This orange mug shaped like an old West building with a train in front was designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for Disneyland. The top of the building is a removable lid.

This mug is yellow and is shaped like a tiki with a lined, droopy face, a long nose and eyes like semi-circles. It is an updates version of a mug produced by OMC. These were distributed as part of a JC Penney Home Collection line.

This brown mug is roughly barrel shaped and looks like rope wrapped around an anchor. It was manufactured by Daga and used by Windjammer Cruises on its ship the "Rella Mae."

The Cinder Cone mug was designed and manufactured by artist Henrik Van Ryzik, VanTiki. No mold is used, so each Cinder Cone mug is unique and colors vary. The mug is indeed shaped like a cinder cone with large eye features jutting out from the face and large yellow teeth.

This mug from Tiki Farm is yellow, and features a tiki with a pointed head. It was produced for an event at the Hawaiian Room in Bellflower in 2003.

Based on the original design by Stella Bodey and her company, Spurlin Ceramics.

Tiki Ta'a was manufactured by Munktiki. The mug resembles a carved log bags under its eyes and very full lips. There is a white strip on the back marked "Tiki Ta'a" in black.

This pineapple shaped decanter features a hula girl, a tiki and a surfer on the front. It was used for the American Legion 1981 National Convention.

This tan moai shaped decanter was made for Rapa Nui Licor made in Chile.

This decanter is shaped like a headhunter. He has a bone through his nose and is wearing a yellow grass skirt. He has gold hooks around his waist to hold four head shaped glasses.

This mug was made by a home hobbyist. It is tall and features two stylized, elongated tiki faces on each side. One is happy, and the other is sad.

This blue tiki mug from Tiki's Grill & Bar is Ku-like, with an almost smiling face. Eyes are squinted, figure-eight mouth, squatting body.

This tiki is beige in color, with a black base and interior. The tiki has slanted, almond shaped eyes, a fierce toothy scowl, and its hands are palm-up. This version of the mug is short and has a handle.