Common headhunter Orchids of Hawaii mug in green, marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-1" "Taiwan" on bottom.

There is also a yellow and a brown glazed version.

This mug is all turquoise blue and depicts a mermaid. The bottom is marked "Orchids of Hawaii" and "R-99" and "Taiwan".

This is a Tiki head shaped planter without drain hole made by Old Time Pottery. Triangular border around top edge. Double lined brow, coffee bean shaped eyes, and a grimace with square bared teeth. Glazed in green.

Pineapple-shaped shakers marked "Aloha" and "Hawaii" with green shrubbery base. One pineapple sits higher than the other on the base. Made in Japan.

A mug shaped like a Tiki inside of a topless skull base, holding a bone, and decorated with bones and a skull around top of head. Blue glaze.

This is a handled mug shaped like the Accoutrements Big Mouth Likki Tiki. Made by Old Time Pottery. Glazed in green.

This is a mug shaped like a model of a human head used in anatomy classes with musculature shown on one half and the skull on the other. The heads have a magnetic eye and ear as well as a lidded brain with a straw hole. The super limited edition is zombified (standard with brown musculature and black brain). Eyes are blue with red irises unless special requests are made. There is also a non-zombified regular Limited Edition of 100 pieces.

This tiki mug from KC Co is Ku-like, with an almost smiling face. Eyes are squinted, figure-eight mouth, squatting body, with many "chisel" marks. Marked "KC Co Ltd. Hawaii" on bottom. This version is marked "Germaine's Luau Hawaii" on the back.

This tiki mug from KC Co is Ku-like, with an almost smiling face. Eyes are squinted, figure-eight mouth, squatting body, with many "chisel" marks. Marked "KC Co Ltd. Hawaii" on bottom and "Tahiti Joe's Las Vegas, NV" on back. The restaurant closed in 2014.

Ha'aheo (pronounced: HA-AH-HAY-O) is the first in a series of three Ipu (Gourd) Warriors. Ha'aheo (Pride) proudly holds a spear and shark-tooth knife. This is a four-color glazed mug with mostly brown and yellow coloring, but some black and green details.

Ikaika (pronounced: EE-KAI-KAH) is the second in a series of three Ipu (Gourd) Warriors. As the symbol of strength (Ikaika), he is ready for battle with a feathered shield and dagger. This is a four-color glazed mug with mostly brown and yellow coloring, but some black and orange details.

Akamai (pronounced: AH-KAH-MAI) is the third in a series of three Ipu (Gourd) Warriors. As the symbol of wisdom, he stands in quiet contemplation while leaning on his spear. This is a four-color glazed mug with mostly brown and yellow coloring, but some black and red details.