This smiling tiki is holding a cheeseburger and a plumeria flower. By Tiki Farm for the Cheeseburger in Paradise restaurant in Las Vegas, NV.

This unique mug was designed by Dave Wolfe aka Basement Kahuna and produced by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. The design is based on an ancient Marquesan fan handle image. The mug has two chambers, one in each of the Marquesan tikis. The tikis are connected by a top and bottom base with the top base having a well for 151 in the center. This version features a brown glaze.

Malicious was designed by Benzart for Tiki Farm. It is based on Ben's #12 Big Benzart carving. He has a long face. One eye is squinting. He has a downturned mouth, long ears, and his face is covered in intricate moko. This version in grotto green was a limited edition glaze made especially for Tiki Central members. It was accompanied by a pewter pendant.

This shot was manufactured for Tommy Bahama and features the Kimono Lady artwork from their 2002 mug. The wahine is wearing a pink dress with white flowers.

This shot was manufactured for Tommy Bahama and features the Tropical Nostalgia artwork from their 2003 mug. The wahine is wearing a magenta dress with moss-coloring foliage.

This shot was manufactured for Tommy Bahama and features the Just Duet artwork from their 2005 mug. The wahine is dressed in a hula girl outfit with yellow grass skirt and pink lei, and she is playing a brown ukulele.

The Westwood W-3 Toothpick Holder has a brown glaze. He has an aztec look and is very angular. He has concave eyes and an open concave mouth. The nose is very rectangular. The pattern around the top rim is wavy lines with swirls between them.

This teal green shot was manufactured for Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV. The tiki has maniacal eyes and is gritting his teeth.

This smiling tiki is holding a cheeseburger and a plumeria flower. By Tiki Farm for the Cheeseburger in Paradise restaurant in Wailea, Hawaii.

This mug was manufactured by Quon-Quon in Japan and resembles the Treasure Craft mug. It has a handle and a Ku head on the front and a tapa print on the back. The pattern on the handle is different from the Treasure Craft version and this mug was made in assorted colors, sometimes with "jewel" eyes. There is also a "standard" Quon-Quon handled Tiki mug which is brown with jewel eyes and a white interior.

The Kuky Lantern was designed and produced by David Lea aka Bowana aka Tikidav. It is shaped like the head of Ku and has almond-shaped eyes and a figure eight mouth which are cut out to allow the light to shine through. The mug is marked with the year the mold was made, 2002. The bottom is marked with the year the particular piece was cast. It is an open edition, but each piece is numbered. This design also appears as an electric lamp.

This pint glass was manufactured for the Kona Club in Oakland, CA. The front of the glass features their logo tiki in front of a volcano. The back reads "Kona Club Oakland."