EXOTIKON 2 Vintage TIKI & EXOTICA Auction

(1960s) A rare and impressive piece from the 1960s Witco catalog. Two figural Tikis support a long ceremonial bowl carving hung from suspension chains

(1960s)* A rather rare Witco piece, this carving was often used in commercial settings such as seen at the Aku Tiki Inn Daytona Beach Florida. A cent

(1960s)* A classic Witco Tiki, the design was also used as a fountain in a different size. It decorated restaurants, bars and apartment buildings brin

(1960s)* One of the most iconic pieces of furniture to come out of the Witco studio. The sheer audacity of this Tiki masterpiece is a sight to behold.

(1970s)* Tiki art print by William Westenhaver of Witco fame. Obtained by Sven directly from Westenhaver at his studio. VG+. 11"x17".

(1970s)* Tiki art print by William Westenhaver of Witco fame. Obtained by Sven directly from Westenhaver at his studio. VG+. 11"x17".

(1970s)* Tiki art print by William Westenhaver of Witco fame. Obtained by Sven directly from Westenhaver at his studio. VG+. 11"x17".

(1950s) Tatami mats were a staple of Hawaiian decor with the large Japanese presence before and after World War II. This large wall hanging is screen

(1950s)* Whimsical piece of promotional art hailing the beachcomber lifestyle. Exceptional graphics. Overall VG+ with light wear. 19"x13".

(1950s) An original general travel poster from the 1950s featuring a nice Tiki carving. VG with edge tearing, chipping and some margin tape staining.

(1950s) Vibrant technicolor photo litho image of a lovely wahini amidst the bounty of the islands. VG+. 25"x39.5".

(1950s) Breathtaking photo litho image of an outrigger against the backdrop of Diamondhead on the beach at Waikiki. VG+ with a light center fold creas

(1960) The iconic vintage lithograph poster by United Airlines star illustrator, Stan Galli. One of the most highly sought of his UA work. VG+ conserv

(1970s) The 70s marketing of United Airline was spot on. A figural composite Tiki on base. VG+. 4.25"x15"x3.5".

(1970s) A wonderful composite material point-of-sale advertising figure for United Airlines. Overall VG with some surface wear and one missing section

(1970s) A glorious promotional display from United Airlines. United was "all in" in the late 1960s thru the early 1970s in both scope and ...

(1970s)* 70s mod is the mood here in this great tabletop standee for United Airlines service to Hawaii. VG+. 7.5"x26.75".

(1960s) Located in South Asia, the Eden Hashish Center was a legal hashish and ganja dispensary. Stunning imagery and color palate enhance this rare o

(1960s) Large banner photo litho poster advertising HAWAII WEEK for an in-store display by Libby's. Apparently unissued. VG+ folded. 74.5"x...

(1960s) A very fun illustration of a group carrying a bounty of goodies atop a surfboard on the way to a hukilau or clambake no doubt! Exceptional gra

(1981) More happened in Hawaii in the 70s and 80s than hula shows and sightseeing! ORIENTAL HAWAII was the cinematic masterpiece starring Mai Lin, Jad

(1964)* Original poster for the 1964 film "I AM CUBA" which contains what is said to be the best Tiki lounge scene on film, featuring the ...

(1962) An ultra rare silver gelatin studio promotional photo print of gorgeous Pacific native star of the film, Tarita Teriʻipaia. MGM kn...

(1961) A highly sought one-sheet poster for Elvis Presley's feature film, BLUE HAWAII. Certainly one of the classics, this film fired on all cyl...

(1964) Very rare concert style cardstock poster for the Hawaii Pavilion's Luau show at the 5 Volcanoes restaurant within the 1964 New York World...

(1981) These sharp graphic posters were carried by Oceanic Arts in their party rental department for years. They were first printed in the 1960s and t

(1983) Same as the previous lot, this time featuring the beach at Waikiki with Diamondhead prominent in the distance. VG+ with light wear and edge cre

(1950s) A very early New Guinea mask, most probably dating from Schmaltz-Van Oosting era including a polychrome color scheme from that period. Most as

(1960s) This "Tahitian Mask" style is among some of the earliest offerings by OA and has been out of rotation since the 1970s. A beautiful...

(1950s) A very early PNG inspired Tiki mask with polychrome treatment from the world famous MAI-KAI in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. This was perhaps supp

(1980s)* "Polychromed" means multi-colored and was taken from Oceanic art book descriptions. This piece is a loose adaptation of a Hawaiia...

(1960s) Horizontal Papua New Guinea Bird God puka tile in hardwood. These novel tiles carved in wood were LeRoy Schmaltz's answer to the Chinese...

(1960s) A LeRoy Schmaltz answer to the famed ceramic Chinese screen tile used throughout the mid-century Polynesian Pop world. VG+. 9.75"x14.5&...

(1970s)* One of the popular Papua New Guinea-style pieces from the Oceanic Arts shop, used in many Tiki restaurants. This appears to be an older carvi

(1950s) This is another of the earliest patterns Schmaltz-Van Oosting created under commission by Cargoes by Carter. This is the 25" tall versi...

(1960s) Another famous OA design. Here is the master pattern carving with spindle chocks present. VG+ with typical wear. 11.5"x32.25".

(1980s) A signature #516 New Guinea mask from OA by LeRoy Schmaltz. VG+. 11.5"x18".

(1960s) Here is the master pattern carving for OA the famous #518 New Guinea Mask with horns. This master pattern retains its spindle chocks and is ma

(1990s) A very colorful polychrome treatment by LeRoy Schmaltz for the #518 mask carved with the master pattern from the previous lot. VG+ with typica

(1980s)* An Oceanic Arts classic. Used in many famous Polynesian palaces from the San Francisco Tonga Room to the Naniloa Hotel in Hawaii. Described a

(2004) A gorgeous polychrome color rendering on this famous #420 shield. Signed on the verso by LeRoy. VG+. 10"x35.75".

(2000s) This is one of the most famous OA designs and one of Bob and LeRoy's favorites. This style was used throughout the commercial Polynesian...

(1950s) Perhaps the most famous of the OA carving designs of all time. This New Guinea shield was created by LeRoy Schmaltz based on a museum specimen

(1980s) This product dates back to the early Schmaltz-Van Oosting days, initially commissioned by Cargoes by Carter. These could be found in the late

(2000s) A striking native war shield with cross handles and intricate markings. Carved signature and title on the verso. VG+.19.5"x42.5".

(2000s) Another interesting design by LeRoy Schmaltz depicting a spirit mask and turtle on a figural shield of the Lower Fly River region of Papua New

(1971-2020) Here's an interesting piece. This design was used for a very large carving done during the initial outfitting of the Polynesian Vill...

(1960s)* Hanarapi of Hawaii label. CHEST-42" LENGTH-27".

(1960s)* Hoohawaii label. VG+ with typical wear. BUST-46" WAIST-56" LENGTH-50".

(1960s)* Sears Hawaii label. VG+ with typical wear. CHEST-42" LENGTH-27".