This purple mug by Stuckie is of a very stylized skull, with deep, large eye sockets. Two holes in the top, a large one for putting the drink in and a small strawhole for sucking it back out. Marked with asian characters on the back.

These shakers are manufactured by Chiki Tiki. The tiki has long legs and body and a small head. Head has small eyes and a defined figure-eight mouth.

This small brown coconut mug with white interior was manufactured by Dynasty Wholesale and is marked DW116S on the bottom.

This brown coconut was manufactured for the Tiki-Ti in Los Angeles, CA. It has a lid and is sitting on a short base. The mug features the bar's logo on the front and its address on the back.

This brown mug with white interior was manufactured by Porcelanas Pavon and is shaped like a coconut with an uneven top rim.

This pineapple-shaped condiment server was manufactured for Trader Vic's. It has a lid with an opening at the side for a spoon to protrude through.

This brown pineapple-shaped mug was manufactured by Polynesian Pottery for Trader Vic's.

This small tiki mug is shaped like a Ku, without eyes, marked Uncle Billy's.

This rocketship-shaped decanter was designed by Flounder, sculpted by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm. The decanter is gunmetal gray with a little Rarotongan head peeking out the window. The nosepiece is the lid.

This rocketship-shaped decanter was designed by Flounder, sculpted by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm. The decanter has a little Rarotongan head peeking out the window. The nosepiece is the lid. This version was made for a DVA Gallery show featuring artists such as Ken Ruzik, Sam Gambino and Tiki Tony. Each is unique.

This green mug was produced by Westpac in Japan. The tiki has half-closed eyes with an angular pattern beneath them. It has a diamond on its forehead at the bridge of its flared nose. His mouth is straight but then angles upward at both ends. The pattern at the top is swirls and at the bottom is triangles. There is also a Beauce version of this design.

This bright green skull shot is one of Stuckie's creations. Design is a flat skull with crossbones and lopsided eyesockets. Offered exclusively through M1 Gallery in Japan.