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.

A set of brown salt and pepper shakers shaped like Tikis. Each have wide, grinning mouths, square teeth, and hands at sides. Packaging calls them "Dolomite Salt & Pepper Shakers" and marked "China" on bottom. Set #2 is distinguishable, among other details, because the salt shaker has clenched rows of teeth, not a figure-eight-shaped mouth as with Set #1.

This lazy susan has a green central Tiki with four dishes (two yellow and two green). The dishes are removable and have Ku handles. The central Tiki is attached to a wire frame and its base is hollow to about 1.5" down. The Tikis are carved much like the ones on giant wooden spoon and fork sets. Dishes have a repeating leaf pattern.

This ashtray was made for Don the Beachcomber. The ashtray features a driftwood plaque with "Don the Beachcomber" written on it. Reads "Don the Beachcomber Hotel Sahara Las Vegas, Saint Paul Hilton in Saint Paul Minnesota, Hollywood, Palm Springs, & Chicago."

This is a mug shaped like a hula girl head that has been shrunken, with both the eyes and lips sewn shut. Primarily purple with black hair and black over-glazing to highlight details. 75 in first run regular edition and 25 in the special edition, for an overall run of 100.

Certainly appears inspired by vintage Marwal Hula Girl head busts which were made of plaster and carefully painted.

The Elua incense burner is a "Japanese exclusive" based on the artwork of Josh Agle aka Shag. The burner is an adorable stylized moai. His eyes are small, round and recessed. The nose is long, straight and flared at the nostrils. His mouth is an open half moon. He has long, thin fingers that rest on his stomach. Dimensions: 1" tall x 3.25" wide x 10" long with a hole between feet for incense stick.

The Ekahi incense burner is a "Japanese exclusive" based on the artwork of Josh Agle aka Shag. The burner is a full body tiki with a sort of monsterish appearance. The burner is green with a lime green glaze dripping down from the top rim. He has half moon shaped brows over tiny recessed eyes. His nose is fork-shaped, and his mouth is an open grin showing his six pointy teeth. Has a hole between feet for incense stick.

The Ekolu tiki mug is a "Japanese exclusive" based on the artwork of Josh Agle aka Shag. The mug is a full body tiki with a large circle on his forehead that leads down to a nose with broad, thin nostrils. His eyes are football-shaped with little recessed pupils. His mouth is open with a wide, toothy grin that stretches all the way out to the sides of his head. Dimensions: 1" tall x 3.5" wide x 9.75" long with a hole between feet for incense stick.

This low fire ceramic vase of a zombie lady bust is from Cass McClure's series of Vintage Beauty Monster dead flower vases. The pieces in this series are all modified greenware from a vintage mold. Each one is unique, has sculptural differences, has differences in underglazing and glazing, and underwent a third firing of 18k white or yellow gold accents.

This low fire ceramic vase of a Bride of Frankenstein bust is from Cass McClure's series of Vintage Beauty Monster dead flower vases. The pieces in this series are all modified greenware from a vintage mold. Each one is unique, has sculptural differences, has differences in underglazing and glazing, and underwent a third firing of 18k white or yellow gold accents.

This large tankard depicts H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu (pronounced: "kuh-THOO-loo"). Cthulhu made his first official appearance in the short story "The Call of Cthulhu," written by Lovecraft in 1926, although no living character in the story ever sets eyes on the actual creature. The characters we meet in the story see Cthulhu either in dreams or in artwork. The narrator of the story says that a statue of Cthulhu resembled, in part, an octopus, a dragon and a human-like or anthropomorphic creature. This tankard shows an octopus head on the front with dragon/bat wings stretching out overhead. Made of stoneware. Artist proofs vary from regular runs in glaze color and other details.

This mug depicts a Tiki on the front wearing a Trojan set of armor, including crested helmet and sword. The back features three more Tikis, each with a letter, that spells out "USC" together. This mug is red and brown. There is a matching "gold" (pale yellow) and brown version as well. Licensed by Beachdude, Inc. for sale at the University of Southern California.