Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

B Brandomoai Tiki Socialite Edmonton, AB, Canada Joined: Mar 05, 2008 Posts: 329	B Brandomoai Posted posted on Wed, Feb 24, 2010 11:40 AM Here are some finds from the first part of Oh-Ten: Plastic Kona Coffee Mill cup; Orchids R-76; very crude mermaid mug from the Hawaiian Village, New Westminister, BC. Must be a newer one, judging by the crudeness of the features; Island Heritage mug; and a Ti-Toki decanter. Plus, a mini float, a square foot piece of Tapa-style cloth (possibly a dinner napkin), and a sort of Witco-looking, probably Spanish wine rack that fits in nicely. Here's my is-it-or-isn't-it-Witco flower vase/war club/turkey drumstick mounted on my wall. I actually found this in Phoenix at a place called Go Kat Go. They were selling it as a "Witco Tiki" and although they seemed to be the sort of place who'd know (they had some nice pieces of Witco furniture) I had my doubts. Still, the price was right, and it looks pretty good!

Here are some finds from the first part of Oh-Ten:

Plastic Kona Coffee Mill cup; Orchids R-76; very crude mermaid mug from the Hawaiian Village, New Westminister, BC. Must be a newer one, judging by the crudeness of the features; Island Heritage mug; and a Ti-Toki decanter. Plus, a mini float, a square foot piece of Tapa-style cloth (possibly a dinner napkin), and a sort of Witco-looking, probably Spanish wine rack that fits in nicely.

Here's my is-it-or-isn't-it-Witco flower vase/war club/turkey drumstick mounted on my wall. I actually found this in Phoenix at a place called Go Kat Go. They were selling it as a "Witco Tiki" and although they seemed to be the sort of place who'd know (they had some nice pieces of Witco furniture) I had my doubts. Still, the price was right, and it looks pretty good!

Post #513158 by Brandomoai on Wed, Feb 24, 2010 11:40 AM