Junking: Unneccesary Items

Okay, as you know from yesterday's post photos, I went to the McHaffie Flea Market in Morrisburg yesterday. As promised, here is what I actually brought home:

Lets start with the usual... I am always looking for a good cloche.... and, I found one.
I have big plans for this that include Jay & Silent Bob... more on that later. $3.

I have developed a small crush on copper pots since my find of these ones I found a while back. $10.

I got another globe; dude wanted $15, I paid $10. I don't think I will do anything fun like the Death Star one I did, because it has these cool ships and planes on it that I like a lot.

This leaded-glass mirror is awesome - and heavy - which is surprising given its 12" x 15" size. It needs a good cleaning, then I will figure out what to do with it. $5.

I couldn't afford the fan from last post, but I could this one. Haggled the lady down to 12 bucks. It really needs a good cleaning. As you know, I like fans.

Switching gears to my Hubby for a second...
He got comics; no surprise there. :)

A Robin Williams comedy record... kind of a funny find... literally! Ha!

AND he bought Hot Skis. The lady said $5, and Hubby said, "how about $10".
He doesn't do this haggling thing often. Luckily, he only paid the $5. Priceless, when you think of the sentimental value of them - he and his brother would use a hot ski each to get down the two roads to their bus stop in the morning as kids.

*TREND ALERT*
Velvet portraiture!
Right?
BAHAHAHA, I know, I know... but there is something I just couldn't resist about this velvet painting. $5.

AND finally, Uncle Bob.
This was the score of the day.
I found it in a milk crate full of frames and asked the lady how much she was asking.
For me, free. WHAT? Awesome-sauce. Apparently, someone only wanted the frame around it, and was likely going to throw out the pastel. The vendor kept it thinking someone would want it. That someone, was me.