These brown shakers are crudely shaped like Ku standing with his hands on his thighs. They were manufactured by OMC. Some versions of this design are marked "Hawaiian War God."

This bamboo-shaped mug is white. "Kuilima Hyatt Hawaii" is printed in brown letters on the front underneath a stylized flower.

This blue tiki mug was manufactured by Boston Warehouse Inc. The tiki has almond-shaped eyes, a broad nose, a figure eight mouth and a headdress of small squares. His hands meet at his belly.

This frosted pint glass was made for Kahunaville in Las Vegas, NV. The glass features a pointy-nosed tiki among flowers in front of a tropical scene framed in bamboo.

This green shot has a very similar design to the Accoutrements Bela mug, although it has no makers mark. It has Bela's figure eight mouth full of fine teeth and round belly. These appear to come marked with a variety of locations indicating they are made for the tourist trade.

These brown square shakers are fairly abstract. They have faces etched into them. One has a heart-shaped mouth and the other a football-shaped mouth. One has California incised in script near the base.

This blue mug is part of a set of souvenir items marked "Hawaii." It features a hula girl, a sailboat, palm trees and hibiscus flowers. Other items in the set include salt & pepper shakers, a bell, an ashtray and a decorative plate.