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(1950s) Here is a stunning artifact salvaged from the famed, Waikikian Hotel in Honolulu. Perhaps no commercial venture of the Poly-Pop era was more i

(1950s) A fabulous Eames-era inspired wooden chair in the best traditions of early modernist furniture. Manufactured exclusively by 20th Century Furni

(1960s) Here’s a gorgeous piece of décor from the now demolished Keauhou Hotel. The hotel was erected in 1969 in what ...

(1960s) Authentic Tiki figure made of carved Oceanic rosewood features a highly stylized variation on the primary Marquesas Tiki design. Smooth wood.

(1960s) Hand carved Marquesan Tiki idol features traditional tattoo symbols and face design intricately carved into it. Solid wood. 12.5"x4.5&q...

(1960s) Hand carved standing Marquesan Tiki idol made of smoothed, natural wood. A tourist item available in hotels and airports across Hawaii and Tah

(1960s) The classic Marquesan Tiki with its large eyes and wide mouth, this hand carved tourist trade idol gives an other-worldly alien effect. 11.5...

(1960s) This Marquesan Nuka Hiva Tiki God is perhaps the largest "tourist" piece we have ever encountered. One solid log from a Mio Tree a...

(1960s) A historic relic saved from oblivion is this famous PELE god figure. This was salvaged from the original THE TIKIS park and luau grounds in Mo

(1960s) Fun decor piece depicts a hand carved and painted Maori Tiki idol with "Restrooms" and arrow indication. Rare original signage fro...

(1960s) An absolutely fantastic Marquesan pole carving from THE TIKIS theme park in Monterey Park, California. This is an original to the first locati

(1960s) Large fiberglass cast and painted Poly-Asian Tiki mask with open air cuts atop eyes. Most probably backlit in use at THE TIKIS theme park in M

(1960s) Out of the Orchids of Hawaii catalog somes this exceptionally generic Tiki design. These were carried by Sea & Jungle as well as Benson&...

(1960s) Fierce Tiki table lamp features a solid plaster casting and fully functional electric light set up on a wide wooden base. 23"x8.5"...

(1960s) Impressive Moai Tiki table lamp carved with unvarnished, raw palm wood, which adds a seductive texture to the piece. The carving is reminiscen

(1960s) Very possible AKRON stores carried this product, supplied by the prisoner/carvers of kaulani State Correctional Facility on the Big Island of

(1960s) A case study of the type of product that became the backbone of the Hawaiian economy in the 1950s and 60s. Carvings such as these were produce

(1960s) Carved wood Moai Tiki face makes a bold statement for this lamp. Lustrous dark wood. Wood face on square wood base with electric cord and fixt

(1980s) A stunning variation of the standard wooden Tiki, this bold, unique table lamp is cast and sculpted in metal and features an impressive design

(2006). "Hold my ...spear"? This whimsical, hand carved Tiki table lamp by Geckoz features a red bulb atop the spear and full raffia grass...