THE OCEANIC ARTS: VINTAGE TIKI COLLECTION AUCTION

(1960s) A large wood carved outrigger display bowl and stand. Features LeRoy carved prow crocodile and lizard.BOAT: 12"x72"x14", STAN...

(1970s) A famous Oceanic Arts fiberglass outrigger punch bowl with stand.32"x61"x34"VG+ with typical wear

(1960s) An elaborately carved wooden outrigger with boom. This is one of the earliest styles from the OA catalog and this type was produced for countl

(2000s) A double-boomed outrigger customized by LeRoy Schmaltz. Painted underside as well for hanging. A smaller display size than a full-sized outrig

(Early 1960s) This is the original, master pattern for this famous OA design. The war club is removable. With spindle chocks. This style was also used

(Early 1960s) This is the original, master pattern for this famous OA design tiki. OA produced this design in many sizes, covering uses as lamps, stac

(1950s) A very iconic piece of OA history. This Moai carving by LeRoy Schmaltz has been produced in many products over the years, from door handles, t

(1970s) Here is a master pattern for the famous Trader Vic's "Suffering Bastard" design. Repurposed by OA for use as lamps, stacked po...

(1960s) This detailed Hawaiian warrior carving and it's larger counterpart were early 'novelty gag' carvings produced by OA. These, like...

(1960s) This version of Hawaiian Warrior Gag Figure is the seldom seen large version. OA only produced these for one year and let’s just say,

(1957) This is one of the earliest carvings by Bob Van Oosting. Many are not aware Bob did a good deal of carving for OA in the early years. Following

(1960s) Another master pattern carving of this beautifully detailed Ku figure by LeRoy Schmaltz. Spindle chocks present.16"x4"x3.5"VG+

(1960s) A master pattern carving featured in the OA catalog. Detailed Maori figure holding a war club with tall base inscribed, "TIKI" acr...

(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/80s) Here is another icon of the Poly-Pop world. These three Bora Bora Cannibals have been used in a multitude of applications and configuratio

(1960s) OA produced several versions of Dutch New Guinea war shields over the years. This 18" version was offered most commonly as a door push ...

(1960s) The Big Kahuna of door pulls, this was initially a custom created item for a restaurant in the 1960s (OA initially offered a hardwood version)

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

(1990s) These figures are eco-recycling at its best. As described in the OA Book (page 159), upon the occasional client request to remove the authenti

(1990s) The same as Lot 169, three figures mounted on a carved base.7.5"x5"EX

(1960s) Carved on both sides. this is the original master pattern carving with bottom spindle chock. A gorgeous carving.48.5"x7"VG+ with t...

(1960s) A long ceremonial paddle carved in hardwood. A staple of the OA catalog. Spindle chocks present.49.5"x 8"VG+ with typical wear

(1960s) This is an incredible piece! The intricacy of the carving in this master is simply beautiful. Carved on both sides in nicely grained hardwood,

(1960s) A pair of OA war club carvings used for master patterns. The first, #307 does not have the cross-hatch design in the head of the club carved o

(1960s) Highly detailed two-sided original master pattern carving in hardwood. Spindle chock on the head.48.5x5"VG+ with typical wear

(1960s) Two sides original master carving with spindle chocks. Very detailed design.44"x8"VG+ with typical wear

(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) This is an incredible piece! The intricacy of the carving in this master is simply beautiful. Carved on both sides in nicely grained hardwood,

(1960) Here is a rarity. This original master carving was created by Cass Carving of Los Angeles based on designs by George Nakashima for Googie archi

(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 pat

(1950s)12"x9"VG+ with light pencil marks on the back on one

(1950s).12"x9"VG+ with light pencil marks on the back on one

(1960).7"x4.25"VG+

(1950s).6"x9"VG+

(1960s) Die cut Moai menu, promotional folder, drink tent sign and standard menu9.5"x4.5" to 12.5"x9.5"Overall VG+ Pen inscripti...

(1950s)12.5"x9"Overall VG+ pin holes

(1950s)9"x6"VG+

(1950s)13.25"x10.5"Overall VG with some tears, worn corners, menu and pages have seperated. Currently held with archival tape.

(1960s)9.5"x6.25"EX

(1960s)5.75"x9"VG with vertical fold crease

-19616.5"x4.75"VG+ with minor wear

(1960s) Mishima's, Dobb's House, Bali Hai-Shelter Island and Langermans Luau Take Out MenusMixed sizesVG+ to VG with minor wear and chipping

(1960s)5.5"x4.75"EX

(1950s)8"x5"EX

(1960s)8.5"x5.25"VG+

(1973).7.5"x4.5"EX

(1950s)11"x12"VG with small tears, discoloration and pin hole at top

(1950s) A very rare menu from the Lake Tahoe Kon Tiki. Condition is well used but the only specimen of this menu we've run across.14"x11&qu...

(1960s-1972)7"x4.5", 17"x11"EX/VG+ with minor wear and toning

(1960s)13"x9.5"VG+ with minor wear