Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

P pappythesailor Member Mass. Joined: Jul 07, 2005 Posts: 1566	P pappythesailor Posted posted on Wed, Nov 2, 2005 3:55 AM In New England, this is called 'hitting the motherlode'. Thanks to Puritans and the Tiki Taliban, you can look a long time and not find nothin'. 4 Tumblers are like new and have palm trees, hula gals and guy playin' uke--$4. T.V. S&P set in rotten mud color--$4. Solitary S. Crane Salt shaker was $1. R-71 was $1.50 but there's a crack in back (visible) so it's perfect for diplay. Big tiki face is pine, eyes are plastic or glass beads. It's about 6 inches deep so it can stand up. No idea of origin--$5.

In New England, this is called 'hitting the motherlode'. Thanks to Puritans and the Tiki Taliban, you can look a long time and not find nothin'. 4 Tumblers are like new and have palm trees, hula gals and guy playin' uke--$4. T.V. S&P set in rotten mud color--$4. Solitary S. Crane Salt shaker was $1. R-71 was $1.50 but there's a crack in back (visible) so it's perfect for diplay. Big tiki face is pine, eyes are plastic or glass beads. It's about 6 inches deep so it can stand up. No idea of origin--$5.

Post #196085 by pappythesailor on Wed, Nov 2, 2005 3:55 AM