Scoop | 08/21/12Trader Vic’s on the Block at Leslie Hindman
Polynesian-themed Trader Vic’s once offered Chicago cuisine from around the world (from Chinese to Thai to French), delicious Mai Tais, and one-of-a-kind-décor including antique tribal masks, woven-grass wall coverings, and indigenous artifacts. The restaurant has closed its doors in the Land of Lincoln, but now’s your chance to take home a piece of it at this week’s Leslie Hindman auction. Sale highlights include the Tiki head that stood at the entrance of Trader Vic’s at the Palmer House Hilton, a tortoise shell, and three Pacific giant clam shells. The auction is at 10 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday. For more information, check lesliehindman.com. —AMANDA KOELLNER Posted at 9:00 AM in Scoop | Back to all posts |
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THESE TRIBAL MASKS AND CLAM SHELLS MAKE GREAT DECOR! I PURCHASED SIMILAR MASKS FROM SOUTH AFRICA AND THEY LOOK GREAT ON THE WALL OF MY ROOM. EVERYONE LOVES IT, ITS STYLISH DIFFERENT AND ETHNIC.THESE MASKS REMIND ME OF THAT AND I AM SURE IT WILL MAKE A GREAT PIECE ON THE WALL