This squat mug is of a moai, unusual for its handle on the back. Blue and khaki mottled glaze, also comes in brown. White interior.

This is a double old fashioned glass featuring the Hale Pele logo of a volcano in black and the cannibal trio (hunter, catcher, and eater Tikis) on back. The glass is printed on both sides in all black and has a gold rim. It was used to serve the "Wisdom of Pele" cocktail made especially for the first anniversary party.

This unmarked statue is of an emaciated man with large round eyes, long ears, and protruding ribs. It stands on a small block shaped pedestal. Glazed brown. Based on the original wooden carvings made on Rapa Nui (Easter Island). Versions of this statue have been seen with the marking "Urda" on bottom reverse.

These Tiki shaped salt and pepper shakers were sold by Walgreens stores in 2008 and at other various locations. They are short, squat, and have coffee-bean shaped eyes and clenched teeth. There was also a toothpick holder variant of this sculpt with a cutaway on the back of the head.

A salt & pepper shakers set with one shaped like Tangaroa and one shaped like a Zombie head. Although matched in style and glaze, there are also sets with two Tangaroas, called We Are Tikis Tangaroa Salt & Pepper sets. The Tangaroas in these other sets are identical and often come with stickers marked "Japan".

This Maori styled Tiki mug is hand-painted with tauira patterns that are seen on the walls of the meeting houses in New Zealand. As a custom piece, this is an individualized version with unique details and glazing.

This is a mug shaped like a cannon. It comes with its own wooden firing stand.

This is a ceramic statue of a standing full-body Ku Tiki. Finished with the standard Treasure Craft brown stain. Marked: "Treasure Craft Hawaii, Copyright 1959, No. 282" on back.

These conch shaped salt and pepper shakers are glazed in a brownish green. They were made by Hull pottery as part of a tourist line that included several other pieces as well (tea kettle, creamer, bowls). They were often stamped with "Florida" or whatever state, town, or tourist location they were being sold at.

This conch shaped bowl is glazed in a brownish green. It was made by Hull Pottery as part of a tourist line that included several other pieces as well (tea kettle, creamer, salt & pepper shakers). They were often stamped with "Florida" or whatever state, town, or tourist location they were being sold at. It bears a close resemblance to menu art and may have been used to serve the "Sea Goddess" cocktail at the Hawaii Kai.

This Tiki Coffee Mug comes from a mold manufactured by Duncan Home Ceramics. The mold was created in 1967. The mug has a different face on each side -- one side with a bow-shaped toothy grimace and one side with a straight rectangular mouth.

This Tiki Ashtray/Coaster Set comes from a mold manufactured by Duncan Home Ceramics. The mold was created in 1967. It consists of a container with a slit on the side to accommodate the handles of half a dozen small ashtrays/coasters with tapa designs on them. The container has a different face on each side -- one side with a bow-shaped toothy grimace and one side with a straight rectangular mouth. Design of container is identical to the Hobbyist Duncan Tiki Coffee Mug.