EXOTIKON Vintage TIKI & EXOTICA Auction

(2011) An impressive sculpture out of wood and copper accents, mounted on a custom base. Entitled, "EL GALLO PHANTOM", the bat-like abstra...

(1980s) Another classic OA offering from their lighting catalog. Sharp in spikes and in looks, this Puffer Fish lamp is fully functional with electric

(1980s) The burned cork bottom adds an extra dimension to this blue glass float lamp with tightly wound rope wrapping and bamboo arched holders. 7.5...

(1990s) OA has run this exquisite lamp in their catalog since the very early years. The tiny bamboo panels on six sides make an intimate mood with bac

(1970s) A rare and iconic example of Poly-fantasy lighting by famed Whittier, CA supplier, Oceanic Arts. Awesome under-the-sea impression with this pu

(1980s) Light bamboo wood open-air hanging lamp features Tapa cloth cylinder insert and thin cane peel strip connecting ties. Fully functional with el

(1990s) Another variation of the "Hilo Thatch Shade" OA lamp. Here, a Cluster free form raffia top makes an enchanting thatched Tiki hut h...

(1990s) A classic exclusive import from the Philippines. Perfect for creating contextual mood in any bar or tropical space. Curved bamboo slats with v

(1960s) Multi-colored bits of resin cast an exotic island glow when this hollowed bamboo lamp is lit. End pieces wrapped in rope and enhanced with met

(1980s) Another classic OA offering from their lighting catalog. Sharp in spikes and in looks, this Puffer Fish lamp is fully functional with electric

(1970s) A classic OA lamp from their lighting catalog. Lovely inverted pyramid shape hanging lamp with bamboo frame and Tapa cloth. Fully functional w

(1990s) Another Hilo Hut shade, slightly different than the previous lot. The tiny bamboo panels on six sides make an intimate mood with backlighting.

(2023) A wild take on the Tiki mask hanging lamp with this resin and coral mask impression into a hollowed bamboo drum. Produced by Kiara Geller and h

(1960s) A rather scarce ceramic decor piece with a satin black glaze finish and fine details. Unmarked. 17.5"x4". VG+.

(1960s) Out of the Orchids of Hawaii general Tiki mug catalog. Removable lid with straw hole. Mug 3.75"x3" w/ lid 3.75"x6". VG+.

(1960s) An unmarked large Moai Tiki mug, most probably produced by Beauce Pottery. 7"x4". VG+.

(1950s) Unique raw finish mug by PMP as part of their catalog offerings. 6.75"x2.5". VG+.

(1960s) Striking black KU War God mug by Orchids of Hawaii. 6.25"x2.75". VG+.

(1960s) A stylized nobbiest Moai Tiki mug. 6"x3". VG+.

(1960s) Unusual moai mug by Otagiri with a nice wood grain pattern in the glazing. 5.75"x4". VG+ with minor wear.

(1960s) Nice matte finish Ku War God mug. 7"x2.75".

(1960s) Handsome Tiki mug from Orchids of Hawaii. These were also available in brown and green. Features the detailed sculpt of Maori tattoo. 7.75&q...

(1960s) Stylized figural Tiki mug. Marked Modern China USA. 6.5"x2.75". VG+.

(1960s) An unmarked large Moai Tiki mug, most probably produced by Beauce Pottery. 7"x4". VG+.

(1960s) A very well executed home or hobbyist ceramic casting of a classic "Tiki Bob" mug. Nice details and rich forest green glaze. Signe...

(1960s) Unique KU War God mug in brown glossy glaze. Marked KC Co. LTD on base. 6"x3". VG+.

(1960s) Striking raw tan KU War God mug by Orchids of Hawaii with inset green rhinestone jewel eyes. 6"x2.75". VG+.

(1960s) One of the most handsome and iconic of the Polynesian Pop ceramics industry. This satin finish mug was used in many venues across the globe. O

(1960s) An original ceramic sauce pot from the Oakland, CA famous Kon-Tiki bar and grill.Tan colored, high gloss, solid ceramic piece comes with remov

(1960s) Handsome sauce pot with lid from the famed, KAHIKI restaurant in Columbus, Ohio. This rare piece of tableware was created specifically for Kah

(1950s) A very stoic Moai mug exclusively produced for the world famous Kahiki in Columbus, Ohio by Hoffman Pottery & China company. Marked on t...

(1960s) Rare figural Moai ashtray from Trader Dick's in Sparks, Nevada. The bowl of the ashtray has an interesting paint job which replicates th...

(1960s) Rare and unusual OMC Tiki mug for Hawaiian Village. A combo Polynesian/Asian theme with Moai and Hanzi-Chinese symbols for GOOD LUCK! 6"...

(1960s) Rare lidded Tiki mug used at both The Islander and Kelbo's in the 1960s. Includes a removable lid with two straw holes. Retains OMC stic...

(1960s) The jury is out on this one. Used at The Islander Stockton and Los Angeles locations in California, it was manufactured by either Spurlin/Dese

(1960s) A signature mug made exclusively for the Honolulu Restaurant in Worcester, Massachusetts by OMC. 6"x2.75.

(1950s) One of the granddaddys of the Tiki Mug World! The famous "Suffering Bastard" (as named by author, Sven Kirsten) from Trader Vic...

(1950s) Trader Vic's marketed these in boxed sets in their gift shops at various locations in the mid 1950s to 60s. Made to hold rum for serving...

(1960s) Delightful memorabilia from the famous "Trader Vic's" restaurant. This item features the Trader Vic's logo on a Rum Butter...

(1950s) A tall Marquesan figural ceramic Tiki decanter bottle without cork. A true "Collectors Item" as marked. 11"x3.75". VG+.

(1960s) 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 Sh

(1960s) Unique mug produced for The Hawaiian Inn of Daytona, Florida. 7"x3". VG+.

(1960s) Marked moai mug made exclusively for the Aku-Aku in Las Vegas, Nevada. Includes removable lid with straw holes. Retains OMC sticker. Mug 5.2...

(1960s) Perhaps the largest of the OMC "Palm" bowls. Features wonderful sculpt of a Hawaiian shoreline with swaying palms surrounding the ...

(1960s) Otagiri Mercantile Company (OMG) custom Tiki mug for the Maui-Kauai restaurant in Worcester, MA. These were made in very limited numbers and a

(1960s) An increasingly in-demand vintage mug from OMC. Exterior cold paint in very good condition with removable lid and straw holes. Mug 5.5"...

(1960s) The famous HAWAII KAI in New York City offered its fair share of wonderful drinkware in its cocktail menu. This large handled skull was purpos

(1960s) A unique paint scheme in the glaze for this tall Moai Tiki mug by OMG. 7.5"x3". VG+.

(1952). Stunning drip glaze Moai Tiki mug by Beauce of Canada. 6.75"x3.5". VG+.

(1960s) Tall brown glaze Moai from Trader Dick's in Sparks, Nevada. Retains OMC sticker. 7.25"x3.75". VG+.