WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:01.418 --> 00:00:03.337 ♪♪ 2 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:03.337 --> 00:00:07.466 I'm getting ready to have a very large tag sale. 4 00:00:07.466 --> 00:00:09.801 Everything in here... Is going. 5 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 6 00:00:09.801 --> 00:00:11.970 There's hundreds of boxes in there! 7 00:00:11.970 --> 00:00:13.430 Good luck, guys. 8 00:00:13.430 --> 00:00:18.143 This is going to be the biggest tag sale that ever happened. 9 00:00:18.143 --> 00:00:20.395 [ Bell rings ] [ Cheering ] 10 00:00:20.395 --> 00:00:21.855 Did you see any whisks? 11 00:00:21.855 --> 00:00:23.690 I'm looking for a Martha Stewart cake plate. 12 00:00:23.690 --> 00:00:25.526 Behar: Martha Stewart is a high-class hoarder. 13 00:00:25.526 --> 00:00:27.694 [ Laughs ] And we know she's gonna have great stuff. 14 00:00:27.694 --> 00:00:29.947 Klinko: Can you imagine owning something from Martha Stewart? 15 00:00:29.947 --> 00:00:31.281 I mean, come on. 16 00:00:31.281 --> 00:00:33.951 This is Blake Lively, if you don't have a clue. 17 00:00:33.951 --> 00:00:36.912 Kris Jenner bought all the jadeite. 18 00:00:36.912 --> 00:00:39.873 Oh, look, somebody bought my chairs! Oh! 19 00:00:39.873 --> 00:00:41.375 There's been many surprises. 20 00:00:41.375 --> 00:00:43.335 Manzo: Listen, I think we have a problem here. 21 00:00:43.335 --> 00:00:44.920 Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. 22 00:00:44.920 --> 00:00:46.171 Martha's gonna have a fit. 23 00:00:46.171 --> 00:00:48.382 I am not happy about it. 24 00:00:48.382 --> 00:00:50.467 Manzo: The majority of this stuff is sold. 25 00:00:50.467 --> 00:00:52.261 We have people coming in buses. 26 00:00:52.261 --> 00:00:55.097 If there is not enough stuff, it's gonna be... 27 00:00:55.097 --> 00:00:56.223 Yeah. ...a nightmare. 28 00:00:56.223 --> 00:00:58.183 And the tag sale is about to begin. 29 00:00:58.183 --> 00:00:59.268 [ People cheering ] 30 00:00:59.268 --> 00:01:08.944 ♪♪ 31 00:01:08.944 --> 00:01:12.739 I've been a tag sale goer pretty much my whole life. 32 00:01:12.739 --> 00:01:15.659 I love tag sales. 33 00:01:15.659 --> 00:01:18.161 First of all, a tag sale can also be called 34 00:01:18.161 --> 00:01:22.040 a garage sale, a lawn/yard sale, 35 00:01:22.040 --> 00:01:25.210 which means you've tagged everything with a price tag, 36 00:01:25.210 --> 00:01:28.213 and that will be the price at which it will be sold. 37 00:01:28.213 --> 00:01:31.383 Well, I'm getting ready to have my tag sale -- 38 00:01:31.383 --> 00:01:36.054 a very, very large tag sale at the farm. 39 00:01:36.054 --> 00:01:39.433 I have about 10,000 things to sell. 40 00:01:39.433 --> 00:01:41.518 Why some people have tag sales, 41 00:01:41.518 --> 00:01:43.645 well, there are lots and lots of reasons, 42 00:01:43.645 --> 00:01:46.106 none of which really relate 43 00:01:46.106 --> 00:01:49.026 to why I'm having this particular tag sale. 44 00:01:49.026 --> 00:01:51.903 And that list is long, so I'll read it. 45 00:01:51.903 --> 00:01:55.282 And it's also kind of funny and don't take it too seriously. 46 00:02:07.794 --> 00:02:10.255 [ Chuckles ] They're all pretty dire. 47 00:02:10.255 --> 00:02:12.215 And none of those really apply to me. 48 00:02:12.215 --> 00:02:13.216 Not yet. 49 00:02:13.216 --> 00:02:16.428 [ Peacock crying ] 50 00:02:16.428 --> 00:02:18.680 Several things prompted me to have this tag sale. 51 00:02:18.680 --> 00:02:21.642 First of all, I'm totally out of storage space, 52 00:02:21.642 --> 00:02:25.479 especially because I sold my house in East Hampton 53 00:02:25.479 --> 00:02:29.733 filled with lots of things that I actually bought at tag sales. 54 00:02:29.733 --> 00:02:34.821 I also closed a monstrous office in New York City, 55 00:02:34.821 --> 00:02:38.450 so I feel like I'm living in chaos, 56 00:02:38.450 --> 00:02:41.203 and I don't want to be known as a hoarder. 57 00:02:41.203 --> 00:02:42.788 Nothing could be worse. 58 00:02:42.788 --> 00:02:44.956 So everything's gonna be sold, 59 00:02:44.956 --> 00:02:47.125 and I know everybody's gonna want to come. 60 00:02:47.125 --> 00:02:49.294 That's why we are selling tickets. 61 00:02:49.294 --> 00:02:51.880 And the reason we really are having the tag sale 62 00:02:51.880 --> 00:02:54.549 is I really want to raise money 63 00:02:54.549 --> 00:02:56.635 for the Martha Stewart Center for Living 64 00:02:56.635 --> 00:02:58.428 at Mount Sinai Hospital. 65 00:02:58.428 --> 00:03:02.140 And I really do feel that sharing these beautiful, 66 00:03:02.140 --> 00:03:06.353 beautiful things that I've collected with other people 67 00:03:06.353 --> 00:03:09.064 and raising a lot of money at the same time 68 00:03:09.064 --> 00:03:11.358 might be a very good thing to do. 69 00:03:11.358 --> 00:03:13.443 [ Ding! ] 70 00:03:13.443 --> 00:03:15.237 I'm sure it's up there someplace. 71 00:03:15.237 --> 00:03:18.198 Where would it have gone? [ Peacock crying ] 72 00:03:18.198 --> 00:03:21.576 I also have my friends, Vincent Manzo -- 73 00:03:21.576 --> 00:03:23.203 [ Peacock crying ] Who's doing -- 74 00:03:23.203 --> 00:03:25.247 Who's making noise? Huh? 75 00:03:25.247 --> 00:03:27.040 Woman: The peacock. [ Peacocks crying ] 76 00:03:27.040 --> 00:03:29.167 Is there a peacock outside? 77 00:03:29.167 --> 00:03:30.710 I have 17 peacocks. 78 00:03:30.710 --> 00:03:35.465 So if you hear an odd noise now and then, it's the peacocks. 79 00:03:35.465 --> 00:03:37.676 They want to be on TV. [ Peacocks crying ] 80 00:03:37.676 --> 00:03:42.055 I do have a really good group of people, friends, 81 00:03:42.055 --> 00:03:44.182 who are going to help with this tag sale. 82 00:03:44.182 --> 00:03:45.892 The antiques experts -- 83 00:03:45.892 --> 00:03:48.687 Vincent Manzo, Jim Klinko, Frank Kaminski. 84 00:03:48.687 --> 00:03:50.105 ♪♪ 85 00:03:50.105 --> 00:03:52.566 I met Vincent through my daughter, Alexis, 86 00:03:52.566 --> 00:03:55.986 and Alexis and Vincent had a shop called Yard Sale. 87 00:03:55.986 --> 00:04:00.073 I think Martha always wanted to have a tag sale. 88 00:04:00.073 --> 00:04:02.075 It's the best way for her to have other people 89 00:04:02.075 --> 00:04:05.162 enjoy what she's enjoyed for so many years. 90 00:04:05.162 --> 00:04:07.998 Stewart: Jim Klinko, 91 00:04:07.998 --> 00:04:11.877 who has been running tag sales and consignment shops 92 00:04:11.877 --> 00:04:14.212 for about 40 years. 93 00:04:14.212 --> 00:04:17.382 I met Martha at my store around 30 years ago. 94 00:04:17.382 --> 00:04:19.301 And she walked in one day, and I said to her, 95 00:04:19.301 --> 00:04:20.635 "What took you so long?" 96 00:04:20.635 --> 00:04:22.304 And she handed me her phone number and that was it. 97 00:04:22.304 --> 00:04:23.680 We've been friends ever since. 98 00:04:23.680 --> 00:04:26.683 Stewart: Frank Kaminski is extremely knowledgeable, 99 00:04:26.683 --> 00:04:30.479 and he has done a lot of big, big celebrity auctions. 100 00:04:30.479 --> 00:04:32.689 I've known Martha for about five years. 101 00:04:32.689 --> 00:04:35.609 She really is someone to be admired for style, 102 00:04:35.609 --> 00:04:37.068 for meticulousness. 103 00:04:37.068 --> 00:04:38.779 She is a living legend. 104 00:04:38.779 --> 00:04:41.281 Manzo: I don't know about these two, but I'm a salesperson. 105 00:04:41.281 --> 00:04:42.699 I'm gonna sell the most. 106 00:04:42.699 --> 00:04:44.951 I'm an auctioneer. I sell the best. 107 00:04:44.951 --> 00:04:46.328 Oh, please get out of here. [ Laughs ] 108 00:04:46.328 --> 00:04:47.662 I'm the number-one seller here 109 00:04:47.662 --> 00:04:49.206 because I know how to talk to my clients. 110 00:04:49.206 --> 00:04:51.124 Okay. I know exactly what they like. 111 00:04:51.124 --> 00:04:53.293 Stewart: I do have Chris Hessney helping me. 112 00:04:53.293 --> 00:04:55.170 He's an amazing event planner. 113 00:04:55.170 --> 00:04:58.632 Chris travels all over the world throwing events. 114 00:04:58.632 --> 00:05:01.176 I think that's gonna make a big difference. 115 00:05:01.176 --> 00:05:03.970 Martha and I have worked together for over a year now. 116 00:05:03.970 --> 00:05:05.764 We've known each other for much longer. 117 00:05:05.764 --> 00:05:07.057 And I work with a great team -- 118 00:05:07.057 --> 00:05:09.476 James Laborne and Haden Spenard. 119 00:05:09.476 --> 00:05:11.853 I think this event would be a true success if, 120 00:05:11.853 --> 00:05:13.313 "A," Martha's happy. 121 00:05:13.313 --> 00:05:16.566 But it's about having a really great experience 122 00:05:16.566 --> 00:05:18.443 for everyone who's coming, that everyone find 123 00:05:18.443 --> 00:05:21.571 something beautiful to buy, and that we sell a lot of stuff. 124 00:05:21.571 --> 00:05:25.450 Here we have the overall view of the -- of the ground plan 125 00:05:25.450 --> 00:05:27.702 and where the tents are gonna be for check-in. Stewart: Oh, okay. 126 00:05:27.702 --> 00:05:30.372 We've chosen a field that's close to the road. 127 00:05:30.372 --> 00:05:33.166 So you just walk in through an entrance tent... 128 00:05:33.166 --> 00:05:34.125 Correct. ...and then into 129 00:05:34.125 --> 00:05:35.293 the big sales tent. Correct. 130 00:05:35.293 --> 00:05:37.629 And then we are on to the main tents. 131 00:05:37.629 --> 00:05:38.964 Right. We have two tents. 132 00:05:38.964 --> 00:05:40.632 I'm more concerned about the stuff. 133 00:05:40.632 --> 00:05:42.300 How many tables altogether in these pictures? 134 00:05:42.300 --> 00:05:43.677 This is 52. 135 00:05:43.677 --> 00:05:44.928 Yeah, see? That's not very many. 136 00:05:44.928 --> 00:05:46.388 53, sorry. Yeah, not for the amount 137 00:05:46.388 --> 00:05:48.306 of stuff we have. Right. 138 00:05:48.306 --> 00:05:50.809 One big thing we need to talk about is rain or shine. 139 00:05:50.809 --> 00:05:52.853 It can snow one day, and it can be 72 the next. 140 00:05:52.853 --> 00:05:53.895 Yeah. So... 141 00:05:53.895 --> 00:05:55.814 April showers bring May flowers. 142 00:05:55.814 --> 00:05:57.107 [ Laughter ] 143 00:05:57.107 --> 00:06:00.527 So it may rain, but hopefully it will be nice weather. 144 00:06:00.527 --> 00:06:04.364 But we are tented to protect all the goods from the rain. 145 00:06:04.364 --> 00:06:05.574 [ Laughs ] Spenard: It's not gonna rain. 146 00:06:05.574 --> 00:06:06.616 Hessney: You have to be prepared. 147 00:06:06.616 --> 00:06:08.118 No, every event, every wedding. 148 00:06:08.118 --> 00:06:11.079 I learned that as a caterer, I would never, ever, 149 00:06:11.079 --> 00:06:13.081 ever do a wedding without a tent. 150 00:06:13.081 --> 00:06:15.542 And we want to be the most successful, 151 00:06:15.542 --> 00:06:17.377 fabulous tag sale ever. 152 00:06:17.377 --> 00:06:19.337 Hessney: She really knows what she's doing here. 153 00:06:19.337 --> 00:06:21.590 You know, people are taking their time to come here, 154 00:06:21.590 --> 00:06:23.341 spending money, buying a ticket. 155 00:06:23.341 --> 00:06:25.176 And it needs to, like, you know, 156 00:06:25.176 --> 00:06:26.803 kind of go seamlessly and flawlessly. 157 00:06:26.803 --> 00:06:27.804 And we're learning the Martha way. 158 00:06:27.804 --> 00:06:29.514 [ Peacock cries ] 159 00:06:29.514 --> 00:06:31.016 So this is where it all starts. 160 00:06:31.016 --> 00:06:33.768 So guests are gonna be coming from this entrance over here. 161 00:06:33.768 --> 00:06:37.147 And we have a 20x20 tent staked here, 162 00:06:37.147 --> 00:06:38.732 as you'll see with the red stakes. 163 00:06:38.732 --> 00:06:40.692 Okay. And guests will get wristbands 164 00:06:40.692 --> 00:06:42.402 when they check in so we know that they have 165 00:06:42.402 --> 00:06:44.362 about an hour to come through. 166 00:06:44.362 --> 00:06:45.780 Kaminski: It's an amazing event. 167 00:06:45.780 --> 00:06:48.617 It's so nice that it's being held on the grounds. 168 00:06:48.617 --> 00:06:50.994 And we'll all pitch in. We'll all help out. 169 00:06:50.994 --> 00:06:52.203 No, I think the plan is good. 170 00:06:52.203 --> 00:06:54.706 I think, uh, the logistics are good. 171 00:06:54.706 --> 00:06:56.958 Uh, it keeps a lot of peop-- 172 00:06:56.958 --> 00:06:59.586 it keep them out of my buildings, 173 00:06:59.586 --> 00:07:02.505 which is important because there's so much more stuff 174 00:07:02.505 --> 00:07:03.632 still in the buildings... [ Laughter ] 175 00:07:03.632 --> 00:07:04.716 ...for the next tag sale! 176 00:07:04.716 --> 00:07:06.051 We know. 177 00:07:06.051 --> 00:07:08.803 I do not think I will be having a second tag sale 178 00:07:08.803 --> 00:07:11.014 anytime soon. [ Laughter ] 179 00:07:11.014 --> 00:07:12.223 We have a lot of work cut out for us, 180 00:07:12.223 --> 00:07:13.808 but I think with the three of us all together, 181 00:07:13.808 --> 00:07:15.810 working together, pricing, merchandising, 182 00:07:15.810 --> 00:07:17.020 I think we're gonna have a great sale. 183 00:07:17.020 --> 00:07:20.523 Am I crazy or is this a good idea? 184 00:07:20.523 --> 00:07:22.192 I think this is a great idea. It's a great idea. 185 00:07:22.192 --> 00:07:23.360 It's a great idea. 186 00:07:23.360 --> 00:07:25.528 This is the king of all sales, 187 00:07:25.528 --> 00:07:27.614 and I'm really excited to be part of it. 188 00:07:27.614 --> 00:07:29.115 It's from Martha Stewart. 189 00:07:29.115 --> 00:07:31.785 I mean, you can't get any higher than that [laughs] 190 00:07:31.785 --> 00:07:33.203 like, amazing. 191 00:07:33.203 --> 00:07:35.163 Stewart: My tag sale will be lots of fun. 192 00:07:35.163 --> 00:07:36.331 But no music. 193 00:07:36.331 --> 00:07:38.958 No music. This is not honky-tonk. 194 00:07:38.958 --> 00:07:40.627 This is serious... [ Laughter ] 195 00:07:40.627 --> 00:07:43.672 ...serious sell everything. 196 00:07:43.672 --> 00:07:45.340 Hessney: There's a lot still to do. 197 00:07:45.340 --> 00:07:46.758 I think the main concern 198 00:07:46.758 --> 00:07:51.054 is that it's -- it's such a meticulous property, 199 00:07:51.054 --> 00:07:53.473 and we're now inviting all this chaos onto it 200 00:07:53.473 --> 00:07:55.058 and all of these guests. 201 00:07:55.058 --> 00:07:57.936 But we're definitely, I think, ready for it. 202 00:07:57.936 --> 00:07:59.938 Stewart: I'm excited to see what I'm gonna sell. 203 00:07:59.938 --> 00:08:02.440 I don't know yet everything that I'm going to sell, 204 00:08:02.440 --> 00:08:06.611 but I have to grit my teeth and hide my pocketbook. 205 00:08:06.611 --> 00:08:09.114 I am not going to buy anything at my tag sale. 206 00:08:09.114 --> 00:08:12.492 I promise you. It's all for sale. 207 00:08:12.492 --> 00:08:14.828 I really want to make a lot of money. 208 00:08:14.828 --> 00:08:15.829 We'll see. 209 00:08:15.829 --> 00:08:16.996 Stewart: So we have a lot of stuff, 210 00:08:16.996 --> 00:08:18.331 and we have to get to work. 211 00:08:18.331 --> 00:08:20.959 I can't wait until it's all over. 212 00:08:20.959 --> 00:08:22.335 [ Laughter ] 213 00:08:24.879 --> 00:08:29.509 ♪♪ 214 00:08:29.509 --> 00:08:33.179 [ Peacocks crying ] 215 00:08:33.179 --> 00:08:36.474 So, Jim, I've been going through everything at this farm 216 00:08:36.474 --> 00:08:39.144 looking for items to sell at the tag sale. 217 00:08:39.144 --> 00:08:45.942 And I came across my collection of Worldwide Pants jackets. 218 00:08:45.942 --> 00:08:49.154 Now, Worldwide Pants was David Letterman's company. 219 00:08:49.154 --> 00:08:51.823 But every year, while he was on "Late Night," 220 00:08:51.823 --> 00:08:55.035 he would send a Christmas jacket. 221 00:08:55.035 --> 00:08:58.496 But do you think David's gonna be mad at me for selling these? 222 00:08:58.496 --> 00:09:00.415 I think we should put a high price on those. 223 00:09:00.415 --> 00:09:01.958 This way we could see if we can get David 224 00:09:01.958 --> 00:09:03.043 really jealous if we sell them 225 00:09:03.043 --> 00:09:04.919 for a few hundred dollars. [ Chuckles ] 226 00:09:04.919 --> 00:09:06.212 Have you been on his new show? 227 00:09:06.212 --> 00:09:07.589 You know what? I wouldn't be selling these 228 00:09:07.589 --> 00:09:08.840 if I had been on his new show. 229 00:09:08.840 --> 00:09:10.175 Hmm. 230 00:09:10.175 --> 00:09:14.512 Well, since we are only just getting into organizing 231 00:09:14.512 --> 00:09:15.930 what I'm going to sell, 232 00:09:15.930 --> 00:09:18.683 I really don't know how it's going to work yet. 233 00:09:18.683 --> 00:09:27.817 ♪♪ 234 00:09:27.817 --> 00:09:28.818 Unbelievable. 235 00:09:28.818 --> 00:09:30.070 Speechless. 236 00:09:30.070 --> 00:09:31.905 It's overwhelming. There's just so much to look at 237 00:09:31.905 --> 00:09:33.823 and so much to decide what she's gonna sell. 238 00:09:33.823 --> 00:09:35.575 Stewart: These finials are so beautiful. 239 00:09:35.575 --> 00:09:37.243 I got these years and years ago 240 00:09:37.243 --> 00:09:39.871 at a tag sale. [ Laughs ] [ Chuckling ] 241 00:09:39.871 --> 00:09:43.541 And they're very beautifully crafted out of copper. 242 00:09:43.541 --> 00:09:45.460 And I had them on my porch 243 00:09:45.460 --> 00:09:48.004 just as decorative objects in East Hampton. 244 00:09:48.004 --> 00:09:50.340 What do you think I could price those at, Frank? 245 00:09:50.340 --> 00:09:52.717 Kaminski: I would say $4,500 to $5,000 246 00:09:52.717 --> 00:09:54.427 for the pair. Yeah, mm-hmm. 247 00:09:54.427 --> 00:09:56.054 So, Frank, what do you think about pricing, 248 00:09:56.054 --> 00:09:57.055 being an auctioneer? Manzo: Right. 249 00:09:57.055 --> 00:09:59.349 You have to price things fairly 250 00:09:59.349 --> 00:10:01.226 and not too high, not too low, 251 00:10:01.226 --> 00:10:02.727 but somewhere in between. Yes. 252 00:10:02.727 --> 00:10:03.937 Oh, and these bird cages, by the way. 253 00:10:03.937 --> 00:10:04.938 Klinko: Wow. 254 00:10:04.938 --> 00:10:06.356 That was the prototype 255 00:10:06.356 --> 00:10:07.565 for all my other bird cages. 256 00:10:07.565 --> 00:10:09.067 I made that. 257 00:10:09.067 --> 00:10:10.944 Now, those gorgeous vents. 258 00:10:10.944 --> 00:10:12.445 What do you think? Oh, yeah. 259 00:10:12.445 --> 00:10:13.905 Kaminski: $4,000. Yeah? I might have 260 00:10:13.905 --> 00:10:14.948 paid more for them. 261 00:10:14.948 --> 00:10:16.324 Hm. Hmm. 262 00:10:16.324 --> 00:10:18.284 Let's go to $6,000. Exactly. 263 00:10:19.994 --> 00:10:21.788 The way she wanted a bargain, 264 00:10:21.788 --> 00:10:22.997 everyone else wants a bargain out there. 265 00:10:22.997 --> 00:10:24.874 Well, Martha's always been on the buying side, 266 00:10:24.874 --> 00:10:27.669 not on the selling side, so this is new for her. 267 00:10:27.669 --> 00:10:32.590 These windows I love, and these were only like $45 a window. 268 00:10:32.590 --> 00:10:33.967 Klinko: Wow, that was a good bargain. 269 00:10:33.967 --> 00:10:37.762 Now, this window alone would cost about $800 270 00:10:37.762 --> 00:10:39.973 or $1,000 to build. $1,000. 271 00:10:39.973 --> 00:10:42.642 But I thought if I -- If I build an outdoor pavilion, 272 00:10:42.642 --> 00:10:44.435 these would be great windows. [ Laughs ] 273 00:10:44.435 --> 00:10:46.646 We're supposed to talk you into selling things, 274 00:10:46.646 --> 00:10:48.189 not out of selling things. I know. 275 00:10:48.189 --> 00:10:50.358 The hardest part of this process 276 00:10:50.358 --> 00:10:52.360 probably will be getting Martha 277 00:10:52.360 --> 00:10:54.070 to sell things she doesn't want to sell. 278 00:10:54.070 --> 00:10:57.448 And up above are so many chairs. 279 00:10:57.448 --> 00:10:58.741 Oh, my canoe, too. 280 00:10:58.741 --> 00:11:00.702 Yeah, that I am not gonna sell. 281 00:11:00.702 --> 00:11:03.329 And I want to reiterate so that my daughter, Alexis, 282 00:11:03.329 --> 00:11:05.498 can hear this clearly. 283 00:11:05.498 --> 00:11:07.584 Mother is not a hoarder. 284 00:11:07.584 --> 00:11:09.127 You know how many canoes I have? 285 00:11:09.127 --> 00:11:12.463 [ Laughter ] I have several canoes in Maine already. 286 00:11:12.463 --> 00:11:13.923 I have a -- a really, really 287 00:11:13.923 --> 00:11:15.550 great Old Town... Old Town.              Oh. 288 00:11:15.550 --> 00:11:17.635 ...and I have a really, really great one made 289 00:11:17.635 --> 00:11:20.013 by a canoe maker who used seven different kinds of wood. 290 00:11:20.013 --> 00:11:23.308 And I bought that years and years ago for my ex-husband, 291 00:11:23.308 --> 00:11:25.018 and it was the most beautiful canoe. 292 00:11:25.018 --> 00:11:26.603 So that one I'm not gonna sell. 293 00:11:26.603 --> 00:11:28.188 No. But this one -- 294 00:11:28.188 --> 00:11:29.731 maybe I will sell that canoe. 295 00:11:31.816 --> 00:11:33.359 Klinko: Wow. It's like Tutankhamun's tomb in here. 296 00:11:33.359 --> 00:11:35.403 Isn't it? [ Laughs ] It's fabulous. 297 00:11:35.403 --> 00:11:39.574 ♪♪ 298 00:11:39.574 --> 00:11:44.537 Okay, well, this is only one of five storage buildings 299 00:11:44.537 --> 00:11:47.040 on this property, so I would take you... Wow. 300 00:11:47.040 --> 00:11:48.041 ...to show the rest, okay? 301 00:11:48.041 --> 00:11:49.083 I'm excited. Let's go! 302 00:11:49.083 --> 00:11:50.126 Can't wait to go. I'm ready. 303 00:11:50.126 --> 00:11:55.173 ♪♪ 304 00:11:55.173 --> 00:11:56.674 These are beauties. 305 00:11:56.674 --> 00:12:01.095 Robert Natkin was a friend of mine and my husband's. 306 00:12:01.095 --> 00:12:04.015 I have an extreme emotional attachment 307 00:12:04.015 --> 00:12:07.810 to probably every single thing that I'm going to sell. 308 00:12:07.810 --> 00:12:10.605 And he gave me this painting. 309 00:12:10.605 --> 00:12:12.315 His work brings a lot of money. 310 00:12:12.315 --> 00:12:13.483 Yeah, it does. A lot. 311 00:12:13.483 --> 00:12:15.235 And what's it doing in here? 312 00:12:15.235 --> 00:12:17.403 He would be so mad at me. [ Laughter ] 313 00:12:17.403 --> 00:12:23.910 ♪♪ 314 00:12:23.910 --> 00:12:25.954 Look at this scooter. Is this your scooter? 315 00:12:25.954 --> 00:12:28.206 That was my East Hampton scooter. 316 00:12:28.206 --> 00:12:30.375 Puff Daddy and I both had that color. 317 00:12:30.375 --> 00:12:31.584 -[ Laughs ] Oh, my God. -Wow! 318 00:12:31.584 --> 00:12:35.672 ♪♪ 319 00:12:35.672 --> 00:12:36.798 This is over the top. 320 00:12:36.798 --> 00:12:38.132 Manzo: And I had no idea that it was 321 00:12:38.132 --> 00:12:39.759 at this level of addiction. 322 00:12:39.759 --> 00:12:42.470 She is packed. Packed! 323 00:12:42.470 --> 00:12:43.513 Everything in here. 324 00:12:43.513 --> 00:12:45.890 Well, almost everything is going. 325 00:12:45.890 --> 00:12:47.392 Wow. Amazing. 326 00:12:47.392 --> 00:12:49.018 I think that there's real treasures 327 00:12:49.018 --> 00:12:50.895 in all these boxes here. 328 00:12:50.895 --> 00:12:53.940 We haven't opened one box yet. One box. 329 00:12:53.940 --> 00:12:55.566 There's hundreds of boxes in there. 330 00:12:55.566 --> 00:12:56.901 This is a treasure hunt. 331 00:12:56.901 --> 00:12:59.404 I love it. Bring it on, Martha! 332 00:12:59.404 --> 00:13:04.367 Another massive building that we have to empty out, 333 00:13:04.367 --> 00:13:06.494 price, sell, 334 00:13:06.494 --> 00:13:09.038 and everything is going to be sold. 335 00:13:09.038 --> 00:13:10.123 Everything. 336 00:13:10.123 --> 00:13:18.256 ♪♪ 337 00:13:18.256 --> 00:13:19.590 It's the night before. 338 00:13:19.590 --> 00:13:21.884 We are inviting friends and family to come 339 00:13:21.884 --> 00:13:26.180 to a little cocktail party just to get sort of a preview. 340 00:13:26.180 --> 00:13:28.808 So, Martha, tell me about doing this party here. 341 00:13:28.808 --> 00:13:30.143 We can have it outdoors here 342 00:13:30.143 --> 00:13:31.978 in this beautiful cobblestone courtyard. 343 00:13:31.978 --> 00:13:33.771 Correct. Or if it rains, 344 00:13:33.771 --> 00:13:36.482 everyone can be inside the giant stable. 345 00:13:36.482 --> 00:13:37.483 Yes. 346 00:13:37.483 --> 00:13:38.818 The weather is going to affect 347 00:13:38.818 --> 00:13:40.278 how we set up everything. 348 00:13:40.278 --> 00:13:42.697 I mean, it could be 70 degrees during the day, 349 00:13:42.697 --> 00:13:44.991 but drop down to... Snow the next, 350 00:13:44.991 --> 00:13:46.242 especially in April. 351 00:13:46.242 --> 00:13:49.203 We are not out of the clear here in New York state. 352 00:13:49.203 --> 00:13:51.831 We'll have our bar out here. 353 00:13:51.831 --> 00:13:53.583 Martharitas are gonna be served. 354 00:13:53.583 --> 00:13:55.585 I think a lot of her celebrity friends are coming. 355 00:13:55.585 --> 00:13:57.295 She was taking me through the guest list. 356 00:13:57.295 --> 00:13:59.589 It was pretty glamorous. 357 00:13:59.589 --> 00:14:02.091 Oh, look who's here -- blues brother. 358 00:14:02.091 --> 00:14:03.676 Hey, beauty boy. The noisemaker. 359 00:14:03.676 --> 00:14:06.179 [ Imitates peacock cry ] 360 00:14:06.179 --> 00:14:07.305 [ Laughs ] [ Peacock cries ] 361 00:14:07.305 --> 00:14:08.347 How do we do the peacock call? 362 00:14:08.347 --> 00:14:10.058 [ Imitating peacock cry ] 363 00:14:10.058 --> 00:14:12.060 [ Peacock crying ] 364 00:14:14.479 --> 00:14:17.648 Don't run away. They talk to me. 365 00:14:17.648 --> 00:14:19.025 If the weather's gorgeous, 366 00:14:19.025 --> 00:14:21.027 we're gonna let the peacocks loose. 367 00:14:21.027 --> 00:14:23.362 The donkeys and the horses should be in the stable at this time. 368 00:14:23.362 --> 00:14:25.448 They'll have spent all day running around on the farm. 369 00:14:25.448 --> 00:14:27.575 [ Horse whinnies ] And I do not like the geese. 370 00:14:27.575 --> 00:14:29.827 They are aggressive and attack. [ Chuckles ] 371 00:14:29.827 --> 00:14:31.579 They have no time for them. 372 00:14:31.579 --> 00:14:34.540 So, on the dress code for this elegant party, 373 00:14:34.540 --> 00:14:37.502 because it is outside, 374 00:14:37.502 --> 00:14:40.379 I usually come in country chic 375 00:14:40.379 --> 00:14:43.007 and flat shoes, boots, whatever. 376 00:14:43.007 --> 00:14:44.926 So you can walk -- walking shoes. 377 00:14:46.427 --> 00:14:48.679 So good luck, guys. Yeah, no pressure. 378 00:14:48.679 --> 00:14:49.847 We have how many -- how many days? 379 00:14:49.847 --> 00:14:51.182 We're starting countdown now. 380 00:14:51.182 --> 00:14:53.434 We have 23 days. 23 days. 381 00:14:53.434 --> 00:14:56.187 So countdown begins now. 382 00:14:56.187 --> 00:14:58.606 ♪♪ 383 00:14:58.606 --> 00:15:00.900 I'm a nervous wreck. 384 00:15:03.402 --> 00:15:05.321 ♪♪ 385 00:15:05.321 --> 00:15:06.906 We have 11 more days till the sale. 386 00:15:08.282 --> 00:15:09.575 A lot has happened. 387 00:15:09.575 --> 00:15:11.035 The main tents went up on Saturday. 388 00:15:11.035 --> 00:15:12.453 There's three tents now. 389 00:15:12.453 --> 00:15:14.413 ♪♪ 390 00:15:14.413 --> 00:15:15.706 We need to sit down with Martha 391 00:15:15.706 --> 00:15:16.916 and, you know, get her opinion 392 00:15:16.916 --> 00:15:18.543 on how we're gonna price the merchandise. 393 00:15:18.543 --> 00:15:23.589 She wants to go through every piece that she owns. 394 00:15:23.589 --> 00:15:26.759 There are thousands and thousands of things here 395 00:15:26.759 --> 00:15:29.220 to be put out and merchandised. 396 00:15:29.220 --> 00:15:30.805 ♪♪ 397 00:15:30.805 --> 00:15:32.557 We have to add some lighting into them. 398 00:15:32.557 --> 00:15:34.433 We're gonna make some small adjustments. 399 00:15:34.433 --> 00:15:36.227 We need to Martha-fy it big time. 400 00:15:36.227 --> 00:15:38.229 But Martha-fying it is really about 401 00:15:38.229 --> 00:15:39.939 how we organize it on the table. 402 00:15:39.939 --> 00:15:41.399 What kind of lamps go together, 403 00:15:41.399 --> 00:15:44.110 fine antiques, and, like, decorative vases. 404 00:15:44.110 --> 00:15:45.945 I mean, someone can repair this, right? 405 00:15:45.945 --> 00:15:47.446 Yes, all this happens. 406 00:15:47.446 --> 00:15:48.865 So we have a lot to do yet. 407 00:15:48.865 --> 00:15:50.449 And I'm a little concerned. 408 00:15:50.449 --> 00:15:53.452 ♪♪ 409 00:15:53.452 --> 00:15:56.247 Three more days to go till the sale, 410 00:15:56.247 --> 00:15:59.375 and I think we're really prepared for it. 411 00:15:59.375 --> 00:16:00.585 It's looking really good. 412 00:16:00.585 --> 00:16:02.753 We still have a lot to do, but we're getting there. 413 00:16:02.753 --> 00:16:04.922 I think we're -- we're way behind. 414 00:16:04.922 --> 00:16:06.757 ♪♪ 415 00:16:06.757 --> 00:16:08.509 The hay barn needs to be set up. 416 00:16:08.509 --> 00:16:10.595 We have plants that she wants to sell. 417 00:16:10.595 --> 00:16:12.180 Those all have to be brought over 418 00:16:12.180 --> 00:16:14.265 to the big tents on the other side. 419 00:16:14.265 --> 00:16:17.476 And we keep finding things -- boxes and furniture. 420 00:16:18.769 --> 00:16:20.938 There's so much work that needs to be done. 421 00:16:20.938 --> 00:16:22.940 ♪♪ 422 00:16:22.940 --> 00:16:26.694 I think all of the cooking items are gonna disappear 423 00:16:26.694 --> 00:16:29.488 because she actually cooked with them. 424 00:16:29.488 --> 00:16:33.034 One of my favorite items is, like, a garlic peeler 425 00:16:33.034 --> 00:16:35.203 that I saw her use on one of her shows. 426 00:16:35.203 --> 00:16:38.164 Puts the garlic in, she went like this, and it was -- 427 00:16:38.164 --> 00:16:39.582 you know, the peels were off of it. 428 00:16:39.582 --> 00:16:40.708 It was amazing. 429 00:16:40.708 --> 00:16:44.128 ♪♪ 430 00:16:44.128 --> 00:16:47.298 My favorite item is the Louis Vuitton trunk, 431 00:16:47.298 --> 00:16:48.549 which is really beautiful. 432 00:16:48.549 --> 00:16:49.926 I think that's gonna be one of the first things 433 00:16:49.926 --> 00:16:51.344 that's gonna go. 434 00:16:51.344 --> 00:16:54.263 It just has all these really cool compartments, 435 00:16:54.263 --> 00:16:56.891 all these wooden hangers inside of here. 436 00:16:56.891 --> 00:16:58.809 I've never seen a piece like this before. 437 00:16:58.809 --> 00:17:00.144 Look at the classic color in there. 438 00:17:00.144 --> 00:17:01.646 It's beautiful. 439 00:17:01.646 --> 00:17:03.773 This is a music stand. 440 00:17:03.773 --> 00:17:07.026 This would have been in your porch or summer room. 441 00:17:07.026 --> 00:17:10.404 And this held sheet music and magazines. 442 00:17:10.404 --> 00:17:12.365 This is about 1880. 443 00:17:12.365 --> 00:17:14.533 This is called stencil pine. 444 00:17:14.533 --> 00:17:16.619 It would be bare wood 445 00:17:16.619 --> 00:17:19.205 and then they would stencil -- or they put stencils on top, 446 00:17:19.205 --> 00:17:21.207 and they would paint to give it this beautiful look. 447 00:17:24.252 --> 00:17:26.295 ♪♪ 448 00:17:26.295 --> 00:17:30.633 This sale's so big that Martha called and said, 449 00:17:30.633 --> 00:17:33.177 "Hey, you got to give these guys a hand." 450 00:17:33.177 --> 00:17:36.138 There are thousands and thousands of items here, 451 00:17:36.138 --> 00:17:39.809 and, believe me, pricing's a huge job. 452 00:17:39.809 --> 00:17:41.811 Klinko: Martha said we had to be done by 12:00 today, 453 00:17:41.811 --> 00:17:42.979 and that gives us about 15 minutes 454 00:17:42.979 --> 00:17:44.605 to get this gigantic tent all priced. 455 00:17:44.605 --> 00:17:48.276 ♪♪ 456 00:17:48.276 --> 00:17:50.361 Hi, guys. Hi, Martha. 457 00:17:50.361 --> 00:17:51.654 [ Sighs ] [ Sighs ] 458 00:17:51.654 --> 00:17:54.657 [ Sighs ] We're here finally. 459 00:17:54.657 --> 00:17:57.076 Hessney: We are bringing in more items by the minute, 460 00:17:57.076 --> 00:17:59.495 so we're a little nervous about that. 461 00:17:59.495 --> 00:18:01.706 If I go in there, will I find everything marked? 462 00:18:01.706 --> 00:18:02.707 -Yes. -Yes. -Absolutely. 463 00:18:02.707 --> 00:18:03.708 Everything priced? Yes. 464 00:18:03.708 --> 00:18:05.084 Everything set up nicely? 465 00:18:05.084 --> 00:18:06.252 -Yes. -Yes. 466 00:18:06.252 --> 00:18:07.545 Okay, guys. Klinko: After you. 467 00:18:07.545 --> 00:18:09.130 Jackson: Beautiful. Yesterday, she was shopping 468 00:18:09.130 --> 00:18:10.673 at her own tag sale with a... Manzo: Oh, yeah. 469 00:18:10.673 --> 00:18:12.883 ...with a bin taking stuff back and was like, 470 00:18:12.883 --> 00:18:14.051 "I could use this. I could use that." 471 00:18:14.051 --> 00:18:15.261 Mm-hmm. So I think there's stuff 472 00:18:15.261 --> 00:18:16.554 that she's discovering that she didn't even know 473 00:18:16.554 --> 00:18:18.389 she had all these years. 474 00:18:18.389 --> 00:18:21.726 Oh, an old vintage picnic basket. 475 00:18:21.726 --> 00:18:24.770 It still has its old Bakelite in it. 476 00:18:24.770 --> 00:18:27.106 And its plates and its -- and its cutlery. 477 00:18:27.106 --> 00:18:29.483 Oh, I love this. This is really charming. 478 00:18:29.483 --> 00:18:33.446 ♪♪ 479 00:18:33.446 --> 00:18:36.115 Is it considered collecting or hoarding? 480 00:18:36.115 --> 00:18:37.867 Manzo: Don't use that word. 481 00:18:37.867 --> 00:18:40.036 My mother's dining room table. 482 00:18:42.288 --> 00:18:44.123 I hate to part with this. 483 00:18:44.123 --> 00:18:46.792 A lot of items still to be sorted. 484 00:18:46.792 --> 00:18:48.544 Martha's having some trouble letting go. 485 00:18:48.544 --> 00:18:50.046 I love these so much. 486 00:18:50.046 --> 00:18:51.964 Yeah. [ Laughs ] But we're getting there. 487 00:18:51.964 --> 00:18:54.800 I hate to part with these. These are called glassy babies. 488 00:18:54.800 --> 00:18:57.928 And they were handblown in Seattle 489 00:18:57.928 --> 00:19:00.890 by a woman who started her career at Microsoft 490 00:19:00.890 --> 00:19:02.767 and then became a glassblower after she made 491 00:19:02.767 --> 00:19:05.186 her billions of dollars in Microsoft. 492 00:19:05.186 --> 00:19:09.315 There's thousands of items here, and there's such a variety 493 00:19:09.315 --> 00:19:11.233 from rugs to paintings to furniture 494 00:19:11.233 --> 00:19:14.654 to -- to glassware, china, everything. 495 00:19:14.654 --> 00:19:16.322 Look at these cleavers. 496 00:19:16.322 --> 00:19:17.740 This is $75. 497 00:19:17.740 --> 00:19:22.203 You can't get a cleaver this big and heavy brand-new anymore. 498 00:19:22.203 --> 00:19:23.788 There's some meat cleavers in there 499 00:19:23.788 --> 00:19:25.373 that I looked up online. 500 00:19:25.373 --> 00:19:26.957 Some of them go for $600. 501 00:19:26.957 --> 00:19:28.125 They were sleepers. 502 00:19:28.125 --> 00:19:30.086 And look at the rugs. These are gorgeous. 503 00:19:30.086 --> 00:19:33.839 I remember buying these and using them at Turkey Hill Road. 504 00:19:33.839 --> 00:19:37.134 Wonderful collection of braided rugs, 505 00:19:37.134 --> 00:19:40.012 rag rugs, oriental rugs. 506 00:19:40.012 --> 00:19:41.764 And I love these rugs. 507 00:19:41.764 --> 00:19:43.265 They are beautiful. Frank gets hot 508 00:19:43.265 --> 00:19:44.767 when it comes to rugs. I like rugs. 509 00:19:44.767 --> 00:19:45.976 He's a rug addict. 510 00:19:45.976 --> 00:19:48.104 It's a gem of a rug. 511 00:19:48.104 --> 00:19:51.357 ♪♪ 512 00:19:51.357 --> 00:19:52.692 Somebody should be checking the tags, 513 00:19:52.692 --> 00:19:54.360 like I just picked up something 514 00:19:54.360 --> 00:19:56.904 and only half the tag is filled out. 515 00:19:56.904 --> 00:19:58.698 Like any job you're doing, 516 00:19:58.698 --> 00:20:00.658 you have your client, and our client's Martha, 517 00:20:00.658 --> 00:20:02.451 and Martha is directing all of us 518 00:20:02.451 --> 00:20:05.079 on how she'd like it set up and -- and where. 519 00:20:05.079 --> 00:20:09.125 You have to put set. "Part of set." 520 00:20:09.125 --> 00:20:11.335 Oh, they should have signs. That, too. 521 00:20:11.335 --> 00:20:12.712 Those are Martha. Okay, I'll check -- 522 00:20:12.712 --> 00:20:14.964 But all these should have stamps of the Martha stuff. 523 00:20:14.964 --> 00:20:17.258 Okay, I'll change some tags. Oh, these fit here nicely. 524 00:20:17.258 --> 00:20:20.177 ♪♪ 525 00:20:20.177 --> 00:20:23.013 Manzo: There's two days left, and we got to get this done. 526 00:20:23.013 --> 00:20:24.306 And I know we can do it. 527 00:20:24.306 --> 00:20:25.850 So don't use any negatives around here. 528 00:20:25.850 --> 00:20:28.644 I don't want to hear one neg, all right? [ Chuckles ] 529 00:20:28.644 --> 00:20:32.106 It's all gonna be fantastic and fabulous. 530 00:20:32.106 --> 00:20:36.193 ♪♪ 531 00:20:36.193 --> 00:20:38.696 [ Lightning cracks ] 532 00:20:38.696 --> 00:20:41.323 [ Rain pouring ] 533 00:20:41.323 --> 00:20:43.367 [ Thunder crashes ] 534 00:20:45.119 --> 00:20:47.747 So, I woke up this morning, and it's raining. 535 00:20:47.747 --> 00:20:50.416 I'm like, "Oh, my God. We're gonna be outside. 536 00:20:50.416 --> 00:20:51.751 The grass is gonna get wet. 537 00:20:51.751 --> 00:20:53.377 There's gonna be marks all over the grass. 538 00:20:53.377 --> 00:20:55.463 And Martha's gonna have a fit." 539 00:20:55.463 --> 00:20:56.630 Unbelievable. 540 00:20:56.630 --> 00:20:58.132 It's gonna be a catastrophe. 541 00:20:58.132 --> 00:21:00.384 ♪♪ 542 00:21:02.762 --> 00:21:04.513 We came into the tent this morning -- 543 00:21:04.513 --> 00:21:05.723 nothing was wet, I was worried about that. 544 00:21:05.723 --> 00:21:07.558 I thought the tarps would be blown to pieces. 545 00:21:07.558 --> 00:21:09.393 Everything looked perfect. 546 00:21:09.393 --> 00:21:11.228 Hessney: So our party is taking place at the stables. 547 00:21:11.228 --> 00:21:13.898 The sun is shining. The birds are chirping. 548 00:21:13.898 --> 00:21:16.192 The peacocks are... [ Peacocks crying ] 549 00:21:16.192 --> 00:21:19.987 [ Initiating peacocks crying ] 550 00:21:19.987 --> 00:21:21.572 We worked like crazy this week. We're here. 551 00:21:21.572 --> 00:21:23.574 We worked like dogs. You know, we deserve 552 00:21:23.574 --> 00:21:24.950 an hors d'oeuvres or two. 553 00:21:24.950 --> 00:21:27.745 [ Laughs ] And a cocktail. Yeah, why not? 554 00:21:27.745 --> 00:21:29.914 So, like, mirror one of these up there. 555 00:21:29.914 --> 00:21:32.124 Okay, great. Is anything over there set up? 556 00:21:32.124 --> 00:21:33.083 It should be, like, done. 557 00:21:33.083 --> 00:21:35.836 This is Bernie Wong Green, 558 00:21:35.836 --> 00:21:38.380 who I have been following on Instagram, 559 00:21:38.380 --> 00:21:40.883 because he has followed me my whole way. [ Laughs ] 560 00:21:40.883 --> 00:21:43.636 Oh! I'm so glad you came. 561 00:21:43.636 --> 00:21:46.305 Hello, beautiful. Yoo-hoo! 562 00:21:46.305 --> 00:21:47.598 Jenner: Hi, Martha! [ Chuckles ] 563 00:21:47.598 --> 00:21:49.183 How's everything going? 564 00:21:49.183 --> 00:21:52.353 Are you -- Are you excited about the sale this weekend? 565 00:21:52.353 --> 00:21:55.481 I am so excited, Kris. It's so much fun. 566 00:21:55.481 --> 00:21:57.942 What exactly do you want Matt to get for you? 567 00:21:57.942 --> 00:22:00.277 Oh, my gosh. I sent Matthew there, 568 00:22:00.277 --> 00:22:04.949 and he's -- I just wanted some Halloween, like, uh, buckets. 569 00:22:04.949 --> 00:22:05.991 Oh, yeah. You want those? Yeah. 570 00:22:05.991 --> 00:22:07.493 Get those buckets, get those buckets. 571 00:22:07.493 --> 00:22:10.079 Yeah, the Halloween buckets are, like, right up my alley... 572 00:22:10.079 --> 00:22:11.580 Okay. ...for Halloween. 573 00:22:11.580 --> 00:22:14.041 We'll get you all that stuff. Bye. 574 00:22:14.041 --> 00:22:15.584 [ Indistinct conversations, laughter ] 575 00:22:15.584 --> 00:22:17.044 When can we shop? That's what we wanted. 576 00:22:17.044 --> 00:22:18.295 In a little while. 577 00:22:18.295 --> 00:22:21.257 After -- After people sort of get here. 578 00:22:21.257 --> 00:22:24.343 ♪♪ 579 00:22:24.343 --> 00:22:27.263 After this tag sale, I need a rest. [ Laughs ] 580 00:22:27.263 --> 00:22:29.306 ♪♪ 581 00:22:29.306 --> 00:22:32.768 Now, who is this silly woman with the wrong shoes? 582 00:22:32.768 --> 00:22:35.479 I know! She did not read the invitation. 583 00:22:35.479 --> 00:22:39.358 She wore spiked heels in a cobblestone courtyard. 584 00:22:39.358 --> 00:22:40.776 Oh [laughs] how are you? 585 00:22:40.776 --> 00:22:41.986 I'm Martha. I'm Jenn. 586 00:22:41.986 --> 00:22:43.028 Hi, Jenn. Nice to see you. 587 00:22:43.028 --> 00:22:44.029 Nice to meet you. This is Jonathan. 588 00:22:44.029 --> 00:22:45.197 Hi. I'm Jonathan. How do you do? 589 00:22:45.197 --> 00:22:47.658 Nice to see you. You both look gorgeous. 590 00:22:47.658 --> 00:22:48.826 I have to have an oyster. 591 00:22:48.826 --> 00:22:50.536 Have you had an oyster? Hi! 592 00:22:50.536 --> 00:22:52.872 Hey! Look at this. Hi, guys. 593 00:22:53.873 --> 00:22:55.875 Everything was not planned today that happened. 594 00:22:55.875 --> 00:22:58.002 So Martha's changed it all throughout the day. 595 00:22:58.002 --> 00:23:00.754 But as long as guests are having fun and smiling 596 00:23:00.754 --> 00:23:02.882 and, like, drinking and having a good time, 597 00:23:02.882 --> 00:23:04.508 it's usually a successful party. 598 00:23:05.843 --> 00:23:07.219 Oh, good. [ Laughter ] 599 00:23:07.219 --> 00:23:08.846 [ Bell ringing ] 600 00:23:08.846 --> 00:23:11.765 Please gather closer so I don't have to scream. 601 00:23:11.765 --> 00:23:13.309 I don't have a microphone. 602 00:23:13.309 --> 00:23:18.272 This is the preview party for the Great American Tag Sale 603 00:23:18.272 --> 00:23:20.774 for the benefit of the Martha Stewart Center for Living 604 00:23:20.774 --> 00:23:22.359 at Mount Sinai Hospital. 605 00:23:22.359 --> 00:23:27.197 And it is a holistic hospital where care is proffered 606 00:23:27.197 --> 00:23:30.284 to anybody who wants it over the age of 65. 607 00:23:30.284 --> 00:23:32.244 We just want to make sure that you understand 608 00:23:32.244 --> 00:23:36.081 why I've taken this gigantic effort to have a tag sale. 609 00:23:36.081 --> 00:23:38.542 I've never had one before in my life. 610 00:23:38.542 --> 00:23:40.544 But I do have a lot of stuff... 611 00:23:40.544 --> 00:23:41.879 [ Laughter ] ...and it's been stuffed 612 00:23:41.879 --> 00:23:45.049 into barns and storage buildings on this property. 613 00:23:45.049 --> 00:23:47.259 So we have very nice things for sale. 614 00:23:47.259 --> 00:23:49.511 I hope you all buy a lot of stuff 615 00:23:49.511 --> 00:23:52.598 and enjoy all that stuff and enjoy the party. 616 00:23:52.598 --> 00:23:55.309 It's about charity. It's about philanthropy. 617 00:23:55.309 --> 00:23:59.521 It's about doing good while you're living good. 618 00:23:59.521 --> 00:24:01.523 And you can go look at a preview barn, 619 00:24:01.523 --> 00:24:03.317 and you can buy stuff in that preview barn. 620 00:24:03.317 --> 00:24:05.861 Lots and lots of fabulous stuff. 621 00:24:05.861 --> 00:24:09.406 [ Indistinct chatter ] So -- So eat -- eat, drink, 622 00:24:09.406 --> 00:24:11.283 and go visit the hay barn 623 00:24:11.283 --> 00:24:14.036 and look around, and -- Look, people are going already. 624 00:24:14.036 --> 00:24:15.079 Manzo: Yeah! 625 00:24:15.079 --> 00:24:16.956 Chris, make sure people are there! 626 00:24:16.956 --> 00:24:18.791 ♪♪ 627 00:24:18.791 --> 00:24:21.710 So in here, this is Martha's hay barn. 628 00:24:21.710 --> 00:24:27.174 ♪♪ 629 00:24:27.174 --> 00:24:31.011 [ Laughs ] Look, I thought you were my daughter. 630 00:24:31.011 --> 00:24:32.596 Everybody said farm clothes, so -- 631 00:24:32.596 --> 00:24:34.682 Oh, my God. You look so farming. 632 00:24:34.682 --> 00:24:37.726 This is Blake Lively, if you don't have a clue. 633 00:24:37.726 --> 00:24:39.144 And thank you so much for coming. 634 00:24:39.144 --> 00:24:40.771 Of course. Thank you for having me. It's an honor. 635 00:24:40.771 --> 00:24:42.481 And so what a beautiful night, right? 636 00:24:42.481 --> 00:24:43.482 Oh, my gosh. 637 00:24:43.482 --> 00:24:44.566 My mom is here. Oh, of course! 638 00:24:44.566 --> 00:24:46.276 I know you! 639 00:24:46.276 --> 00:24:47.653 She's the reason that I'm obsessed with you. 640 00:24:47.653 --> 00:24:50.030 Oh, well... You were a big figure 641 00:24:50.030 --> 00:24:51.991 in our house, Martha, always. That's so great, so great. 642 00:24:51.991 --> 00:24:53.450 And the hay barn is up that way. 643 00:24:53.450 --> 00:24:55.703 We're all going over to get a preview of what's for sale. 644 00:24:55.703 --> 00:24:56.704 Oh! 645 00:24:56.704 --> 00:25:04.378 ♪♪ 646 00:25:04.378 --> 00:25:06.005 I'm so excited we're selling. How much? 647 00:25:06.005 --> 00:25:07.464 What are we selling? The leather chairs are gone. 648 00:25:07.464 --> 00:25:09.174 The four leather chairs are gone. Oh, good. I'm so glad. 649 00:25:09.174 --> 00:25:12.177 Six of the Chippendale, those are gone. Oh, good. 650 00:25:12.177 --> 00:25:13.637 We kind of encountered one another 651 00:25:13.637 --> 00:25:16.098 inside the Great American Tag Sale 652 00:25:16.098 --> 00:25:18.350 where we were both after this watering can. 653 00:25:18.350 --> 00:25:19.852 He got there first. And I shoved Elise 654 00:25:19.852 --> 00:25:21.353 out of the way. Pretty much. 655 00:25:21.353 --> 00:25:22.896 And I won. 656 00:25:22.896 --> 00:25:24.606 This is my consolation prize. 657 00:25:24.606 --> 00:25:27.151 It's green, the color of new life and regeneration. 658 00:25:27.151 --> 00:25:28.444 And I'll make scrambled eggs in it. 659 00:25:28.444 --> 00:25:30.863 They'll be the most delicious scrambled eggs. 660 00:25:30.863 --> 00:25:33.032 ♪♪ 661 00:25:33.032 --> 00:25:34.283 Woman: This is my favorite. 662 00:25:34.283 --> 00:25:36.744 I saw a lot of people eyeing it, and I got nervous. 663 00:25:36.744 --> 00:25:38.037 But I got it. [ Chuckles ] 664 00:25:38.037 --> 00:25:40.873 ♪♪ 665 00:25:40.873 --> 00:25:43.751 I found this beautiful turkey. 666 00:25:43.751 --> 00:25:47.463 I actually had my hands on a turkey piece 667 00:25:47.463 --> 00:25:49.048 very similar to this. 668 00:25:49.048 --> 00:25:51.050 Set it down and the lady in front of me 669 00:25:51.050 --> 00:25:53.302 took it right out of my hand. 670 00:25:53.302 --> 00:25:55.888 [ Laughs ] So it's a little vicious out there at the sale. 671 00:25:55.888 --> 00:25:57.473 I'm gonna put my cranberry sauce 672 00:25:57.473 --> 00:25:59.016 in it every year for Thanksgiving. 673 00:25:59.016 --> 00:26:01.351 And I just thought it was absolutely fabulous. 674 00:26:02.936 --> 00:26:03.979 I'm gonna go look at the other barn. 675 00:26:03.979 --> 00:26:05.773 Okay, yeah. Go look, go look. 676 00:26:05.773 --> 00:26:08.400 My idea was to have a blender 677 00:26:08.400 --> 00:26:10.319 that's signed by Martha Stewart. 678 00:26:10.319 --> 00:26:12.071 Manzo: A green mixer... Kaminski: Signed... 679 00:26:12.071 --> 00:26:14.573 ...with Martha Stewart signed right across it. ...right on the side of it. 680 00:26:14.573 --> 00:26:16.575 Everyone wanted that piece. 681 00:26:16.575 --> 00:26:18.243 Blake Lively purchased it. 682 00:26:18.243 --> 00:26:19.870 That was the star of the show. 683 00:26:19.870 --> 00:26:21.371 It's gone. 684 00:26:21.371 --> 00:26:23.749 It's great to see you. It's good to see you, of course. 685 00:26:23.749 --> 00:26:25.292 Thanks for having us. 686 00:26:25.292 --> 00:26:27.169 Stewart: I appreciate you coming. 687 00:26:27.169 --> 00:26:29.004 It's fun, right? Woman: Really fun. 688 00:26:29.004 --> 00:26:31.298 Yeah, so tomorrow's gonna be more fun, 689 00:26:31.298 --> 00:26:33.008 and she's not gonna wear high heels tomorrow. 690 00:26:33.008 --> 00:26:34.093 No. [ Laughs ] 691 00:26:34.093 --> 00:26:35.344 Laborne: Today was a good learning lesson. 692 00:26:35.344 --> 00:26:37.387 The preview allowed us to iron out some kinks. 693 00:26:37.387 --> 00:26:40.516 And, you know, I think tomorrow will be a little bit smoother. 694 00:26:43.143 --> 00:26:47.606 ♪♪ 695 00:26:47.606 --> 00:26:50.109 [ Peacock crying ] 696 00:26:50.109 --> 00:26:56.573 ♪♪ 697 00:26:56.573 --> 00:26:58.200 Klinko: Everything is in great shape. 698 00:26:58.200 --> 00:27:00.202 We're ready to go. 699 00:27:00.202 --> 00:27:01.787 Manzo: It's gonna be amazing. 700 00:27:01.787 --> 00:27:03.455 [ Peacock cries ] 701 00:27:03.455 --> 00:27:04.623 Stewart: Hi, everybody. 702 00:27:04.623 --> 00:27:07.376 Welcome to the Great American Tag Sale. 703 00:27:07.376 --> 00:27:10.170 We want everybody to have a great time today. 704 00:27:10.170 --> 00:27:13.132 There's lovely, lovely things for sale. 705 00:27:13.132 --> 00:27:16.885 We would really appreciate no pushing, no shoving. 706 00:27:16.885 --> 00:27:18.178 [ Laughter ] 707 00:27:18.178 --> 00:27:20.931 Please, we want no disasters at all. 708 00:27:20.931 --> 00:27:22.474 So enjoy yourselves. 709 00:27:22.474 --> 00:27:25.018 And the tag sale is about to begin. 710 00:27:25.018 --> 00:27:26.311 [ Cheering ] 711 00:27:26.311 --> 00:27:28.897 Do not lean on the tables. 712 00:27:31.441 --> 00:27:39.241 ♪♪ 713 00:27:39.241 --> 00:27:41.493 It's nice to see you. 714 00:27:41.493 --> 00:27:43.078 Hello. [ Laughs ] 715 00:27:43.078 --> 00:27:44.496 How are you? 716 00:27:44.496 --> 00:27:48.333 Those come from the most famous yachting store on Keem. 717 00:27:48.333 --> 00:27:51.211 ♪♪ 718 00:27:51.211 --> 00:27:52.713 This is the best deal here. 719 00:27:52.713 --> 00:27:54.047 Give me a red tag, please. 720 00:27:54.047 --> 00:27:55.966 Stewart: They're already shopping. 721 00:27:55.966 --> 00:27:58.802 I want sold tickets on everything, 722 00:27:58.802 --> 00:28:01.305 not just one or two -- everything. 723 00:28:03.098 --> 00:28:05.475 It's an angel to look over him. 724 00:28:05.475 --> 00:28:06.643 Those are rare. 725 00:28:06.643 --> 00:28:09.688 See? People are buying all kinds of great stuff. 726 00:28:09.688 --> 00:28:11.857 And these folk art pieces are really, 727 00:28:11.857 --> 00:28:13.567 really particularly good. 728 00:28:13.567 --> 00:28:17.529 ♪♪ 729 00:28:17.529 --> 00:28:19.448 Oh, look, somebody bought my chairs. 730 00:28:19.448 --> 00:28:21.700 Oh! Those were in a museum. 731 00:28:21.700 --> 00:28:23.869 Those are metal Windsor chairs. 732 00:28:23.869 --> 00:28:26.788 It was my idea to make Windsors in metal. 733 00:28:26.788 --> 00:28:28.206 And those are the best. 734 00:28:29.333 --> 00:28:30.876 Martha originals. 735 00:28:30.876 --> 00:28:34.087 ♪♪ 736 00:28:34.087 --> 00:28:36.006 Behar: Martha Stewart is a high-class hoarder. 737 00:28:36.006 --> 00:28:38.175 [ Laughs ] And we know she's gonna have great stuff. 738 00:28:38.175 --> 00:28:39.676 I'm still shopping. 739 00:28:39.676 --> 00:28:44.056 I've got my eye on a couple of things. 740 00:28:44.056 --> 00:28:46.683 Martha, I think you're fabulous. And I love the sale. 741 00:28:46.683 --> 00:28:47.976 I think you should do another one. 742 00:28:47.976 --> 00:28:49.770 Yeah, really good idea. I'm sure you have more stuff. 743 00:28:49.770 --> 00:28:51.813 ♪♪ 744 00:28:51.813 --> 00:28:54.024 This is my favorite thing. 745 00:28:54.024 --> 00:28:56.234 And then this was the cheapest thing here... 746 00:28:56.234 --> 00:28:58.862 [ Chuckles ] ...a $12 potato sign. 747 00:28:58.862 --> 00:29:01.406 I mean, I could have made this myself, but... 748 00:29:01.406 --> 00:29:02.908 Since Martha might have touched it, 749 00:29:02.908 --> 00:29:04.785 it'll be worth more some day. [ Chuckles ] 750 00:29:06.078 --> 00:29:08.288 I have to say that I have so much stuff, 751 00:29:08.288 --> 00:29:11.124 and I really wanted to cut back on the stuff in my house. 752 00:29:11.124 --> 00:29:13.585 But here I am buying more stuff 753 00:29:13.585 --> 00:29:16.588 that apparently I've convinced myself that I need. 754 00:29:16.588 --> 00:29:18.215 What is this even? 755 00:29:18.215 --> 00:29:21.051 ♪♪ 756 00:29:21.051 --> 00:29:23.595 Oh, that's nice. Look at those. 757 00:29:23.595 --> 00:29:27.391 I flew in yesterday because I thought it was a worthy cause 758 00:29:27.391 --> 00:29:32.270 to come here and support Martha and the Mount Sinai Hospital. 759 00:29:32.270 --> 00:29:34.398 These were from my East Hampton house. 760 00:29:34.398 --> 00:29:36.900 Loved it. Yeah, these are beautiful. 761 00:29:36.900 --> 00:29:40.946 I was very pleased to see a Louis Vuitton trunk here. 762 00:29:40.946 --> 00:29:41.947 Condition's lovely. 763 00:29:41.947 --> 00:29:43.240 It's an unusual trunk. 764 00:29:43.240 --> 00:29:45.450 It's a flip top with the hangers. 765 00:29:45.450 --> 00:29:48.245 It's a smaller size than most of the wardrobes. 766 00:29:48.245 --> 00:29:51.123 So this must have been for, perhaps, a young lady 767 00:29:51.123 --> 00:29:53.625 rather than a gentlemen's trunk. 768 00:29:53.625 --> 00:29:55.419 Three years ago, we lost our house in the Camp Fire 769 00:29:55.419 --> 00:29:57.045 that burned down the town of Paradise. 770 00:29:57.045 --> 00:29:59.589 And my husband's been rebuilding it himself. 771 00:29:59.589 --> 00:30:02.009 And I have a beautiful brand-new house, 772 00:30:02.009 --> 00:30:03.260 but it's totally empty. 773 00:30:03.260 --> 00:30:05.095 And I'm gonna fill my house with things from Martha. 774 00:30:05.095 --> 00:30:07.180 And it's the most perfect 775 00:30:07.180 --> 00:30:08.724 beginning of a new chapter for us. 776 00:30:08.724 --> 00:30:10.267 I'm so excited. 777 00:30:10.267 --> 00:30:14.187 Oh, these are fabulous. I'm buying those back. 778 00:30:14.187 --> 00:30:17.065 ♪♪ 779 00:30:17.065 --> 00:30:18.692 Anybody find a cake plate yet? 780 00:30:18.692 --> 00:30:20.277 That's all I need -- Woman: Is that what you're looking for? 781 00:30:20.277 --> 00:30:22.320 I'm looking for a Martha Stewart cake plate, yes. 782 00:30:22.320 --> 00:30:24.448 I have about 75 of her cake plates. 783 00:30:24.448 --> 00:30:26.491 We traveled from Orlando, Florida, 784 00:30:26.491 --> 00:30:29.244 just to come to this sale because that's how good 785 00:30:29.244 --> 00:30:31.163 a Martha Stewart tag sale can be. 786 00:30:31.163 --> 00:30:33.040 Pretty nice. You want that? 787 00:30:33.040 --> 00:30:35.042 I can't find a cake plate, so I have to get that. 788 00:30:35.042 --> 00:30:36.877 Man: The sign that said "Martha Stewart's 789 00:30:36.877 --> 00:30:38.378 Great American Tag Sale," 790 00:30:38.378 --> 00:30:42.132 somehow it was like a trance that I went through, 791 00:30:42.132 --> 00:30:44.968 and I just bought things that I didn't know I needed. 792 00:30:44.968 --> 00:30:46.762 This one. It's so beautiful. 793 00:30:46.762 --> 00:30:48.638 I love this. I think I need this. 794 00:30:48.638 --> 00:30:50.640 She told me to buy this lamp, so I did. 795 00:30:50.640 --> 00:30:52.350 Actually been looking for this copy 796 00:30:52.350 --> 00:30:55.145 for many, many years to get a signed one. 797 00:30:55.145 --> 00:30:57.606 So this is almost as good as a cake plate. 798 00:30:58.523 --> 00:31:02.027 We are house building in Westport, Connecticut, right now 799 00:31:02.027 --> 00:31:05.197 and so wanted to come check out Martha's great tag sale 800 00:31:05.197 --> 00:31:07.699 to see if we could find some inspiration for the house. 801 00:31:07.699 --> 00:31:11.036 We found this really cool lamp, and it came at a great price 802 00:31:11.036 --> 00:31:14.539 and this matching lampshade. 803 00:31:14.539 --> 00:31:16.500 Oh, how nice. 804 00:31:16.500 --> 00:31:19.169 A hostess gift. Look, is it good? 805 00:31:19.169 --> 00:31:20.420 What is it? 806 00:31:20.420 --> 00:31:23.423 It is not for sale. This is for Martha. 807 00:31:23.423 --> 00:31:25.008 And I have a lemon pound cake recipe 808 00:31:25.008 --> 00:31:28.261 that was probably in one of her first cookbooks. 809 00:31:28.261 --> 00:31:29.763 Thank you. I love it. 810 00:31:29.763 --> 00:31:32.516 I didn't have time to make one for the guys. 811 00:31:32.516 --> 00:31:35.519 I would really love some pots and pans, maybe copper 812 00:31:35.519 --> 00:31:37.270 if she has any available. 813 00:31:37.270 --> 00:31:41.149 I'm also interested in some pull-up cocktail tables... 814 00:31:41.149 --> 00:31:42.234 Oh, tables. 815 00:31:42.234 --> 00:31:44.152 ...for around the couch and the chairs 816 00:31:44.152 --> 00:31:45.362 in the living room. 817 00:31:45.362 --> 00:31:46.905 Thank you, Martha. 818 00:31:46.905 --> 00:31:49.157 ♪♪ 819 00:31:49.157 --> 00:31:51.576 I feel like she has... Very good stuff, too. 820 00:31:51.576 --> 00:31:54.371 She has, like, a vast array of valuable items, the art 821 00:31:54.371 --> 00:31:56.748 to the magazines, like, the vases and the lamps and whatnot. 822 00:31:56.748 --> 00:31:58.333 And the rugs. It's for everybody. 823 00:31:58.333 --> 00:31:59.793 The rugs were nice, very versatile. 824 00:31:59.793 --> 00:32:01.711 I'm in the restaurant business, and I was just very excited 825 00:32:01.711 --> 00:32:03.588 to see old kitchen tools. 826 00:32:03.588 --> 00:32:04.756 What did Martha tell you? 827 00:32:04.756 --> 00:32:06.049 We told her that we bought the cleavers, 828 00:32:06.049 --> 00:32:09.010 and she said that her great-uncle was a butcher 829 00:32:09.010 --> 00:32:10.720 and these are from his butcher shop. 830 00:32:10.720 --> 00:32:14.474 So I'm glad we scooped up a little of her family history. 831 00:32:14.474 --> 00:32:17.686 And we also bought this beautiful, old, handcrafted 832 00:32:17.686 --> 00:32:19.729 butcher block table, which is real special. 833 00:32:19.729 --> 00:32:21.523 So couldn't say no to that. 834 00:32:21.523 --> 00:32:25.068 Okay. I'm just gonna walk around and check out the inventory. 835 00:32:25.068 --> 00:32:28.572 I think I might have to open some more boxes. We'll see. 836 00:32:28.572 --> 00:32:33.535 I was hoping to find some chairs for outdoor furniture, 837 00:32:33.535 --> 00:32:35.453 and we saw a lot of sold signs 838 00:32:35.453 --> 00:32:37.038 Man: There was some wicker advertised, 839 00:32:37.038 --> 00:32:39.499 and it would have been ideal for our house in Maine, 840 00:32:39.499 --> 00:32:40.584 but I no longer see it here. 841 00:32:40.584 --> 00:32:41.585 [ Both laugh ] 842 00:32:41.585 --> 00:32:44.087 I mean, I think you -- you sold a lot. 843 00:32:44.087 --> 00:32:46.256 We sold so much. There's -- Yeah. 844 00:32:46.256 --> 00:32:48.091 I think we've sold over 70%. 845 00:32:48.091 --> 00:32:51.261 And my expert auctioneer, he expected 50%. 846 00:32:51.261 --> 00:32:52.596 He thinks it's -- Oh, really? Oh. 847 00:32:52.596 --> 00:32:54.097 Yeah, I just want to sell everything, that's all. 848 00:32:54.097 --> 00:32:56.850 Oh, they sold my wagon. Oh, shoot, I forgot to -- 849 00:32:56.850 --> 00:32:58.810 This morning I woke up, I said, "Where's the wagon?" 850 00:32:58.810 --> 00:33:00.562 And there it is, and it's sold. 851 00:33:00.562 --> 00:33:01.813 And I'm pissed, 'cause that -- I did not -- 852 00:33:01.813 --> 00:33:02.981 Oh, you didn't want that to be sold? 853 00:33:02.981 --> 00:33:04.649 No, I did not want that to be in the sale. 854 00:33:04.649 --> 00:33:06.651 Manzo: Listen, I think we have a problem here. 855 00:33:06.651 --> 00:33:10.113 I think we do, too. Because the majority of these things are sold. 856 00:33:10.113 --> 00:33:13.200 We have people coming in busses, one after the other. 857 00:33:13.200 --> 00:33:16.244 The one thing we haven't had control over, 858 00:33:16.244 --> 00:33:19.039 which is what Martha decided to sell, 859 00:33:19.039 --> 00:33:20.874 is becoming our biggest nightmare. 860 00:33:20.874 --> 00:33:23.126 We are going to have to convince her 861 00:33:23.126 --> 00:33:25.545 to go into our warehouse and get more stuff. 862 00:33:26.713 --> 00:33:28.798 We have a whole other day to go tomorrow, 863 00:33:28.798 --> 00:33:31.593 and we're worried about just having enough for everyone here. 864 00:33:31.593 --> 00:33:33.970 My job now is to find some more stuff. 865 00:33:33.970 --> 00:33:36.139 The tables are empty. 866 00:33:36.139 --> 00:33:38.099 If we don't find any more things to sell, 867 00:33:38.099 --> 00:33:39.768 we're gonna be empty, too. 868 00:33:39.768 --> 00:33:41.978 It's a sale that doesn't have anything to sell. 869 00:33:41.978 --> 00:33:44.522 Manzo: She's actually in the house pulling things out... 870 00:33:44.522 --> 00:33:45.690 Is she? ...that we said we should 871 00:33:45.690 --> 00:33:47.150 have sold before. Can we go down now? 872 00:33:47.150 --> 00:33:50.695 ♪♪ 873 00:33:50.695 --> 00:33:52.322 That's a beautiful faux bois tray. 874 00:33:52.322 --> 00:33:54.282 This will bring in a lot of money. 875 00:33:54.282 --> 00:33:55.367 Sell. Okay. 876 00:33:55.367 --> 00:33:56.576 Sell. 877 00:33:56.576 --> 00:33:58.078 This is our assembly line. 878 00:33:58.078 --> 00:33:59.371 We're, like, really worried. 879 00:33:59.371 --> 00:34:02.707 I think there's -- there's 750 people coming tomorrow 880 00:34:02.707 --> 00:34:04.709 over a seven-hour time period. 881 00:34:04.709 --> 00:34:06.670 And it's like, what are they gonna buy? 882 00:34:07.921 --> 00:34:09.381 They're taping, and then you can pack. 883 00:34:10.298 --> 00:34:13.385 We probably sold over 10,000 items today. 884 00:34:13.385 --> 00:34:15.929 We're gonna have to work late tonight. 885 00:34:15.929 --> 00:34:17.639 We have no other choice. 886 00:34:17.639 --> 00:34:20.725 We've got to make this sale fabulous for tomorrow. 887 00:34:20.725 --> 00:34:22.018 It's a big, big issue. 888 00:34:22.018 --> 00:34:25.730 If there is not enough stuff for people tomorrow 889 00:34:25.730 --> 00:34:28.692 who are, like, traveling from all over and coming, 890 00:34:28.692 --> 00:34:30.318 it's gonna be a nightmare. Yeah. 891 00:34:30.318 --> 00:34:35.240 ♪♪ 892 00:34:37.951 --> 00:34:44.582 ♪♪ 893 00:34:44.582 --> 00:34:47.127 Tape this, please. We're almost opening. 894 00:34:47.127 --> 00:34:48.545 This is insane. 895 00:34:48.545 --> 00:34:51.464 This is it. This is the last day. 896 00:34:51.464 --> 00:34:54.426 Scissors, please, Dominic. 897 00:34:54.426 --> 00:34:56.803 We're so excited that it's day two. 898 00:34:56.803 --> 00:34:58.722 Yesterday was super stressful. 899 00:34:58.722 --> 00:35:01.308 We were really worried about restocking. 900 00:35:01.308 --> 00:35:02.309 Should be $250. 901 00:35:02.309 --> 00:35:03.893 Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. 902 00:35:03.893 --> 00:35:05.729 I mean, seriously, we were really nervous 903 00:35:05.729 --> 00:35:07.856 that this wasn't gonna be -- gonna happen, 904 00:35:07.856 --> 00:35:09.441 but Martha has come through. 905 00:35:09.441 --> 00:35:10.984 The only thing we feel like we're missing 906 00:35:10.984 --> 00:35:13.111 is some china and some glassware, 907 00:35:13.111 --> 00:35:14.654 but everything else is looking good. 908 00:35:14.654 --> 00:35:16.990 Stewart: We'll get that from the storage building. 909 00:35:16.990 --> 00:35:19.409 Martha's at other parts of her property right now, 910 00:35:19.409 --> 00:35:23.538 calling, saying, "Send trucks," then filling it with stuff. 911 00:35:23.538 --> 00:35:25.915 ♪♪ 912 00:35:25.915 --> 00:35:27.959 Manzo: There's all new merchandise that came up. 913 00:35:27.959 --> 00:35:29.044 I mean, we're doing Halloween. Yep. 914 00:35:29.044 --> 00:35:30.462 We're doing Christmas. 915 00:35:30.462 --> 00:35:32.589 We are working as fast as we can. 916 00:35:32.589 --> 00:35:35.050 I am out of gas. I have two flat tires. 917 00:35:35.050 --> 00:35:37.552 Everyone, the guests are about to come right in. 918 00:35:37.552 --> 00:35:42.390 ♪♪ 919 00:35:42.390 --> 00:35:45.101 Hi! This is exciting. 920 00:35:45.101 --> 00:35:47.771 And then I'll put sold on it and take you over there. 921 00:35:47.771 --> 00:35:49.397 ♪♪ 922 00:35:49.397 --> 00:35:50.690 [ Laughs ] 923 00:35:50.690 --> 00:35:51.983 I was just here looking around. 924 00:35:51.983 --> 00:35:54.110 I was hoping to find some kitchen items, 925 00:35:54.110 --> 00:35:55.362 but I found some other items 926 00:35:55.362 --> 00:35:57.447 that I liked a little bit better. [ Chuckles ] 927 00:35:57.447 --> 00:35:59.157 I bought a moose. 928 00:36:01.409 --> 00:36:02.786 Stewart: Good morning. 929 00:36:02.786 --> 00:36:05.830 I also got to meet Martha today, so I was very excited. 930 00:36:05.830 --> 00:36:07.332 I got a selfie with her. 931 00:36:07.332 --> 00:36:08.667 Ooh, everything looks so good. 932 00:36:08.667 --> 00:36:10.710 Martha wants to see everything gone, too. 933 00:36:10.710 --> 00:36:13.755 She'd be so happy if everything was sold. 934 00:36:13.755 --> 00:36:15.298 Oh, yes, that was our dining room table. 935 00:36:15.298 --> 00:36:16.675 [ Laughs ] Yes. 936 00:36:16.675 --> 00:36:17.842 Leaves? 937 00:36:17.842 --> 00:36:20.136 No, there are leaves. I have to find them. 938 00:36:20.136 --> 00:36:22.305 If you buy it, I will find the leaves for you. 939 00:36:22.305 --> 00:36:23.473 Okay. Do you want to buy it, honey? 940 00:36:23.473 --> 00:36:24.974 Want me to -- Okay. Come on. 941 00:36:24.974 --> 00:36:26.810 ♪♪ 942 00:36:26.810 --> 00:36:29.020 Treasures. [ Chuckles ] 943 00:36:29.020 --> 00:36:31.022 Sell it. No, that shouldn't be out here. 944 00:36:31.022 --> 00:36:34.359 I did find a couple of things, things, like, on the book table. 945 00:36:34.359 --> 00:36:37.028 This is lifetime health record for, guess what, 946 00:36:37.028 --> 00:36:39.823 Alexis Gilbert Stewart. [ Gasps ] 947 00:36:39.823 --> 00:36:41.032 Why -- You want that back. 948 00:36:41.032 --> 00:36:42.325 I do. 949 00:36:42.325 --> 00:36:46.329 How did my daughter's birth diary get onto that table? 950 00:36:46.329 --> 00:36:48.206 Five days of roseola, her fever... 951 00:36:48.206 --> 00:36:50.834 Oh, my God. I want to read this. 952 00:36:50.834 --> 00:36:52.168 [ Laughs ] 953 00:36:52.168 --> 00:36:54.671 Whoa. We had no idea it was there. 954 00:36:54.671 --> 00:36:56.089 She grabbed it. She took it. 955 00:36:56.089 --> 00:36:58.258 Martha has it, so it didn't get into the wrong hands. 956 00:36:58.258 --> 00:36:59.592 I was in the lamp section. You were books. 957 00:36:59.592 --> 00:37:00.927 Don't blame me. 958 00:37:00.927 --> 00:37:02.637 Oh, come on. [ Chuckles ] 959 00:37:02.637 --> 00:37:05.181 Stewart: Well, we had a collection of jadeite, 960 00:37:05.181 --> 00:37:08.017 and Blake Lively wanted all the jadeite, 961 00:37:08.017 --> 00:37:10.186 but so did Kris Jenner. 962 00:37:10.186 --> 00:37:11.354 Kris, can you hear me? 963 00:37:11.354 --> 00:37:12.564 Yes. You look beautiful, by the way. 964 00:37:12.564 --> 00:37:14.274 So do you. 965 00:37:14.274 --> 00:37:16.109 Kris Jenner flew people out here 966 00:37:16.109 --> 00:37:18.820 just to collect the jadeite. 967 00:37:18.820 --> 00:37:23.366 Jadeite was a common man's china in the 1940, 968 00:37:23.366 --> 00:37:24.784 but it's so collectible now. 969 00:37:24.784 --> 00:37:26.411 Everybody really loves the color. 970 00:37:26.411 --> 00:37:27.829 Oh, my gosh. 971 00:37:27.829 --> 00:37:31.499 You kind of go hand in hand with jadeite in my mind. 972 00:37:31.499 --> 00:37:34.210 Just want to let you know if you're coming for jadeite, 973 00:37:34.210 --> 00:37:35.670 Kris Jenner took it all. 974 00:37:35.670 --> 00:37:37.422 I can't wait for my stuff to get here. 975 00:37:37.422 --> 00:37:39.048 Okay. Thank you so much. Bye. 976 00:37:39.048 --> 00:37:40.550 Bye. 977 00:37:40.550 --> 00:37:46.306 That these collectibles are now out of my hands is a real joy. 978 00:37:46.306 --> 00:37:47.557 Oh, that's beautiful. 979 00:37:47.557 --> 00:37:49.058 And it's just very exciting 980 00:37:49.058 --> 00:37:52.854 to see the enthusiasm of these lovely people. 981 00:37:52.854 --> 00:37:55.607 Look at that. How fabulous. These are so fun. 982 00:37:55.607 --> 00:37:58.443 A few years ago, I was invited to have lunch with Martha. 983 00:37:58.443 --> 00:38:00.945 We ended up having lunch in her personal office 984 00:38:00.945 --> 00:38:03.364 at this beautiful Saarinen table 985 00:38:03.364 --> 00:38:08.161 that was surrounded by the chairs that I just discovered. 986 00:38:08.161 --> 00:38:11.456 I noticed that underneath the chair there is a stamp 987 00:38:11.456 --> 00:38:14.375 that says Personal Property of Martha Stewart. 988 00:38:14.375 --> 00:38:16.961 ♪♪ 989 00:38:16.961 --> 00:38:18.546 It's legit. 990 00:38:18.546 --> 00:38:20.965 Oh, that's the best thing. 991 00:38:20.965 --> 00:38:24.302 So I was leaving and Martha walked up 992 00:38:24.302 --> 00:38:26.095 and she saw it and said, "Wait a minute." 993 00:38:26.095 --> 00:38:27.722 Bernie! 994 00:38:27.722 --> 00:38:29.432 How did you miss -- 995 00:38:29.432 --> 00:38:31.267 His name is Bernie Wong Green. Wong: Bought it? 996 00:38:31.267 --> 00:38:32.560 And you didn't buy it? 997 00:38:32.560 --> 00:38:35.605 It's all right, but, you know, there's only so much room. 998 00:38:35.605 --> 00:38:38.107 I know, but that's the best dog bed there ever was. 999 00:38:38.107 --> 00:38:39.776 That's a dog bed. Ohh! 1000 00:38:39.776 --> 00:38:40.944 That's what it is. 1001 00:38:40.944 --> 00:38:42.654 Store all their little things in here. 1002 00:38:42.654 --> 00:38:45.657 So I'm going to use this for my rescue dog, Levi, 1003 00:38:45.657 --> 00:38:47.325 and he's a special pup, 1004 00:38:47.325 --> 00:38:48.910 and now he'll have a special bed. 1005 00:38:51.454 --> 00:38:53.414 Oh, good. You got one of my shirts. 1006 00:38:53.414 --> 00:38:54.624 All the clothes came out today, 1007 00:38:54.624 --> 00:38:56.584 'cause we couldn't fit anything in yesterday. 1008 00:38:56.584 --> 00:38:58.503 ♪♪ 1009 00:38:58.503 --> 00:38:59.879 [ Laughs ] 1010 00:38:59.879 --> 00:39:02.340 So that's like a $600 shirt. 1011 00:39:02.340 --> 00:39:03.800 No! It is. 1012 00:39:03.800 --> 00:39:05.552 No, I'm not kidding. [ Laughter ] 1013 00:39:05.552 --> 00:39:06.636 Yeah, this is -- This was -- 1014 00:39:06.636 --> 00:39:08.680 Haden just took it off the rack. 1015 00:39:08.680 --> 00:39:09.806 Did you pay for it? 1016 00:39:09.806 --> 00:39:11.266 Of course. 1017 00:39:13.393 --> 00:39:15.311 I'm an auctioneer. I want it sold. 1018 00:39:15.311 --> 00:39:16.479 I want it to be gone. 1019 00:39:16.479 --> 00:39:18.523 Well, get in there and start making that stuff 1020 00:39:18.523 --> 00:39:19.566 disappear in the tent, 1021 00:39:19.566 --> 00:39:20.692 because we got to get going here. 1022 00:39:20.692 --> 00:39:21.985 This is the last day. 1023 00:39:22.694 --> 00:39:24.988 Klinko: Jamie, you have any more sold tags on you? 1024 00:39:24.988 --> 00:39:26.114 What about these nice chairs? 1025 00:39:26.114 --> 00:39:27.198 Things are flying. 1026 00:39:27.198 --> 00:39:28.533 I want everything to sell. 1027 00:39:28.533 --> 00:39:29.576 I want to do half on that. 1028 00:39:29.576 --> 00:39:30.869 On the second day of a tag sale 1029 00:39:30.869 --> 00:39:33.079 is really the only first day you can kind of bargain. 1030 00:39:33.079 --> 00:39:35.039 Manzo: Everyone, the books are half price, 1031 00:39:35.039 --> 00:39:36.833 so let's make them disappear. 1032 00:39:36.833 --> 00:39:39.878 Hessney: So we're able to give them a little bit of a better price. 1033 00:39:39.878 --> 00:39:41.212 Manzo: Everything's going. 1034 00:39:41.212 --> 00:39:42.255 So... We don't want to put 1035 00:39:42.255 --> 00:39:43.506 it back. Yeah. [ Laughs ] 1036 00:39:43.506 --> 00:39:44.674 I don't even cook. 1037 00:39:44.674 --> 00:39:47.135 That's okay. You'll need it. 1038 00:39:47.135 --> 00:39:49.679 It was a feeding frenzy. They bought everything. 1039 00:39:49.679 --> 00:39:51.639 Manzo: And we're gonna start giving better prices. 1040 00:39:51.639 --> 00:39:52.932 So let's go. 1041 00:39:52.932 --> 00:39:54.809 Oh, good. That table sold. 1042 00:39:54.809 --> 00:39:56.603 She bought the bench she has no room for, 1043 00:39:56.603 --> 00:39:57.604 but she's gonna make room for it. 1044 00:39:57.604 --> 00:39:58.688 Yeah. 1045 00:39:58.688 --> 00:40:00.565 Stewart: Rugs are selling. That's good. 1046 00:40:00.565 --> 00:40:02.150 You need prices? What do you need? 1047 00:40:02.150 --> 00:40:03.401 Yeah, come on. Mark that down for her. 1048 00:40:03.401 --> 00:40:05.612 I'm gonna put sold stickers on these. 1049 00:40:05.612 --> 00:40:07.238 I think we're cooked. 1050 00:40:07.238 --> 00:40:09.866 [ Bell rings ] [ Cheers and applause ] 1051 00:40:11.409 --> 00:40:14.245 It's over, 5:00. We are done. 1052 00:40:14.245 --> 00:40:16.915 Manzo: It was the most amazing sale, 1053 00:40:16.915 --> 00:40:18.875 and I've been in this business for a long time. 1054 00:40:18.875 --> 00:40:20.460 I don't just do this for a hobby. 1055 00:40:20.460 --> 00:40:21.878 I have never seen people 1056 00:40:21.878 --> 00:40:24.797 buy like they bought things under that tent. 1057 00:40:24.797 --> 00:40:26.674 We had a really good turnout, 1058 00:40:26.674 --> 00:40:28.801 and I didn't feel like there were any disappointed guests. 1059 00:40:29.719 --> 00:40:32.764 The sale has been a huge success. 1060 00:40:32.764 --> 00:40:36.100 Tickets were sold out. That was a really good start. 1061 00:40:36.100 --> 00:40:38.561 And I think we've raised a lot of money 1062 00:40:38.561 --> 00:40:41.940 from the sale of all these beautiful things, too. 1063 00:40:41.940 --> 00:40:46.653 That personal touch from Martha -- she made this sale. 1064 00:40:46.653 --> 00:40:49.155 Klinko: She really took her time with her fans. 1065 00:40:49.155 --> 00:40:50.990 Okay. I'll be right back. 1066 00:40:50.990 --> 00:40:52.700 How often does that really ever happen? 1067 00:40:54.285 --> 00:40:56.245 My teams were amazing. 1068 00:40:56.245 --> 00:40:59.457 Chris Hessney and his group, they were up to the task. 1069 00:40:59.457 --> 00:41:02.919 The fabulous Frank Kaminski, Vincent Manzo, 1070 00:41:02.919 --> 00:41:05.421 and of course, my dear old friend Jim Klinko, 1071 00:41:05.421 --> 00:41:06.589 they worked really hard. 1072 00:41:06.589 --> 00:41:08.174 First of all, I don't think they expected 1073 00:41:08.174 --> 00:41:11.094 that it was gonna be this difficult. 1074 00:41:11.094 --> 00:41:13.346 I think I have enough for another tag sale, 1075 00:41:13.346 --> 00:41:16.307 but that's gonna be a long time coming. 1076 00:41:16.307 --> 00:41:19.978 We need a vacation after this. [ Laughs ] 1077 00:41:19.978 --> 00:41:24.816 And even if I'm not running it, I insist on seeing all of you 1078 00:41:24.816 --> 00:41:29.237 at the next Great American Tag Sale. 1079 00:41:29.237 --> 00:41:31.280 I'd love to do Cher. I think she'd be great. 1080 00:41:31.280 --> 00:41:33.199 I would love to see what Snoop Dogg has. 1081 00:41:33.199 --> 00:41:36.035 Snoop Dogg, duh. [ Laughs ] 1082 00:41:36.035 --> 00:41:38.454 I'd go with Elon Musk. He must have... 1083 00:41:38.454 --> 00:41:39.914 [ Chuckles ] ...some pretty cool stuff. 1084 00:41:39.914 --> 00:41:41.582 Lara Spencer needs to have a tag sale. 1085 00:41:41.582 --> 00:41:43.209 Oh! Lara would have a good one. 1086 00:41:43.209 --> 00:41:44.627 'Cause she's a high-class hoarder also. 1087 00:41:44.627 --> 00:41:46.671 Don't call us for one. [ Laughs ] Yeah, don't. 1088 00:41:46.671 --> 00:41:49.632 We are unavailable for any tag sales in the future. 1089 00:41:49.632 --> 00:41:54.303 ♪♪ 1090 00:41:54.303 --> 00:41:56.931 [ Peacocks crying ]