EXOTIKON 2 Vintage TIKI & EXOTICA Auction

(1964) Here's a rarity. An original design sketch for the KON-TIKI Lounge in Salisbury, Massachusetts. This master design sketch would be used b...

(1940s)* Several paintings by this artist still hang at the original location of the famed Christian's Hut at the Catalina Island Isthmus, and c...

(1940s) A nice early illustration of the Oakland Trader Vics, formerly Hinky Dinks. It all started here! VG. Repaired approx. 3" tear, backed w...

(1948) Incredible opportunity to own historic, original artwork from Trader Vic's! Many will recognize this lively art style used extensively b...

(1950s) Here is Guy Huze in his element. His signature Tahitian native subject matter, the same that attracted Vic Bergeron to appoint Huze as one of

(1950s) Another kinetic portrait of two young Tahitian dancers. Wild line work dominates the rendering, giving an accurate sense of the action. Again,

(1970s) A wonderful design for a proposed pictorial silk scarf print by Oceanic Arts master artist, LeRoy Schmaltz. This watercolor and india ink silh

(1972) One of the best-selling publications created by Victor Bergeron was his Trader Vics Bartenders Guide. It went into several printings, including

(1950s) These lovely black velvet renderings of the MAI-KAI property were based on the fanciful design of Al Kocab. These were produced both as a kit

(1954) Charles McKirahan was perhaps one of the most lauded, forward-thinking mid-century modern architects of not only his time, but the present day.

(1950s) The MAI-KAI was such an immediate success that within the first year they were planning improvements and expansions. By the late 1950s, it was

(1950s) An overhead plot plan by architect, Charles McKirahan from the planning stages of the MAI-KAI entrance expansion. This plan shows the double-m

(1950s) Another set of exploratory sketches by Charles McKirahan of the expansion to the entrance of the MAI-KAI. A wide angle from the southwest corn

(1950s) "OPTION TWO" of the MAI-KAI entrance expansions by Charles McKirahan. Sketch one is another version of the plot plan layout with s...

(1950s) Here is an almost romantic exploration to the styling of what will become the BORA BORA building next to the MAI-KAI entrance, across the vale

(1950s) Another exploratory view and style for the proposed "Storage Hut building that will become the "BORA BORA Banquet Room". VG+ ...

(1950s) In the fever of such success and grandiose ideas, the above mentioned "warehouse hut" was, for a short time, thought to expand its...

(1950s) A second view of the above mentioned exploration of the "Warehouse Bar" concept by Charles McKirahan. Graphite on onion skin paper...

(1971) Here is an absolute treasure of Polynesian Pop history! This large scale, hand-drawn floor plan for the entire MAI-KAI building interior with a

(1960s) A gorgeous black wood Pele figural champagne bucket stand from Trader Vic's. These are extremely rare to find and this one was acquired ...