This round glass ashtray reads "Suck 'Em Up" in red on the front.

This blue sugar bowl is part of a set of souvenir items marked "Hawaii." It features a tiki, a sailboat, palm trees and hibiscus flowers. The lid's handle is a large white flower. Other items in the set include salt & pepper shakers, a bell, a pitcher, a plate, and an ashtray.

This blue creamer is part of a set of souvenir items marked "Hawaii." It features a tiki, a sailboat, palm trees and hibiscus flowers. Other items in the set include salt & pepper shakers, a bell, a pitcher, a plate, a sugar bowl, and an ashtray.

This yellow candle holder was manufactured by Garden Gate Designs. It has an open, jagged toothed mouth. The eyes are football-shaped, and there are holes in the nostrils, eyes and mouth to let the candle light shine through.

The design of these shakers is borrowed from Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki boat, which used the design of a South American sun god, Kon Tiki. Forehead has three sunray-like dashes, lips are two horizontal lines. They are marked "Kapu Kai Cucamonga" on the bottom.

This blue hand bell is part of a set of souvenir items marked "Hawaii." It features a tiki, a sailboat, palm trees and hibiscus flowers. Other items in the set include salt & pepper shakers, a creamer, a pitcher, a plate, a sugar bowl, and an ashtray.

This is a hobbyist version of the Trader Vic's mug used for serving the Samoan Fog Cutter. Mug is tall and wider at the top and bottom, and shows two girls (one dancing and one playing uke) with a reclining beach bum, and rum barrels. Hobbyist versions vary with glaze decoration and details.

A ceramic tile wall hanging shaped like a Moai with hands crossed. The back is hollow, intended to be hung from a small nail. Each piece is signed, dated, and marked with its edition number by the artist. In addition to the Tahitian Lime edition, there is also a Red Basalt Edition of 20, as well as 6 Artist's Proofs.

Three traditional Moai on a flat base sit below this rough textured bowl. Each Moai is slipcast and then hand textured and attached to the hand made and textured bowl. Light brown bowl interior with darker brown glaze exterior.

This white teacup was manufactured for the Mauna Loa in Mexico City. It features the logo Tiki for the Mauna Loa, based on Picasso's favorite Tiki, which is arguably the most famous Tiki in 20th Century art.