This green mug is in the shape of a Chinese man with a long braid holding a pipe. Marked "House of Hong" on the back. There is a lighter aqua glazed version as well.

This nubby headdress punchbowl features the head of a tiki with a headdress made up of little bumps. Most likely produced by a hobbyist. Apparently came with a ladle with a bamboo handle and shell bowl.

This blue mug was manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii. It is tapered at the middle and has a dragon wrapped around the exterior of the mug.

This shot glass is yellow and reads "Hawaii" across the front. It features a faceless hula girl in a green grass skirt wearing a red lei. She is dancing under a smiling sun.

The Island Girl salt & pepper shaker set is from Vandor's Hu-La-La line. One shaker is shaped like a coconut palm and the other is a girl in a red bikini.

This pint glass was manufactured for Psycho Suzi's Motor Lounge in Minneapolis, MN. The glass features a tiki mug and cross bones.

This double old fashioned was manufactured for Trader Vic's in Waikiki. It is apparently one of three designs (two of each in a six-part set). This one features a woman with red flowers in her hair wearing nothing but a rum barrel. There is also one with a beach bum sitting on crates and watching the woman and one with the man chasing the woman.