This tall version of the Junkanoo Mug was manufactured by Wellsville China. The mug is white with very simple features. It has vertical lines running down the back of the mug. Its eyes appear to be half closed. It has a long, slim nose and full lips. There is also a short version of this design.

This is a frosted shot glass with a graphic on the front showing a sliced-open pineapple and an old fashioned style radio mic broadcasting out of the pineapple. This is one of a set of six Tommy Bahama frosted shot glasses. Each has an oval printed scene on the front. The graphics used on this set of shot glasses were also used on a set of appetizer plates and a set of glass tumblers.

This is a frosted shot glass with a graphic showing four hula girls in a line, carrying barbecue grill tools. This is one of a set of six Tommy Bahama frosted shot glasses. Each has an oval printed scene on the front. The graphics used on this set of shot glasses were also used on a set of appetizer plates and a set of glass tumblers.

This is a frosted shot glass with a graphic showing a palm tree, a marlin and the word "Relax" in large letters. This is one of a set of six Tommy Bahama frosted shot glasses. Each has an oval printed scene on the front. The graphics used on this set of shot glasses were also used on a set of appetizer plates and a set of glass tumblers.

This is a frosted shot glass with a pelican holding a cigar in its mouth. This is one of a set of six Tommy Bahama frosted shot glasses. Each has an oval printed scene on the front. The graphics used on this set of shot glasses were also used on a set of appetizer plates and a set of glass tumblers.

This is a frosted shot glass with a man playing bongo drums and a woman dancing to a mambo or salsa beat. This is one of a set of six Tommy Bahama frosted shot glasses. Each has an oval printed scene on the front. The graphics used on this set of shot glasses were also used on a set of appetizer plates and a set of glass tumblers.

This is a frosted shot glass with a montage of images, including a hut, a marlin, and a large cocktail glass. This is one of a set of six Tommy Bahama frosted shot glasses. Each has an oval printed scene on the front. The graphics used on this set of shot glasses were also used on a set of appetizer plates and a set of glass tumblers.

This is a standing Tiki with an angry face, dressed in a skirt made of leaves. Glazed in brown. Also made in a green glaze.

This brown matte bank with black bottom rim was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The bank depicts Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. This design was used on several products, made in Japan for US sale and tagged "Lucky Tiki".

Blue glazed Tiki mug shaped like a traditional Ku, with a grimacing face. This is a reproduction of the Orchids of Hawaii R-74 with a blue glaze. The design was also used by Dynasty. No markings, but sticker on bottom.

Caramel brown glazed Tiki mug shaped like a traditional Ku, with a grimacing face. This is a reproduction of the Orchids of Hawaii R-74. The design was also used by Dynasty. No markings, but sticker on bottom.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel with barnacles and seaweed clinging to the side. This second edition of the mug has a mottled blue over honey brown exterior glaze. Brown interior. It still says "first edition" on the bottom. Used to serve the Shipwreck on the Rocks cocktail made with Maker's Mark bourbon, freshly muddled lemon and mint with organic agave nectar.