This is a double old fashioned glass featuring artwork by Tiki tOny inspired by Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room (Pele, Toucans with Dole Whips, and Tangaroa Tree with Hanging Tiki Babies). Marked "Tiki tOny" on front and "Tiki Room" on back. The glass is printed on both sides in brown & green. There is also a version with brown & blue lettering and graphics.

This mug is a reproduction of the original Mr. Bali Hai, the mascot for the Bali Hai Restaurant in San Diego. This version of the mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm. Mr. Bali Hai is an oblong head with a bone through the nose and large white hoop earrings, with sleepily lidded eyes. The mug comes with a lid with two straw holes. Face is slightly more full than the original vintage mug. This first edition is a slightly lighter orange-brown compared to the browner Tiki Farm versions that came later. Also, the lids have slight color variation and don't fit as well as later versions. No white eyebrows like later versions.

This is a Three-Sided Classic Movie Monster Mug with Frankenstein, The Creature and Mummy. Bamboo and bats in the background. Released for Tiki Oasis 2016 "Monster Island" theme. Several different color glaze combinations for this mug. Numbered with sharpie on bottom out of 33. Designed by Robert Maya and Duane Dimock. Sculpted by Robert Maya.

This double old fashioned was manufactured for Trader Vic's in Waikiki. It is apparently one of three designs (two of each in a six-part set). This one features a woman with red flowers in her hair walking past a beach bum sitting on a crate and rum barrel. There is also one with the bum chasing the girl and one with the girl naked in a barrel.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai head with half of its face peeled away to the skull.

A mug shaped like the shrunken head of the Gill Man Creature from the Black Lagoon. Mouth is "tied" with cord and includes real jute twine cord hanging off of it.

A mug shaped like a shell with Maori tattoo designs. This is the twenty-second JerK Kustoms mug. It is a collaboration with polynesian tattoo artist Tua (Tualiki Ikihaa) who did the Maori painting. All mugs are numbered at the bottom.

This black shot has a Ku Tiki face with coffee bean-shaped eyes and a dogbone-shaped mouth lined with teeth.

This is a round ashtray featuring a flaming skull. Came in orange/yellow or green glaze.

A traditional standing Marquesan styled mug. This Tiki has large eyes, a broad forehead and nose, and closed lips.

Designed by Ivan Mora and manufactured by Tiki Farm. This mug is shaped like a large Ku stacked upon a smaller Tiki head with tentacles swirling around the front and jungle foliage, hibiscus blossoms, and palm trees decorating the back. This Pagan Idol limited edition is glazed in matte brown and the gloss green is their first open edition.

This is a lidded tankard mug with lucha libre scenes in a 3-D imaging of red and blue on a white background meant for 3-D glasses. The pewter lid features a standing luchador ready for action. The sides of the mug depict fast cars, sexy babes, aliens, werewolves and more, all taking on Lucha Libre.