This white plate with a border pattern of menehunes was manufactured by Villeroy & Boch for Trader Vic's.

The Tahitian coffee mug is very similar to the Irish coffee mug but with a little extra flourish on the foot of the glass. Most likely used to serve hot drinks in Poly Pop establishments, an example can be seen in a postcard from Shanghai Lil's in Chicago.

This white plate featuring a scene of kanes and wahines similar to those found on the Trader Vic's menus was manufactured by Vernon Kilns for Trader Vic's. It has a floral border which is found on many Vernon Kilns serveware pieces.

This plastic punch bowl features a tiki in the center that "bleeds" punch through his eyes. It is accompanied by a coconut ladle.

The Tahitian coffee mug is very similar to the Irish coffee mug but with a little extra flourish on the foot of the glass. Most likely used to serve hot drinks in Poly Pop establishments, an example can be seen in a postcard from Shanghai Lil's in Chicago. This version is white with a black foot.

The Tahitian coffee mug is very similar to the Irish coffee mug but with a little extra flourish on the foot of the glass. Most likely used to serve hot drinks in Poly Pop establishments, an example can be seen in a postcard from Shanghai Lil's in Chicago. This version is gold.

This white footed volcano bowl was manufactured for Shonfeld's and features hula girls with vague features and palm trees.

This coffee mug shaped tiki mug has a Ku style face on the front, with tapa style designs on the back and handle. It greatly resembles the Treasure Craft Tiki Mug except that the handle has a circular flourish as opposed to the jutting offshoot on the Treasure Craft version. This is a homemade mug.

This white hiball was manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii and features a girl in a green kimono and a red hat.

This coconut-shaped mug with lid is glazed in varying shades of brown and was manufactured by Porcelanas Pavon. It has an uneven top rim and a straw hole on the lid.

This tall, slender moai was manufactured for the London Luau 2007 by Cheekytiki. The moai is green with long flat ears, a long protruding nose and a downturned mouth.

This is a brown moai mug produced by Otagiri Mercantile Co, and has a wood-grain appearance. This version was made for the Hawaiian Village in Tampa, FL.