This mug has rounded eyes, a broad nose, and a wide mouth that is open and without teeth. The mug was designed by Yelena Stiers and manufactured by Don Drennan. This is the brown glazed version. Also made in green, tan and blue oxide glazes.

This is a ceramic divided serving dish with a standing Tiki in the center with which to pick up the tray. The bottom is glazed in a matte brown, not unlike Treasure Craft pieces, and has tribal designs. There is more than one version of this design in a matched set. The one pictured in Tiki Quest is a larger, rounder, 4-part dish. There is also a smaller, more oval, 2-part dish with an identical Tiki at center and glaze finish.

This is a mug shaped like a Fijian Mermaid sideshow gaffe. The Fijian mermaid (also Fiji or Feejee mermaid) was an object comprising the torso and head of a juvenile monkey sewn to the back half of a fish. It was a common feature of sideshows, where it was presented as the mummified body of a creature that was supposedly half mammal and half fish. Designed by THOR and produced by Tiki Farm. First released in a teal blue wipe glaze for the First Anniversary celebration of Three Dots And A Dash. The second edition was glazed in a purple wipe. This custom version is in a brown wipe glaze and features hand-painted details by the artist (glossy eyes and teeth). Subsequent versions were released in a red wipe, a standard blue wipe glaze, and a lighter blue aqua wipe glaze.

A Marquesan styled Tiki mug in light mint green glaze. There were other color-ways of this design produced, including a red glazed one for SONIC drive-through, a green and a brown glazed version for Hobie, and a darker "jungle green" for PBX.

This large yellow bowl with a lid has a rabbits and doves theme. There is also a large brown version (1971) and a large white version (year unknown). Additionally, there are three smaller versions of the bowl (blue, brown, and yellow). The lid on the large versions has a rabbit head at top whereas the smaller version features a whole rabbit body. Large version stands about 7 inches tall and it's a little over 11 inches long and 6 inches wide.

This is a hiball plastic mug featuring a Papua New Guinea style tiki faced shield on one side that has a second small tiki that forms the nose of the mask. On the other side, the smaller figure is carrying the mask like a surfboard. Designed by Marcus Gonzalez with sculpt by Tim Wollweber. This Tangaroa Cooler Dole Whip Float collectible souvenir cup was sold at the Tiki Juice Bar in Disneyland Park, plus Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar, Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill, and resort pool decks. It was issued in a neon green and a clear plastic version.

This is a hiball plastic mug featuring a Papua New Guinea style tiki faced shield on one side that has a second small tiki that forms the nose of the mask. On the other side, the smaller figure is carrying the mask like a surfboard. Designed by Marcus Gonzalez with sculpt by Tim Wollweber. This Tangaroa Cooler Dole Whip Float collectible souvenir cup was sold at the Tiki Juice Bar in Disneyland Park, plus Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar, Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill, and resort pool decks. It was issued in a neon green and this clear plastic version.

This is a light brown hiball ceramic tumbler featuring the four Damon's Steakhouse monkey mascots. The first three monkeys are standing atop one another and reflect the Japanese pictorial maxim of "see no evil," "hear no evil," "speak no evil." The fourth monkey on the reverse is holding his stomach in an "eat no evil" gesture.

This mai tai glass was manufactured for Trader Vic's to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the mai tai. It reads "Trader Vic 75 Mai Tai Roa Ae" on front in orange and features graphics of palm trees and a figure with rum barrels in orange and green.

This is a mug shaped like Stitch, the Disney character from the film Lilo and Stitch. As a custom piece, each is unique with different glaze colors and embellishments.

A full body tiki mug with bulging Bumatay-like eyes and a round "O" of a mouth with left hand clutching at bottom of mouth. This mug was inspired by a tiki support column at the Tiki apartments of Redondo Beach, CA. Glazed in satin brown with coral interior.

This one is called Ngero Mohoao — meaning “wild cat” in Maori. It is a standing tiki with almond eyes, hands held in front, and Maori inspired detailing. This mug was produced for the 2nd Anniversary of the TikiCat in Kansas City, MO. Of the 200 mugs, 100 were sold in the bar & 100 were sold through the TikiCat web page.