Tiki's in Maryland - General Tiki

J JackLord Tiki Socialite Washington, DC Joined: Jan 18, 2006 Posts: 175	J JackLord Posted posted on Sun, Jul 24, 2011 4:32 PM Take a trip to Rehobeth. I was there last Fall and went through all the shell shoppes and other purveyors of seashore kitsch. I found several new, but good mugs, a decent mask, puffer fish, and plenty of Japanese glass floats. Also found a decent Tiki bottle opener and fish netting. Best of all, it was all on sale. There is also plenty of other nautical stuff. On the way home, I grabbed one of Murph's Tiki carvings at a roadside vegetable market- may be the one in that picture above. Good work and the price was more than fair. I have found some great stuff on Craigs List. Also, the downtown National Aquarium gift shop has some Japanese glass floats in netting. Maybe check out the big one in Baltimore. Finally, World Market has mugs and a few other things. They have a lot of Bamboo items that could be the basis for projects or embellishments. [ Edited by: JackLord 2011-07-24 16:34 ]

Take a trip to Rehobeth.

I was there last Fall and went through all the shell shoppes and other purveyors of seashore kitsch. I found several new, but good mugs, a decent mask, puffer fish, and plenty of Japanese glass floats. Also found a decent Tiki bottle opener and fish netting. Best of all, it was all on sale. There is also plenty of other nautical stuff.

On the way home, I grabbed one of Murph's Tiki carvings at a roadside vegetable market- may be the one in that picture above. Good work and the price was more than fair.

I have found some great stuff on Craigs List. Also, the downtown National Aquarium gift shop has some Japanese glass floats in netting. Maybe check out the big one in Baltimore.

Finally, World Market has mugs and a few other things. They have a lot of Bamboo items that could be the basis for projects or embellishments.

[ Edited by: JackLord 2011-07-24 16:34 ]

Post #599085 by JackLord on Sun, Jul 24, 2011 4:32 PM