EXOTIKON: MUG-SHOT 2! TIKI MUG AUCTION

(2024) *From the SVEN KIRSTEN KOLLECTION. Here is a rare variant of the second mug/book release in a series by Trader Vic's and Sven Kirsten. Th...

(2021) The first outing of this collab series between Sven & Trader Vic's, showcasing significant carvings in the company's possession. ...

(1960s) This version, featuring the bas relief hula girl with her hand holding the lei around her neck is perhaps one of the less common configs of th

(1960s) Another variation on the "Wahine" mug, this one revealing her pretty face from behind a primitive (oriental style) mask. Marked fo...

(1950s) Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery for Steve Crane's LUAU and KON TIKI restaurants. Marked Steve Crane and Associate...

(1950s) Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery for Steve Crane and Associates. Marked on the bottom. Also for the LUAU and KON TIKI. V

(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) Certainly one of the most striking drink bowls ever produced. Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery for Steve Crane and Assoc

(1950s)* Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery. One of the harder Crane mugs to find. VG+ with a small rim chip at the base. 4.25&q...

(1950s) Another unique design by Florian Gabriel for Steve Crane and produced by HF Pottery. This novel creation features a cross-section cutaway show

(1960s) A fun design for Steve Crane's Kon Tiki Ports restaurants. Unique to his businesses. Scarce. VG+. 2.75"dia x 6.5".

(1960s) A later 60s mug for Steve Crane's Kon Tiki chain. VG+. 2.75"dia x 7".

(1960s) A unique design by Steve Crane and Associates, most probably Florian Gabriel, for the ill-fated Mauna Loa restaurant in Detroit, Michigan. Sat

(1960s) One of the coolest mugs in Tikidom! The Mauna Loa had amazing custom mugs created by Gabe Florian of Steve Crane and Associates. Of them, this

(1960s) This is an unmarked version of the New Guinea handled mug which was made by OMC for Ren Clark's Polynesian Village in Ft. Worth, Texas. ...

(1960s) A rare figural mug from the mythic, Ren Clark's Polynesian Village. Marked on bottom. Orig foil OMC production sticker. VG+. 3.25"d...

(1950s) Skipper Kent's in San Francisco is one of the elusive early Tiki establishments that pre-date the boom in late 1950s. This large mug is ...

(2023) Drooling Bastard mug by Eekum Bookum for the Tonga Hut's 65th Anniversary. This is the brown/blue glaze, numbered #117. VG+ in box. 4&quo...

(2014) Excellent sculpt from Bai and produced through Tiki Farm. This drink bowl was produced in a few branded versions and in two colors for the unbr

(2006) This mug sculpted by "Crazy Al" Evans is a replica of the original Tiki #18 “Hibiscus Tiki” sculpture, carved in 1999 f...

(2006) Same as above, but in a stunning 24K gold glaze with faux enamel overlay. Signed, numbered and dated. AP #1/1. VG+. 5.25"dia x 10".

(2006) Same as above, but in a rich low fire green glaze, hand painted by Crazy Al! Signed, numbered and dated. AP #1/1. VG+. 5.25"dia x 10&quo...

(2019) An amazing production by Crazy Al of this large war god with a planter basket with a living cactus! Only from the mind of "Crazy" A...

(2019) Same as the previous lot, this time with a stunning red glaze. Signed, numbered and dated. VG+. 5.25"dia x 10".

(1950s) Gorgeous set of half coconut mugs by Paul-Marshall Products. The look is unique with the nut shell unevenly cracked to expose the white coconu

(1950s) Considered by many to be the ultimate Tiki mug! Here is an original with the lei wreath border on the verso. VG+ with light partial stress cra

(2014) Limited to only 100 pieces, this unique capped mug was designed by Kevin Kidney based on the signature Tiki logo for the Hawaiian Eye televisio

(2022) A very nice limited run out of The House of Tabu based on a Richard Ellis/Andres Bumatay carving from the fabled, Polynesian Village Apartments

(2013) These more recent (Tiki revival era) bowls for Trader Vic's are outstanding in the the traditional sense. An impressive size and coloring...

(2019) Great design by Ken Pleasant of the famous WITCO Witch Doctor carving. Produced by Munktiki, this is the first edition with red font lettering

(2021) Another great Ken Pleasant design based on the WITCO lage Tahiti Bar. This figural drink bowl approximated the shape of the original bar. Signe

(2022) A much more exclusive mug designed by Ken Pleasant based on an original WITCO design. Limited to a 1st edition of 100 pieces by Oakwash. This i

(2011) A very exclusive mug, limited to only 75 pieces. Based on the Witco God of Fortune carving (and fountain), the sculpt is excellent on this one

(2008) Only 25 of these were released back in 2008. An amazing combination of a mug and the carving that inspired it. "Big Joe" was essent...

(1960s) VG+ with minor wear. 3.25"x3.25"x1".

(1960s) VG+ with minor wear. 3.75"dia x .75".

(1960s) VG+ with minor wear. 3.5"x3.5"x.75".

(1960s) VG+ with minor wear/price written in ink on the underside of the base. 4.5"dia x 1".

(1960s) VG+ with minor wear. 4"dia x 1".

(1950s) VG+ with minor wear. 3.5"dia x 1".

(1950s) VG+ with minor wear. 3.5"x2.75"x.75".

(1960s) VG+ with minor wear to the underside paint. 4.5"x4.5"x1".

(1950s) A neat figural ashtray of a native character where the smoke in the tray partially exits thru the mouth. VG+ with typical wear. 3"dia x...

(2006) Tiki Farm released these novel terracotta Moai mini chiminea fireplaces through a manufacturer in Mexico. These table top version are very neat

(2023) The SHAG store released a table top version of the full size chiminea he designed in partnership with Tiki Farm. Only 300 pieces made. Numbered

(2020) A mug based on a Barney West carving once located at the Southgate Mall in Sacramento, CA. Limited to 200 with different color ways, this is th

(1960s) A classic open eyed Moai with under brush technique in the glaze. This mug branded for the HAWAII KAI in NYC and produced by OMC. VG+. 3.5&q...

(1950s) A rare mug from the Hawaiian Room in New York City. This mug is scarce and only one other known location used this config and that was at the

(1950s) A version of the famous Husband Killer mug originally made by Stella Bodey of Spurlin Ceramics for the Islander in Los Angeles. This is the OM

(1950s) A mug that was branded for a few locations and also offered as a general catalog mug from OMC. The design is of the similar "Kon Tiki&q...