Tikis in films - General Tiki

B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Mon, Mar 19, 2012 9:14 AM I think that one is kind of rare, while you can still get most of the full sized Okolehao bottles for around 50.- bucks, here's my collection: I found most of these in liquor stores on back shelves - but that was in the 90s. :) Most of them are made by Hawaiian Distillers: The one in the Descendants is not even an Okolehao bottle per se: My version (above) has no type on it, and there is a blue one that says "Vodka" on it in Phil Roberts' "Waikiki Tiki". So I think it was made as a decanter and sold empty. Mine is signed thus: Waikiki Tiki has a couple of other ceramic Tiki pieces by Kay Good in it.

I think that one is kind of rare, while you can still get most of the full sized Okolehao bottles for around 50.- bucks, here's my collection:

I found most of these in liquor stores on back shelves - but that was in the 90s. :) Most of them are made by Hawaiian Distillers:

The one in the Descendants is not even an Okolehao bottle per se: My version (above) has no type on it, and there is a blue one that says "Vodka" on it in Phil Roberts' "Waikiki Tiki". So I think it was made as a decanter and sold empty. Mine is signed thus:

Waikiki Tiki has a couple of other ceramic Tiki pieces by Kay Good in it.

Post #629265 by bigbrotiki on Mon, Mar 19, 2012 9:14 AM