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(2000s) *SVEN KIRSTEN KOLLECTION - By elongating, shortening or generally altering the basic features of the classic Easter Island Moai statue, moder

(1990s) Whimsical Moai-inspired Tiki mask from legendary Oceanic Arts in Whittier, CA. This piece was LeRoy's take on a WITCO design. This and o...

(1960s) If you are missing this specific item for your vintage WITCO God of Fortune or Mainlander Fishing God fountain, this is the lot for you! It&...

(1960s) Here's an opportunity to pick up a possible deal for a restoration project on an otherwise very expensive Witco classic. Exceptional ret...

(1960s) From the WITCO catalog comes K-190 "BONGO PLAYER" wall figure. One of the all time signature classics to come from the creative mi...

(1960s) Westenhaver's shop was simply oozing manly themes at an alarming rate in the late 60s to early 1970s. A series of nautically themed were...

(1960s) As William Westenhaver teaches us, nothing escapes the ability to be WITCOIZED! Here is a novel item from the WITCO catalog: The Gnomie table

(1960s) This neat little guy is an early version of the later, WITCO "FUNTOUCHABLES" series of animals, this being the larger turtle bowl ...

(1960s) Tiki flower-power of love with this WITCO designed embracing native island couple. Standout burned wood grains highlight the simplicity of the

(1960s) Striking WITCO African "Tiki" mask on shield with a recovered cheetah pattern fur. Mask retains original finish and paint. VG+ wit...

(1960s) The cornerstone of any Witco collection is this impressive carved fountain. Certainly one of the stars of the Witco catalog of products. Utili

(1960s) It doesn't get more rare than this! Before William Westenhaver went into full time retail catalog and showroom sales, he was making cust...

(2000s) A nice little cutting from a small dock piling painted by LeRoy Schmaltz for a desk topper. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+. 3.5"x5"dia.

(1980s) Directional sign used as an accent in the Oceanic Arts rental department. These signs were often customized for clients depending on the party

(1960s) These mermaid mastheads were a fixture in commercial restaurant in the 1960s and 70s. These were a catalog item carried by Oceanic Arts throug

(1990s) These woven jute rope fenders were employed as nautical equipment for centuries with the main use in the 17th to the early 20th century. A mus

(1960s) *Published in the OCEANIC ARTS: The GODFATHERS of TIKI book, pp.180. This handsome piece was carved by LeRoy Schmaltz and was part of the OA c

(1980s) This hand built and painted display rack post was made by LeRoy Schmaltz and was on display in the OA warehouse showroom for decades. See phot

(1980s) A terrific hand crafted barrel by LeRoy Schmaltz for accent display in the OA warehouse. It is closed on both ends, so this was used mainly fo

(1980s) The following several lots are imaginative hand-crafted prop cargo crates used for both OA warehouse accent display and Luau Party Rentals. Ea

(1980s) *Special shipping considerations. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+ with typical use from OA rentals. 16"x20"x13"

(1980s) *Special shipping considerations. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+ with typical use from OA rentals. 21"x19"x7"

(1980s) *Special shipping considerations. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+ with typical use from OA rentals. 13.5"x18.5"x10".

(1980s) *Special shipping considerations. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+ with typical use from OA rentals. 11.5"x14"x11.5".

(1980s) *Special shipping considerations. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+ with typical use from OA rentals. 16.5"x20"x14.5".

(1980s) *Special shipping considerations. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+ with typical use from OA rentals. 13.25"x25"x23".

(1980s) *Special shipping considerations. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+ with typical use from OA rentals. 20"x26"x26".

(1960s-70s) A true work of art, the immense creative detail of this piece, again reveals the unbridled creativity of LeRoy Schmaltz. There are small d

(1960s) One of the most memorable of the several "WELCOME TO OUR LUAU" signs made by LeRoy. *Special shipping considerations. *BOOZE CAVE ...

(1970s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - Wide postcard photo image collage of the famous MAI-KAi in Fort, Lauderdale. *BOOZE CAVE COLLECTION. VG+. 9&quo...

(1970s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - A little slice of the 70s MAI-KAI. We say "aqua era" in that this was around the time of the MAI-KAI ...

(1970s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - As the MAI-KAI became a staple of the rich Florida tourist trade, brochures such as these were placed up and down

(1960s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - The MAI-KAI began pushing to look back at its history while also looking forward to a bright, expanding future wi

(1970s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - From perhaps the apex of the South Florida MAI-KAI lounge era comes this ubiquitous tennis culture item. These pl

(1956) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - A very rare full color fold-out brochure from the opening of The fabled MAI-KAI in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. This is

(1957) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - An early dinner menu from the glorious MAI-KAI in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. This early menu features the famous Cann

(1950s-60s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - One can get a sense of a business when you notice the quality and pride they evoke with almost every facet of

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - The MAI-KAI entrance expansions by Charles McKirahan immediately after the venue opened were explored in sketches

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - Here is an almost romantic exploration to the styling of what will become the BORA BORA building next to the MAI-

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - In the fever of such success and grandiose ideas, the above mentioned "warehouse hut" was, for a shor...

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - A second view of the above mentioned exploration of the "Warehouse Bar" concept by Charles McKirahan....

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - A second view of the above mentioned exploration of the "Warehouse Bar" concept by Charles McKirahan....

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - "SCHEME #1" of the MAI-KAI entrance expansions by famed architect of the venue and its frontage water...

(1950s) "TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - SCHEME #3" of the MAI-KAI entrance expansions by famed architect of the venue and its frontage water...

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - "OPTION TWO" of the MAI-KAI entrance expansions by famed architect of the venue and its frontage wate...

(1971) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - Here is an absolute treasure of Polynesian Pop history! Large restored format that would make an impressive displa

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - These lovely black velvet renderings of the MAI-KAI property were based on the fanciful design of Al Kocab. These

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - The following lots represent some true treasures of Poly-Pop history! These are decor salvage pieces from the myt

(1950s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - In the late 1950s, a series of these beautiful, double-sided PNG war shields were created by Schmaltz-Van Oosting

(1960s) TREASURES FROM THE MAI-KAI - This piece actually came from another source but is identical to the type and timeframe of the other MAI-KAI PNG