The wooden piece you thought was a bird house was actually a butterfly house. Vertical slits give it away. Nice door in back to add food to entice them and then to clean out. Hope that helps!

Yes Little hard candy on classes table. ! 😍😍😍😉

I absolutely love those rainbow candle stick holders Really unique

Hi! Thrifters! I went today to 3 Goodwill 's I I loved every minute of it! It was so much fun! I only spent 50 dollars! I even got a antique! And paid 66 cents for it it was the color of the day! I'm going to another tomorrow! Watch out for me I'm on a roll!! Take care and God bless you and your family! "D" Tidwell

That teardrop shaped “birdhouse” is actually a butterfly house.

"Not sure if Big Bird's wife is missing her purse" and right after is a book with Big Bird on the cover. Love it:)

The piece of wrapped candy would look cute in a valentine display. You could tie like the red and white twine on each end. It would look cute. Or even on tiered tray. Also could be used in a Christmas display for those people that decorate in a gingerbread or candy theme Christmas display. Just an idea or two. Thanks for taking us shopping with us.

"I saw something shiny in the back..." ----My life story 😂😂😂

Glass candy...As a reseller, I try never to think, “would anyone use this” because there is always someone that will love it. 🤷‍♀️

The little tray with the pig...and other animals we didn’t see...was such a nostalgic piece for me. I had those in the 80s!

I enjoy and appreciate what a good job you do panning and giving us time to look at items on shelves. It's funny but lots of times you say what I am thinking about an item. Thank you for sharing your adventures.

You didn't even look at the blue Harker Cameo ware casserole with lid!!! It is the same as the pink cameo ware you passed up. I love it

Big Birds wife! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 That was awesome! Thanks for the laugh all the way over here in Australia! I really love your channel. Had to add, how funny that Big Bird was then on a book! Classic.

I had a butterfly house with slots like that.Thanks for sharing

I am a new subscriber from Mobile, AL. Your video was very interesting and I picked up several tips for shopping in thrift stores. I am looking forward to more of your videos.

That Johnson Brothers piece was really pretty. I rarely find Johnson Brothers items and I am in England!

The round Covington dish did not come with a lid. I had the whole set in blue when I got married and kept that dish and the gravy boat and saucer. I use that round dish for dipping french toast and sometimes as a serving dish. The set was purchased through a grocery store promotion where they offered certain pieces each week for a few months. I really like it in the pink! They only had it in blue when I bought mine.

I’m also drawn to color! Thrifting is one of my favorite past times! I’ve shared several videos myself. It’s nice to see others enjoying finding “new” treasures as much as me! 😊👏🏽☀️

That student pottery with the green and yellow was right up my alley,I don’t think I could have left it behind. ♥️

Big bird's wife's purse was kinda funny. LOlL. Cool finds today!

9:27 those pieces are aztec if you wanted to know the image. i’m aztec and they look so well done and i would of definitely buy them

I saw so many beautiful things in this store! I love that first set of china. I wish I knew who the maker is. I also loved the Johnson Bros. tea cup and saucers and sugar, creamer set. There were a stack of desert plates under the cup as well. That was a great find! The candle sticks were amazing as well. I can't wait to watch the haul!!!

How chip- and crack-prone dishes are depends on the type of ceramic mostly. Earthenware and stoneware cracks easily. Real porcelain consists of finer materials and is burned at higher temperatures. Therefore it's a lot more durable. It's usually thinner and a little translucent. I'd never use stoneware items on an everyday basis but just as decoration. Those two porcelain plates with the cheese decor (2:20) were made in the factory I had my professional education at. Nice to see them again. The design might be outdated but they are so-called "German hard porcelain" and a good quality.

Anyone who collects art glass would want the candy

My husband's parents have those bamboo print dishes from Japan. He grew up with them being their "company dishes".

I like to decorate with unusual small purses. They seem to intrigue everyone. Also, you can put stuff in them.

Those baby nursery flower vases are collectable item you touched

I'm only in the beginning of the video and yelling for you to go back and get the Sears cooking dish it's worth money...... plus Sears has been closing stores all over the place. I wish I could get it...😉😊 I'm in NH and I very rarely can find Pyrex or Corning Ware and have never seen a piece like that. I'm so jealous LoL

That wicker birdhouse for 10.00 is for Butterflies. But hornets can also make a home in the same house. Good thing you put it back.

The blue and white angel was so cute

The wooden carved plate might be a copy of Mayan carved art from Mexico. Thanks for sharing . ❤💛💚

Lol I think the glass wrapped candy 🍬 is cute.. it’s different

"I don't know if big bird wife was missing her purse" 😂😂🤣🤣

Anyone else see the yellow nesting bowls?....Drool, I would've jumped on those.

Nesting Haven - the plastic-wrapped, round, green platter with all the separate dishes on top that you asked about (13:30) is typical Mexican pottery used for serving all the salsas and such. The one you came across was not high quality or anything special. $15 may actually have been on the high side for that in a Goodwill... A quality piece would be signed, Talavera, and have much more refined painted details with possibly some raised elements like a paint dot - like you sometimes see on Lenox china for example.

Shopping at Goodwill you have to be very cautious. We have a goodwill here in Minnesota and I don't really go to it as things are priced so high for used items. Think that the good stuff goes towards staff first and what is left over goes on shelves. Its best to be cautious.

That white cup with the man's face that you could've planted something that would've grown to look like hair was such a miss! I would have snatched that up in a second and bought it! That was so cool.

OMG!! I saw a lot of vintage pieces, I wish I could have been there!!!

Thank you for taking us with you Nicole, I Love the China at the beginning of the video. I also love going through the fabrics. Never know what you’ll find. ❤️💋

I'm one of the ones who learned the hard way about the gold trim on plates in the microwave 🙋🏻‍♂️ I was probably around 10 years old or so...looked like the 4th of July in there!

I have a glass candy like you picked up it was my husband's mamaws. I kept it for sentimental reasons I have it on a bookshelf

I miss thrifting!!! 😭

Love your video. Personally, I can't stand breaking up sets, unless something in the set is damaged to the point of no return. Buying the sugar and creamer away from an existing set? The horror!

I love the glass candy. I even have a couple.

I love the greenwarw also. My grandparents had all that and they raised us from 8th grade on. I love the old glass. Choose what you like. There are those who want the same. Everyone has a story. Keep on and be safe.

If you coordinated it right mixed and matched china pieces make for some fabulous table shoots, and party settings

So many earth colors items I would love!

I have glass pieces of candy like that and it’s very pretty with my paperweight collection. I’ve never seen one in that color and I would have loved to buy it.

I have glass candies scattered on a white tray with candle holders and some other decor on my livingroom table. My candies are smaller and more colour full and I love the pop of colour they provide. I have never seen one that big though so I would love to have that. Even Murano makes/made glass candies. 😊

The candy glass may be murano. My grandma always had a display at Christmas time. We had an open house Christmas as long as I could remember. Murano glass is still very desirable. One of my favorites. I am 52. Gram and gramp are gone now. I would buy a peice like that. Enjoy your show. Cali.

I love dinnerware and serving bowls and platters and well all things kitchen. I would've enjoyed this shopping. I saw several things I liked. I always forget about goodwill. Oh glassware I love green depression glass. I like antiques more than the newer stuff today.

I hope you picked up the Flintstones record but thinking you got the Muppets. I really liked this store and can't wait to see the haul video. Thanks 😊

tysm for having the courage to film in public. I am very grateful for this type of content :)

those were the party lite mardis gras collection...used to be a one day sell...never find it anymore great find

I saw a beautiful red dish and it would make a beautiful top piece for a birdbath!!

We have three Goodwill in a 15 mile radius. Norman Rockwell! Fiesta ware! Milk glass! Was surprised to see that you understood it. Look for milk glass lamps, rare. Glass wrapped candy--combine a few on a small clear plate or candy 🍬 dish.

I would like to have the smaller glass candy 😊 and maybe the larger one for something else js I like the bird plates the candy dish look like a poinsettia on it

Just picked up that same milk glass vase at the Portsmouth ,NH Goodwill this week for $2.00. I would definitely have passed for $6.00. I think your glass wrapped candy was a paperweight. I have some of the smaller ones that are made by Murano. There are cheap imitations from China though. Jeffrey at Real Nifty Vintage has some of the small Murano ones as well. They are just pretty in a crystal bowl. So, yes, some people do like to decorate with wrapped glass candy pieces, lol !

I do...have a few of those "candy" pieces...looks nice as part of my dining table Christmas Décor.

I loved the snack tray you said was red ware. I couldn’t find it when researching.. but it was gorgeous

I love your video . For a long time I haven’t gone to goodwill stores because the prices are high with most of the stuffs , I go to flea markets instead !

I needed for the thrift stores to close for awhile so I can recover from my shopping addiction.

I love thrifting, I’m laid off due to the coronavirus. And I can’t thrift while off because we’re under quarantine!😕

Sometimes the glassware can be cleaned up with a bit of sandpaper. A finer grit and a little water ...perhaps 1000 grit or 1500 as a final touch. Ceramics ...?

You picked some nice items. Anyways, I loved Big Birds" wifes yellow purse! That was awesome, ha.

You and I have a lot in common I think we would be great friends even though I am 50 (lol) I've been doing this thrifting thing since around 1983 when I was 12. Before it was cool. I have to say I've watched a lot of thrifters on you tube CLL etc. You are my favorite b/c we like the same things ( mostly, i love old ashtrays and you shy away) your personality is low key and laid back and I know you have good values and morals which is attractive. Thanks for all you do and for sharing your passion wish we could go on a "thrifting vaca" !! Take care..ttyl...

The little house that you thought might be some kind of bird house is in fact a butterfly house.Its all the rage in the south

The the thing you found that looked like it might be a bird house is actually a butterfly house which I would have loved it gives them a warm place to sleep.

I am excited ty o go thrifting again.

I've seen glass candy decorations for the kitchen dinning or even coffee table with similar food items in a big bowl.

Crystal does not ding when flicked. Glass only makes a sound if it is thin. So says Dr Lori PHD of antiques.

Johnson’s little teacup set ...cute!☕️

The little bird figurines would have had to come with me!

When you’re talking about putting gold rimmed dish in microwave as a no-no, right at that point in video, there’s a bowl with green rim and painted in bottom of bowl it looks like a vegetable with a face. Is that vintage? I love fruits and vegetables that are humanized....so many vintage card table cloths have humanized food. So funny.

The glass candy could be added to Christmas decor.

the odd tear dropped shaped item with three slots may have been dispenser for ribbon or thread

It's fun watching your shopping videos -- you go slow enough to not make me dizzy and you have a soft voice... Stay Safe... Hugs... 04-07-2020

I miss goodwill shopping 😢

I couldn't believe you passed up the Corningware French White casserole with its lid. I use them myself and never seem to find them. And, I think the basket thing was a butterfly house. I would have picked it up. ~ Lisa

I recently picked up some vintage salt and pepper shakers with a frog and yellow flower on the front of them. The bottom says Sears roebuck and one has a Japan sticker. Not going to sell them right now and they are joining my S & P shaker collection. Exciting!

I love your shop alongs! Wow girl this video got lots of views! 👏 ❤️ 🤗

The wooden $10- item you liked but not sure what it was...it is a butterfly house. You hang it outside. Usually quite pricey and hard to find.

Paper weight for an office of a candy business or a sweet tooth. Lol interesting finds!

Yes, @ 22:52 is a butterfly house.

Have a yard sale once a week, put it on Facebook market place, Twitter, and on other social media sites in order to sell your no products. You can also have a catalog made to pass out to certain people to sell and I like to buy products you're looking at. What are you selling? I do decorate with stuff.

Nicole this was a great video. I am down with the flu. So I went shopping with you.

I miss that store I use to work at goodwill and I loved every minute of it

The Avon mug was actually a shaving soap mug for men, the gold leaf flower container was actually used for face powder years ago with those large powder puffs on a makeup vanity.

The red ware pottery dish is a candy or nut dish that l would definitely like to have not sure who makes it but l am 56 and my grandmother used to have one and she died at age 101 and every christmas it was filled with mixed nuts and the center had the hardware to remove the nuts.

I went into my GW today and there sat the country near with blue ribbon pitcher. I thought of you.

You know how many people would have bought those wooden pieces, highly collectable!

New subscriber. I love these kind of videos! I think people don’t have books on selves much these days with kindles and such. I don’t see myself buying a book end but I agree there are nice ones out there. I love pottery, midcentury.

The candy is used at Christmas time. Usually a bowl of them.

It's sad that Sears closed. I would pick that divided dish.🤩🤩🤩

I’m puzzled by Goodwills too. Lines of folks donating piles of free goods..go inside and the shelves are bare, and trash cost too much? ...someone’s getting rich for free???...🧐

I have been collecting Angel for more than 30 years. I'm looking for something not just pretty but unusual .

That bowl at the bottom of the shelf at 10:04 😍!

Look through the mugs...because you can find mustache cups in there

It's a butterfly/ladybug house. It is good to attract and house beneficial insects and pollinators.

SHOW HAUL AT THE OF END OF EACH THRIFTING KZfaq! WOULD BE NICE!