THE OCEANIC ARTS VINTAGE TIKI COLLECTION AUCTION 2

(1970s) 12"x8.5" each. VG+ with minimal wear.

(1970s) 12"x8.5" each. VG+ with minimal wear.

(1964) Here was an interesting project. Mid-Century design firm, Howard Hirsch & Associates, working with design aces, Vince Buono and George Na...

(1960s) Here is a fun design by OA and LeRoy Schmaltz for a knock off, or let's just say, 'inspired by' design for a main sales kiosk of...

(1960s) A gorgeous loose ink on vellum sketch by LeRoy Schmaltz of an elaborate entrance marquee with all manner of Polynesian elements., including sh

(1973) An original sketch by LeRoy Schmaltz for carved signage within Danny Balsz's fabulous Polynesian theme park THE TIKIS! 8.5"x11"...

(1973) An original sketch by LeRoy Schmaltz for carved signage within Danny Balsz's fabulous Polynesian theme park THE TIKIS! 8.5"x11"...

(1960s) An original master pattern for custom Orca door pulls created by Oceanic Arts for SeaWorld. 8"x36.75". VG+ with typical wear.

(1970s) A great sign elevation blueprint plan from Disneyland of the Oceanic Arts carved signage for the early 1970s Kikkoman sponsorship of the famed

(1983) A classic Disneyland informational safety sign that stood at the entrance to the Alice in Wonderland dark ride entrance for decades. The sign w

(1984) A pair of blueprints for the South Seas Traders shop in Adventureland. 36"x48". VG+, folded with edge creasing and general wear.

(1971) 24"x17.75". VG+ with typical wear.

(1971) 24"x17.75". VG+ with typical wear.

(1971) 24"x17.75". VG+ with typical wear.

(1971) Here is one of the extremely rare original hand-carved signs in California Redwood for Walt Disney World's POLYNESIAN VILLAGE RESORT. Thi...

(1970) This is a beautiful Polynesian Village Resort public ashtray used on property. These would most commonly be found on the monorail platform, poo

(1981) Here is a stunning carving created by LeRoy Schmaltz for EPCOT Center in Walt Disney World. This carving is noted as "Bella Bella - Head...

(1950s) An early hanging panel with figural Tongan tiki motifs. Used for room screens. Possibly the master pattern. 29"x15". VG+ with typi...

(2000s) A two sided wood panel painting by LeRoy Schmaltz. Signed with both "ALLI MOA PORIA" (LeRoy's Hawaiian name) and his signature...

(1960s) Made for the famous POLYNESIAN VILLAGE APARTMENTS in Playa Del Rey, California, this early LeRoy carving was the master and wall sample at Sch

(1960s) Another OA hanging room screen carved to evoke the design pattern of a pineapple skin pattern. These were first created for Hawaii's Int...

(1960s) Another ingenious creation of LeRoy Schmaltz using the inherent attributes of a hand-held router at different depths to create a delicate lace

(1960s) 26.25"x11.5" VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) This heavily detailed Maori panel was created by OA under commission for the HAWAII KAI Restaurant in New York City. The client required a wea

(1960s) A gorgeous hand carved nature scene, imported by Oceanic Arts in the 1960s from Central America. Taking a cue from their mentor, Robert Carter

(1960s) Another OA hanging room screen carved to evoke the design pattern of pineapple skin. These were first created for Hawaii's Inter-Island ...

(1960s) A raw wood master pattern of the famous 1960s "Hawaiian Hibiscus" panel created by LeRoy Schmaltz. 48"x9". VG+ with typi...

(1960s) 48"x5.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A native shield comprised of wood and grass weave. Marked "Luau Party Rentals - Oceanic Arts - Whittier, CA" on the back with hang...

(1960s) A cartoony native shield comprised of wood and painted matting. Marked "Luau Party Rentals - Oceanic Arts - Whittier, CA" on the b...

(1960s) Very rare piece of art from the famous Armet & Davis design firm out of Los Angeles. The piece was created by George Nakashima and carve...

(1960s) Perhaps the most famous of the OA carving designs of all time. This New Guinea shield was created by LeRoy Schmaltz based on a museum specimen

(1960s) An old OA pattern not in use for decades. This is the OA Showroom Wall Sample. Nice patina. 28"x11". VG+ with typical wear.

(2000s) A dynamic war shield carving by LeRoy Schmaltz with detailed design work and painting with sisal twine and raffia accents. 54"x20"...

(1960s) Another famous OA design. Here is the OA Showroom Wall Sample. 30.5"x11.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1950s) A very early master pattern for a New Guinea mask from the Cargoes by Carter era. Spindle chocks present. 22"x11". VG+ with typica...

(1950s) A very early master pattern for a New Guinea mask from the Cargoes by Carter era. Spindle chocks present. 20"x9". VG+ with typical...

(1980s-2000s) A fantastic fantasy Tiki mask carving accomplished across generations as this piece was initiated by OA carver, Guy Wilson and never qui

(1960s) A striking design by OA of a New Guinea wall mask and a staple of the OA catalog for decades. This is the natural wood display sample. 36&qu...

(1960s) This New Guinea wall mask maintains a nice patinated polychrome color treatment and has been a rental mask for decades, available for parties,

(1980s) This is one of the most famous OA designs and one of Bob and LeRoy's favorites. This style was used throughout the commercial Polynesian...

(1950s) Here is another early design carved by Bob Van Oosting during the early period when he was contributing art to the OA catalog. This finely det

(1970s) Here is a series of neat items and a study in Poly-Pop politics. Bob Carter aka Cargoes by Carter sold his business, contacts, catalog and rem

(1970s) 24"x11.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1970s) 24"x11.5". VG+ with typical wear.

(1960s) A striking design by OA of a New Guinea wall mask and a staple of the OA catalog for decades. This is hand painted polychrome scheme by LeRoy

(1990s) A seldom produced wall mask from the early OA catalog, hand carved and polychrome painted by LeRoy Schmaltz. 48"x18". VG+ with typ...

(1980s) A fantastic original one-off hand carving by LeRoy Schmaltz with rope and raffia adornment. Signed and carved signature on the back. 50"...

(1950s) This lot was thought to be lost at OA. For whatever reason, there were two alternate versions of the OA Mortlock Mask dropped and not used (th

(1990s) A one-off LeRoy carving of this perennial OA favorite. 24"x11". VG+ with typical wear.