A skull shaped mug with a wood grained or brush-textured finish. Top is ringed by burning embers.

This is a hiball with an image of a pineapple topped Tiki head on either side. Between each head "Adrift" is vertically written down one side and "Denver" vertically down the other. Brown glaze. Marked "Poptiki" on bottom.

This is a hiball with an image of a pineapple topped Tiki head on either side. Between each head "Adrift" is vertically written down one side and "Denver" vertically down the other. Yellow glaze. Marked "Poptiki" on bottom.

A green bowl supported by three tiki poles and featuring two anthropomorphized volcanoes that have fallen in love. Designed by Tahiti Gil and sculpted & manufactured by Tiki Diablo. This bowl was inspired by the short film, Lava. Lava is a 2014 American computer-animated musical short film, produced by Pixar Animation Studios. Directed by James Ford Murphy and produced by Andrea Warren, it was theatrically released alongside Pixar's Inside Out on June 19, 2015. The plot takes place on a tropical island in the Pacific Ocean, where a lonely volcano named Uku watches the wildlife creatures frolic with their mates and hopes to find one of his own. He sings a song to the ocean each day for thousands of years, gradually venting his lava and sinking into the water, but does not realize that an undersea volcano named Lele has heard him every day and has fallen in love with him. She emerges on the day that Uku becomes extinct, but her face is turned away and she cannot see him. Uku sinks fully into the ocean, heartbroken, but revives when he hears Lele singing his song to him. His fires re-ignited, he erupts back to the surface, this time right next to Lele, and the two form a single island where they are happy together.

This is a mug shaped like a piranha with sharp teeth and Tahitian designs carved into it. Released on 03/15/18 in "Hot Lava" (red / orange fade) and "Poi Lagoon" (blue / purple fade), each in an edition of 100.

This mug, shaped like a tiki playing bongo drums, was issued to celebrate the Tikiyaki Orchestra's 10th anniversary. It was designed by Tiki Diablo. Released at their 10th Anniversary show, March 3, 2018 at Don The Beachcomber. There was also a brown version (limited to 100, making an overall edition of 150 including the 50 in Bone).

"Ku-kaili-moku” (“Snatcher of the Land”) stands proud with his Hawaiian shark tooth war club and trophy skull in hand. The reverse of the mug features the same imposing war club. First issued in a large Golden Brown glaze version and a small Emerald Green glaze version in 2017, and then this large Jade Green version and a small Sapphire Blue version the following year in 2018.

This is a standing Marquesan tiki mug with Celtic knot work designs and holding a claddagh. Standing on the mound of "snakes" that Patrick drove off the island. Sculpt by Patrick Vassar. There is also a "satin green" version sold from the manufacturer and not marked for Tonga Hut.

This is a mai-tai glass featuring wrap-around artwork by Tiki tOny and marked "The Jungle Bird." Graphics are in orange and include jungle birds, tropical foliage, a tapa design square border, and a Tiki. These glasses were also made in a white, a red, a yellow, and a teal blue imprint.

This is a green wipe-away glazed fog cutter mug featuring a wrap around image that includes scenes from the bar, including tikis, a Queen Chair, hula girl velvet painting, a hanging pufferfish light, rum bottles, and more. There is a black-wiped glaze version as well. Sculpted by Patrick Vassar.

This is a black wipe-away glazed fog cutter mug featuring a wrap around image that includes scenes from the bar, including tikis, a Queen Chair, hula girl velvet painting, a hanging pufferfish light, rum bottles, and more. There is a green-wiped glaze version as well. Sculpted by Patrick Vassar.

This is a mug shaped like a sunken Tiki head with a rootball top, open mouth lined with teeth and tongue out, small pushed-up nose, almond-shaped eyes. The base of the Tiki is encrusted with coral and sea life, a shark circles around the side of the mug from rear to front. This mug was produced in a two tone wiped glaze; the bottom half of the mug is wiped black, the top of the mug is wiped blue. The interior of the mug is glossy blue. It was manufactured by John and Janet Mulder of Eekum Bookum and is based on one of the original Caliente Tropics Tikis — a Tiki which still stands on the grounds of the hotel today — that was carved in the 1960’s by Ed Crissman.