Hawaii All-Collectors Show - General Tiki

K Koolau Member Oahu, Hawaii Joined: Sep 23, 2006 Posts: 323	K Koolau Posted posted on Sun, Jul 22, 2007 4:34 PM I don't think the large tikis were for sale, which is kind of bizarre considering the cost to ship them to Hawaii. The woman I spoke to said the owner was excited about having the weathered tiki pair "come home to Hawaii". I asked if they were going to be kept here in Honolulu, and she said no, the current owner was taking them back to the mainland (Seattle?). I didn't see a price tag on the large tiki either. I'm not into carving or sculpture, so I didn't ask about price. From my photos, the tags on the smaller carvings appear to have three and four digit prices.

I don't think the large tikis were for sale, which is kind of bizarre considering the cost to ship them to Hawaii. The woman I spoke to said the owner was excited about having the weathered tiki pair "come home to Hawaii". I asked if they were going to be kept here in Honolulu, and she said no, the current owner was taking them back to the mainland (Seattle?). I didn't see a price tag on the large tiki either.

I'm not into carving or sculpture, so I didn't ask about price. From my photos, the tags on the smaller carvings appear to have three and four digit prices.

Post #320502 by Koolau on Sun, Jul 22, 2007 4:34 PM