KAHIKI Columbus, ohio tiki bar restaurant. Lee Henry, The catalog - Collecting Tiki

T tikiskip Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Nov 26, 2005 Posts: 5993	T tikiskip Posted posted on Fri, Dec 22, 2017 12:50 PM It has not been added to this page yet. But I think I have seen it before or one like it, was the seller in Ohio? Wait I just saw it on page 34 of this thread. That looks like it was made out of something called pour rock as told to me by Herman Leitwein. Some of the ashtrays lamps ect were made from this stuff most likely a trademark name for a plaster like substance that was brown or grey. Many times there would be a brown or dark colored felt on the bottom. So many different people/companies made stuff for the Kahiki. Mrs. Sapp Herman Leitwein Coburn Morgan The art collage HiTiki Hoffman Pottery Mario Torres Imperial glass company Anchor Hocking Sterling China Oceanic Arts Dangel Creations from New Rome, OH. Coburn Morgan vogue rattan mfg. co Benson Co. Phil Kientz Bernard C Altenbach Jack Hite Morgantown Pana-Vue souvenir pack Jack Liberatore Lavisse Bob & Dorothy Breining -- made the "mystery bowl" dirty Donny Martin, Thief, wood Majestic paint made a custom color,just for the Kahiki “Kahiki Brown” Witco Phil Kintz DSK Designs / David Krys Maryland Match co Dundee lighters Distinctive rattan furniture by Clark Casual furniture INC. mi-ko usa Tom Iaquinta Mr Leitweins son bill Morgan Stone studio. OMC Japan There was a guy Bernard C Altenbach who also did the Hustler clubs here in town that worked on the Kahiki he was eccentric they say he got into so many wrecks that he would wear a crash helmet when he drove a car. They say he fell in love with one of the girls at the Hustler club and left his family and went to California, just up and left. Heard much of this from the first interview that Jeff and I did with Mr. Sapp for Tiki Mag, Heck Tiki Mag cut most of the good stuff out. I still have the notes from that somewhere. Plus I had Mr. Leitwein with Tom Iaquinta also went to Mr. Leitweins house. Want to get the info put here before I forget it all. I can tell you I missed a ton of people/companies in that list of people that made stuff for the Kahiki up top, will add to that list as I find more. Nice addition DC! º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤ºº¤ø,¸¸,:MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM TIKISKIP!!:º¤ø,¸¸ø¤ºº¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º [ Edited by: tikiskip 2018-01-03 06:11 ]

It has not been added to this page yet.
But I think I have seen it before or one like it, was the seller in Ohio?
Wait I just saw it on page 34 of this thread.

That looks like it was made out of something called pour rock as told to me by Herman Leitwein.
Some of the ashtrays lamps ect were made from this stuff most likely a trademark name for a plaster like substance that was brown or grey.

Many times there would be a brown or dark colored felt on the bottom.

So many different people/companies made stuff for the Kahiki.
Mrs. Sapp
Herman Leitwein
Coburn Morgan
The art collage
HiTiki
Hoffman Pottery
Mario Torres
Imperial glass company
Anchor Hocking
Sterling China
Oceanic Arts
Dangel Creations from New Rome, OH.
Coburn Morgan
vogue rattan mfg. co
Benson Co.
Phil Kientz
Bernard C Altenbach
Jack Hite
Morgantown
Pana-Vue souvenir pack
Jack Liberatore
Lavisse
Bob & Dorothy Breining -- made the "mystery bowl"
dirty Donny
Martin, Thief, wood
Majestic paint made a custom color,just for the Kahiki “Kahiki Brown”
Witco
Phil Kintz
DSK Designs / David Krys
Maryland Match co
Dundee lighters
Distinctive rattan furniture by Clark Casual furniture INC.
mi-ko usa
Tom Iaquinta
Mr Leitweins son bill
Morgan Stone studio.
OMC Japan

There was a guy Bernard C Altenbach who also did the Hustler clubs here in town that worked on the Kahiki he was eccentric they say he got into so many wrecks that he would wear a crash helmet when he drove a car.

They say he fell in love with one of the girls at the Hustler club and left his family and went to California, just up and left.

Heard much of this from the first interview that Jeff and I did with Mr. Sapp for Tiki Mag, Heck Tiki Mag cut most of the good stuff out.
I still have the notes from that somewhere.
Plus I had Mr. Leitwein with Tom Iaquinta also went to Mr. Leitweins house.
Want to get the info put here before I forget it all.

I can tell you I missed a ton of people/companies in that list of people that made stuff for the Kahiki up top, will add to that list as I find more.

Nice addition DC!

º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤ºº¤ø,¸¸,:MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM TIKISKIP!!:º¤ø,¸¸ø¤ºº¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º

[ Edited by: tikiskip 2018-01-03 06:11 ]

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