Vintage Haul Alert! Thrift with Me at Goodwill!

Hi Everyone! My name is Andi Jenkins and I’m a chai-fueled thrifter, vintage reseller and interior stylist. All Put Together is where I share my latest thrift hauls and styling tips. In today's episode, I'm taking you to my local Goodwills. I shopped all week and found some amazing vintage to sell in my Etsy shop and vintage booths.

F E A T U R E D L I S T I N G S

H E L P F U L V I D E O S

S H O P
+ Booth Space at Tiny Brambles (Downtown Portland):
@tinybrambleshop
+ Booth Space at Curiosities (Downtown Tigard)

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+ Sony ZV-1
+ iPhone 16
+ Adobe Premiere Pro

[misslannie]

Yes! My hobby is buying and planning to start a new hobby. Then staring at the growing pile of stuff, feeling guilty, then never starting anything! We should start a group! xx

[beccariddle]

OMG thank you for explaining my hobby. Inspiration to craft with no follow through. I would win awards in this genre!

[nrive]

Those Lane boxes were given as gifts to graduating senior high school girls. Still have mine from 1976! The one you found looks like someone painted hers and it turned out very nice. You have great stuff at that GW.

[ageek]

Andi, thank you for being my tea time buddy. I’m just starting out, lots of self doubt and I lose motivation. Since I’ve found your channel, I make myself a tea and watch your content. I always learn something and I feel ready to take on the day. So thanks again from a fellow West Coaster

[GluedwithGrace]

You read my mail!!!! My hobby is shopping for the hobby!!!😮😮😮😮😮 I never knew!!!!😂😂😂. That unknown sculpture looks like mushrooms to me😊

[shannonburnett]

I have a tree collection also and feel the same about them being "a nod to the season". Also the ceramic sculptures are epic!

[elainebolten]

I love the boxes you found and that flat basket. I too am a member of the "Gonna one day do that DIY" group- ha!

[hollygolithly]

"My hobby is planning for a hobby that then never happens" 😂 I think I might suffer from the same condition! Love this haul 👌

[charlaberteau]

MINIATURE LANE BOXES: You were smart to pass on that painted Lane box. Lane made Cedar Hope Chests back in the day. As a promotional they made a ton of those miniature boxes, unpainted. I graduated high school in 1975 in a small town in Louisiana. The local furniture store gave out one of those boxes to every girl graduating high school that year, around 200. They knew within the next three years most of them would be married and they sold a lot of their hope chests to them. FYI: I married at 24 and never owned a hope chest.

[squirrelgirl]

I share your hobby of collecting for projects and then never quite getting them started. ❤️🐿

[susanskinner]

Those glasses looked like hyacinth glasses vases. Water fills the bottom and the hyacinth bulb sits on the curve and it is constantly being watered and will bloom !. I

[marylouklooster]

Hi Andi! The glass is by Pyrex and is called The Uncandle. I have a pair in their box in my kitchen cupboard. They are from the 70's, and came with wicks and plastic discs that you floated on top of cooking oil, on top of water.... all the burning time of oil, but supposedly safer... if you knocked one over, the water flooded it, and if you burned it down & used up all the oil, it flooded on it's own. You could use it to force a bulb in water if the bulb wasn't too top heavy I suppose, but that was not the original purpose. I did not google value, but I'm sure they do not have a mega-value.

[jarchas]

The sculptures remind me of the rooftop of Gaudi’s house in Barcelona.

[moriamaria]

Hallo!! in the Netherlands we use these glasses to plant hyacinth bulbs!

[KathyDavenport-iu]

That glass is for forcing flower bulbs. Water in the bottom and a bulb in the top.

[Mo.Vintage]

The one sculpture gives me a mushrooms vibe which reminds me how your husband likes them…so I figured that was why you picked it up

[scottsueretterath]

a thought about your "hobby". I am finally to the point where I am semi-retired and have a weekly studio day when I can create from the things I've been saving for years. Theres still hope, you are young girl :]

[johnmelissaziech]

I remember those pyrex glasses from the 60's or 70's. They were used for floating candles that were all the rage.

[susan-vhy]

Because I'm from Florida, the sculptures remind me of coral reefs.

[relikologyvintagestore]

Nice haul. Search for The Un-Candle by Corning Pyrex regarding your barbell-shaped glass. From the 1970s.