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Starboard Light Glass Aquamarine

aka. Kahiki Starboard Light Glass

Blue-Green Starboard Light Glass a.k.a. Kahiki Starboard Light Glass

This one (Seen on the left) is more of a Blue-Green than the other Starboard Light Glasses. It seems to be more like the ones documented to be at the Kahiki. It more closely matches the color of the one seen on page 19 of the Book Of Tiki on the table (back right). Also it more closely matches the color of the one found on the Kahiki menu found on page 146.

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Starboard Light Glass Aquamarine

aka Kahiki Starboard Light Glass in 7 collections

This aquamarine glass with gold painted details was made by Imperial Glass Company. Morgantown Glass Company was occasionally contracted by Imperial Glass to produce these if their production line was at capacity. Trader Vic's used a green Starboard Light Glass as well as a companion glass, a red Port Light Glass. This aquamarine glass is under contention. Some claim it is simply a variant of the green Starboard Light Glass used at Trader Vic's. Others contend it is, indeed, the version used at the Kahiki (and the aquamarine coloration in menu illustrations seems to support this).