This is a decanter shaped like a pirate with a skull & crossbones on his hat, holding a pistol, and standing over a treasure chest. Marked "RUM" on front base. This is one in a series of decanters made from Alberta's Molds and themed for different spirits (i.e., a Scotsman in kilt for Scotch, a Kentucky Colonel for Bourbon, an Asian Rice Farmer for Sake, etc...). These molds were supplied (and still are) for the amateur ceramicist. As hobbyist pieces, glaze color and decoration varies.

This pirate ship shaped bowl is unmarked but was included in the Treasure Craft catalogue as a chip container. It is 13" long and originally sold for $3.50.

This is a mug shaped like a standing slit drum Tiki from outside the Disney World Jungle Cruise attraction where a cluster of similar Tikis (based on those from Vanuatu) are timed to spit out streams of water from their mouths onto unsuspecting guests.

This is a mug shaped like a barrel with a devil clinging to the side. The super limited version has a red devil. This open edition devil is colored in beige.

This glass was created for serving Hot Buttered Rum. The glass is white milk glass, with a handle on the side, and a pedestal base. "Hot Buttered Rum" is printed on the side in black and it has several panels around exterior with close-up pictures of flowers. Same shape as the white and frosted Trader Vic's Hot Buttered Rum glasses but doesn't say "Trader Vic's."

This is an ashtray shaped like a pair of footprints with a colored interior. Hana Isle created several pieces in the style of Treasure Craft. They also made Tiki bottle toppers for Hawaiian Distillers.

This surfer girl bowl was created by OMC and used at the Aku Aku in Las Vegas, Nevada. The surfer girl is brown, with a red skirt, and is surfing on blue waves, with a white background. The girl has two yellow fish swimming along side. Coldpainted red details. Bottom is flat, and has an OMC sticker.

This mug from Tiki's Grill & Bar featuring a Tiki in board shorts surfing on a wave.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with brow line covering eyes and an open grimacing mouth lined with teeth. Design first used for Tank House BBQ And Bar, Sacramento, CA. This version is marked for the grand opening of the Center Bar at the Mirage, Las Vegas. This "Woodgrain Ku" is a customizable design not exclusive to a single locale.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai head and marked for Jam Steakhouse in Okinawa, Japan. Made in different glaze colors, including red and white. Jam's website is at: http://www.jam-groups.com/okinawa.html

A brown kneeling menehune with both hands up.

A standing hula girl in a slit dress. Though primarily brown, this figure has white crackle glaze details, including her dress, a flower tucked behind one ear, and a flower lei around her neck (this figure was recast in a more portable size for tourists). Treasure Craft produced other similarly glazed lines in different themes, including a Calypso and a Matador line as well.