EXOTIKON 2 Vintage TIKI & EXOTICA Auction

(1970s)* These came in male and female often and were used as door handles, like at the Hale Hawaii in Torrance. Overall VG+ with typical wear and rub

(1990s) An OA classic. This figure was offered in both an "A" with phallus and "B" without phallus for the sheepish constitution...

(1970s) Here is an older carving of this tiki from the OA catalog. These were made into all types of configs including, table decor, table lamps, door

(2000s) One of the most famous of the OA '"small carvings" of the catalog." This #203 moai head was used in all types of applicat...

(1970s) This stylistic carving from Oceanic Arts is a variation of their earliest Tiki 'Mana' Surf Charms. This wall mask version was in pro...

(1980s) Another in the OA series of charms upscaled into wall masks. This pattern was run the least of the series. VG+. 4.75"x11".

(1960s) Demetrio Chavez was a star carver out of Tijuana, Mexico who worked almost exclusively for Oceanic Arts. Demetrio was enterprising in his spar

(2000s) Another knock off of an Oceanic Arts #209 HAWAIIAN WAR GOD offering which pleased Bob Van Oosting very little. A piece of Tiki history in that

(1950s)* Reduced to the eyes, nose and mouth, this Tiki is reminiscent of Salvador Dali's art. Acquired from Danny Balsz of THE TIKIS Theme Park...

(2022)* "Surf God" female Tiki from Sven's "True Tiki" line of carvings. VG+. 5"dia x 10.75".

(1960s) A nice fantasy tiki carving from the 1960s. Possible commercial decor. VG+. 6.25"x26.75".

(1960s)* A highly detailed war shield from the famous Sven Kirsten Rum Porch! Perfect for adding crossed spears for the classic trophy look. Nice weat

(1950s)* This piece of carved wooden planks was given to Sven by pre-eminent "Hawaiian Eye" researchers Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, verif...

(1950s) A knock-dead gorgeous Tahitian pole carving salvaged from use at the world famous MAI-KAI in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Removed during the earl

(1950s) Another piece of MAI-KAI history. An early Schmaltz-Van Oosting/OA #152 Tahitian Tiki Post that was installed in the FIJI ROOM and removed dur

(1950s) This gorgeous carving was a perennial OA item and was used in the outdoor dining areas of the MAI-KAI. The posts would be used for their names

(1950s) Another OA design from the original catalog #158 Bora Bora post. This carving has a section cut out on the back of the head most probably from

(1950s) A larger post from a similar area of the last lot. Similar scuffing and cut outs for framing installation. VG. 4.75"dia x 37"

(1980s) A near perfect example of the #154 OA catalog post tiki. VG+. 5.75"dia x 40".

(1950s) A terrific Tahitian post carving salvaged from The Polynesian Room in Boston. There are railing attachment holes in four places: two above and