- See that tree, Mary?
I say we make a tree house in it.
That's not a real tree.
Sure, it is.
I bet a lot of birds live up in that tree.
Yup.
Woodpeckers.
Right when they sit on it, [buzzing sound]..
[buzzing sound],, what's [buzzing sound]??
They'd probably get electrocuted.
Man, trees don't electrocute people.
That's not a real tree, Ivy.
Mary--
Don't even try.
Is that a oak or redwood?
It's a trickery tree.
All right, folks, last unit!
Woo!
Thank you, folks.
Woo!
It's a whole bunch of tubs.
It has potential.
What you can see is not exciting.
I'm out of options.
They put everything in totes, so it's
a chance it could be good.
I'm going to watch everybody on this one.
The last unit, and it's everything
that I've ever wanted.
I'm in.
I just hope that no one else wants it as badly as I do.
Here we go.
[auctioneer chant] give ME $100 for them.
[auctioneer chant] - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
One there, now two.
Better get this one.
Yes.
[auctioneer chant].
I got four, Mary.
Woo!
- [auctioneer chant] - That's what I'm talking about.
75 [auctioneer chant].
You want it, you got to take it.
Yeah. she's in.
He says no.
You got it.
[auctioneer chant] Mary.
Woo!
Yeah.
$500, Mary.
Cha-ching.
They saved the best for last.
This unit is perfect.
Folks, that's the end of this set.
God bless you, and don't forget to pay the lady.
I got lucky on the very last unit.
So hopefully, I'll get lucky with them inside, too.
This hat box is cute.
Ooh, some frames, some books.
I'm going to say $30 bucks on this stuff.
What is this fabulous hat box?
Amazing.
Oh, my god.
Look at this vintage hat.
It's like a pirate's hat.
[laughs] It doesn't have any markings, but you can tell
it's antique.
So I have to get this checked out.
Oh, my gosh, another hat that's equally fabulous.
Oh, my gosh.
Look at this thing.
Fashion to the T. Oh?
Is this another one?
A hat?
Oh, my god.
Look at that thing.
As if this locker wasn't already trinkets galore,
these hats are like, the cherry on top.
I can't believe this is all keep.
This hasn't happened in so long.
It's about freaking time!
Ooh, yeah.
I'm bringing my hats to Nicole Howell at Paper Moon Vintage.
Because if it's vintage and cool, she'll know all about it.
Yeah.
I'm so excited to see what you brought.
I know.
So I guess we'll just start with the small one.
So you have a feather hat here.
Feather hats are popular in the '50s and '60s.
And like, where would someone wear this, typically?
This is a good afternoon into evening look.
So what kind of feathers are these?
These are pheasant feathers.
But I see here you have ostrich feathers, which
are a lot more desirable, although they are more fragile
and tend to fall apart.
This one, you have an Edwardian piece--
Ooh.
--which is from about 1915.
Wow, that's old.
It's really beautiful with the black velvet,
and the ostrich feathers framing it.
OK, this one by far is the best.
Look at how piratey.
[laughs]
I know, right?
It's so cool.
Amazing, high fashion, also Edwardian.
Cool.
It's so neat.
So what year do you think this hat was from?
I'd say around 1909.
- Wow. - Yeah.
[laughs]
These hats are so high fashion,
hopefully they'll bring me high prices, too.
OK.
So this mediocre little pheasant hat--
Yeah.
Probably about $40.
OK.
What about the hat box?
In this case, the hat box is actually of much
more value than the hat.
Yeah.
You could try as much as $80.
Oh, awesome.
Yeah.
The hat like this, we've had quite a few.
I'd say you should do $75.
OK.
That's not bad.
OK.
So what about this hat box?
$50 bucks, easily.
OK.
So now onto the big end.
How much do you think I can get for this?
Unfortunately, I did notice this white feather
has a bunch of breaks in it.
Dang it.
But if you were to present it online, $200.
Oh, nice.
Score. - Yeah.
Cool.
Hats off to me!
Thank you so much.