THE OCEANIC ARTS VINTAGE TIKI COLLECTION AUCTION 2

(1960s) This exceptional lamp was custom created for The Coconut Palace lounge at The Coco Palms Resort. It consists of the OA #1413 lamp but dipped i

(1960s) PLEASE NOTE: The lamp for sale here is comparable to the image shown. Same style and configuration. Each lamp is unique, however the lamp up f

(1960s) This is a rare prototype lamp made by OA and never put into catalog production. Features a carved bamboo cylinder and hurricane glass on a met

(1960s) 15.5"x7". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) 14"x7". A variation of OA's famous nautical capstan table lamps. VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) An oil based table lamp made at OA. LeRoy made these out of found parts and offered them as samples on the OA warehouse showroom. 8"x9....

(1960s) OA has run this exquisite lamp for years. The tiny bamboo panels on six sides make an intimate mood with backlighting. (Similar lamp to this p

(1970s) A pure product of LeRoy Schmaltz's imagination, these "crate lamps" are made from scrap OA materials, lined with Tapa or matti...

(1960s) A cut bamboo cylinder backed with a milk-plexi diffuser. 12"x5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) OA has prided itself on offering the finest available imported Tahitian Fish Traps from their original supplier since 1960. These finely craft

(1960s) A Sea & Jungle original! This Fijian tapa wrapped lamp in the shape of a tribal drum is fully illuminated. 13"x31". VG+ with t...

(1960s) An OA special production lamp made of a decorative open cane designed basket lined with Abaca matting. 24"x15". VG+ with typical w...

(1960s) Scallop shell lamp with bamboo and rattan top and and tapa wrapped bottom. 21"x24". VG+ with typical wear.

(1970s) Bent cane globe shade. This version came with a Tapa wrapped central light cylinder. 15"x17". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A blue plastic fishing float with tapa accents and a palapa topped shade. 11"x20". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) Perhaps no other lamp embodies the kitsch impressionism of the Poly-Pop movement more than this stunner by Sea & Jungle in Glendale, CA....

(1960s) A novel LeRoy created miniature Tapa-clad native hut with thatched roof and fiberglass panels for light emission. 17"x25"x25"...

(1960s) Bob and LeRoy imported these prototype lamps for possible production but eventually passed on them. A version of these were eventually importe

(1960s) 13"x5"x6", 13.5"x6"x6". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) 12"x6"x5.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) 13"x5"x5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A spectacular George Nakashima Maori storyboard wall panel design for Steve Crane's The LUAU in Beverly Hills, CA. This panel hung at th...

(1970s) A signature Oceanic Arts Tiki! Carved by LeRoy Schmaltz, this Marquesan style figure was an evergreen style for OA and was a staple of their c

(1970s) This is a one-of-a-kind original carving by LeRoy Schmaltz. The ICONIC OA Hawaiian Ku Tiki God! It is substantial, standing at 8 feet tall. In

(1960s) This is one of the "tease tikis" on display for eons at OA with a frustrating "NOT FOR SALE" tag on it. Comes with that ...

(2000s) 37"x11". Fully carved and painted on all sides. VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) A striking LeRoy Schmaltz design, similar to a custom Tiki he made years ago for FRANKIE'S TIKI ROOM bar in Las Vegas, Nevada. Beautiful...

(1960s) A most famous tiki by OA carver, Jimmy Creech, created sometime in the mid 1960s. A number of fiberglass castings were made by Sea & Jun...

(2000s) Another look back by LeRoy Schmaltz at carving styles from OA's past. Here is an example of an "X-TIKI" as explained by LeRoy....

(1960s) A gorgeous panel designed by George Nakashima for Armet & Davis for inclusion at the Philadelphia flagship of the Marriott Kona Kai chai...

(2020s) Here is large Tiki Mana! This figure stands over 5" feet tall and affords an impressive display. The carving is excellent with lots of ...

(2000s) An interesting amalgamation tiki consisting of several design influences by LeRoy Schmaltz. There are Aboriginal, Hawaiian and Samoan elements

(1960s) A signature tiki from the studio rentals department. The inventory of Sea & Jungle was acquired by OA in the 1980s when they closed oper...

(2000s) A show-stopper tiki design by LeRoy Schmaltz. Rendered in classic OA earth tone polychromes paint scheme. The carving is very reminiscent of a

(1960s) Another fiberglass casting of an OA original by carver, Gary Heikka. "The Big Mouth" can be seen in many movies from the Sea &...

(1970s) Another survivor of the OA Luau Rental Department. 22"x13.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A series of seven figural posts were commissioned by Don the Beachcomber for their Las Vegas venue at the Sahara Casino. LeRoy Schmaltz and Ed

(2000s) A ferocious OA original by LeRoy Schmaltz. A classic generic "war god" type tiki figure with a flare at the head. Beautifully poly...

(1950s) A very early Schmaltz & Van Oosting modernist mosaic. Dates from LeRoy's period in the mid 1950s and his work with The Claremont Gro...

(1990s) 35"x10". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) 54.25"x36". VG+ with typical wear.

(1980s) Approx 15"x10"x10". VG+ with typical wear.

(1990s) Approx 42"x18". VG+ with typical wear.

(1990s) Approx 36.5"x10". VG+ with typical wear.

(1970-2014) An interesting piece of LeRoy abstract art, assembled pieces of painted wood and metal. LeRoy started this piece in 1970 and had put it as

(2000s) Signed. 29"x35.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(2016) Signed on base. 23.5"x16"x16". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 59"x12"x16". VG+ with typical wear.

(2015) Signed. Mixed wood, metal and paint. 26.5"x37.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 33"x18". VG+ with typical wear.