscriber and I have just fallen in love with your channel. My co-workers and I have binged several of your videos and we think your personality is amazing!

First bowl and vase look like Fenton, second bowl looks like Imperial. Love the lamp, remember when you bought it. Suit looks like 1947 to me. All in all, great stuff.

Late 40s would be my guess on the wonderful children's suit! 🙂 Thanks for another amazing video. 👏

How cute the wool outfit is!

Fantastic stuff as usual!

It's a great piece

I love the stretch glass! That blue is beautiful!

Love that stretch glass!

Loved the video that doll house is adorable and I can’t wait till you finish restoring your doll house. The little girls coat outfit I’m going to guess the 1950s

LOVE The Check fruit lamp! unbelievable find! I want to see that doll house too! Come on Spring!

Ok Scott, I believe it is a post WWII snow suit for an elegant young child. The wrist bracelet and the ear muffs are influencing my timeframe.

You are so funny. I always enjoy and learn something from your videos. Happy to say my oldest daughter is getting the vintage bug. I am trying to get some younger generations interested.

Hi Scott!!! Loved the video 😁. “Maybe it’s Maybelline” 😂 you kill me!!! That lamp is absolutely amazing. I’ve never seen one like it before, sooo unique. As far as the coat, I first thought 40’s but then after seeing the animal print, I’m going to guess 50’s 🤷🏻‍♀️. Lol, I really have no idea 😁. Hope you’re having a good night 😉.

Detached retina’s indeed!!!

The child's "ensemble" is fantastic! I think it is from the 1940's. What a lucky little girl she was. They don't make quality like that anymore!

Stunnning lamp. Never seen one. You can’t tell.

40's? I'll bet a movie company would love that suit.

50s!! That green wool coat is divine! I can’t believe the condition. I wish I had one. It’s a bit pricier than the clothes I wore as a child. Thanks for taking the time to explain stretch glass.

My coat age guess is the late 40's. I think my sister would have had that...and the little doll house room is outstanding! Amazing what things survived!

Looks very much like the suit I had in the 1950a. I have photos of myself playing in the snow in it.

Hi Scott, The style of the Metal Talon zipper was manufactured from the 1940’s through 1970’s. I’m going to date the set in the late 1940’s to early 1950’s. Since leopard print became a trend in the 1940’s, it probably took a little time for designers to add leopard embellishments to a child’s coat because was considered risqué to some to wear leopard print. The design of the snow pants. I wore snow pants in the 1960’s. They did not have the elastic stirrups. They had a elastic band at the bottom. Thank You for the lamp shade restoration a few videos back. It was really interesting to see the gold silk that was hidden in the lamp. The lamp came out beautifully.

My sister had a red wool coat and hat similar to this one in the early ‘60s. So, I’ll say late ‘50s to early ‘60s.

That blue stretch glass bowl……..gorgeous.

In the original black and white Miracle On 34th Street the little girl wore a set almost identical to that one. I say late 40's.

I have a picture of my sister and I with Santa at Christmas 1954. I’m wearing a similar coat with matching leggings and my sister a woolen one piece snow suit. Not sure if it was new or a hand-me-down from my cousin who was born in the late 1940’s. People were more frugal - and a fine woolen coat would have been worn by several children in its lifetime. Love the green set.

1940s. Very nice fabric and the faux fur collar. The. Adult version could very well have had the real fur collar. Mom and daughter outfit, perhaps?

I'm thinking the snowsuit is from the late 1940's (very early 50's) only because I wore one similar to it....however we were too poor for 5th Avenue stuff...my little Mama was a great seamstress and made all my clothes, even the wool snowsuit. My was blue. Your cup and saucer reminded me of McKee, but I' m certain I am probably wrong on that~ Waving hello from a very wintry Michigan.

Love the stretch glass and doll house. The Fruit lamp is beautiful also. I would say that the child’s wool suit is from the late 1940’s.

Great video as always, I enjoy the comedic intros. The cup of coffee has great lines, especially the handles. I'm really here though to comment on the child's coat set...I will say 1946-48 because it reminds me of my favorite picture of my mom and her brothers. She is wearing a similar set, they all looked so fashionable just to go to the park. (The Czech fruit lamp is a whole other thing - amazing!)

Aloha Scott! Velvedere always had fine clothes! Takes me back! 🥰