Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

BPB Bay Park Buzzy Tiki Socialite West Bay Park, San Diego, CA Joined: Apr 07, 2006 Posts: 3066	BPB Bay Park Buzzy Posted posted on Sat, Apr 7, 2007 5:22 PM Stuff I found this weekend: A flat wood tiki, a New Zealand map tray, and a pair of ceramic s+p shakers the NZ map rolling tray has a little moko dude on it Also, another made in phillipines Hawaiian tiki and an unmarked lava King K This is a nice piece I usually pass on newish tiki stuff I find in the wild, but I bought the s+p shakers because they were the same design as two older mugs I found a while back. I posted the mugs on finds and found out they were ones you go and get at a ceramics shop and decorate yourself. Here are the new made in China salt and pepper shakers that I just got and the original mugs: Long lost cousins reunited? The only real difference is that they used the same hands for both of them on the shakers, but the one on the right has them upside down. Shaka Brah! Buzzy Out!

Stuff I found this weekend:
A flat wood tiki, a New Zealand map tray, and a pair of ceramic s+p shakers

the NZ map rolling tray has a little moko dude on it

Also, another made in phillipines Hawaiian tiki and an unmarked lava King K

This is a nice piece

I usually pass on newish tiki stuff I find in the wild, but I bought the s+p shakers because they were the same design as two older mugs I found a while back. I posted the mugs on finds and found out they were ones you go and get at a ceramics shop and decorate yourself. Here are the new made in China salt and pepper shakers that I just got and the original mugs:

Long lost cousins reunited? The only real difference is that they used the same hands for both of them on the shakers, but the one on the right has them upside down. Shaka Brah!

Buzzy Out!

Post #297537 by Bay Park Buzzy on Sat, Apr 7, 2007 5:22 PM