This mug is made to look like a log, with a sort of a branch-like handle on the side. There is a tiki face "carved" in the side, and painted yellow. This version has a slight smile and half-closed eyes.

This mug is made to look like a log, with a sort of a branch-like handle on the side. There is a tiki face "carved" in the side, and painted yellow. This version has an arrow-shaped nose.

This brown hiball was manufactured by Dynasty Wholesale and is shaped like piling.

This shot glass is a souvenir from Tiki Gardens in Florida. The glass features the Trader Frank's tiki in gold. There is a matching double shot glass and a double old fashioned glass. Both the double shot glass and the double old fashioned glass can be distinguished from the shot glass (apart from their larger size) by the additional ornamentation of two bamboo stripes, one at the top and one at the bottom of the glasses. The double shot glass is half the capacity of the double old fashioned glass.

This gray shot was manufactured by Tiki Squad. Moee has a swooping brow, a short nose and his mouth is open in a one-sided sneer.

This tiki mug is manufactured in China for Munktiki. The design is of a devil-tiki, bearing a resemblance to the Suffering Bastard (and Munktiki's line of Bastards), with small front-pointing devil horns and a goatee. Marked "U Bastard" on back.

Ooloo Chan was manufactured by Munktiki. He has a flat head with a hole in the center and a pattern of x's and o's around the top rim and the base. His mouth is a small open rectangle, and his eyes are small open circles. He has little rectangular ears protrufding from the sides of his head and he has an inverted triangle for a nose and thick, heavy eyebrows.

Ooloo Chan was manufactured by Munktiki. He has a flat head with a hole in the center and a pattern of x's and o's around the top rim and the base. His mouth is a small open rectangle, and his eyes are small open circles. He has little rectangular ears protrufding from the sides of his head and he has an inverted triangle for a nose and thick, heavy eyebrows.

Lil' Pook was manufactured by Tiki Squad. He is sqatting with his hands on his knees. his large eyes are sqinted shut. He has a broad nose, and his teeth are clenched.

Lokura was manufactured by Tiki Squad. He has huge round eyes and what appears to be a slim oval mouth with a little tiki head underneath it. Under the little tiki head is another mouth which is open at the sides. Lokura truly is a crazy mug.

This tiki mug was created by Frankoma Pottery for the Cultured Pearl in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Hefty mug made of red clay with a black glaze overlay, of an angry tiki face with large white teeth. In about 1971, Joniece Frank became friends with two men who were starting a small Polynesian restaurant in conjunction with an after-hours club called The Cultured Pearl. With the encouragement of her father, Joniece made a few of the old Club Trade Winds items - perhaps 25 or so of some of the smaller items. Both the restaurant and this association were very short-lived, and items with The Cultured Pearl marking are very rare.

The tiki on this mug has stubby, fat arms and legs. He has slanted eyes and an open figure eight mouth. Black ceramic with a pattern of tiny ovals around the top and bottom rims.