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Va-va-voom mug (watch out risque content)
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atomictonytiki
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Sun, Mar 16, 2003 10:21 AM
I know this ain't a Tiki mug but its was too nice a mug to leave at the car-boot sale on the bad mans table. But their is something about it that niggles my Tiki-sense, anybody know of this mug? NO marks on the bottom.
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tikifish
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Sun, Mar 16, 2003 10:44 AM
I've seen them around quite a bit, I passed one up for 10 bucks the other day - that seems to be the going rate for them. I figure since they're fairly common, they were not from a bar but something you could buy at a novelty store, that's my guess! Jane |
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atomictonytiki
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Sun, Mar 16, 2003 2:39 PM
I thought Gentleman's Novelty Item when i saw it, If it wasn't so deep it could be a shaving mug. |
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Tue, Mar 18, 2003 6:39 AM
Hey Atomictonytiki, I got one of those about a month ago for £4.95. While it's not really Tiki at all, it goes well with all the other mugs that can be used for guests who get more excited by a Buddha mug than a moai. There are similar mugs that depict Hawaiian wahines in various contortions, though, which are worthy of any Tiki bar. Trader Woody |
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atomictonytiki
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Tue, Mar 18, 2003 10:14 AM
see i wondered if was made by a company that also made tiki mugs coz if you were to remove the naked ladies then the shape of the blank mug reminds me of a tiki mug i've seen somewhere. |
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Trader Woody
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Wed, Mar 19, 2003 3:20 PM
You might be thinking of the concave Daga mug, made in Hawaii, which is quite widespread. It has a very similar shape, but these mucky mugs aren't Dagas. Just checking my mug and there's a sticker on the bottom saying it's made by Salco, and is "Foreign".... Well, that's helpful! 'Be rest assurred wherever you are, we made these mugs somewhere else.' Trader Woody |
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