This bamboo-shaped mug is beige in color. "Stouffer Wailea Beach Maui" is printed on the front on one of three Hawaiian shirts.

This tall and slender moai has no eyes, a very defined brow, long low-profile ears, a small mouth, and a small opening at the top. This mug is a Tiki Farm reproduction of a Beauce Pottery design. This version was manufactured for Ocean's 11 in Austin, TX.

This shot glass was designed by Joe Mello and produced by Rum Demon in Portland, OR. The shot is black and is shaped like a bullet. It's small size makes it ideal for drink that require dropping a shot into another drink.

This brown shot has a very similar design to the Accoutrements Carlos mug, although it has no makers mark. It has Carlos' semi-circle eyes, clenched teeth, and hands on belly. These appear to come marked with a variety of locations indicating they are made for the tourist trade.

This Moai mug was manufactured by Beauce Pottery. It appears to have hair coming down from the top rim and a hairline on back. What would normally be considered ears on a Moai also are broader and appear to be part of the hairline. It is shorter, with a broader face than other moai mugs put out by Beauce. Available in multiple glaze colors.

Cutesy Bob is a whimsical version of the traditional Tiki Bob Mug with his head cast back in laughter and his eyes crinkled in merriment. It was created for a Tiki art show held at the Tonga Hut in North Hollywood. It has a terra cotta-colored glaze on the body, white face, and a small pink tongue.

This shot-sized tiki has a yellow glaze, with a white undercoat showing through on some of the details. Tiki has teeth in its mouth.

This shot-sized tiki has a green glaze, with a white undercoat showing through on some of the details. Tiki has teeth in its mouth.

A soap dispenser shaped like a Moai and matching the toothbrush holder in size and proportion but with a pump at the top that unscrews to add liquid soap. This soap dispenser is part of a set, including a soap dish and toohbrush holder.