This is a mug shaped like a Marquesan style standing Tiki with a wood grain pattern, large nose, a black exterior glaze and a red-glazed interior. Made of white earthenware.

This white skull mug with handle was manufactured for the Pirates' House in Savannah, GA. The skull has a saber for a handle and wears an eyepatch. The Pirates' House dates back to 1753, but its current incarnation came about when the property was acquired by the Savannah Gas Company in 1948 and Mrs. Hansell Hillyer, wife of the president of the company, transformed the museum into its present use as a restaurant.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with horizontal lines for nose and a closed slitted mouth. Collar at neck with vertical line designs. Made of white earthenware. Artis Proof version comes in several one-of-one glaze combinations.

A shot shaped like a Ku Tiki head with squinted coffee bean eyes and an open figure eight shaped mouth. Available in a variety of glazes and most of them slightly different from each other. Inspired by a wooden Tiki that has been in the marketplace for decades where Beachbumz has their shop.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with triangular eyes and a figure eight mouth. Brightly colored back marked for the Maui Tiki Crawl 2016.

This coconut mug was made by TikiRob for the 2016 Maui Tiki Crawl. Each one is different, custom, and unique. Decorated with tapa style designs.

This Tiki mug was made by TikiRob for the 2016 Maui Tiki Crawl. It is shaped like a full body standing Tiki holding a placard reading "Maui Tiki Crawl" and is glazed brown with a red interior. Open figure-eight mouth lined with small teeth, small oval eyes, and a checkered headdress in back.

This is a ceramic mug shaped like two glass fish floats with cork spacers. The mug gets its name from the Pacific Ocean current where these adrift floats often spend decades swirling around before being swept up in other ocean currents prior to washing up on shore. This mug is part of the Caliente Collection, which is produced by Eekum Bookum and in this case designed by Doug Horne. Released at the 2016 Tiki Caliente on May 12th-15th in Palm Springs. Only 30 were created in Gulf Stream Green. Other colors were made, including "Pacific Blue" and "Red Tide" in batches of 30 as well.

These salt & pepper shakers are from Langerman's LUAU in Narberth, PA. They are of realistic moai, with shoulders.