The phrase “ rode hard and put up wet” was a favorite of my late husband who was born in1934. It refers to riding a horse and not allowing it to cool down and brushing it before putting it up in the barn. He used it as you did. Something that looks a mess as we say in the south.

I'm from the South. Housewives here not only saved their bacon grease, but they used it in every meal! Eggs were fried in bacon grease. A couple of tablespoons, or more, went into just about every vegetable they cooked... Green beans, black-eyed peas, beans EVERYTHING. We had a meal with my aunt some years ago. She had just been told by the doctor not to use bacon grease in her cooking. She apologized for not having any "seasoning" in her vegetables. Also kind of ironic that the George Washington commemorative dishes were made in England 🙄

Oh my!!!! I love the three dolls. They should have their own channel they could go on adventures and put on fashion shows and chat with Opera about their exciting younger lives......

😂😂😂😂Yuo were so funny when Yuo were showing the dolls!!😂😂😂😂LOL😍

I surly didn’t expect that! So sweet of you to mention my channel! As a matter of fact I do not have the thermos. Man the goodness in this video is to much! The Christmas is unbelievable! The cold has put the fly to sleep!! 😝 Again thank you so much Scott. You never disappoint 🤗

Still save my bacon drippings. I use it for soups!

Your Dad meant...🏇"A horse was ridden hard & put away wet"🏇

Poster girls for the walk of shame, lol! Love the green bathroom fixtures... Actually love everything on the counter! TFS.❤

I can remember those dolls from the early 50s with very large circular dresses made out of some kind of paper filters tied with yarn to set on the chenille bedspread in a girls room. And then too, very "DOILY looking crocheted big circular dresses for the bed . Mine was crocheted. They were some kind of early plastic with eyes that opened and closed, but not always at the same time😁 The arms were held together with an elastic that sometimes dry rotted but the legs were not moveable. Ahhhh...not for playing ...just for "looking" my momma would say👵🦋💖

Oh my gosh, we've been saying "Guess what chicken butt" since my son was in elementary school (he's 18 now). I've never heard anyone else say it, I thought it was just our thing! Lol! :-)

Since you didn’t bring your reading glasses to the kitchen one must help with the reading.... that flat dish with handles, lemon dish? is Rosenthal and looks handmade, as they are suppliers of plain white porcelain for artist to do their handwork on porcelain at home. But Rosenthal is maybe THE most successful German porcelain maker and is alive and kicking today and still highly appreciated all over the world with some of their 1960’s and 1970’s pieces worth a good money today. From their more classical China to the special collections. Rosenthal hired Danish designer Bjørn Wiinblad for special annual plaques and Christmas series with plates and vases and those series from the 70’s are still highly collectible today. His colorful plates with heavy golden accents are to die for. You wouldn’t let one pass by without notice. Btw, that Indiana plate is marked Holland, not England 🤓

Hi Scott I think your videos are very well done and your calming and funny. I watched your toaster video loved your dancing. Love your haul you always have such great stuff. Thanks for sharing another great video Your friend and admirer Cheryl 💖

Everything tastes better with bacon fat, every week the hubby cooks up some bacon for breakfast to renew the supply, use it in all cooking, but its kept on the stove in a soup mug the handle broke off of, with a plastic spoon through a cottage cheese lid - soon I am going to find a designer container so it looks pretty.

Oh, how I wish I thrifted near you...California is sometimes a wasteland for thrifting such as yours. Thanks for the informative vlogs

I don’t think I have ever watched one of your videos without learning something. My grandma and mom always saved bacon grease for seasoning. I never knew it was saved for making bombs! I heard a famous chef call bacon grease “liquid gold” for cooking.

I love your kitchen counter hauls!

Rode hard and put up wet is a saying I’ve heard for years too. Lol! Not offended in the least.

That's an impressive haul! I love the little Christmas ornaments and the packaging is so lovely, even for a plug! It was too funny when the little lady popped her top lol

Hey there, Scott. My mother still saves the grease...bacon and otherwise. She saves the oil in which she fries chicken and it's in a jar in the refrigerator as we speak. A little of that oil gets poured into the pinto beans that she cooks, and they are the best ever. When I was growing up, the grease was put in a Shawnee corn grease jar. (I bet that it's still in the cabinet at my parent's house.) I guarantee that there was no grease left during WWII to take to the butcher. Nice grouping of uranium glass. Bargain Barons would be drooling.

Hi Scott....I just happen to have two original green ceramic light sconces from a bathroom.....with the original pull chains.

You could buy undressed “storybook” at the dine store in the 40s. I could alway expect some that mom would in lots of lace etc... think I ended up with 20-30..... could make up wonderful stories about their lives. But all I wanted was a “Nancy Ann” that came in a pretty box and cost $4.99

I love how you find so many wonderful items. If it’s anything breakable or can be damaged I promise you our goodwill does it!

So many cool things this time!!! The box of ornaments is gorgeous!!! Very impressive finds!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

The phrase you used “rode hard...” is in reference to horses so you should be ok. Love the uranium glass, really anything that glows. My wife and I picked up four piece of uranium, an Akro Agate Slag ashtray (lemonade & butterscotch) and a yellow & white vase I have no clue about that is phosphorescent orange and purple under UV light.

Ohhhh yes, you are right about the jadeite and other pieces such as bottle Christmas trees even your milkshake maker is listed in a book from "The Lakeside Collection." They even have tabletop ceramic trees. ((maybe now some of the hoarders may let some of their collection go. I doubt it though)) LOL All the *vintage* pieces that I would like to have are now retro, ughhhh nooo!! lol I should have purchased the pink depression tea cup and saucer that I came across.....ohhhh well. Next time, fingers, eyes & toes crossed.....lol

Those seafoam green bath fixtures are the bomb! You probably know how much the sinks, tubs and toilets go for nowadays! Big money! Those Christmas ornaments......my nana always had those and if one fell and broke, they would shatter into a billion pieces. You’d get glass in your feet until June! Great trip down memory lane with tonight’s episode!

Had to laugh about the salt & pepper shakers, they were black & white in our house when I was a kid... they got lost somewhere, but we used them a lot.

Possible dresser plate for trinkets when going to bed would place your jewelry there that round green plate

I thought it was a Halloween decoration haul. But you can never have enough Christmas decorations. The grease jar from Hull, well it's a good idea to save the grease.ln the London sewage system, they have fat burgs. The latest one was 700 pounds. Love your stuff!🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄☃⛄

Love the large vase you are keeping and those Christmas boxes are the best!!! Great finds🤩

my grandma saved hers in a coffee can...wish i had that lol

Hey guys, you should really take Scott’s suggestion and check out Superior Girl Vintage! I went back through her videos and she finds “ real vintage” items. I think there will be a lot to learn from Rachel too. Her link is in his drop down box, that makes it real easy to connect. Thanks Scott for the heads up!

Oh those dolls look like burlesque ladies after a rough night 😂😂😂😂😂 when her wig fell off!

Love the vintage Christmas. I have the same ornament hanger box. I didn’t realize it was that old.

Going to go binge on Rachel's channel now! 😊

I may have some information on the tall heavy clear flower vase. 30 years ago I worked at a flower shop with an elderly designer. He would tell me about his grandfathers flower shop many years ago. I was given a 1930s rose vase that was used then. It’s 2 feet tall and extremely heavy. They actually sent roses out to customers in these!!! Times have changed and we now pay big money for thin glass in the business. If it’s thick we must charge a lot more. I’m wondering if the vase you have was saved by someone who received flowers.

It looks like the plate was made in Holland! Scott made a boo boo.

On Facebook a lady has the salt and pepper shakers that match the grease bowl. She said on the bottom it has USA and she's asking $10.00

Also, have u ever come across lead tinsel? Remember having it from Grandma s cranberry crate of old decos. Had to handle very carefully and smooth out with a spoon to put it on the tree.

Hi Scott, This was one of your funniest videos, the scary black light/eerie music at the beginning,the wig falling off the doll,yet as always, educational.Always look forward to your videos. Cindy

I’m a fan!

love the music

Indy resident :) Our Statehouse is lovely!

It's too pretty for drippings LOL Awww it's so cute. You always find the cutest things.

Beautiful finds!!! I just went thrifting and got an antique hand painted lamp and a small vintage wooden shelf

OMG! I Love The Opening!!! That Was The Coolest, Scott!!!!

Very nice,

Keep on keeping on 😁 TFS 🤗

We had all of the christmas ornaments, lights and tinsel as a kid, mother brought from Milwaukee home, had to hang the tinsel carefully piece by piece (no throwing!) and take down same way, every branch was covered, it was truly awsome. Stored it in a magazine to keep flat.

Nice! Love your kitchen counter finds!

Gingies!! So much healthier than grease.

I adore those mint green bathroom fixtures. Wonderful haul. Thanks for sharing. 👍👌

Love the grease jar. I had no idea about saving grease during the war. I had to call my husband and tell him. We both love learning about history. He’s very interested in WWII things. Great haul!😊

That black light effect, it's about time one of y'all served that up! Love the little yellow bulbs tho, grew up with them, (seems my grandma liked them too, maybe cause u couldnt have bright lights in air raids or whatever,j(ust made that association,.from her trauma to my imagintion, they gave off a nice mystery shine to everything in the rooms.. Wierd ! Btw: watch vintage KZfaqrs now do a black light spot, too many copy🐱 around.. You were first tho

The sailboat dish i wanted was for grease drippings....ick

Awesome collection of beauties. Love your lamps and drippings container. Great video and Great Content.

Love the Christmas items. Beautiful.

I wish I could use the bathroom stuff. My house is from 1924 but my mother-in-law did a lot of remodeling and so my bathroom would have to be remodeled again to be able to use them. Very tempting!

Love your videos!!!

Scott!! 🤗🤗🤗

Love the Christmas stuff

Fun fact - There used to be a drag bar on the corner of that Indiana property. It would be on the lower right corner of the plate.

Love it all, but especially the lamp and Christmas!!!

Haha, that’s how my sister looks!

Love the bathroom set.Very Art Deco.

A great haul !!! So many unique finds.. The toaster looks wonderful , good job . Love to Salem 😻

OMG, Omg you like Judy Garland!? She is my all time favorite female vocalist. Great choice.

Folks have a pair of your salt pepper shakers. But in a "jadeite"color green. Use to play with them as a small child

My grandmother had a crock pottery grease container with matching salt/pepper containers. She also had cookie jar and mixing bowls that matched them.

I love the Rosenthal plate!!!!

My grandmother (and even my mother in the 70s) just put grease in a old can in the fridge lol . I recently picked up a Jane Ray cup and saucer for 50 cents each ($1.00 total ) for myself . I have a obsession with jadeite . I also have a obsession with vintage Christmas although I'm getting ready to list a bunch . Great haul !

Awesome intro, love love the light show. The IN state house plate makers mark is awesome. I picked up a small plate and did a little research (my plate may be very very old) It's really confusing too. lol

The dolls! 😂🤣 Great haul!

Haha! Those really are the ugliest salt and pepper dispensers, but the funny thing is as soon as I saw them I got excited, lol. We had those for camping when I was little - I guess because they could be packed away, and there were no holes for the salt and pepper to fall out of, because you had to push the buttons to have it fall out of the bottom. So funny! All these years, I've never thought of them and then I see them and it sparks all these memories. Even the smells of the cabinets in the camper trailer...

Here in the South not perfect grammar, Rode hard and put up wet. Great finds. Favorites toaster and bathroom fixtures. One of my biggest scores was 4 Jadite swirl type pattern cup and saucers made in France. Bought at a flea market in the French countryside for 5 euros for ALL four. He had a whole box full of Jadite but I was on a plane. Only so many treasures.

I never knew about grease being saved for that purpose, very interesting info!

That made me laugh out loud

Oh those girls are a hot mess for sure! Got some lovely finds as usual, even the tacky salt and pepper. The vases are beautiful! I thought the expression “ridden hard and put away wet” referred to horses. Shows how ignorant I am. 🙄 Love your kitchen counter hauls. Who am I kidding? I love all your hauls. On the counter, the dashboard, the living room floor, wherever.

Up until 6 years ago when my husband had a massive heart attack (thank God he survived) and we ate bacon like it was going out of style, I saved bacon grease to make cream gravy. (We're from the South obviously) We no longer eat bacon or anything high in fat or cholesterol because we want to live long lives.

Hiya Scott, Jonathan Nifty Trifty picked up an identical drippings jar!

Yep

I recently found out that some early fiestaware had uranium glazes... I'm gonna be extra careful drinking out of cups and pitchers I find at the flea market now! Great video.

Hahaha, my Grandma used that put away wet expression alot, your hilarious 😜😜

What a HAUL !!! CHRISTMAS 🙆🙆🙆🙆 YAY ! Bacon grease also for flaky tasty Pie CRUST ! Better then BEAR FAT , maybe ... but yes all kinds of fat was saved and used for many things. Which reminds me of whale oil for lampss. Ughhh I thankful for electric, really really am. Those bathroom fittings what a find ! My Dad has pink, pink bathroom fittings and kitchen sinks. I also remember blue and gold ... thinking that is later years ? Idk. The dolls ... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 and NO Ive never heard that saying and yes Im laughing though I should not be 😂😂😂😂 There is something wrong here cause ...I AM IN LOVE WITH A TOASTER !!!! 😲 ( 😂 ) I love those Christmas Bulbs/Ornaments I mean !!!!!!! LOVE ... So many great things !!!!! ALSO BEAUTIFUL LIGHT ! Wish these videos where alot longer at least twice as long. Love the belguim plate simply beautiful. And the MUSIC , Top Notch Scott !

Hi, your plate is by Rosenthal, and they still produce beautiful china and porcelain. I really love their MCM items. I 'm not sure it's a lemon plate, usually the handle is on top of the plate. Tfs

Scott, Those Christmas boxes bring back so many childhood memories. Especially the "Noma" brand. Just a little heads up. If I recall, that tinsel is made of lead (that's what made it fireproof) and will start to slough off. Just something to keep in mind if you decide to use it and Salem shows some interest in it. (Really?!? "Guess what, chicken butt?" Mind if I use that line?)

Very cool! It looks like u are having coffee from ur Jane Ray jadeite..😍 I just won an eBay auction for 3 dinner plates and 1 bread plate for $15. I was pretty happy with my purchase. Just adding to my Jane Ray collection jadeite!! Do u use ur jadeite regurlarly???

Rode hard and put up wet is a cowboy horse phrase, meaning the worst way to care for something/hard life, so it fits and isn't offensive. But today I guess it means more and those dolls just made me laugh and laugh. Is that a depression glass, Millennial pattern pink coaster? Looks like it got skipped in the haul. I collect all that for my son.

"Rode hard wrung out wet."😀😀😀

We had pink bathroom fixtures in our house in Brooklyn, but I'm guessing pink would have dated them to the 50s. That Indiana plate was made in Holland. Love the graphics on the Christmas items. I think Vinny found the male s&ps and you found the female ones. One more edit: Is the shelf on the top of the toaster to keep toast warm, for protection from burning yourself, or both? Hello, Mr. Salem.

Brit here Scott... I have a few vintage "Dripping" pieces by Mason Cash and TG Green. Some actually say "Pork Drippings". I loved the little advert you shared. It's always fun to watch how they advertised things back then to housewives. Do you happen to know the pattern name for the candy dish ? My hairdresser just gave me a bunch of stuff (I need to make a video about it), one of which was a console bowl and candlesticks in the same pattern. I'd love to find out if you know. Lastly, I picked up a book of 20's & 30's lighting, and didn't know if you already had that copy. I've sent you an email. Thanks for another great video. PS - I like you delivery style, I get extra happy when a new video pops up! Those dolls were definitely " a hot mess" All the best -Di

Luv your Haul.... ! That lamp with the copper and wooden (teak) base most likely Scandinavian mid century Modern ... Swedish Hans-Agne Jakobsson.... very much his style... and often highly priced ... THOUGH!! Pretty sure there are knock offs as well.. but it VERY much looks Swedish

Rode hard and put up wet was something I heard a lot growing up. Not said to me mind you

Ugly salt & pepper shakers are made by Carvanite Los Angeles CA. They came in that 1930's green you like so much as well--like your coffee cup's color and bathroom fixtures.

I got the same blue delphite dish at a thrift store today before I watched this video!😰

My dad said that also

Your dad was fresh😬😬😬😬😬😬😉

Hi Scott! My Mom saves her bacon fat. But I didn’t know they wanted it for making bombs! 💣 💥 👀Lol!

i called a gal "rode hard and hung up wet" just recently. and i was 100% right.

What an interesting story on the drippings jar! Do you know why they took it to the meat market?