This tiki mug from Munktiki is shaped like a fairly simple tall white cylinder, with three very stylized stacked tiki faces. There are small yellow and orange triangle details on the faces. Each chunk of 25 mugs in this series of 100 has different colored triangle details, this is the style of #51-75.

The Westwood W-3 napkin holder is brown. 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 green/brown mug was designed by Derek Yaniger and manufactured by Tiki Farm. The tiki has a primitive look with diamond-shaped, half-closed protruding eyes, a skull shaped nose and an open mouth showing nine crooked teeth. The handle is shaped like a tree limb which appears to be growing into and around the mug.

The Ultra Cute Kitty was manufactured by Munktiki. This version is green. He is sitting with his paws up. His mouth is open slightly, and he has six whiskers.

Ultra Cute Puppy was manufactured by Munktiki. This version is green. He has two big ears on the sides of his head. He is sitting with his paws up and has a ring around one eye.

This blue barrel-shaped mug is Siesta Ware. It has a handle attached to two brass bands that encircle the mug near the top and the bottom. The frosted mug features a tropical motif comprised of a fish, a drum, an outrigger canoe, a pineapple, a hibiscus and palm trees.

This green barrel-shaped mug is Siesta Ware. It has a handle attached to two brass bands that encircle the mug near the top and the bottom. The frosted mug features a tropical motif comprised of a fish, a drum, an outrigger canoe, a pineapple, a hibiscus and palm trees.

This drink dispenser was sold through Target stores. It is shaped like a thatched hut and features a sign at the top that reads "Tiki Hut." There are a monkey and a surfboard leaning up against either side of the door.

Diablo was manufactured by Arte 4 in Spain. The mug is blue with a rope pattern down each side. The front features two large brown ovals which appear to be eyes and a long triangle that gives the appearance of a nose.

This mug is a yellow-brown hiball with a bamboo-look handle on the side, and a darker brown Ku with v-shaped headdress in relief on the front. A large white round sticker on the bottoms proclaims it to be the "Hawaiian God Ku".

This ceramic pink hiball with black painted details was made by Imperial Imports for Trader Vic's. It is a later version of the glass Starboard Light hiball; another earlier ceramic version has a gold rim, rather than black. Trader Vic's also used a companion glass, a green Starboard Light Glass.

Common headhunter mug in brown, similar to the OOH R-1, marked "NYC" on the forehead.