This is a smaller, single-serving bowl, with hula girls and palm trees. Marked "Harveys Lake Tahoe" on back in block font, gold foil OMC sticker on bottom. There is also a more common version of this bowl with "Harvey's" in a script font with apostrophe included.

This dish and box condiment set is from the "Happy Cannibal" series. It features a native man lounging on a leaf lid of the box. The man wears three modesty leaves around his groin. He has a metal hoop earring seen on the top ear. There are two removable dishes in front of the leaf lid box. The whole thing is an outrigger canoe, with the box being the inner part of the canoe, and the dishes on the outer area. It is not marked. It measures 10" long x 6" wide x 3 1/2" tall.

This planter is from the "Happy Cannibal" series. It features a native wahine sitting in front of a Tiki hut.

This is an unauthorized version of the Ekahi tiki mug based on the artwork of Josh Agle aka Shag. The mug is a full body tiki with a sort of monsterish appearance. The mug is blue with a lime green glaze dripping down from the top rim. He has half moon shaped brows over tiny recessed eyes. His nose is fork-shaped, and his mouth is an open grin showing his top pointy teeth. He is wearing a little lime green tiki charm around his neck which in this version is described as a "Tie".

This is a large yellow tiki with mask-like face. It is an unauthorized and much distorted version of the SHAG design originally created for the Mondo Tiki event in Las Vegas in 2003.

This tiki mug has a large belly, with hands clasping the sides, small eyes, and a headdress. Glaze is blue. It is marked "MAI-KAI Ft. Lauderdale" on the front base.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel. Manufactured by Mornsungifts and later sold through Oshi (Australia) and barproducts.com (US). The original version was manufactured by Dynasty as a "Short Log Mug" but this is an unauthorized version with lighter glazing and no marking on bottom that was sold on e-Bay and through several wholesale bar supply stores online.

This pint glass was manufactured for the Mai Kai in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The glass features an image of the restaurant on front.

This version of the classic Tiki Bob mug was produced in different colored glazes and with different fonts, in each case simply labeled "Formosa". Some have speculated that these were used at the West Hollywood Formosa Cafe, but are still uncertain. "Formosa" is a popular Chinese restaurant name across the country.

Kindred is a metal themed bar with a vegan menu, yet they established a "Tiki Night" every Thursday night, called "Permanent Vacation" and released this mug to help celebrate. White with a blue wipe glaze to pick out details of sculpt. Design by Factory North (branding and design consultants) and sculpting by The Pizz.