EXOTIKON 2 Vintage TIKI & EXOTICA Auction

(1960s) Handsomely preserved limited edition reproduction of a Marquesas Tiki specimen is numbered and comes in a shadowbox frame with hand written ce

(1960s) These cartoonish figures were produced for gift shops throughout the Pacific Rim via the Philippines. Usually, these are found uncolored or on

(1960s)* This plaster wall decor was made from a fantasy idol design used in several applications. Here we see a hanging wall plaque style painted in

(1960s)* For a period in the early 1960s, Oceanic Arts repurposed their early Tiki Surf Charm carvings into novelty accent pieces for high end cliente

(1980s) Two fanciful Tiki figures sold at the Adventureland Traders in Disneyland. Produced by famed Southern California company Randotti. With origin

(1960s)* Classic surf-era novelty piece. Museum piece displayed at the Catalina Museum Tall Tiki Tales exhibition. VG+. 1"x2"x.75".

(2002)* Handmade early example of the Tiki pendant revival worn by Otto, Sven & Shag at Tiki Oasis 2. See photo. Signed by Sven on the verso. VG...

(1984)* "I'll be back!" One of the prop skulls that gets crushed by the Machines in the apocalyptic future wars sequence in James Came...

(1990s)* Constructed by Sven is this whimsical concept to display the famous Tiki from the Brady Bunch in Hawaii episodes. A conversation piece for th

(1960s)* This is one of the great examples of American Tiki pop. A wacky freeform interpretation of a Maori Tiki, these lawn statues were sold at gard

(1960s)* Another paradigm of cartoony pop primitivism. Sven discovered the first example at the Kona Kai Mobile Village in Canoga Park in the 1990s. (

(2020) These incredible chimineas were produced by Tiki Farm for The SHAG Store. Designed by SHAG, these full size wood-burning stoves are self suppor

(1960s)* The soft drink industry was none too proud to hop on the Poly-Pop bandwagon. Here is a thirst-quenching can of Tiki Punch by SHASTA. Displaye

(2000s)* Complete in box of this long sold out edition. Published in TIKI POP page 371. VG+. 6.5"x6"x1.5".

(1940s)* The Trader Vic's Girl-and-Hut label design went through several changes throughout the years, this is the original concept. VG+ with mi...

(1960s)* A nice piece for your back bar display is this unopened bottle of Trader Vic's famous flaming high proof spirit. VG+. 3"dia x 11.7...

(1970s)* Zombie retains liquid, Dr. Funk is empty. Features a Sven address tag. VG+. 2"dia x 7" Zombie, 3"dia x 10.5" Dr. Funk.

(1970s)* VG+ with staining to original paper label. 2.5"dia x 9".

(1960s)* VG+ with some rubbing to bottle and remnant of tax label on verso. 3"dia x 13.5".

(1970s)* Impressive Okolehao commemorative bottle with headdress top, bottle and ashtray base. Thin crack in resin bottle form over the face and under