THE OCEANIC ARTS VINTAGE TIKI COLLECTION AUCTION 2

(1960s) Another ingenious design by LeRoy for the OA Luau Rental Department were these Outrigger style punch bowls. These became more refined over the

(1960s) 32"x61"x34". VG+ with typical wear from the OA Luau Rental Dept.

(1960s) A fiberglass casting of the famous OA Samoan Outrigger Canoe. These lightweight outriggers were a must for any self-respecting mid-century Tik

(1956) #438 Polynesian Mask was first created in small form for the Schmaltz-Van Oosting famous MANA TIKI SURF CHARMS. This scaled up version has been

(1956) 11.5"x5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1956) 12.5"x4.75". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) Another famous OA design, based on the #400 "New Zealand Maori Tiki", this scaled down version was produced under custom request f...

(Early 1960s) 11.5"x2.75". VG+ with typical wear.

(Early 1960s) An early OA carving of a Maori Warrior tiki. This particular carving was the basis for both door pulls and table lamps for Trader Vic&...

(Early 1960s) Another treasure from the Oceanic Arts Master Pattern Archive. This figure has been used for everything from stand alone decor, door pul

(1960s) This famous carving was used mainly for Tiki table lamps, although OA also offered these as general decor. The design includes three Hawaiian

(1970s) New Guinea Asmat Carving w/ Opposing Figures by LeRoy Schmaltz. Back-to-back ancestor figures of open undulating form with arms in the air. Tr

(1960s) A beautiful carving by LeRoy Schmaltz for an architectural accent finial. These were created for use in classic Hawaiian estate resorts back i

(1960s) A stunner! This was a custom created item for a restaurant in the 1960s (OA initially offered a hardwood version). For higher end venues, OA w

(1970s) A staple of the OA catalog since the beginning, the "Bora Bora" tiki is also known as one of the cannibal trio mostly seen in the ...

(1960s) A master pattern carving featured in the OA catalog. Detailed Maori figure holding a war club with tall base. This type was used for figural d

(1950s) A famous OA tiki figure that goes back to the earliest days at The Big Green Barn. Based on a museum figure, this particular carving was made

(1960s) Certainly one of the iconic OA carvings of the past 60 years. This type was made initially for figural decor and their early 1960s side table

(1960s) Here is a figure based on Bob and LeRoy's encounters on The Big Trip. These figures were patterned after native artifacts gathered durin...

(1950s) An early version of the OA Rarotonga, Cook Island Fisherman's God Tiki master pattern carving. This pattern was only used for a year or ...

(1960s) Here is a Marquesan figure that OA used in several formats in combination off this master pattern. This was employed in uses such as small fig

(1960s) A hardwood tiki carving by LeRoy Schmaltz based on a figure the boys brought back from The Big Trip. This became catalog tiki number #221 and

(1960s) Here is a one-off master pattern carving for a stylized Hawaiian Ku-God head, used to replicate architectural support post ends that would can

(1960s) 39"x39". VG with typical wear.

(1960s) 24"x33". VG with typical wear.

(1960s) 24"x36". VG with typical wear.

(1960s) 25"x110". VG with typical wear and some wrinkling and small 2" section missing.

(1960s) 24"x36". VG with typical wear.

(1960s) An exquisite, fully carved Marquesan war club with exceptional detail. Brought back on The Big Trip by Bob and LeRoy. 23"x4.25". V...

(1960s) An exquisite, fully carved Marquesan war club with exceptional detail. Brought back on The Big Trip by Bob and LeRoy. 36"x4.5". VG...

(1960s) Finely carved wood, with double Tiki figure handle surmounted by a segmented spear. Spindle chocks present. 48"x4". VG+ with typic...

(1960s) Straight out of the early OA catalog is this imposing Fijian War Club. This is the master with two older repaired breaks which were common in

(1960s) A super rare George Nakashima design for Armet & Davis in their outfit of the famed, KONA-KAI flagship restaurant for the Philadelphia, ...

(1960s) Master pattern for a staple from the OA design arsenal. Many a classic Tiki location had carvings made from this pattern on their walls. 40&...

(1960s) A highly detailed war club of the Marquesas. Carved on both sides and most impressive in person. Many early Tiki Era restaurants used this pa

(1960s) Another war club design master pattern by George Nakashima for Armet & Davis’ Philadelphia KONA-KAI. This massive club was known a...

(1960s) Perhaps one of the most famous OA war clubs to be produced. Any restaurant or bar of the classic Poly-Pop era worth its salt had to have at le

(1960s) Another popular OA master pattern carving. These were all based on specimens Bob and LeRoy either encountered in the field or in their book re

(1960s) Another war club design master pattern by George Nakashima for Armet & Davis' Philadelphia KONA-KAI. This club features a warrior ma...

(1960s) A master pattern for an OA Hawaiian canoe paddle. Another wall decor item from the OA catalog. Spindle chocks present. 54"x9.5". V...

(1960s) Carved and painted on both sides, this is the original OA warehouse showroom wall sample carving. A gorgeous carving. 47"x6". VG+ ...

(1960s) Two sided original OA warehouse showroom wall sample. Very detailed design with a gorgeous paint treatment in native polychrome colors. 42.5...

(1960s) A handsome Sarawak battle shield in sample colors from the OA showroom. 32"x12". VG+ with typical wear.

(1950s) Here is an early OA offering from the Sepik River region of New Guinea, a favorite of OA. This piece is nicely colored with a patinated polych

(1970s) Another OA showroom display wall sample. Polychromed by LeRoy Schmaltz. 24.25"x12". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A gorgeous carving of a PNG tale mask board with a patinated polychrome paint scheme. 33.5"x9". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A famous carving that has been in rotation at OA for many years. This is an OA warehouse wall sample with a classic LeRoy Schmaltz polychrome

(2000s) A modern carving of a perennial OA catalog tiki. Based on a New Guinea museum specimen encountered by the boys on their Big Trip, this wall fi

(1960s) Here is a one-off by LeRoy Schmaltz, a variation of the OA catalog #450 carving. Hand carved and painted. 30"x10". VG+ with typica...

(1960s) Another OA classic. Excellent polychrome paint scheme with a nice patina. 38"x10". VG+ with typical wear.