A loball glass printed with "Rugger's Reef" in black with palm tree graphics. Issued by Rugby Matt during the 2011 Sacramento Home Bar Crawl. Rugger's Reef is the home tiki bar of Matt Hull (Now in Pinole, California, as of 2017, in the San Francisco Bay Area). The name comes from Matt's combined love of rugby (he played for thirty years) and the movie Donovan's Reef. There have been three incarnations of Rugger's Reef; the first was at his home in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and the second was at his home in Sacramento, California (when this glass was issued).

This is a pale yellow coffee mug with brown graphics depicting the Tiki Lodge logo. It is also a Fire-King piece. Fire-King is an Anchor Hocking brand of glassware similar to Pyrex. It was formerly made of low expansion borosilicate glass and ideal for oven use.

This mug is one of four in a set of stacking mugs. It has slanted almond eyes, a bow-shaped mouth with rounded teeth, and a V-shaped brow ridge on its forehead. Orange glazed. Part of the "I Lava Tiki Collection" manufactured by One Hundred 80 Degrees.

This brown pineapple mug has a lid with a straw hole. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" and "R-17" on bottom paper tag.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut. The exterior has vertical textured striations. Dark brown glazed exterior with white interior.

This is a mug shaped like a sitting Moai wearing a hat. It was released for Tiki Oasis 2011 which had a "South of the Border" theme. In keeping with this, the mug borrows inspiration from the "Sleeping Mexican" mug produced by Daga which features a sitting figure with its head hunched over and a sombrero pulled over its face. This Napa Rui mug is made of high fire stoneware and is glazed in orange. It comes with a signed and numbered drink recipe card. The first version was glazed in brown. Subsequent colors in pink and purple were also released.

These tiki shaped salt and pepper shakers were manufactured by Treasure Craft. They sit in a base marked "Florida."

This is a triangular bowl with Maori inspired Tikis around the exterior. Blue exterior glaze with white interior. Tikis sculpted by Yelena Stiers.

This mug has a Moai shaped face with closed straight lips, and simple lines. Light green glazed. Part of the "I Lava Tiki Collection" manufactured by One Hundred 80 Degrees. Came packaged with packs of toothpicks and cocktail forks.

This ku head mug has a large open mouth lined with many small, sharply pointed teeth. It has a small nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. Hibiscus flower behind one ear. Regular edition done in brown or green and limited edition of 50 with more glaze detail. Custom versions also made. This is a limited edition in Crackle Green with Hibiscus flower.

These shakers were manufactured by Accoutrements. They are shaped like a girl wearing a green grass skirt, a red top, and a white lei with her hands motioning in front. The boy is wearing a green grass skirt and is playing the ukulele. The bottoms are joined to form a cruet of sorts and the top halves detach into individual salt and pepper shakers.