Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

A atomictonytiki Tiki Socialite Spain Joined: May 14, 2002 Posts: 1322	A atomictonytiki Posted posted on Fri, Jun 10, 2005 11:29 AM The Harvey's mug i found last month defiantly has broken my tiki drought, scored a couple of nice mugs of ebay fairly cheaply and scored these items in the "field".. A nice Butlin's Tea Tray with John Hilde postcard images one of which is of a Beachcomber Bar, scooped this up for £2 at a rain soaked summer fair and along at a stall covered in bric-a-brac I found this wooden Ku mug, it doesn't have a handle attached but the back is unmarked, making me believe it was made that way, a nice price at only 50p. This makes three wooden Ku mugs in my collection (all found in the wild), which means that the wooden Ku is the most commonly found tiki mug in Scotland. [ Edited by: atomictonytiki 2009-01-21 09:50 ]

The Harvey's mug i found last month defiantly has broken my tiki drought, scored a couple of nice mugs of ebay fairly cheaply and scored these items in the "field"..

A nice Butlin's Tea Tray with John Hilde postcard images one of which is of a Beachcomber Bar, scooped this up for £2 at a rain soaked summer fair and along at a stall covered in bric-a-brac I found this wooden Ku mug, it doesn't have a handle attached but the back is unmarked, making me believe it was made that way, a nice price at only 50p.

This makes three wooden Ku mugs in my collection (all found in the wild), which means that the wooden Ku is the most commonly found tiki mug in Scotland.

[ Edited by: atomictonytiki 2009-01-21 09:50 ]

Post #164969 by atomictonytiki on Fri, Jun 10, 2005 11:29 AM