How to Find Thrift Store Bargains - Dishes, Glass, Ceramics, Toys, Crystal, Metals by Dr. Lori

Can you spot the #bargain #ThriftStoreFind when shopping? Watch Ph.D. Antiques Appraiser Dr. Lori show you #howto spot valuable bargains. See values for enamel metal pots, kitchen tools, and ceramic Wedgwood Jasperware vases. Learn values and identify carnival glass dishes and plates, clocks and their noted makers, Fisher Price toys and Goebel Hummel figurines. Dr. Lori also values Swarovski crystal, signed baseballs, and salt and pepper shakers.

Ask Dr. Lori to value your thrift store bargains including dishes, glass, ceramics, toys, crystal, and metal pieces. Attend her antiques appraisal events near you or submit photos on Dr. Lori's website.

[janearmato]

I am so late to the game of picking up treasures, but I so appreciate the education that you’re giving us.

[kaywallace]

You are such high energy and vibrant in your presentation.
Awesome.

[sunshinejenny]

I LOVE that game “Masterpiece”. It was my favorite. Makes me wish I still had it. Smiling.

[stephaniemccollum]

The Swarovski crystal owl reminded me of my mother. She collects all of the figurines or anything Swarovski crystal. The roosters reminded me of my grandmother in law. She loved anything rooster. Thanks for taking me down memory lane! Thumbs up!

[karenmcneill]

I am astounded at the amount you know! How does your brain hold all that knowledge! Your videos are thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you.

[stephaniemccollum]

It amazes me how so many items I used to look at, “ as junk”, is really valuable and beautiful! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Thumbs up! Love your personality !

[sherburck]

I forgot about Masterpiece! I would have played that game with you Dr Lori! Good memories

[margaretstoner]

Dr.Lori...I want to adopt you!I walk around my home so many times and honestly I think...i WANT a Dr.LORI!YOU MY DEAR ARE BY FAR ONE OF A KIND.!THANK YOU FOR SHARING ❤

[annadunleavy]

I recently came across your channel and now I'm addicted! I grew up antiquing and thrifting with my mother in the 70's. It's in my blood and I Iove it. You are a wealth of knowledge! I love your sense of humor but down to earth mannerism. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise!

[sharisimonehampton]

I remember when I was about 5yrs old that the neighbors were having a yard sale. I bought a napkin holder that matches the salt & pepper shakers w/ roosters youve shown here. Lol...I paid .05 for it! I guess I remember because it wzs probably the 1st thing I had purchased in my young life. I hurried home and quickly wrapped it to put under the Christmas tree as a gift for my dearly loved grandmother. I recall feeling so proud when delightfully opened the gift expressing how much she loved it!! It remained in her kitchen for the rest of her life. God bless her...isnt that just like a gramma would be?? Now see Dr. Lori how an item evokes our memory!! Thanks so much for your wo derful videos. I absolutely love learning from you!! Youre the best! (And for listening to my story too). Love ya! 😉👍❤

[KLeonardM]

love, love, love you and all your knowledge Dr. of the best from Philadelphia

[anitahaviland]

My mother mace camp coffee all of the time. That coffee pot was her favorite! Here's might have been a purer blue.

[wendeemoore]

WOW! Masterpiece was perfect for you growing up! Right On!

[anns]

I had that Masterpiece game when I was a kid and loved it. Seeing that brought back some really cool memories.

[debbieparrish]

I have to work, but when I get off, it will be me with a hot cup tea watching Dr Lori.

[sandrac.]

You are a genious teaching us your powers, Thank you!!! It helps me a lot🌺

[lla]

Another GREAT video as always! Very informative and interesting. I wish YouTube would give unlimited times to hit the like button, because believe me, I would hit the world record for hitting it so many times! Thank you Dr. Lori for all of your videos!❤️👍

[kachelle]

Watched again ...still catch info I missed the first time!

[bethmerryfield]

I've got two old coffee tins, one is a 70s Folgers, the other is an A&p tin. I certainly use them to store my coffee. I believe in using these old items, so cool and makes my home feel like a museum.

[judyg]

Thank you again, Dr. Lori, for sharing your vast knowledge in another great video. Love these Thrifting Tip vids!