Eater is part of the 2014 Cannibal Trio designed and manufactured by Bosko. His hands are on his large stomach. He looks like he has just had a heavy meal. Made of stoneware/porcelain with an ochre /orange /gold tone glaze. Stylized double initials on back of each mug (I, E, C) for Ingestor, Eater, and Catcher.

This bowl from Skipper Kent's in San Francisco, California depicts brown skinned native men paddling an outrigger on one side with light gray mountains in the background. Painted in many colors on a white bowl with a blue pedestal base. Measures 2 3/4 inches tall and 3 3/4 inches across the top. OMC gold foil sticker.

This is a mug in a classic "bucket" shape, with three tikis around the outside. The exterior is unglazed tan bisque. The interior and lip is glazed in deep brown. Two of the Tikis closely resemble figurines made by Polystone and were also used on other Napco pieces. The third is a "Spiral Brow Tiki" also used on other Napco pieces. Resembles Bali Hai Imperial Three Face Bucket Mug but unmarked.

This is a brown bowl with birds around the sides (possibly quail or doves). Measures 7.5" wide x 6" deep x 3" tall.

The Gold Tooth Skull Tile was created by VanTiki. The skulls have wide round eye sockets and varying numbers of teeth. Measuring 4 1/4 inches square, each tile is stamped on the back with the VanTiki studio mark and is notched for wall hanging on the back. These tiles differ from the regular Spooky Skull Tiles because of the addition of a metallic gold tooth.

The Angry Idol Tiki tiles were created by VanTiki. Angry Idol #1 has square clenched teeth and Angry Idol #2 has pointed teeth. Glaze colors on each tile vary. Measuring 4 inches square, each tile is stamped on the back with the VanTiki studio mark and is notched for wall hanging on the back.

This plate features the old Polynesian Village Logo with four stylized tikis. The word "Aloha" is centered and partially obscures two of the Tiki faces. The Polynesian Village opened in 1971 and in 1985 changed its name from Polynesian Village to Disney's Polynesian Resort. However, these plates were sold in Adventureland in Disneyland, CA. Plates came glazed in one of three colors (red, light green, and blue).

This is a bowl with the old Polynesian Village Logo Tiki in a repeating pattern around the sides. The Polynesian Village opened in 1971 and in 1985 changed its name from Polynesian Village to Disney's Polynesian Resort. However, these bowls were sold in Adventureland in Disneyland, CA. Comes in three color ways: blue exterior glaze with red interior, yellow exterior with blue interior, and purple exterior with yellow interior.

This is a stackable glass with a Tiki face that looks to be inspired by the Peanut Lined Face Mug. Sold by CB2, the upscale sister store to Crate & Barrel, and available in three color ways (aqua, orange, and smoke).

This is a clear glass shaped like a stylized Moai or Tiki head with a pedestal base. Sold by CB2, the upscale sister store to Crate & Barrel.

A mug shaped like a tribal native head. Glaze is a mottled brownish yellow. Reminiscent of some Spurlin glazes.

This is a mug shaped like a severed monkey head wearing a hat and smoking a cigar. It was designed and conceived by Doug Horne and sculpted by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder). The mug is an homage to the classic Ren Clark Severed Head Mug design. The regular edition is a 4-color mug. 10% of pre-sale mugs were a special promotional glaze that was shipped randomly and blind-boxed to those who ordered through the event website. One of the 200 was a blind-boxed Golden Monkey Mug.