THE OCEANIC ARTS VINTAGE TIKI COLLECTION AUCTION 2

(1960s) 14"x5.75". A variation of OA's famous nautical capstan table lamps. VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) This back to back Maori tiki lamp has a tall plastic cylinder chimney. This type was generally manufactured for Trader Vic's locations d...

(1960s) This is an example of the custom "graphic coordination" OA would perform for specific decor jobs. This style was then offered in t...

(1960s) Unquestionably, one of the most iconic table lamps of the Poly-Pop era. This design began as a variation on the Marquesan logo tikis seen at S

(1960s) A modernist design table lamp for a Hawaiian island resort. 11.5"x4.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) 15"x7". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) This lamp was custom made at OA for an Inter-Island Resort. The resort logos incorporated sugarcane machetes. Lamp has a frosted glass hurrica

(1960s) 14"x7". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) 13"x6". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) PLEASE NOTE: The lamp for sale here is comparable to the image shown. Same style and configuration. Each lamp is unique, however the lamp up f

(1990) This massive idol was created by veteran OA carver, Guy Wilson. Wilson was an incredibly prolific artist, creating a large number of public wor

(2020s) Here is substantial Tiki Mana! This figure stands over 6.5 feet tall and is an impressive display. The carving is excellent with lots of detai

(1960s) A fanciful Ed Crissman carving including Hawaiian and Tahitian design elements. Was a staple for decades in the OA Rental Department. 45&quo...

(1980s-2022) A wonderful collaboration tiki! This figure was started by Oceanic Arts carver, Guy Wilson sometime in the 1980s and left aside as other

(2000s) A handsome abstract modernist tiki by LeRoy Schmaltz with capiz shell eyes. 33.5"x11". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) A striking tiki carving done in the spirit of Ed Crissman style figures from the 1960s. 47"x11". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) 18.5"x12". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) This was a tribute by LeRoy to 'out-do' the 'tongue-tikis' he'd seen done with taste and with not-so-much-taste over the...

(2000s) Another case of LeRoy in recent years reaching back into his past and replicating figure OA hasn't done in decades. This figure is based...

(1970s) A highly stylized cockatoo prow figure from Melanesia-New Ireland on base. Beautifully painted and signed by LeRoy Schmaltz. 43.5"x35...

(1980s-2022) Similar collaboration tiki to the earlier lot. This figure was started by Oceanic Arts carver, Guy Wilson sometime in the 1980s and left

(2000s) This is as classic an OA figure as one will find. LeRoy was very fond of the Marquesas and based a good portion of his artwork in that style.

(2000s) Another look back by LeRoy Schmaltz at carving styles from OA's past. Here is an example of an "X-TIKI" as explained by LeRoy....

(2000s) An amazing creation by the master, LeRoy Schmaltz of an amalgamation tiki figure. It features fanciful design with subtle in-carving and a tas

(1960s) Another fiberglass casting of an OA original by carver, Gary Heikka. "The Big Mouth" can be seen in many movies from the Sea &...

(1970s) A classic idol design of a Ku Hawaiian War god. This type was always on hand in the OA catalog and examples can be found throughout the classi

(1960s) A most famous tiki by OA carver, Jimmy Creech, created sometime in the mid 1960s. A number of fiberglass castings were made by Sea & Jun...

(1960s) A substantial carving by the master, LeRoy Schmaltz. Aged polychrome color treatment with raffia tassels. 83"x15"x13". VG+ wi...

(1960s) An ingenious design by Nakashima. These interchangeable and stackable panels were used by Armet & Davis to surround the building structu...

(2000) Here is a handsome Moai tiki created under commission by Oceanic Arts to Tiki impresario, "Crazy Al" Evans. For a few years, OA had...

(1950s) A very early modernist mixed media collage of paint and cut wood. Dates from LeRoy's period in the mid 1950s and his work with The Clare...

(1990s) Signed. 26"x50". VG+ with typical wear.

(1956) Here is the Treasure of Sierra Madre! When we ran across on old color slide of this image from 1956, we were excited to include it in OCEANIC A

(2015) Rusted metal, wood and acrylic. Signed. 32"x21.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 34"x18". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 34"x18". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 38"x19" VG+ with typical wear.

(1970s) Foam, wood and paint. 15"x8"x13". VG+ with typical wear.

(1980s) This is a series of incredible case studies in LeRoy Schmaltz found object artwork. Here, LeRoy took cast aside oil cans, reconfigured them as

(1980s) Approx 15"x10"x10". VG+ with typical wear.

(1980s) Approx 15"x10"x10". VG+ with typical wear.

(1980s) Approx 15"x10"x10". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000) Signed. 27.5"x36". VG+ with typical wear.

(1990s) Signed. 27.5"x52". VG+ with typical wear.

(2002) Signed. 26"x27.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(2012) Signed. 21"x16.5"x7". VG+ with typical wear.

(2018) Signed. 69"x26"x14". VG+ with typical wear.

(2017) Signed. 39"x9"x13". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 41"x11"x18". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 65"x21"x5". VG+ with typical wear.

(2007) Signed. 26"x16"x13". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) 51"x30'x20". Carved natural wood tree trunk on base. VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) 33"x24". VG+ with typical wear.

(1990s) 17.5"x21". VG+ with typical wear.

(2011-2012) Signed. 47"x27". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 20"x46". VG+ with typical wear.

(2013) Signed. 46"x22". VG+ with typical wear.

(2004) Signed. 46.5"x30.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) 30.5"x54". Signed. VG+ with typical wear.

(2019) Signed. 40.5"x25.5"x9". VG+ with typical wear.

(1970s) Abstract carved panel- double sided. Mixed materials. 50"x12". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) 48"x33"x5". Signed. VG+ with typical wear.

(1970s) A mixed collage with fish theming by LeRoy Schmaltz. 85"x30".

(2000s) Signed. 8.5"x5.75". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) 30.5"x48.5". Signed. VG+ with typical wear.

(2020) Signed. 39"x24.5". VG+.

(2000s) Signed. 32"x13"x15". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 16"x13"x7.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 20.5"x9"x6.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1990s) Signed. 16.5"x18.75"x1.25". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) A massive figural carving of a Frankenstein-esque character with moving parts on base. Floral themes and a green heart of the infamous creatur

(1990s) Signed. 40.5"x16.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) Signed. 12"x9". VG+ with typical wear.

(2015) Signed. Acrylic, cut tin cans, wood. 19"x20". VG+ with typical wear.

(1999) Signed. 32.5"x40.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) Handblown glass Japanese fishing float. No interior lighting. 10" diameter. VG+ with typical wear.

(1970s) An absolutely gorgeous Polynesian lamp using small white shells in a complex pattern that approximates the shape of blossoming roses. Creates

(1960s) A staple of the Poly-Pop decor world and no one has offered bigger or better examples over the years than Oceanic Arts. This is a nice, large

(1970s) Bent cane globe shade. This version came with a Tapa wrapped central light cylinder. 15"x17". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) This was a lamp produced mostly by Orchids of Hawaii. OA did occasionally stock Orchids lamps. Old stock with original wiring. 12”x5"

(1960s) Six sided hut structural lamp with cane door panels. 23"x17" VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) Another OA perennial offering and one of their best sellers. This is the all white shell version with trimmed thatch shade and tapa fiberglass

(1960s) Hands down, THE most classic creation of OA for the Poly-Pop world. This handsome lamp is a modernist interpretation of the Tahitian Cone Fish

(1960s) Woven cane lamp lined with spun fiberglass paper. An OA classic. 24"x24". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) OA has run this exquisite lamp for years. The tiny bamboo panels on six sides make an intimate mood with backlighting. 36"x18". VG...

(1960s) OA has prided itself on offering the finest available imported Tahitian Fish Traps from their original supplier since 1960. These finely craft

(1960s) Another OA perennial offering and one of their best sellers. This is the all white shell version with trimmed thatch shade and tapa fiberglass

(1960s) If there’s one object which can summarize the pure creative audaciousness of the Poly-Pop movement, this is perhaps it. Extremely rar

(1960s) Bob and LeRoy imported these prototype lamps for possible production but eventually passed on them. A version of these were eventually importe

(1960s) 13"x7"x5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) 13"x7"x5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A handsome wall sconce lamp was purchased back from the famous Pago Pago in Tucson, Arizona. OA, Cargoes by Carter and Eli Hedley all provided

(1970s) A pure product of LeRoy Schmaltz's imagination, these "crate lamps" are made from scrap OA materials, lined with Tapa or matti...

(1970s) This curious table lamp was created by OA for use in their Luau Rentals Department for area accent. One tiny flicker bulb mounted in the cente

(1950s) Authentic, large fine weave Tongan lahala "Wedding Cloth" with fringe. So special, this was traditionally gifted to the bride'...

(1980s) 24" diameter. VG+ with typical wear.

(1980s) 24"x24". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A very rare and beautiful hand painted tapa from Siapo Mamanu and the village of Leone, American Samoa. This bold piece is hand painted on the

(1970s) 71"x2.5". A fiberglass half-ship's wheel wall mounted decor piece. Size is substantial and requires special freight. VG+ with ...

(1980s) 17.5"x35.5". VG+ with typical wear.