The Westwood W-8 shot is green and has a handle. The eyes are slanted and concave with the shape repeating above them. The nose flares at the bottom and top, and the mouth is open and oval shaped. The pattern around the top is triangles.

The Westwood W-10 mug is brown and has a handle. The eyes are half circles, and the nose is a long rectangle that flares into half circles on each side. The mouth is open and oval shaped. There are two square swirls on his forehead with a graduating pattern of right angles on each side. The pattern around the top is small square indentations.

The Westwood W-11 mug is green and has a handle. The eyes are large, concave and slanted with a concave circle in the center. The nose flares out in an oval pattern at the bottom, and the mouth is open and showing nine teeth. The pattern around the top and bottom is a series of alternating stacked rectangles.

This mug is triangular in shape, with a tiki on each of the three sides. Black semi-matte glaze. Also comes in a female figure version.

This mug from the Mai Kai has a handle on the back, and features a mask-like tiki design of the Abelam people. Green, with yellow, green, white and dark blue painted details.

This mug is triangular in shape, with a female figure on each of the three sides. Black semi-matte glaze. This mug or one very like it was used to serve the Diamond Head Cocktail at the Hilton Hawaiian Village and is depicted in their drink menu. A similar mug with Tikis instead of wahines is pictured on page 20 of Tiki Quest.

This black tiki mug has a pointed headdress design, with a pointed rim. Tiki has rounded eyeballs, figure eight mouth, full squat body. Headdress has detailed design. All black satin glaze.

This black tiki mug has a pointed headdress design, with a pointed rim. Tiki has rounded eyeballs, figure eight mouth, full squat body. Headdress is plain and simple. All black satin glaze. Manufacturer unknown, box it was shipped in was labelled "Made in Japan" and "No. 47/21S".

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

This mug design by Otagiri has a tiki with a lined, droopy face, pointed small breasts, a long nose and eyes like semi-circles.

This mug is in a hiball shape in brown, with a tiki in relief on one side, and possible the other.

This mug design by Otagiri has a tiki with a lined, droopy face, pointed small breasts, a long nose and eyes like semi-circles. This version is marked "Chan's Dragon Inn" from Ridgefield, New Jersey.

This mug is of a detailed female form, with full breasts and belly, with complete legs. Glaze is satin black, with brown interior. Marked "1968 Parksmith Corp. N.Y.C."