EXOTIKON: MUG-SHOT 3! TIKI MUG AUCTION

(1970s) Serving ware from the famous AKU AKU restaurant and lounge at the Stardust Casino in Las Vegas. Features a fun, rustic Moai graphic. VG+. 6....

(1970s) Serving ware from the famous AKU AKU restaurant and lounge at the Stardust Casino in Las Vegas. Features a fun, rustic Moai graphic. VG+. 6....

(1960s) This ashtray was manufactured for Trader Vic's and is part of a set of five different designs based on the GUY HUZE illustrations made f...

(1960s) One of the few Polynesian escapist venues in Alaska from the 1960s. VG+. 1"x4"dia.

(1970s) JARDIN TIKI was a much beloved part of the Montreal Tiki scene in the 1960s, up until 2015 when it closed. The familiar logo might be recogniz

(1960s) A pair (2) of branded rice serving bowls from Steve Crane's Kon Tiki restaurants. VG+ with typical wear. 2.5"x5"dia each.

(1960s) Handsome in its simplicity VG+. 5.25"x9"x6" w/ lid.

(2019) A rare set of two (2) Old Fashioned glasses with the logo and illustration for the beloved MAI-KAI in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. VG+. 4.5"...

(2012) A rare set of two (2) Old Fashioned glasses with logos from historic Tiki bars of the past. Produced by Hukilau founder, Christie White. VG+ wi

(1950s) A very rare glass tumbler for Trader Vic's featuring the corporate logo that was for whatever reason a "shield and oars". The ...

(1940s) Perhaps one of the best tropical cocktail label designs of all time! The CARIOCA ZOMBIE label is nothing short of stunning. It's no wond...

(1960s) A nice souvenir item from the mythic, TIKI GARDENS in Florida. Most likely sold at Trader Frank's. Gold and paint imagery. VG+ with typi...

(1960s) A nice souvenir item from the mythic, TIKI GARDENS in Florida. Most likely sold at Trader Frank's. Gold and paint imagery. VG+ with typi...

(1960s) Nice handled stein-mug for the famous Tahitian Lanai at the Waikikian Hotel in Honolulu. VG+. 5"x5.25"x3.25".

(1960s) A must for any collection, this open eyed Moai mug was made by OMC with variations for specific locations which could order these with their n

(1960s) One of the most handsome and iconic of the Polynesian Pop ceramics industry. This satin finish mug was used in many venues across the globe. O

(1960s) Great figural character mug for the famous Islander in Stockton, CA. VG+ with some common chipping to the white cold paint on the earrings. 4.

(1960s) An unmarked large Moai Tiki mug, most probably produced by Beauce Pottery based on the original mold from Spurlin Ceramics. VG+ with typical w

(1950s) Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery for Steve Crane's LUAU and KON TIKI restaurants. Marked Steve Crane and Associate...

(1950s) Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery for Steve Crane and Associates. Marked on the bottom. Also for the LUAU and KON TIKI. R

(1950s) Certainly one of the most striking drink bowls ever produced. Designed by Florian Gabriel and produced by HF Pottery for Steve Crane and Asso

(1960s) A later 60s mug for Steve Crane's Kon Tiki chain. VG+. 7"x2.75"dia.

(1960s) A fun design for Steve Crane's Kon Tiki Ports restaurants. Unique to his businesses. Scarce. VG+. 6.5"x.75"dia.

(1960s) One of the coolest mugs in Tikidom! The Mauna Loa had amazing custom mugs created by Gabe Florian of Steve Crane and Associates. Of them, this

(1960s) Handsome, detailed KU designed for the MAUNA LOA restaurant in Detroit, Michigan. VG+ with typical wear. 6.25"x2.5"dia.

(1960s) A unique design by Steve Crane and Associates, most probably Florian Gabriel, for the ill-fated Mauna Loa restaurant in Detroit, Michigan. Sat

(1960s) This is an unmarked version of the New Guinea drink mug for the famous MAUNA LOA in Mexico City. Better known for the Ren Clark version of thi

(1960) Retains original OMC sticker. VG+ with minor crazing and wear. 5.75"x4.75"dia.

(1950s) A classic OMC open eyed Moai from the famous Hawaii Kai in New York City. VG+ 7.5"x3.5"dia.

(1960s) Nice matte finish Ku War God mug. VG+ with typical wear. 7"x2.75"dia.

(1950s) Skipper Kent's in San Francisco is one of the elusive early Tiki establishments that pre-date the boom in late 1950s. This large mug is ...

(1960s) Several specialists have scratched their heads on this very handsome yet elusive Marquesan mug for a Polyneisna venue in Honduras. It features

(1960s) Fantastic hobbyist (?) renditions of the famous Toby Designs Tiki mug and the Missionary's Downfall Nui mug from the Hawaiian Village in...

(1962) A very overlooked mug produced by Southern California designer and Polyneisan Pop retailer, Toby Tobecksen under his TOBY DESIGNS studio. This

(1960s) An early crisp mold pull of the famous Mr. Bali-Hai mug produced for the restaurant of the same name in San Diego, California. This figurative

(1960s) One of the rare non-Mr Bali Hai figural mugs produced by OMC for Orchids of Hawaii. These usually feature some of the commonly chipping cold p

(1960s) Retains orig OMC stickers. VG+. 4"x2.75"dia w/ lid each.

(1950s) Light tan version. Marked Trader Vic's on the back. VG+. 4.75"x2"dia each.

(1950s) Light tan version. Marked Trader Vic's on the back. VG+ with small production flaw under the bottom rim of one. See photos. 4.75"x2...

(1950s) Rare "shoulder" version salt & pepper shakers of the Aku Aku-inspired logo for Trader Dick's. Marked with the logo on the ...

(1950s) VG+ with typical wear. 4"x2"dia each.

(1960s) These salt & pepper shakers were used at the Mauna Loa restaurant in Detroit, Michigan. VG+ with typical wear. 3.5"x1.75"dia e...

(1960s) Handsome Maori Tiki shakers from the flagship location of Marriott's KONA KAI in Philadelphia. VG+ with minor wear. 4"x1.75"di...

(1960s) Another color variation of the classic tri-Marquesan figural Scorpion bowl. VG+. 4.5"x7.75"dia.

(1960s) The jury is out on this one. Used at The Islander Stockton and Los Angeles locations in California, it was manufactured by either Spurlin/Dese

(1960s) Fun set, rare to find unopened in bag. VG+ with typical wear. 4.25"x7"x2" in package.

(1960s) Made by NASCO in Japan. VG+ with typical wear. 9.5"x3.25"dia.

(2025) A striking Tiki mug release by Eekum Bookum. This Papua New Guinea Sepik River Bird was originally carved in clay and cast in fiberglass by Hol

(1960s) Quon-Quon was a Taiwanese importer of pan-Asian and Polynesian novelty items to the United States. Oceanic Arts, Sea & Jungle and Paul-M...

(1960s) A very rare group of five Orchids of Hawaii Tiki mugs still in their original shipping box. VG+. 6"x2.5"dia each.