EXOTIKON: MUG-SHOT 2! TIKI MUG AUCTION

(1960s) Very rare mug using the Thor Heyerdahl "Kon-Tiki" mask design from OMC, but this time in a commercially knocked off version for &q...

(1960s) Unmarked but most likely OMC. VG+ with small flea bites on the bottom rim 2.75"dia x 6.25".

(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 "Husban...

(1964) A promo mug created by Tiki ceramics in Hawaii for the famed Okolehao Hawaiian spirit producer. VG+ with small chip on rim. 3.5"dia x 5&...

(1960s) An uncommon war god mug with a black/white glaze. Unidentified mark on the bottom. VG+. 3"dia x 6".

(2012) An early limited edition of Gecko's fishing float mugs. Numbered 16 out of 50, the mug does not have a lid. VG without lid. 5.5"dia ...

(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) Retains OMC sproduction sticker. VG+ with typical wear. 2.75"dia x 6.25".

(1960s) VG+ with typical wear. 2.75"dia x 6.25".

(1950s) A scarce triangular signature mug by Totem Pottery for Hilton's Hawaiian Village featured, "Diamond Head" cocktail. Black sati...

(1950s) Rare signature mug produced exclusively by RELPO for the LUAU on North Bay Village, Miami Beach. Retains RELPO sticker on the bottom. 2.75&q...

(1950) A striking handled mask mug, most probably produced by Fred Roberts. VG+ with minor wear. 4"dia x 6.75".

(1960s) A fun figural bamboo mug by DAGA. VG+ with light production stress crack inside top rim. 2.5"dia x 7".

(2016) Unique numbered 1 of 1. Signed. Small batch mugs made in Australia - This design was made in very limited run with each one having a glaze uniq

(2005) Tiki Diablo mug based on an Abelam figure from Papua New Guinea that was used at a few Tiki bars, such as Trader Vic’s by carver, Barn

(2008) Palembei was designed and produced by Falin Minoru (aka Tiki Kaimuki). It was influenced by the art of the Sepik River region of Papua New Guin

(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

(2012) This unique series by MUNKTIKI featured Papua New Guinea designed Tikis that "stacked" into one another. No two in the very limited...

(2018) Designed by Matt Striker and produced by Robert Fink and Munktiki. Three versions were created in this line. The next two lots are the variants

(2018) Same as prev lot. This is the hand colored version. Sold out. VG+. 6"x8"x4".

(2018) This is the very neat porcelain version of the mug which allows a glow of light from within as porcelain is partially opaque. The included wate

(2015) Figural character mug by Munktiki of Blackbeard the pirate. Three colorways of this mug were released. In orig shipping box. Sold out. VG+. 4.5

(2015) Figural character mug by Munktiki of Blackbeard the pirate. Sold out. VG+. 4.5" dia x 5".

(2006) One of the most creative uses of a production process is the Munktiki "Coconut Monkey" line. Although they have produced an unnamed...

(1972) One of the best-selling publications created by Victor Bergeron was his “Trader Vic’s Bartender’s Guide”. I

(1950s) An ultra rare sales brochure for the famed Sea & Jungle Imports tropical decor supplier in Glendale, California. Their highly prized fib...

(1950) Rare stationery for the famed tropical decor supplier. VG+. 8.5"x11".

(1960s) DICE INC was a supplier of theatrical and exotic decor in Southern California. This card features some of their Polynesian tropical decor incl

(1960s) ORLOFF was another supplier of tropical decor and materials in Southern California. Here is a rare illustrated 15 page catalog from the files

(1963) The Illuminee' Candlelite company produced lamp parts and production table lamps for commercial restaurants, bars and lounges. Their trop...

(1950s-70s) A set of four business cards form Oceanic Arts covering some of the address location changes they made over the years. VG+. 2"x3.5&...

(1960s) Rare unused stationery from Oceanic Arts. VG+. 8.5"x11" paper, 9.5"x4.25" envelope.

(1957) Very early business and info cards for Schmaltz-Van Oosting Co, the early company name for what will soon become Oceanic Arts in 1961. Bob and

(1960) In the Summer of 1960, Bob and LeRoy were scheduled to depart on their massive "exploratory mission" across the South Pacific known...

(1964) A very rare eatly "catalog" for Oceanic Arts. This predates the famous 1969/70 catalog that as Bob, put it, "We finally got ar...

(1990s) By the late 1990s, Oceanic Arts had transitioned from solely an "industry" supplier to catering to a retail/public clientele. Thei...

(2000s) An evocative Tahitian native hut lamp from Oceanic Arts with backlit panels and a bamboo slat roof. VG+ with some wear and warping to the bamb

(2015) A later release for this gorgeous mug in the exclusive Trader Vic's line. VG+. 6.5"x5.25"x2.75".

(2019) A very rare exclusive GOLD glaze edition of only 25 were made for a New Year's Eve celebration at Max's South Seas Hideaway. Created ...

(2019) Sold out edition for the 2019 Hukilau of a Tiki found at the MAI-KAI in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Comes with mini PNG Drum mug and two lights.

(2016) A very rare ceremonial bowl created after a unique conest bowl used at the MAI-KAI in the early 1960s. Features a lid with topper Tiki for flam

(2018) A very well executed commemorative drink barrel mug for the MAI-KAI restaurant. Features a toucan bird handle and barrel cork in the side. Incl

(2017) Rare MAI-KAI figural mug based on a famous Barney West sculpture in the MAI-KAI gardens. Marked #101 in an unknown edition. VG+. 3.75"di...

(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

(2012) Two piece PNG stacker set released in an edition of only 150 and practically each one of that edition is unique in color and rendering. Low han

(2012) Munktiki mugs in general are rare. A "normal" release for them was limited to only 100-150 mugs. Upon that release, they would incl...

(2012) Green and black version of the PNG Style 2.0 mug. Numbered #98/100. VG+. 3.5"dia x 8".

(2006) Another fantastic Munktiki Coconut Monkey creation. Numbered #655. VG+. 5"dia x 5.5" w/ lid.

(2012) A handsome set in the Munktiki Tangaroa Stacker line. Only 150 produced. Hand numbered #142. VG+. 3"dia x 6.75" stacked.

(2012) Rare Munktiki mug made for the Hale Pele bar. Red and black rub. Numbered #83/100. VG+. 3.5"dia x 6.5".