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<p>[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 9448599, member: 36"]Boules, lawn bowling or bocce for the game on the box - depends on where you are. It's still played in Italy by all sorts of guys. The big copper lump is a big copper lump. No idea what you did with it originally, but I'd say it makes a good firewood holder.</p><p><br /></p><p>My scores of today. Also probably for the week. I found two tag sales that looked interesting, but both are so far out I'd spend more on time and gas than the stuff is worth.</p><p><br /></p><p>Horizon patter (looked it up) casserole. No lid. Paid $1.75, which is about 10% of retail. Three lapel pins - Hartford Whalers, Hood dairy (local, or was), and Coasties. The deal of the day were the two jewelry bits. The earrings are in their original box - 14k white gold. The other was a set. The bracelet is 14k and cording or leather, and the necklace is 18k with beads. The pendant is a pre-Euros Italian coin in a 14k bezel. Bracelet, necklace and pendant signed Milor, so probably from a TV shopping channel. Under $30 the lot - the pins were a trade for that sailboat painting I found for about $3 and a Schiaparelli hat box that needed a better home. It's now being shop decor in the vintage clothing section of an antique store. </p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]439371[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]439372[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 9448599, member: 36"]Boules, lawn bowling or bocce for the game on the box - depends on where you are. It's still played in Italy by all sorts of guys. The big copper lump is a big copper lump. No idea what you did with it originally, but I'd say it makes a good firewood holder. My scores of today. Also probably for the week. I found two tag sales that looked interesting, but both are so far out I'd spend more on time and gas than the stuff is worth. Horizon patter (looked it up) casserole. No lid. Paid $1.75, which is about 10% of retail. Three lapel pins - Hartford Whalers, Hood dairy (local, or was), and Coasties. The deal of the day were the two jewelry bits. The earrings are in their original box - 14k white gold. The other was a set. The bracelet is 14k and cording or leather, and the necklace is 18k with beads. The pendant is a pre-Euros Italian coin in a 14k bezel. Bracelet, necklace and pendant signed Milor, so probably from a TV shopping channel. Under $30 the lot - the pins were a trade for that sailboat painting I found for about $3 and a Schiaparelli hat box that needed a better home. It's now being shop decor in the vintage clothing section of an antique store. [ATTACH=full]439371[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]439372[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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