EXOTIKON: MUG-SHOT 2! TIKI MUG AUCTION

(1960s) Unbranded version of the Orchids of Hawaii "Headhunter" mug. VG+. 3.5"dia x 7.25".

(1960s) A nice tan/yellow dry brush application to the glaze on the classic OMC open-eyed Moai mug. VG+. 3.5"dia x 7.5".

(2009) STIV was designed and manufactured by Falin Minoru aka Tiki Kaimuki. STIV is a moai with a heavy woodgrain. He has no eyes, a long, broad nose

(2022) An amazing release by Trader Vic's with Gecko. This towering ceramic can hardly be called simply a "mug"...it's a tank! Ver...

(1950s) A classic Hawaii coaster from the Surf Rider on Waikiki. VG+. 3.5"dia.

(1960s) Gorgeous drink coaster for the MAI-KAI featuring the entrance view of the venue. VG+ with light creasing and wear. 5.5"dia.

(1950s) Colorful drink coaster from The Tropics restaurant on Waikiki. VG+. 3.5"dia.

(1940s) The signature driftwood logo of Don the Beachcomber from the 1940s/50s. VG+ with light tanning. 5.5"dia.

(1950s) Another form of Trader Vic's masterful branding was sliding these over the base stem of a wine glass. When the drink coaster just isn...

(1940s) A handsome drink coaster for the Honolulu, Hawaii outpost of Trader Vic's. VG+. 3.5"dia.

(1956) One of the earliest drink coasters for the MAI-KAI in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. One can see the resemblance to the early Don the Beachcomber drif

(1950s) The "other" LUAU! Miami Beach's spectacular Tiki restaurant and bar in North Bay Village, Florida. VG+. 3.5"dia.

(1960s) A handsome drink coaster from Steve Crane's KON-TIKI restaurants. Comes with an opened matchbook cover. VG+ with small tear in match cov...

(1960s) In another novel branding for Trader Vic's these drink tents would be folded over the "Shingle Stain" cocktail glass for prese...

(1950s) A napkin for the US Naval station restaurant and bar at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. VG+. 4.75"x4.75".

(1940s) A rare cocktail napkin for the infamous Pirates' Den theme restaurant in Hollywood, California during the war years. VG+. 4.5"x4.5&...

(1960s) A rare napkin from the famous PAGO PAGO in Long Beach, CA. VG with some staining. 4.5"x4.5".

(1950s) An early 1950s napkin from Trader Vic's, possibly from the Honolulu location. VG+. 4.75"x4.75".

(1940s) Early Trader Vic's cocktail serving napkin. VG+ with light creasing. 4.5"x4.5".

(1960s) The HAWAIIAN LUAU was a restaurant/bar feature of the Fountainbleu Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana. This beautiful double-sided napkin makes o

(1940s) An elusive cocktail napkins from the legendary Skipper Kent's! VG+ with typical wear. 4.75"x4.75".

(1950s) Superb cocktail napkin with striking graphic of a Tiki from the TAHIKI restaurant and bar in Cincinnati, Ohio. An elusive venue for collectors

(1950s) A gorgeous double sided cocktail napkin from the Outrigger restaurant at the Sand and Surf hotel in Laguna Beach, California. VG+ with light s

(1960s) A beautiful set of five unused Polyneisan style paper placemats with great graphics. VG+. 14"x10" each.

(2000s) OA had run this exquisite lamp for years. Approximating the look of a native hut, the tiny bamboo panels on six sides create a cozy mood with

(1980s) One of the icons of 1970/80s Los Angeles in the metro-modernist Westin Bonaventure Hotel in Downtown. With its futuristic architecture, stunni

(2019) A custom mug made for Trader Brandon by Munktiki Imports. This ingenious mug pays homage to the drag barrels seen in the feature film, JAWS. Th

(2018) Trader Brandon release approximating the temple entrance goddess from the Indiana Jones attraction at Disneyland. Beautiful mug in the green co

(2022) From Fandom Productions comes the GURR TIKI Mug of Disney Imagineer, BOB GURR! The mugs are in his likeness and are limited to an edition of 25

(2022) From Fandom Productions comes the GURR TIKI Mug of Disney Imagineer, BOB GURR! The mugs are in his likeness and are limited to an edition of 25

(2010) This limited stacker mug set of the characters from the PIXAR film, UP were exclusively sold in Disneyland Paris. Long sold out. VG+. 4.5&quo...

(2020) To the ire of Sven Kirsten, we give you the Sneeki-Tiki Mug, The Star Wars Landspeeder drink bowl set from Geeki Tikis! EX. New in box.12.5&q...

(2020) In the same series, the Atari Star Wars Arcade Game Cabinet Mug from Geeki Tikis! EX. New in box. 3"x7"x3".

(1950s) A very neat stoneware crock for Trader Vic's signature Hot Buttered Rum batter. Unlike the slightly smaller version of this barrel which...

(1950s) Here's an anomaly: We're not sure if this is an official Trader Vic's product or a very early knock off. Either way, this miniat...

(1950s) A great matching salt & pepper shaker set to match the Mr Bali Hai mug! Original OMC sticker. VG+ with some chipping paint and missing o...

(1950s) The Kon Tiki Hotel in Phoenix featured an imposing A-Frame and modernist Tiki mask sign. Retain original OMC production stickers. VG+ with typ

(1950s) Light tan version. Marked Trader Vic's on the back. VG+. 2"dia x 4.75" each.

(1960s) Rare set of KONA KAI Maori signature logo salt & pepper shaker set. Marked with JAPAN origin country stickers on the bottom. VG+. 1.5&qu...

(1950s) Rare set of salt & pepper shakers from Don the Beachcomber. Prob OMC production. VG+ but missing plastic stoppers.1.75"dia x 3.75&q...

(1950s) Rare set of Moai salt & pepper shakers from Skipper Kent's in San Francisco. VG+. 2"dia x 4" each.

(1950s) Rare "shoulder" version salt & pepper shakers of the Aku Aku-inspired logo for Trader Dick's. Marked with the logo on the ...

(1960s) A rare opportunity to collect all four of the highly sought Westwood Japan Tiki coin banks. All VG+ with one missing the rubber stopper. 3&q...

(1960s) *From the SVEN KIRSTEN KOLLECTION. Quon-Quon was a Taiwanese importer of pan-Asian and Polynesian novelty items to the United States. Oceanic

(1960s) Rare tiki table lantern design was originally made for a mug and then licensed to Nasco to make other products. Produced in Japan. VG+ with ty

(1960s) Fun set, rare to find unopened in bag. 4.25"x7"x2" in package.

(2000s) A very nice replica of an ultra rare Tiki charm given out to VIP and Press attendees of the premier opening of Walt Disney's Enchanted T...

(1960s) Resin figural Tiki, most probably a Tahitian tourist item. VG+. 1"dia x 2.5".

(1950s) A very nice cream lemon glazed ceramic, very close to the Ku sculpts used on Spurlin Scorpion bowls. Possible Spurlin in origin. VG+ with ligh

(1960s) A glazed ceramic figural Tiki. Marked in pencil on the bottom as a gift, circa 1971. VG+. 3"dia x 5.75".