This mug is shaped like a widely smiling Tiki head with a long narrow nose and heavily lidded squinted eyes. It was designed and produced by Munktiki for the 10th Anniversary Portland Tiki Kon in 2012. Available in both red and blue with black interior, blind boxed, edition of 100 including both color variations. Special edition red with blood red interior sold second day of event also.

This mug is shaped like a widely smiling Tiki head with a long narrow nose and heavily lidded squinted eyes. It was designed and produced by Munktiki for the 10th Anniversary Portland Tiki Kon in 2012. Available in both red and blue, blind boxed, edition of 100 including both color variations. This special edition is brown with a blood red interior and was sold the second day of the event. The normal edition of the mug (both red & blue) has a speckled black interior.

This is a modernist/expressionist interpretation of the classic Paul Marshall Products Peanut Mug. One eye is larger than the other and a slight bend on the mug gives the illusion of movement. This first glaze edition of the design has a red glaze that has been wiped off the top areas of bisque but left inside all of the crevices and recesses to make the sculpt really "pop". This second edition in purple uses the same wiped glaze finish.

This is a loball or double rocks glass depicting several men racing outriggers. It is part of a series of 4 glasses from the "Hawaiians and Their Sea" series put out for the McDonald's chain in Hawaii around 1980 or so. The glass is slightly smoky and the graphics are in white. Marked "L" for Libbey on bases. The set was sold boxed together and marked "Pacific Isle Packaging Inc."

This is a loball or double rocks glass depicting several men with fishing nets. It is part of a series of 4 glasses from the "Hawaiians and Their Sea" series put out for the McDonald's chain in Hawaii around 1980 or so. The glass is slightly smoky and the graphics are in white. Marked "L" for Libbey on bases. The set was sold boxed together and marked "Pacific Isle Packaging Inc."

This is a loball or double rocks glass depicting a small boat of men rowing out to greet a larger boat. It is part of a series of 4 glasses from the "Hawaiians and Their Sea" series put out for the McDonald's chain in Hawaii around 1980 or so. The glass is slightly smoky and the graphics are in white. Marked "L" for Libbey on bases. The set was sold boxed together and marked "Pacific Isle Packaging Inc."

This is a loball or double rocks glass with a surfer depicted. It is part of a series of 4 glasses from the "Hawaiians and Their Sea" series put out for the McDonald's chain in Hawaii around 1980 or so. The glass is slightly smoky and the graphics are in white. Marked "L" for Libbey on bases. The set was sold boxed together and marked "Pacific Isle Packaging Inc."

This coconut-shaped dish was manufactured by Clay Art. It has an umbrella, a hibiscus flower, and a straw jutting out from the top. This dish is part of a set of several pieces. The platter, for instance, depicts an identically garnished coconut.

This coconut-shaped bowl was manufactured by Clay Art. It has a white interior, a black edge, and the exterior is brown with black and tan vertical streaks of color.

This dish was manufactured by Clay Art. It is multi-color but mainly yellow. The interior features the same Tiki design as the matching mug. It has football-shaped eyes and an open figure eight mouth showing his top row of teeth. It is marked "Clay Art" on the bottom.

This dish was manufactured by Clay Art. It is flanked on either side by two identical standing Tikis with green heads and orange bodies. It is marked "Clay Art" on the bottom.

Small gloss glazed bowl with a pedestal, wood-grain-look brown ceramic, with four faces around the bowl. Unmarked but same sculpt as Orchids of Hawaii matte version.