Where Are The Rare Tiki Items? - Collecting Tiki

H'T Hau 'oli Tiki Member Lamegoona Hills, CA Joined: Feb 03, 2005 Posts: 410	H'T Hau 'oli Tiki Posted posted on Thu, Feb 24, 2005 8:47 PM I feel I must ask. In the Book of Tiki, we see that it was such a happening scene back then. So where did all that great stuff go? I remember seeing a few Hawaaianna items at my Grandmother's house. She said she gave them to charity. If all our Grandparents had a few (or a ton) of tiki decor items, and gave it to family, charity, whatever, then why can't I find any? If you like Victorian, look no further than the "antique" shop around the corner. Primative your thang? Same shop. How about that Retro 40s look? They got you covered. But ask to find some tiki and you here "Oh, that's very rare and difficult to find". So who's got it all? There has to be about 20 of you out there hoarding the good, old, rare stuff. Who? Means: Happy Tiki [ Edited by: Hau 'Oli Tiki on 2005-02-24 20:48 ]

I feel I must ask. In the Book of Tiki, we see that it was such a happening scene back then. So where did all that great stuff go? I remember seeing a few Hawaaianna items at my Grandmother's house. She said she gave them to charity. If all our Grandparents had a few (or a ton) of tiki decor items, and gave it to family, charity, whatever, then why can't I find any? If you like Victorian, look no further than the "antique" shop around the corner. Primative your thang? Same shop. How about that Retro 40s look? They got you covered. But ask to find some tiki and you here "Oh, that's very rare and difficult to find". So who's got it all? There has to be about 20 of you out there hoarding the good, old, rare stuff. Who?

Means: Happy Tiki

[ Edited by: Hau 'Oli Tiki on 2005-02-24 20:48 ]

Post #143147 by Hau 'oli Tiki on Thu, Feb 24, 2005 8:47 PM