This white happy looking skull was produced by Anton of Rotterdam. The skull has two round concave eyesockets, tiny triangular nasal cavities, protruding cheekbones and eight large teeth. This is a prototype and differs from the grren version in that it has a rim protruding at the top.

This little brown decanter was manufactured for Olmeca Tequila. It features the Olmec head on the front and has a pattern of alternating rectangles and dots around the top and bottom.

This brown mug is shaped like Daikoku, one of the seven Gods of Japan. He is the God of wealth and agriculture. He has a sack of treasure slung over his shoulder and is holding a small magic mallet. He is standing on bales of rice.

This white mug was manufactured for the Royal Hawaiian in Burlington, MA. It features a geisha with a pink parasol on the front and a brown pagoda on the back.

This glass hiball covered in palm trees was manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii.

This green mug is in the shape of a Chinese man with a long braid holding a pipe. Marked "House of Hong" on the back. There is a lighter aqua glazed version as well.

This nubby headdress punchbowl features the head of a tiki with a headdress made up of little bumps. Most likely produced by a hobbyist. Apparently came with a ladle with a bamboo handle and shell bowl.

This blue mug was manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii. It is tapered at the middle and has a dragon wrapped around the exterior of the mug.