This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for Hula's Island Grill and Tiki Room in Monterey or Santa Cruz, CA. The back of the glass features a full body tiki with its hands on its knees. Made in different colors of heat decal, including red, teal, purple, orange, and blue. The first edition had the word "Hula's" unenclosed but the 2018 version has it enclosed in a newly branded "french diamond" sign shape (like those used at Denny's and other diners).

This mug from Stuckie at Munktiki is of a monkey clutching a tiki mug. It is used to serve the "Lord Rodney" cocktail: 3 oz. blended whiskey, 1 1/2 oz. dark rum, 2 tsp coconut syrup, and 6-8 drops white creme de cacao. Shake and strain into an ice packed Brew Monkey. This is an artist proof, and, as such, has unique glazing and detail.

This white skull with no lower jaw has stylized orange flame detailing in sockets and other low relief areas and is marked for the Inferno Room in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Inferno Room opened on September 11th, 2018.

This brown mug was manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. Gecko used the original Daga mold from the Al Harrington Ku mug. The mug is a simple cylinder, with a detailed ku protruding out very far in relief on one side. This version is marked for La Mariana.

Coffee-mug shaped, handled Ku mug made from the molds used for the same design at the Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Ohio. This version has "Kahiki" removed but left "Columbus Ohio" on bottom.

Common two-faced glass with smiling face on one side, angry on the other. This version is short and brown and was produced from the same molds used at the Kahiki in Columbus, OH for their version of this design in green or brown. This version from the Tropical Bistro is unmarked and was also issued in green or brown.

One of a pair of clear glasses depicting a black and gold tiki mask. This one is the Abelam style and the second is more of a Tangaroa mask. Sold as a set.

One of a pair of clear glasses depicting a black and gold tiki mask. This one is the Tangaroa style and the second is more of an Abelam mask. Sold as a set.

Based on a Coco Joe's resin & "lava" Lono tiki figure, this mug replaces part of the headdress with an old fashioned microphone. The black "Lava" version was released for the 100th episode celebration of the Desert Oasis Room held at the Tiki-Ti. Sculpt by Patrick Vassar. A brown "HapaWood" (Half Wood) version with black chrome microphone was released afterwards in a smaller edition of 50 pieces. This version, as an artist proof, varies and is unique in color and decoration.

This is a Maori Hei-Tiki Mug with a bent head, modeled after traditional jade (greenstone) carvings. This is the woodgrain edition in brown.

This rum barrel mug has a rich yellowish brown glaze and wood-look details. Front is marked "The Warehouse Restaurant" in raised letters. Released on August 25, 2018 during the Shipwrecked tiki event.

This 7-piece set works together to form a barracuda that measures 22" long. The head and tail are decorative but middle section can hold up to five shots of rum for a tasting flight. This set is in "Black & Blue". There is also a Tiger's Eye set glaze option in mottled brown within the overall 100 pieces limited edition. White interior on both.