This Shag store swizzle features an MCM atomic style cat on one end and a stylized skull on the other.
This Shag store swizzle features an MCM atomic style cat on one end and a stylized skull on the other.
This Shag store swizzle features an MCM atomic style cat on one end and a stylized skull on the other.
This is a swizzle for Swizzle - a tiki bar located in Dallas, Texas. The top of the swizzle has a totem style featuring a pineapple, shrunken head and a skull. The step is designed like a rope and the bottom features a jade tile.
Made by Royer.
The first issue of this design was green, followed by orange and gold and red.
This Shag store swizzle features an MCM atomic style cat on one end and a stylized skull on the other.
This swizzle features the four tiki faces that make up the 4 Kahunas logo. The color might be considered copper or orange depending on the light.
Designed by Jeff Granito Designs and featuring the infamous California Turkey Vulture that serves as the club's mascot.
Club 33 is a members only venue first opened in 1967 inside Disneyland Park. The club was modeled after numerous executive VIP lounges created by pavilion sponsors in the 1964 New York World's Fair.
Club 33 is located above the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction and next to Walt Disney's former apartment. The entrance of the club was formerly located next to the Blue Bayou Restaurant at "33 Royal Street" with the entrance recognizable by an ornate address plate with the number 33 engraved on it. Following a major remodeling in January 2014, the entrance was relocated to the Court of Angels with the La Mascarade d'Orleans holiday decoration shop converted into a reception foyer.
Club 33 is known for releasing highly coveted tiki mugs and for celebrating with "Tiki Takeovers" during the summer.
Vintage swizzle from Shangri-La Chicago which is now closed. This swizzle was produced in multiple colors.
This spoon from Tiki Tiki shows palm trees on an island of sand. The bowl of the spoon is oval shaped.
There were 3 Tiki Tiki locations in Canada - Calgary, Edmonton and Saskatoon. This spoon shows palm trees with a volcano behind. It has a more dimensional sculpt that other versions. The bowl of the spoon is oval shaped.
Created during the 2020 Corona pandemic to celebrate home tiki bars and the lack of toilet paper. They're the brainchild of Denise Sanders, raising money to support the bartenders of Lei Low and 4 Kahunas!
This version features text in lower case.
Created during the 2020 Corona pandemic to celebrate home tiki bars and the lack of toilet paper. They're the brainchild of Denise Sanders, raising money to support the bartenders of Lei Low and 4 Kahunas!
This version features text in all caps.
This swizzle shows the iconic image of a tiki licking a knife associated with the Hawaiian Inn.
This swizzle features a skull stack at the top, inspired by the Bosko carved panels that adorn the interior of the bar. The stem is segmented and textured like a stalk of bamboo.
The Toasted Coconut is an island-inspired restaurant and bar in Houston, Texas. This swizzle is a silhouette of a mermaid swimming. The only details are the scales on the mermaid's tail.
The Toasted Coconut is an island-inspired restaurant and bar in Houston, Texas. This swizzle is a silhouette of a mermaid swimming. The only details are the scales on the mermaid's tail.
This is the first swizzle for Swizzle - a tiki bar located in Dallas, Texas.
Made by Royer.
The top of the swizzle has a totem style featuring a pineapple, shrunken head and a skull. The step is designed like a rope and the bottom features a jade tile.
Vintage swizzle from Shangri-La, Chicago which is now closed. This swizzle was produced in multiple colors.
This is a green plastic swizzle featuring the Boozin' Baboon design by Doug Horne that was previously issued in mug form. There was also a matching yellow version produced at the same time. They were supposed to arrive in time for the release of the Second Edition Boozin' Baboon Mug (Green Glaze) but weren't ready till a little later.
This is a yellow plastic swizzle featuring the Boozin' Baboon design by Doug Horne that was previously issued in mug form. There was also a matching green version produced at the same time. They were supposed to arrive in time for the release of the Second Edition Boozin' Baboon Mug (Green Glaze) but weren't ready till a little later.
Pub Tiki had "1-1/2" incorporated into its logo tiki. The reason for this is unclear. There were other restaurants in this "Pub" chain, but this was the only Polynesian themed location. This swizzle shows the logo.