A mug shaped like a Tiki head with coffee bean shaped eyes, large ridged brows, wide open mouth lined with square teeth. Also has repeated tribal pattern on top rim and bottom lip. Upper lip is decorated with a repeating Greek Key design. This mug has a wiped tan matte glaze with brown details and interior.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut. Glazed in a glossy brown on exterior with white interior. Some of the "meat" of the coconut forms a white rim at the top of the mug. Vertical textured striations on exterior.

These are salt & pepper shakers shaped like poi pounders with Tiki heads on top. Cross-hatched tapa pattern around base. Glazed in green and blue.

This is a standing Tiki mug with a large head dominated by big lemon-shaped eyes, a triangular nose, and long, thin, closed lips. This Super Limited Edition is glazed in redwood brown on the exterior with a red interior. Additional red detailing on exterior as well. The SLTD Edition is limited to 25.

This hula girl pedestal bowl is yellow with hula dancers all around, in the foreground and background. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii Japan" on bottom. Similar to Orchids of Hawaii R-86 Japan but not numbered.

This small mug is shaped like a pirate's head. The pirate is wearing a head scarf and eye patch, with a blade in his mouth. Hair at the back forms a handle. Bottom has convex shape. Unmarked. Glazed all in white.

This is a reproduction of the Orchids R-5 tiki mug. The design has a tiki with almond-shaped slanted eyes, and a small mouth full of jagged teeth. Zig zag design along top rim. Also comes in a blue version.

This loball reads "Al Harrington The South Pacific Man Waikiki Hawaii" on front and features the face of Al Harrington on the back. Used to serve the "Virgin Pink Palace" with Strawberry, Pineapple Juice, Guava Juice, Passion Fruit Juice, Coconut Syrup, and Cherry Juice.

This glass was manufactured by the Dunbar Flint Glass Company and was used at various Polynesian restaurants to serve the deep sea diver/skin diver/pearl diver. The style is called Aramis and the glass has a rippled base and is topped with a champagne shaped bowl. The cobalt blue is much darker than the regular blue of this style.

This grimacing Tiki has a figure-eight shaped mouth, coffee bean shaped eyes, a tall lined headdress, and is glazed in two shades of turquoise blue.