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classic bocce balls with traveling case
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Description
This is a vintage bocce ball set housed in a tan leather carrying case. The set includes approximately 8 bocce balls - 4 dark green/black balls and 4 reddish-brown balls, each with distinctive circular line markings typical of regulation bocce balls. The balls appear to be made of resin or composite material and are regulation-sized at approximately 4.2 inches in diameter.
The carrying case is constructed of tan/camel-colored leather with brass hardware including a front clasp lock and zipper closure. The case measures approximately 12" × 9" × 6" and features a fabric-lined interior with the "Lark" brand label visible inside the lid. The exterior shows "L.P.W." initials embossed on the front, indicating previous personal ownership. The case includes a leather carrying handle and appears to have custom-fitted compartments to secure the balls during transport.
The set shows moderate wear consistent with recreational use - the leather case displays some scuffing and patina, while the bocce balls show minor surface wear but retain their original finish and markings. Based on the styling and construction quality, this appears to be from the 1970s-1980s era. The combination of the branded case and complete ball set suggests this was a higher-quality recreational set rather than a basic starter kit.
The carrying case is constructed of tan/camel-colored leather with brass hardware including a front clasp lock and zipper closure. The case measures approximately 12" × 9" × 6" and features a fabric-lined interior with the "Lark" brand label visible inside the lid. The exterior shows "L.P.W." initials embossed on the front, indicating previous personal ownership. The case includes a leather carrying handle and appears to have custom-fitted compartments to secure the balls during transport.
The set shows moderate wear consistent with recreational use - the leather case displays some scuffing and patina, while the bocce balls show minor surface wear but retain their original finish and markings. Based on the styling and construction quality, this appears to be from the 1970s-1980s era. The combination of the branded case and complete ball set suggests this was a higher-quality recreational set rather than a basic starter kit.
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
March 1, 2026