This tiki mug from Bosko has bulging, rounded eyes and a gaping fish-like mouth. This is an artist proof, and, as such, glaze colors vary.

These shakers are reminiscent of some designs by Treasure Craft Hawaii, but were manufactured by Quon-Quon. The shakers have a brown, wood-look exterior. Design is small and squat, of a tiki head, with a handle on side.

This is a set of salt and pepper shakers shaped like Tiki faced volcanoes. Their style and glaze color is a match for the KC Co. Ltd. "Rocotoon" Tiki Mugs, including "The Joker," "The Serenader," and "The Entertainer."

Mouth of Pele was designed and manufactured by Gecko. It is a tall tiki head with large slanted, closed eyes, furrowed brows and a large open mouth. This version of the mug was intended to be an edition of 25, but only one was made. Overall reddish brown matte glaze with many carved details pieced out in white, including Maori patterns on back.

This decanter was produced for Jim Beam. It depicts Hongi Hika (1772 – 1828), a New Zealand Māori rangatira (chief) and war leader of the Ngāpuhi iwi (tribe). He was a pivotal figure in the period when Māori history emerged from myth and oral tradition and Pākehā (Europeans) began to settle rather than just visit. He is 14.5" tall when on music base. Standing next to him is a large Maori Tiki.

This bowl was designed and produced by Cass McClure aka Ocea Otica. The volcano bowl has three Moai around the outer edges. The moai have very pronounced nostrils, no eyes, long ears and broad straight mouths.

This mug pays homage to the Kelbo's "Smiley" mug. Designed as a fleshless version, this mug is shaped like a grinning skull with the teeth in two large, even rows.

Created for the Fermentation Lounge in Tallahassee, FL. This is a bucket mug featuring a pirate holding onto a ship's wheel. "Hold" and "Fast" are tattooed onto the knuckles of the pirate's hands. The mug is stained with a wipe-away glaze to pick out details of the sculpt, leaving dark brown in the crevices, but the overall color is a matte beige. Back of mug features the bar's "Jolly Lager" emblem of a beer mug and crossbones. Carved in the mug are the initials of all of the bar's staff at the time of initial production.