This hurricane glass was used at the Outrigger Hotel in Waikiki. The company was founded by Roy and Estelle Kelley who opened their first hotel in 1947. The company's first hotel to carry the Outrigger name was the Outrigger Waikiki on the Beach, which opened in 1967. In 1986, Outrigger became the largest hotel chain in Hawaii when its room count pushed over 7,000. In 1999, Outrigger created a new brand, Ohana Hotels and Resorts, to better market its more moderately priced three-star properties, while keeping the Outrigger brand for its higher-end four-star and luxury properties.

This is part of a 4 glass set, including Zombie, Mai Tai, Blue Hawaiian, & Scorpion hiballs. This is the scorpion glass, showing a woman drinking out of a scorpion bowl with a Tiki face, an actual scorpion with tail poised to strike, and bottles of drink ingredients on the reverse (orgeat and gin).

This pint glass features the standing logo Tiki for The Lucky Tiki in Mission Hills, CA. Black logo and lettering.

This pint glass was made for Tahiti Joe's in Las Vegas, NV. The glass features the restaurant's logo tiki head and lettering in a multicolored decal. The restaurant closed in 2014.

This is a lowball glass that features original logos and artwork from five lost California Tiki Temples. The designs and lettering are in a brown & light blue two-tone imprint. Logos include Tiki-Jo, Tiki Bob's, Luau, The Tikis, and Kapu-Kai.

This is a volcano shaped mug with an overproof rum reservoir lid that has a nude Pele standing in its center. The Pele figure has outstretched arms and orange lava flows "spill" from the lid and trickle down the black volcano to form a red pool around the base.

This is a shot mug shaped like a skull with crossed bones behind it. It has a black outer and interior glaze.

This is a lidded mug shaped like a Day of the Dead sugar skull with flower petal detailed eye sockets. It is glazed white with additional cold painted black, red and blue details. The lid is shaped like a light brown sombrero with 4 holes for straws. Skull is 4" by 5" and the sombrero is about 8" wide.