This is a standard white teapot for restaurants made by Walker China, out of Bedford, Ohio, but is marked with the Ports o' Call logo featuring a seagull on top of some pier pilings.

From Tiki Farm:

"Our popular Clam Shell Bowl is back in a dual-tone muted seafoam green with hues of brown and amber!

The clamshell bowl is a traditional design suited as an ample drink bowl for 2 to 4 adults! The textured exterior contrasts nicely against the smooth interior. It's a larger bowl, measuring 11" across and 5 3/8" at the highest point and it has an ample 32 oz. capacity.

And if you don't want to drink out of it, it doubles as a serving dish for snacks.

Please note: our dual-tone glazes have variance and no two pieces ever turn out the same."

*NOTE: Appears to have been some variety in the 2012 first edition with some pieces very tan and some pieces more on the seafoam green end of the spectrum. This design was also made for specific locations in a variety of glazes - marked for those specific locations. This second edition in a dark seafoam green was made available to the public in 2023.

A mug showing the exterior of the St. Augustine Distillery, in St. Augustine, FL. Mug is gloss glazed in gray. The distillery is housed in the refurbished and historic FP&L Ice Plant, built as part of St. Augustines first power and ice complex in 1907. The plant is on the National Register of Historic Places and was the first of its kind to make commercial block ice in Florida over 100 years ago.

A first edition was issued in a matte beige with brown wipe finish in 2016.

From The Black Lagoon Room:

"Our poor little Tiki got lost in the graveyard, and he's found himself surrounded by scary spooks!

Here's SPOO-TIKI, our hefty 9 inches tall 28oz mug featuring one spooked lookin' Tiki surrounded by an assortment of sneaky spectres, plus a bright orange interior and accents!

This 'Tombstone Gray' edition is limited to just 250, holds a whopping 28 oz of your preferred witches' brew."

From The Black Lagoon Room:

"Our poor little Tiki got lost in the graveyard, and he's found himself surrounded by scary spooks!

Here's SPOO-TIKI, our hefty 9 inch tall, 28oz mug featuring one spooked lookin' Tiki surrounded by an assortment of sneaky spectres plus a bright green interior and dark green accents!

This 'Fresh Grave Brown' edition is limited to just 250, holds a whopping 28 oz of your preferred witches' brew."

There is also an edition in tombstone gray.

This simple white footed bowl has repeating tiki masks in yellow and black around the exterior and is marked "Mauna Loa" with the more modern logo of a circle and two upswept lines that replaced the more traditional tiki logo used at the first Mauna Loa Mexico at the Hamburgo location. Used Circa 1950s-1966.

These slender, more modern, hurricane glasses were sold in sets of 2 (one with coral and one with turquoise) by Scoundrel's Landing and feature artwork designed by 50's Vintage Dame.

Wrap art features hurricane winds blowing a girl in a sarong holding a palm tree, a hut, a ukulele, a pineapple, a coconut, a Moai, and several other bits of iconic tiki/island flotsam and jetsam.

A mug shaped like a Tiki Bob head wearing a diver's helmet glazed in a greenish patina gray and bronze.

From AbiNormal Tikis:

"This jumbo mug holds 42 oz. Each piece is personally hand crafted and hand painted with multiple layers of glaze by Regina Hurley. The method of applying the glazes makes each piece unique. *Mugs may have variations in the glaze. Diver Bob is a limited edition of 50 and 3 artist proof and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity."

This first edition was followed by a second edition with a metallic black gloss helmet (with mirror-like finish).

This Marquesan influenced tiki mug is named after one of the original Bahi Hut bartenders -- Big Tim! He's wearing a wrist watch and it says "5 o'clock, time to Tiki!"

Brown with orange interior.

Mugs designed by RoboTiki (Scott Spear).

This is a chiminea-shaped moai for tea lights and incense. Produced in a variety of rainbow colors. This one is orange.

This tiki shot is green, with slightly bulbous, almond-shaped eyes, and its tongue is sticking out quite a ways. Its hands have come together at its front, and appear to possibly be holding a cup. These were marked with heat decals for a variety of places, and this one is marked for the "Flamingo".

From The Lost Idols Company:

"I designed the Minimalist Tikis with a stripped down, Mid Century style that still evokes a Tiki bar vibe. The geometric designs are loosely inspired by design elements from Ohana at the Polynesian resort. Minimalist One has a diamond pattern that wraps around the form and Minimalist Two has a circular pattern."