This is a wheel-thrown stoneware mug with hand alterations/additions. Primarily a tan/beige aged bone color with darkened eye sockets and nose cavity. Missing lower jaw.

This is a shot glass with a round lit bomb on one side and a eye-patched face on the other. Blue, black, and white graphics on a clear glass.

This is a wine glass with a ceramic Tiki stem that was attached after the stems were fired. The stem is glazed beige with a white open mouth and black overglaze details. The ceramic tiki base measures 6" with a 4" glass balloon vessel attached. 10" tall overall. Released for Tiki Oasis 10.

This is a traditional Marquesan styled Tiki bucket mug in jade green glaze with large eyes & wide thin lips. There are 6 colors in all: Coral, Dark Blue, Sky Blue, Jade Green, Pink, and Yellow.

This is a traditional Marquesan styled Tiki bucket mug in a darker blue reactive glaze with large eyes & wide thin lips. There are 6 colors in all: Coral, Dark Blue, Sky Blue, Jade Green, Pink, and Yellow.

This bowl from Trader Vic's features three of their round-headed tikis (still seen today as their salt & pepper shakers) supporting a round bowl. This is an early hand-made version of the Trader Vic's Tiki bowl. Marked "Made for Trader Vic by Dickman Walker" on bottom. Matte brown with green glazed interior. Made for the San Francisco Trader Vic's sometime between 1951 (year restaurant opened) and 1953 (year Dickman Walker passed away).

This moai lighter made for home hobbyists has a very wide nose and long ears. It resembles a moai manufactured by Daga.