EXOTIKON 2 Vintage TIKI & EXOTICA Auction

(1960s)* Unique ceramic KU god lantern with metal handle and original hang tag. VG+. 3.5"x6"x2.25".

(1960s)* A companion to the previous lot, this time a coin bank. Missing cork stopper. VG+ with minor wear and crazing. 4"x6"x2.5".

(1960s) Quon-Quon was a Taiwanese importer of pan-Asian and Polynesian novelty items to the United States. Oceanic Arts, Sea & Jungle and Paul-M...

(1960s) VG+ with minor wear. 3.5"dia x 6.25".

(1970s) In the spirit of Kowloon in Saugus, MA, HU KE LAU in Chicopee, Massachusetts opened in 1965 and closed its doors in 2018. They offered a hands

(1960s) Sweet graphics grace this airline travel bag for HAWAII. VG+. 14.25"x9"x6.25".

(1960s) Novelty Tiki party string lights molded after the Paul-Marshall Products 'Peanut" mug. Unused in original cello-wrap. VG+. 19"...

(1976) One of the Holy Grails of Tiki-Kitsch! This knock off "Barbie-Centric" toy was made as an off brand accessory to your authorized Ma...

(1960s) Cute native girl doll in traditional garb. In original packaging which has wear but unopened and intact. VG+. 4.25"x9"x4.25" ...

(1950s) Pair of colorful litho cookie tins. Before Royal-Dansk cookies in the 1970s, every grandma used these to store their stash...whatever that may

(1970s)* A humorous conversation piece in any Tiki collection. These were available in a 'rainbow' of colors to "Put Color in Your Sex ...

(1960s)* Toothpick server Tiki by famed Japanese manufacturer, Westwood. This matched their colorful line of fantasy Tiki ceramics. Museum piece displ

(1960s)* Psychedelic set of small dishes set into a Tiki head holder. Small flea bite chips on some handle edges. Displayed at the Musee Quai Branly.

(1960s)* Two mid-century pop culture phenomena meet in this rare trophy: Bowling and Tiki. Exhibited at Sven's TIKI POP show in Paris and promin...

(1960s)* Cartoony and modernist stylization of the Tiki form like this was one of the hallmarks of Tiki style. VG+ with minor wear. 8"x13.5&quo...

(1980s)* A replica of the Pre-Columbian stelae that inspired the Kon Tiki logo. Made by Thor Heyerdahl's niece. Displayed in the Catalina Museum...

(1960s)* An example of the under-appreciated Tiki genre of black lava/ dayglow Tiki art. VG+ with typical wear. 5.5"x5.75"x3".

(1950s)* Great example of the kind of decor pieces used to set primitive accents in mid-century modern interiors. VG+. 6"dia x 10.25".

(1960s)* A classic rumpus room modern primitive statue. VG+ with typical wear. 4.75"x11.5"x5.25".

(1960s)* One of several Tiki designs from the Randotti catalog sold at theme parks like Disneyland and Seaworld. Ba Hedley was friends with the Randot