Tikiskip: Guide to tiki bar lights, Identification of styles, ect... - Collecting Tiki

T tikiskip Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Nov 26, 2005 Posts: 5994	T tikiskip Posted posted on Fri, Feb 9, 2018 12:19 PM The coconut shell lamp. These were the souvenirs you would buy way back when in Hawaii. Once saw a postcard with many of these on a table on the side of the road in Hawaii for sale, am kinda surprised they are not more popular in the new tiki bars I see. This one has starfish feet very cool, also has a light in the bottom and on the top but then I added the bottom light. Now this one is a starfish lamp as it is made of starfish. These two are mine and I think I have like four of these lights now. They sell for between $20.00 and up, most in the $80.00 dollar range and always need to be rewired. Here is s shell lamp. These could also be called TV lamps as they were said to help your eyes if watching TV in the dark. These too were sold as souvenirs way back when in Hawaii.

The coconut shell lamp.
These were the souvenirs you would buy way back when in Hawaii.
Once saw a postcard with many of these on a table on the side of the road in Hawaii for sale, am kinda surprised they are not more popular in the new tiki bars I see.

This one has starfish feet very cool, also has a light in the bottom and on the top but then I added the bottom light.

Now this one is a starfish lamp as it is made of starfish.
These two are mine and I think I have like four of these lights now.
They sell for between $20.00 and up, most in the $80.00 dollar range and always need to be rewired.

Here is s shell lamp.
These could also be called TV lamps as they were said to help your eyes if watching TV in the dark.
These too were sold as souvenirs way back when in Hawaii.

Post #783774 by tikiskip on Fri, Feb 9, 2018 12:19 PM