Savage Renewal Homemade Tiki Mugs - Collecting Tiki

STCB Sabu The Coconut Boy Tiki Socialite Carson, California Joined: Aug 20, 2002 Posts: 2807	STCB Sabu The Coconut Boy Posted posted on Fri, Jul 2, 2010 11:54 PM Time for some historical reference material. These ads are from Babalu's collection of vintage "Popular Ceramics" magazines from the 1960s. (Thanks for letting me scan these, Babalu!) They give you an idea of the range of Duncan molds that were out there and why we keep finding these mugs in the wild. :down: November 1966. Duncan Ceramics of Fresno, CA. :down: November 1967. Gare molds, including a tiki lamp base. :down: August 1968. 2 Duncan molds ads. :up: I actually own the Tiki Beer Mug mold and the stacking mugs mold. I should really give them a try. :down: July 1969. Lots of good stuff here. :down: August 1971. Check out the cool Luau Pig bowl at the bottom.

Time for some historical reference material. These ads are from Babalu's collection of vintage "Popular Ceramics" magazines from the 1960s. (Thanks for letting me scan these, Babalu!) They give you an idea of the range of Duncan molds that were out there and why we keep finding these mugs in the wild.

:down: November 1966. Duncan Ceramics of Fresno, CA.

:down: November 1967. Gare molds, including a tiki lamp base.

:down: August 1968. 2 Duncan molds ads.

:up: I actually own the Tiki Beer Mug mold and the stacking mugs mold. I should really give them a try.

:down: July 1969. Lots of good stuff here.

:down: August 1971. Check out the cool Luau Pig bowl at the bottom.

Post #540542 by Sabu The Coconut Boy on Fri, Jul 2, 2010 11:54 PM