Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

UJ Unkle John Tiki Socialite Middle-of-the-Ocean, TX Joined: Oct 22, 2003 Posts: 1217	UJ Unkle John Posted posted on Thu, Jul 30, 2009 9:36 AM On 2009-07-29 12:24, dewey-surf wrote: ... and the turqouise small tiki glass, no markings on bottom. That mug was actually a candle holder (possibly citronella) that Big Lots sold a few years back. They came out in at least 5 different colors (Blue, Brown, Green, Orange, Red) and was distributed by Midwest Home Products, Inc. (Item #DCC9035). The candles were colored to match the "mug". I never removed the candles from mine, I think mainly because of the shallowness of the mug (the bottom is concave and peaks around the line where the upper lip is) and that I could use some candles to help set the mood (or use when a storm knocks the power out). [ Edited by: Unkle John 2009-07-30 09:37 ]

On 2009-07-29 12:24, dewey-surf wrote:

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and the turqouise small tiki glass, no markings on bottom.

That mug was actually a candle holder (possibly citronella) that Big Lots sold a few years back.
They came out in at least 5 different colors (Blue, Brown, Green, Orange, Red) and was distributed by Midwest Home Products, Inc. (Item #DCC9035). The candles were colored to match the "mug". I never removed the candles from mine, I think mainly because of the shallowness of the mug (the bottom is concave and peaks around the line where the upper lip is) and that I could use some candles to help set the mood (or use when a storm knocks the power out).

[ Edited by: Unkle John 2009-07-30 09:37 ]

Post #472989 by Unkle John on Thu, Jul 30, 2009 9:36 AM