Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

N naugatiki Tiki Socialite Port Angeles, Wa Joined: Jan 02, 2004 Posts: 882	N naugatiki Posted posted on Wed, Feb 18, 2004 6:29 PM Today on my travels I drove by one of those roadside shacks that sell every kind of chainsaw carving for your home and garden where 90% of them are bears. On a whim I stopped in to possibly commission one of the burly gentlemen to render a lawn tiki or at least see if that was an option. Then I saw these babies on the wall and after a little haggling got the pair for $70. I'm not sure if they're Witco (It would be nice, they measure 36 inches by 9) since they have no tags and on the back have a large "D" dug in them. Other than that they're dead ringers. Anyone have any clues? Is there a resident Witco expert in this form? The Waikikian Tiki Gardens http://members.tripod.com/gregg-n/waikikian_tiki_gardens.htm [ Edited by: naugatiki on 2004-02-18 18:34 ]

Today on my travels I drove by one of those roadside shacks that sell every kind of chainsaw carving for your home and garden where 90% of them are bears. On a whim I stopped in to possibly commission one of the burly gentlemen to render a lawn tiki or at least see if that was an option. Then I saw these babies on the wall and after a little haggling got the pair for $70. I'm not sure if they're Witco (It would be nice, they measure 36 inches by 9) since they have no tags and on the back have a large "D" dug in them. Other than that they're dead ringers. Anyone have any clues? Is there a resident Witco expert in this form?

The Waikikian Tiki Gardens
http://members.tripod.com/gregg-n/waikikian_tiki_gardens.htm

[ Edited by: naugatiki on 2004-02-18 18:34 ]

Post #76767 by naugatiki on Wed, Feb 18, 2004 6:29 PM