This is a bank shaped like a Tiki head with a bow-shaped mouth and a vertical lined design around top and bottom rims. It was glazed in three separate colors: a light blue, a darker blue, and white. Has a removeable plug in the bottom. No markings, but sticker on bottom reads: "©2003 C.N. Burman Co., L.L.C."

This mug depicts the Chalice of Kali film prop from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. It is sculpted to look like a one-eyed mummified head with a grossly elongated tongue sticking out.

Hand thrown by Johnnie Velour. This is a serving bowl with tapa patterns, including stylized fish on the sides.

This is a mug shaped like a man sleeping in a Mexican sombrero, his head tucked down to his knees, and hat shielding his eyes. The theme of the "Sleeping Mexican" was extremely popular in the 1950's-1960's and can be seen on numerous plates, S&P shakers, figures, and lamps from a variety of manufacturers. Best estimate on the edition run of this mug is Daga's standard of 600-1200.

This green handled mug is shaped like a traditional Japanese Noh ghost spirit mask. The image on the mug has bloodshot eyes, sharp & bloody pointed teeth, horns, and a handle on the back.

This hiball mug is shaped like a piece of bamboo and was manufactured for Uncle Billy's Restaurant in Hilo, HI.

This is a statue based on the early Frankoma War God mug design by Joniece Frank for Frankoma Pottery, Inc. It was re-sculpted by Wendy Cevola and issued in statue form in many glaze colors, each color being a custom 1/1.

This brown plaster ashtray is boat-shaped and flanked on either end by two Tikis. Marked "Kahiki" on side and has "HiTiki" marking as well. Measures roughly 6½" x 3½" x 3¾" tall.

This brown ashtray is round and decorated on either side by Tikis. Also stamped with a repeated pattern of round "dots". Has two indentions for cigarettes. Marked "Kahiki" on interior. Said to have been made by Bill Sapp's wife, circa 1961.

This standing Tiki mug has closed lips set in a frown, small round eyes, and rectangular ears with a zig-zag pattern. The mug was designed by Philippe Tilikete and sculpted by John Mulder/Eekum Bookum. This is the first color-way with a matte brown exterior glaze and a red interior. Nukumanu was also produced in matte red, blue, gloss brown, a peanut-colored beige, and custom colors.

This mug was sculpted by Kirby and manufactured by Taboo Island. The original Big Mo is the Moai carving just within the front door of the Tonga Hut. The mug is a faithful replica. The back of the mug reads "Tonga Hut" in vertical letters and gives the opening date of the bar, "1958." This "Snow & Ice" Blue version was limited to 25 mugs.

This mug is a full body standing Tiki with slanted eyes and a grin, holding up both hands to give a double "shaka" sign. Designed and sculpted by Doug DoRr. Light off white exterior glaze with dark highlights. Orange interior glaze.