Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

B Brandomoai Tiki Socialite Edmonton, AB, Canada Joined: Mar 05, 2008 Posts: 329	B Brandomoai Posted posted on Sat, Apr 12, 2008 1:35 PM I felt totally crapped on :wink: I saw the same Kamehameha in lava along with a Coco Joe hula girl at the West End Goodwill but passed on those due to poor condition, too. It's hard to imagine where any of this stuff is coming from, but I seem to find decent Tiki stuff on a regular basis. I also travel around the province for work, so I try to check out thrift/antique stores where ever I can. But I have a question (sorry if this should be on a new thread): when I find unmarked mugs like the Parasol Girl above or the R-5 lookalike below on the left... ...where are these from? Are they homemade, or from a generic importer? In other words, what if I can't find them on Ooga-Mooga?

I felt totally crapped on :wink:
I saw the same Kamehameha in lava along with a Coco Joe hula girl at the West End Goodwill but passed on those due to poor condition, too. It's hard to imagine where any of this stuff is coming from, but I seem to find decent Tiki stuff on a regular basis. I also travel around the province for work, so I try to check out thrift/antique stores where ever I can. But I have a question (sorry if this should be on a new thread): when I find unmarked mugs like the Parasol Girl above or the R-5 lookalike below on the left...

...where are these from? Are they homemade, or from a generic importer? In other words, what if I can't find them on Ooga-Mooga?

Post #373309 by Brandomoai on Sat, Apr 12, 2008 1:35 PM