Brown glaze. Tiki has very round eyes, like rings. The mouth is encircled with sharp teeth and the Tiki's body has dash-like indentations all over. Same design was made in taller version by both Otagiri and Orchids of Hawaii.

This is a hand-built mug shaped like a Tiki head and with many "cracks" to simulate a wood look. Also has very realistic looking porcelain teeth. It is glazed brown on the exterior with a light green interior. Made of high-fire ceramics. Weighs 3 lbs & 2.5 oz. Signed and dated by VanTiki.

This is a loball glass featuring a Tiki mask and Castaways logo on front. The back features a picture of a teak temple that was once on the Castaways grounds. Date of this glass's design is given at bottom back with "Copyright Gilbert Stone, 1974." The Castaways operated from 1963-1987, after which it became the site for Steve Wynn's Mirage.

This blue mug featuring a male surfer was manufactured by Daga. "Honolulu Hawaii" is printed on the back in white letters underneath a Hawaiian boy.

This blue mug featuring a male surfer was manufactured by Daga. "Fogcutter Galley & Grog, Makaha, Hawaii" is printed on the back.

This is an angular/modern mug version of a Moai head standing on four legs. Slanted almond eyes, long narrow nose, and a downturned mouth. Circular opening at top. Dipped in a "waterfall" brown glaze. This was intended to be a larger edition of 50 but more were not produced.