Sterling Silver Tiki Spoons - Collecting Tiki

T TabooDan Tiki Socialite Coast of BC now in Crowsnest, AB., Canada Joined: Jul 18, 2004 Posts: 691	T TabooDan Posted posted on Tue, Feb 5, 2008 11:24 PM Hey Hawaiian Dick, I am with Sabu and Big Bro as well. The items from the Aku Aku in Vegas and the Kon Tiki's were much different then this design and styles of the fonts used were much different. Also, I think the Aku Aku spoon would not be so historically or physically accurate by showing the belly and hands much like the full statues. I think it would have been just a Moai head or something along those lines. I think you got some VERY nice collectibles from the Kon Tiki Museum in Oslo or possibly some sort of promotion for the books. Maybe "Buy the new book get a special commemorative spoon"!! Great find and also extra special with the family connection!! TabooDan

Hey Hawaiian Dick, I am with Sabu and Big Bro as well.
The items from the Aku Aku in Vegas and the Kon Tiki's were much different then this design and styles of the fonts used were much different.
Also, I think the Aku Aku spoon would not be so historically or physically accurate by showing the belly and hands much like the full statues. I think it would have been just a Moai head or something along those lines.

I think you got some VERY nice collectibles from the Kon Tiki Museum in Oslo or possibly some sort of promotion for the books. Maybe "Buy the new book get a special commemorative spoon"!!
Great find and also extra special with the family connection!!

TabooDan

Post #359463 by TabooDan on Tue, Feb 5, 2008 11:24 PM