This is a mug shaped like a monkey head with top of skull removed to expose the brain. Available in brown, black and possibly other glaze combinations.

This loball depicts piles of presents, Christmas trees, Bosko tiki masks, and hands raised with cocktails. Clear glass with details in red, green, white, and black.

A clear mai tai glass in yellow, black, and turquoise green printed color scheme with a tiki and a tiki hut for the Tonga Hut 2nd edition launch of Exotica Moderne magazine. Side also features a cocktail recipe by Marie King from Tonga Hut, the "Bali Hai Bastard".

This is a double sided mai-tai glass with silver imprint featuring a Moai head in the middle of a big "60" with tiki torches on either side, celebrating the Tonga Hut's 60th anniversary.

This mug design was originally produced by Munktiki Imports for Tiki Oasis 17. The first edition was glazed in three different blind-boxed colors (brown, beige/light brown, and blue). The Tiki design was inspired by a Tiki found at the Hanalei Hotel pictured on page 205 of The Book of Tiki. This Tiki is located in the waterfall atrium and was originally from Stephen Crane's The Luau, Beverly Hills, CA. This mug version in black metallic glaze is a custom re-fired piece (re-glazed) and is unique.

This is a tall moai shaped mug with three spaceship fins and an exhaust port at bottom for base. Created in a variety of mini limited edition color combinations.

This Buddha mug is inspired by a vintage Otagiri mug, the Bug-Eyed Moai. The mug is of a Buddha head, more narrow at the top, and having distinctive large, rounded eyeballs. Available in several colors including blue or brown. Produced in Thailand.

This loball tumbler/mai-tai glass includes black, blue, and green accents and is marked for Trader Vic's vertically down the side. Designs on side are tribal/tapa inspired. The Tonga Tumbler Set includes 4 Tonga Glasses and 1 Tonga Tray. The mostly green birch wood tray has the same accent colors as the glassware and is handcrafted in Sweden, measuring 12.5" x 6". Glasses are made in the USA.

This glass features the Tonga Hut logo designed by Kirby. It differs from earlier Tonga Hut mai tai glasses in that it mentions Tonga Hut is "LA's Oldest Tiki Lounge" and does not have a tapa pattern around edge.

This mug features an angry tiki face with large teeth. The tiki is a recreation of Frankoma's War God sculpted by Wendy Cevola and cast and glazed by Gecko. This version is attached to a Volcano Island with the volcano acting as the drink reservoir, lava glaze spilling over and "filling" the head of the tiki and running over the face. This is a custom version and as such, color and decoration varies.

A goblet shaped jellyfish mug with purple glaze.

Designed by Bai. Sculpt was done by Rob Fink.

This is a large hand crafted vessel designed in 2009 by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. This hand sculpted vessel features the signature fat lava glaze and appears to be the remnants of an exploded volcano eaten away by the lava.