Is this a Stockton Islander Mug - Collecting Tiki

T tikicleen Tiki Socialite ripon: almond capital yet no orgeat Joined: Nov 11, 2003 Posts: 338	T tikicleen Posted posted on Sun, Nov 11, 2007 12:20 AM midnite reveals the mystery of the vicious virgin here "..these mugs were made for the LA Islander restaurant in the late 50s and early 60s. According to Bob van Oosting from Oceanic Arts in Whitier these were produced by a lady named Betty Spurlin. She produced these out of a small kiln at her house and sold her mugs to a number of restaurants during that time frame. She never marked her mugs. However they are quite distinguished by their rich glases. This mug can be seen in the LA Islander Menu on page 162 in the book of tiki. It stands with some of the rarest tiki mugs around."

midnite reveals the mystery of the vicious virgin here

"..these mugs were made for the LA Islander restaurant in the late 50s and early 60s. According to Bob van Oosting from Oceanic Arts in Whitier these were produced by a lady named Betty Spurlin. She produced these out of a small kiln at her house and sold her mugs to a number of restaurants during that time frame. She never marked her mugs. However they are quite distinguished by their rich glases. This mug can be seen in the LA Islander Menu on page 162 in the book of tiki. It stands with some of the rarest tiki mugs around."

Post #343263 by tikicleen on Sun, Nov 11, 2007 12:20 AM