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Unboxing Treasures From Down Under - Here's What We Bought!

Little Chapel Whitchurch

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Welcome back to a new video from the Little Chapel, our Vintage and Antiques shop in Whitchurch, Hampshire. After a long time away, Victoria has returned from New Zealand with a box of treasures. In this episode, James gives her a guided tour of the shop to show her what he has changed and what is new in stock. Join them as they both sort through the intruiging box of treasures.

Thanks for watching!

Victoria and James
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11 Comments

@heidicau6143 5 hours ago (edited)

Welcome back Victoria. I'm sure James and Mabel missed you very much. James did well on the videos on his own but its a lot of fun watching the two of you together. So very sorry to hear of your Mum's passing. Lovely to see the smiles on both your faces when thinking of her.

@FetchandFoundAntiques 1 day ago (edited)

Welcome back Victoria! Sorry to hear about your mum passing x

@PamelaHarris-s4q 3 days ago (edited)

Yay - Victoria returns! So sorry to hear your sad news. Treasure those memories🥹

@saragales1622 3 days ago

Have always enjoyed your videos. And nice to see the items that Victoria has brought back from New Zealand. Hello to you both from Prince Edward Island , Canada.

@gilien521 2 days ago

So sorry to hear about your Mum xx Glad you are back and I'm sure James and Mabel are too ! xx 🤩

@colettelamberth8006 2 days ago

Welcome back to the videos Victoria. So sorry to hear about your mother. May she rest in peace

@kirstenscuriosities 2 days ago

Welcome home Victoria, sorry for the loss of your mum x Another lovely video!

@PatSimmons-g4r 2 days ago

What a lovely video! So many treasures. Such a joy to watch. I absolutely love the Lucy and Charlie Brown dolls.💖💖

@marieeaton-smith5168 2 days ago

Cap badge could be Durham Light Infantry? Little box with 'scoop' is a portable ashtray for handbag, or pocket.

@ianfranklin6495 2 days ago

The Siam knife is very typical Thai cutlery sold mainly for tourists in Thailand. You sometimes find it in restaurants catering to tourists. The metal part stains quite easily.