Donn Beach's 151 Swizzle used an electric blender to mimic the centuries-old West Indian technique of churning drinks with a spoked twig whittled into a “swizzle stick.” Ernest served his swizzles in a specially made metal Swizzle Cup -- a sleeker, sexier version of the traditional silver Mint Julep Cup. Just as they copied the Beachcomber’s drinks, rival Tiki restaurateurs copied his signature serve. By the 1950s metal Swizzle Cups frothed with exotic cocktails from coast to coast. Expensive to make -- and to replace when customers ran off with them -- these cups disappeared from Tiki bars by the 1980s, replaced by standard Collins glasses. This template is for those swizzle cups produced up until the 1980s.

This mug comes from the AKU AKU in Las Vegas, NV. Black moai with egg-shaped white oval on top back labeled "Las Vegas AKU AKU" in black.

A peanut-like tiki with a lined face from OMC, in light beige with darker brown glazed top and bottom rims. Marking is stamped in black on the back in three different locations: "Golden Star Restaurant Flagstaff, Arizona" and "Golden Dragon, Nogales, Arizona" and "Kumquat Tree, Buena Vista, Arizona".

These green shakers were manufactured for Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV. The tikis have maniacal eyes and are gritting their teeth. Also made in blue.

The 2016 Hukilau was held June 8-12th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like the head of a Papua New Guinea style Tiki with black head, white face, round eyes, and a small red tongue. It is based on a large standing Tiki that once lived in the garden area of the Mai-Kai. The Tiki can now be found behind the stage in the main dining room. Eekum Bookum sculpted and manufactured the mugs.

This is a mug shaped like a long haired wahine with a lei around neck and flower in her hair. Produced by Pie Eyed Tikis studio. Original sculpt by artist, Kristian "The Tanuki Whisperer" Himmelstein. Available in various color glazes and textures, each unique.

This small brandy snifter has the signature Tiki face logo that was emblazoned on the sail of Thor Heyerdahl's famous raft. The front of the glass features the words "KON TIKI" in brown lettering, and the Tiki face logo is in yellow with brown detail.

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken Tiki Bob with a bone through the nose and its eyes and mouth sewn shut. Also made in several other glaze color combinations.

This is a large puffer fish-shaped ornament manufactured by Munktiki. The fish is in full-puff mode with bulging eyes, puffy lips and several wide spines sticking out of his body. Measures 9" long, 6" wide and 6" tall. All ceramic with a wire hanger set into top. All are unmarked. Made in several different glaze colors. There is also a Small Hanging Fugu Ornament.

This is a small puffer fish-shaped ornament manufactured by Munktiki. The fish is in full-puff mode with bulging eyes, puffy lips and several wide spines sticking out of his body. All ceramic with a wire hanger set into top. All are unmarked. Made in several different glaze colors. There is also a Large Hanging Fugu Ornament.

This pint glass was designed for The Mainlander restaurant in St. Louis, Missouri and its logo takes its design from the very stylized head of a tiki fountain designed by William Westenhaver and sold through his Witco company. There is also a rounded loball glass with the same design.

This is a small Moai head-shaped ornament manufactured by Munktiki. All ceramic with a wire hanger set into top. All are unmarked. Made in several different glaze colors. Measure: 1.5" wide x 2.25" deep x 4.75" tall.