Black moai, with no eyes. This design was often customized for different restaurants, but this one is not marked for a particular restaurant. OMC sticker on bottom.

This vintage Trader Vic's mug was used for serving the Samoan Fog Cutter. Mug is tall and wider at the top and bottom, beige, with brown painted stripe detail on top and bottom rims. Depicts two girls with a man smoking a pipe, sitting on rum barrels. Marked "Imported by 'Trader Vic' Japan" in small script on bottom.

This vintage Trader Vic's mug was used for serving the Samoan Fog Cutter. Mug is tall and wider at the top and bottom, white, with brown painted stripe detail on top and bottom rims. Depicts two girls with a man smoking a pipe, sitting on rum barrels. Marked "Imported by 'Trader Vic' Japan" in small script on bottom.

This mug from The Beachcomber in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania is the wider of the OMC painted-eyes moai. Streaky beige color, with painted eye details. Marked "The Beachcomber Harrisburg PA" on back.

This mug is Tiki Farm's tribute to longtime Waikiki performer Don Ho. A photo of Don Ho is front and center on the mug, with raised red "Don Ho" letters beneath, and surrounded by a maile lei. It is being held by a brown Ku, which is in relief on the front of the white cylinder mug. The top and bottom rims are blue with a wave design, and the back has two crossed tiki torches, with "Hawaii's Legendary Entertainer" printed in red above a view of Diamond Head.

This brown tiki is a head with lidded eyes, large lips and broad nose. Marked "Tiki Objects by Bosko" on the bottom along with the series number in black. Was also made in gray in the same series.

A handled mug with a big-nosed Kilroy-like head peering over a fence, made for Trader Vic's in Waikiki, Hawaii.

This unusual mug is shaped like a pair of red pants. "Hawaii" is in vertical letters down one side, and there are "pockets" painted on the back. Strawhole on the front.

This mug was created by Polynesian Pottery exclusively for the Waikiki Trader Vic's location, for serving their "Octopus" drink. This may be an earlier prototype of the more common short Octopus mug. The mug is a cylinder, with two octopi on the front, and the words "Trader Vic's The Octopus" in raised letters on the back. Glazed in either green or brown.

This mug was created for the San Francisco Trader Vic's location, and is shaped like on of that city's famous trolley cars. The mug is brown with a white interior, and white side placards that say "Trader Vic's" on one side and "San Francisco" on the other.

This glass was created for serving Hot Buttered Rum at Trader Vic's. The glass is white milk glass, with a handle on the side, and a pedestal base. "Hot Buttered Rum" is printed on the side in black, along with the Trader Vic's mask logo.

This tiki mug, from Sven Kirsten's Kon-Id line of mugs, is manufactured in Spain. The mug is shaped like the full body of a Tangaroa and is on the realistic side, with wood-grain look; gray-brown on the outside and white on the interior. The tiki has arms clutching a rotund belly, and stout little legs. Marked with the "Kon-Id" logo in black on the bottom.