Help keep mytiki.life growing

mytiki.life is growing every day. Collectors are adding new mugs, bars, photos and stories, with some collections now containing thousands of items.

Keeping all of that information online takes storage, servers and ongoing development.

Supporter subscriptions help cover those costs and allow us to keep improving mytiki.life, so your collection can stay online, accessible and useful for years to come.

If mytiki.life has become a valuable part of your collecting, consider becoming a supporter.

Support mytiki.life with a supporter subscription

Distinguishing Characteristics

Unusual liquor decanter shaped like a tiki. Made in 1960 by M.H. Strikow Art Porcelain Los Angeles SF-R-22. Made from bone china in a semi gloss finish in tans and beige's, it measures 11 1/2" tall and has a 3 1/2" round base.

Tags

Collector Gallery

Tiki Mug Design

Strikow Kahlua Mayan With Crossed Hands Decanter

in 1 collection

This decanter was a promotional item for Kahlua Liqueur. It features a Mayan figure who is standing on a pedestal with both hands crossed under his head. The figure is wearing a large ornate headdress. Glazed in a bone/beige color. Unlike the later green and brown Kahlua decanters that follow, this figure has a "Kahlua" label across bottom front (sometimes peeled off due to age) instead of molded lettering on front. There is a very similar decanter with different headrest, kneeling, with bowl under its mouth, which came out previously.