Tooty Tiki Tavi was designed and manufactured by artist Henrik Van Ryzik, VanTiki. It is a musical tiki mug and has a whistle on the back at the base. He has round eyes, a round mouth, a large nose and ceramic protrusions coming out of the top of his head.

Terrifying Tooty Ku was designed and manufactured by artist Henrik Van Ryzik, VanTiki. It is a musical tiki mug and has a whistle on the back at the base. He is a head of Ku with a large sawtooth headdress. His eyes are large half circles, and he has triangles down his nose. His mouth is full of large white/red teeth.

This customized mug in the shape of a half coconut was manufactured by Munktiki.

This hula girl pedestal bowl is white with hula dancers all around, in the foreground and background. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii R-86 Japan" on bottom.

This white bowl was manufactured for Trader Vic's. It is shaped like a conch shell.

This silver bowl with red interior was designed and produced by Johnnie Velour. The bowl is supported by three Marquesan tikis. The red glaze is flowing over onto the outside of the bowl like lava. This version was made for the Dark Marq Room.

This gray cauldron shaped mug was supplied by HF Pottery for the Mauna Loa in Detroit. The cauldron has red and yellow flames as well as brown logs underneath it and a gold handle.

The Pilikua Moai was designed and produced by Bosko. The mug is gray with black speckles and is shaped like a tall moai with a pointed nose, long ears and a straight expressionless mouth.

This tiki mug is brown, with a square pattern on its forehead and a straight handle on the side.

A peanut-like tiki with a lined face from OMC, in light beige with darker brown glazed top and bottom rims. Marking is stamped in black on the back, "Hawaii Kai".

Kohonuo was designed by Loonatiki for KreepyTiki. The tiki has large, closed, slanted eyes, a wide nose and a large, square, open mouth showing eight large teeth. This version has hand painted eyes and mouth.

This bamboo-shaped mug is white in color. "Rosie's Cantina, Haleiwa, Hawaii" is printed in on the front around a senorita and two chili peppers.