EXOTIKON 2 Vintage TIKI & EXOTICA Auction

(2010s) VG+ with typical wear. 5.5"dia x 6" w/ lid.

(2005)* One of Gecko's earliest Tiki creations, yet also one of the most elaborate mugs ever to be produced. VG+ with typical wear. 5"dia x...

(2006)* VG+ with typical wear. 12"dia x 5.5".

(2011)* VG+ with typical wear. 3.75"dia x 8".

(1960s)* VG+ with typical wear and crazing to the glaze. 3.25"dia x 7.5".

(1950s) Very likely Otagiri mugs still in their shipping box with dividers. Some retain paper JAPAN label. Raw glaze on the six mugs. VG+ with typical

(1960s) This is the third version of the black Moai mug for THE TIKIS. Slightly smaller in size as this was from a molded off one of the original Maoi

(1960s) VG+ with typical wear. 3.25"dia x 5.5".

(1960s)* From the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona, Florida. VG+ with typical wear. 4"x5.5"x2.75" each.

(1960s) A unique paint scheme in the glaze for this tall Moai Tiki mug by OMG. VG+ with typical wear. 3"dia x 7.5".

(1960s) Kono Hawaii was located in Santa Ana, CA, not far from Disneyland. Nice OMC KU mug. VG+ with typical wear. 2.75"dia x 7".

(1950s)* Very rare configuration of this highly sought mug. One of the most beguiling creations in all of mug-dom: The lively hula girl dances in the

(1960s) Fred Roberts Imports. out of San Francisco. VG+ with typical wear. 2.75"dia x 7".

(1960s) VG+ with typical wear. 3"dia x 6.75".

(1970s) Produced by Orchids of Hawaii. VG+ with typical wear. 3"dia x 6.25".

(1970s) Produced by Orchids of Hawaii. VG+ with typical wear. 3.25"dia x 7.25".

(1960s) VG+ with typical wear. 3"dia x 6.5".

(1960s)* A very striking satin black glaze mug by OMC. These were a catalog item but were first used as the second version of the famous "Husba...

(1960s)* From the Town House Hotel in Omaha, Nebraska. VG+ with typical wear, hairline stress cracking. 3"dia x 6.75".

(1950s) A very unique and rare mug from the elaborate Hawaiian Village in Tampa, Florida. VG+ with typical wear. 3.25"dia x 7.25".

(1950s) An incredible Scorpion communal bowl from The Lanai in San Mateo, California. This is the topless version of the kneeling wahinis. OMC sticker

(1960s) Anything from the beloved Hala Kahiki in River Grove, Illinois, just outside Chicago is higly covetted. This marked mug from the venue in its

(1950s) A rare mug from the HUK E LAU in Chicopee, Massachussetts. This is an early Orchids of Hawaii mug. VG+ with typical wear. 2.25"dia x 6&...

(1960s)* From the famous AKu AKU at the Stardust casino in LAs Vegas. Lidded Moai mug with two straw holes. VG+ with typical wear. 4.75"dia x 6...

(1950s) Custom Coffee Grog mug from the MAI-KAI by Harper of Florida. VG+ with typical wear. 4"dia x 3.25".

(2011) An incredible homage to the MAI-KAI's famous and first generation Mystery Bowl by SWANK PAD aka Tim Glazner. Tim authored the wonderful h...

(1970s) This is the 3rd iteration of the elusive communal "mystery bowl", created for the theatrical presentation ceremony where a gong wo...

(1960s)* The larger version of the Mainlander signature mug. It appears this is the version with no cold paint on the tongue. They did relaese later v

(1960s) One of the unique variations on the Moai mug. The protruding lip! Overall VG+ with what appear as production flaws on the inside rim glaze. 4.

(1950s)* From Sven's mug shelf comes this museum piece displayed at the Catalina Museum Tall Tiki Tales exhibition. VG+ with typical wear. 4&qu...

(1960s)* Signature mug custom made for Kono Hawaii. This place and the Royal Hawaiian Anaheim were Walt Disney's favorite Polynesian restaurants...

(1960s)* VG+ with typical wear. 3.5"dia x 7.25".

(1960s)* This Maori Tiki was the logo Tiki for Marriott's Kona Kai chain, appearing on menu covers, matchbooks, S&P shakers and ashtrays. Pu...

(1950s)* Alluring mask girl mug. VG+ with typical wear and small chip out of bottom underside rim. Possible production flaw. 3.25"dia x 7".

(2000s)* Only 40 of these were produced by Paul Tiki Campese. VG+ with typical wear. 4"dia x 7".

(2007)* One half designed by Bosko and the other half designed by Danny Gallardo. VG+ with typical wear. 3"dia x 9.25".

(1960s) A unique paint scheme in the glaze for this tall Moai Tiki mug by OMC. VG+ with typical wear. 3.75"dia x 7.5".

(1950s) One of the few Tiki mugs to actually come out of Hawaii itself. VG+ with typical wear. 3"dia x 5.75".

(1950s) Rare and wild mug from The Hawaiian Room in NYC. VG+ with typical wear. 3.25"dia x 8.25".

(1950s)* Here is one of the most famous and unique Tiki mugs ever produced. Mr. Bali Hai was produced for the incredible restaurant and bar venue on S

(1950s)* Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery. Published in TIKI POP, pp309. VG+ with typical wear. 4.25"x6.25"x3".

(1950s) Certainly one of the most iconic bowls to come out of the genre. Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery. The hand paint work o

(1950s)* Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery. Published in TIKI POP, pp309. VG+ with typical wear. 4.75"x5"x6".

(1950s) Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery. VG+ with typical wear and hairline stress cracks interior. 6.5"dia x 5.75".

(1950s) Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery. VG+ with typical wear. 9"dia x 4".

(1950s) Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery. VG+ with typical wear. 6.75"dia x 4.75".

(1960s)* VG+ with chip on inside rim. 2.5"dia x 6.5".

(1960s)* VG+ with typical wear. 2.5"dia x 6.25".

(1960s) Handsome mug created exclusively for the grand, yet ill-fated MAUNA LOA restaurant in Detroit, Michigan. VG+ with typical wear. 2.5"dia...

(1950s) Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery. VG+ with typical wear. 5"dia x 5.25".