Tiki shop at the Red Rooster Antique Mall in Las Vegas - Collecting Tiki

T tikipedia Member San Diego Joined: Aug 25, 2004 Posts: 491	T tikipedia Posted posted on Tue, Sep 5, 2006 6:16 PM On 2006-09-05 15:17, TikiDiego wrote: Just a heads up for everyone, I was in Vegas over the long holiday weekend and made a stop into the Red Rooster to see if there was anything new and exciting. There was still a bunch of cool stuff at Tiki Lee's, and I even picked up a nice little Orchids of Hawaii R-76 mug. Doh! I was also in Vegas over Labor Day weekend. But I didn't see this thread or know about the Red Rooster antique mall. But we did go see the Aku Aku moai in Sunset Park. Don't know if the 10 hour drive back to San Diego (normally 4 1/2 hours) was worth it, though. I never saw I-15 like that before. But I did find (but didn't buy for $35.00) a 6 mug rack that was shaped like an outrigger canoe at a antique store in Kingman, AZ. And picked up some Treasure Craft Pineapple S&P shakers for $2.00

On 2006-09-05 15:17, TikiDiego wrote:
Just a heads up for everyone, I was in Vegas over the long holiday weekend and made a stop into the Red Rooster to see if there was anything new and exciting.

There was still a bunch of cool stuff at Tiki Lee's, and I even picked up a nice little Orchids of Hawaii R-76 mug.

Doh! I was also in Vegas over Labor Day weekend. But I didn't see this thread or know about the Red Rooster antique mall. But we did go see the Aku Aku moai in Sunset Park. Don't know if the 10 hour drive back to San Diego (normally 4 1/2 hours) was worth it, though. I never saw I-15 like that before.

But I did find (but didn't buy for $35.00) a 6 mug rack that was shaped like an outrigger canoe at a antique store in Kingman, AZ. And picked up some Treasure Craft Pineapple S&P shakers for $2.00

Post #252516 by tikipedia on Tue, Sep 5, 2006 6:16 PM