A mug shaped like a sea turtle drinking out of a Tiki Bob mug. This version has handprinted embellishments from the designer, including the Tiki Bob mug being painted brown, the lime wedge being painted green, the flower being a lighter pink color, and a handpainted signature on reverse.

This is a three part set. The first part is a mug shaped like a Ku Tiki head with squinting eyes and a bow-shaped grin revealing large square teeth. The mug sits in the second part, a UFO shaped bowl with four straw holes. Over the top fits a bell-jar styled glass canopy. The bowl holds 50 oz and the mug holds 25 oz for a total of 75 oz. This second edition is available in a variety of glaze colors.

This is a planter shaped like a black Ku Tiki head with a base that extends in front. It is also very similar to the Tiki-Ti 54th Anniversary Mug design. It was one of three planter designs released in the 2015 Home Depot Tiki Diablo Signature series which also included a home bar and full-sized ceramic Tiki statues. The other two planters included a Maori Tiki style and a Marquesan Tiki style.

A Tangaroa style Tiki mug for the 2015 Makahiki. Designed by "Tiki Migs" (Miguel). The Makahiki event is organized and hosted by the PukaPuka Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Moai.

This lowball glass was given out at the Waikiki Cinerama Hotels (Reef, Reef Towers, Coral Reef, and Edgewater) as a promotion. It features a hula girl with bright red lei on back. The Reef, Reef Towers and Edgewater hotels were sold to the Cinerama movie company in 1969. However, during the recession of the 1970s the hotel industry suffered; the financial ailments for Cinerama’s hotel operations compounded and allowed Roy Kelley to re-purchase the hotels from Cinerama in 1982 and re-integrate them back into the Outrigger chain.

This is an actual coconut that has been hollowed out and carved to resemble a monkey head. There are variations. Some have hinged lids with natural fiber wrappings to keep the lid on. Some have a second piece of coconut shell inverted on bottom to use as a base. Some have straw holes drilled in. Many have markings. These types of coconut mugs have been used for many years and are often distributed by wholesalers to Tiki locations or sold as party supplies or tourist souvenirs to individual buyers.

This is a planter shaped like a brown Marquesan Tiki head with a base that extends in front. It was one of three planter designs released in the 2015 Home Depot Tiki Diablo Signature series which also included a home bar and full-sized ceramic Tiki statues. The other two planters included a Maori Tiki style and a Ku Tiki style.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki holding the First Edition VaVoom Tiki Mug. This standing Tiki has an open mouth lined with sharp triangular teeth, wood grain texture, and a single arched eyebrow.

This is a cubist style mug shaped like a bear. Glazed in satin black. There is a satin chocolate brown glazed version as well.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut and marked for Latitude 29. It has a straw hole in the top side of mug. Manufactured by Cocktail Kingdom.

This is a blue glazed standing Tiki with platinum lightning bolts on face and on back of mug.

This small white porcelain bottle/decanter is shaped like a samurai in full body armor. It is accompanied by two sake cups and came as a boxed set. Gekkeikan is pronounced GAY-KEE-KAN. Produced and bottled by Okura Sake Company, LTD.