Large Tiki Fork and Spoon Collecting - Collecting Tiki

BB Bongo Bungalow Member Indiana Joined: Aug 20, 2007 Posts: 1295	BB Bongo Bungalow Posted posted on Tue, Nov 11, 2008 4:07 AM Could not agree more, bigbrotiki. Yet, here they are... part of tiki history. And many of us occasionally add un-artistic items to our collections. When guests see my office tiki collection, they find some items facinating, some items beautiful, some surprising and some items humorous. My tiki fork is a bit in the last catagory. I get something like, "I've seen these before, I didn't notice they were little tiki guys!" I like that. There is a drive for some collectors to gather in EVERYTHING they find that fits the catagory. I wonder if any TC members have like 50 sets of Large Tiki Forks and Spoons? How much variety is out there? How amusing would they be all hung together on one wall?

Could not agree more, bigbrotiki. Yet, here they are... part of tiki history. And many of us occasionally add un-artistic items to our collections.

When guests see my office tiki collection, they find some items facinating, some items beautiful, some surprising and some items humorous. My tiki fork is a bit in the last catagory. I get something like, "I've seen these before, I didn't notice they were little tiki guys!" I like that.

There is a drive for some collectors to gather in EVERYTHING they find that fits the catagory. I wonder if any TC members have like 50 sets of Large Tiki Forks and Spoons? How much variety is out there? How amusing would they be all hung together on one wall?

Post #418332 by Bongo Bungalow on Tue, Nov 11, 2008 4:07 AM