This fogcutter shaped hiball mug is all black, with a tiki mask painted in orange and purple cold paint, and "Luau 400" in white on the back. Marked "Made exclusively for Luau 400 by Otagiri Co" on concave bottom. Orange interior.

This mug from The Tiki's is the wider of the OMC painted-eyes moai. Streaky beige color, with painted eye details. Marked "The Tiki's Monterey Park California" on bottom.

This mug design by Otagiri has a tiki with a lined, droopy face, pointed small breasts, a long nose and eyes like semi-circles. Marked "Aku Tiki Lounge Lincoln, Nebr." in black on a field of white on back of mug.

Typical bucket shape, turquoise blue with a yellow interior, with "SUN HUNG HEUNG" in "asian" brush lettering raised on front, and Chinese characters and a stylized pagoda on the sides."Sun Hung Heung San Francisco Calif" printed on bottom.

This simple tumbler is used by Trader Vic's for serving the classic Mai Tai. The glass is clear, with a white printed design inspired by tapa cloth. At the side of the design, "Trader Vic's" is in vertical letters.

This glass was produced for the 2005 Hukilau event in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The glass is a tall clear cylinder, decorated with the Hukilau logo, a hula girl and the names of tropical drinks all around the glass. Printed designs are brown and lime green. Glass design by Tiki Kiliki, using logo and hula girl designs by Derek Yaniger. These glasses were manufactured by South Pacific Promotions.

This mug has an almost vase-like shape, the body is squared, flaring to a round opening, and has moai and tikis around the base. Marked "Rongo Rongo" on one side, with heiroglyph-like designs on the other. Reddish-brown with a green interior.

This mug features a stylized moai, steering a small speed boat. Pale green, with brown markings.

This brown tiki mug is made in England, and the tiki is holding a shield decorated with the British flag. This is the limited edition version, and the flag is painted. Marked "Britiki" on back.

This bowl was used by Trader Vic's, and is full of the familiar scenery of lounging men, rum barrels and hula girls as seen on other Trader Vic's items. Three kneeling girls, holding uli uli, support the bowl, the girls have their knees out and are molded separately. Bowl is white with details painted in many colors. Rum barrel marked "Trader Vic's Old Times XXX Rum".

This bowl was used by Trader Vic's, and is full of the familiar scenery of lounging men, rum barrels and hula girls as seen on other Trader Vic's items. Three kneeling girls, holding uli uli, support the bowl, the girls' knees are slanted back and the girls are molded into the bowl. Bowl is white with details painted in many colors. "© 1963 Trader Vic's U.S.A." in raised letters on bottom.

This dark brown bowl is round, with three moai around the edges. Marked "Tommy Lee's Islander Stockton California" in black on bottom, in a small field of white. In 1966, the Islander was sold to Tommy G. Lee who ran it until about 1980.