This brown rum barrel with wood grain pattern and four bands was the first rum barrel used at the Mai Kai from about 1956 through 1972. As depicted on the 1959 menu and seen as late as 1972 in photos.

This is a double old fashioned glass featuring artwork by Tiki tOny of a Tiki Hut on an island surrounded by palm trees. Marked "Rincon Room" for Bongo Fury's home bar. The glass is printed on both sides in blue. There is also a version with black lettering and graphics.

This is a double old fashioned glass featuring artwork by Tiki tOny of a Tiki Hut on an island surrounded by palm trees. Marked "Rincon Room" for Bongo Fury's home bar. The glass is printed on both sides in black. There is also a version with blue lettering and graphics.

This is a three faced version of the classic Tiki Bob design (happy, sad, and surprised). Regular version glazed in a two tone (brown and white) with black details. However, there are also one-off color variants as well.

This is a mug shaped like a tiki with a head that flares upward at the top, large slanted almond eyes, a bow-shaped mouth grimacing and full of clenched teeth, and a lava rock textured base with a smaller Tiki head on front. This mug was made in a green, a yellow, and a blue glaze. The total edition was limited to 150 with 50 of each of the three different glaze colors. This is the blue version.

This is a double old fashioned glass featuring artwork by Tiki tOny of a Tiki. Marked "Ventiki Lounge." The glass is printed on both sides and comes in many colors, including blue, green, orange, white, and red.

A tall Marquesan inspired Tiki mug. Made of high fire "Speckstone" clay supplied by Laguna Clay and fired to cone 10.

This is a square ashtray with a landscape scene of a Hawaiian beach with a rainbow on the interior. "Hawaii 72" on front base. Lava black with four cigarette indents on top and bottom side.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head wearing a hat, an aloha shirt, and smoking a cigar. Tropiki was founded in 2008 by St. Petersburg, Florida artist Peter Janus. The matching Tiki Guy and Tiki Girl mug set is based on his art and premiered at the 2014 Hukilau. They were also sold through tropikiglobal.com.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki wearing a coconut bra and flower in her hair. Tropiki was founded in 2008 by St. Petersburg, Florida artist Peter Janus. The matching Tiki Guy and Tiki Girl mug set is based on his art and premiered at the 2014 Hukilau. They were also sold through tropikiglobal.com.

This is a multicolored cold-painted cowboy mug. The character of Last Chance Joe, a bearded old West figure wearing a red bandana and packing a pistol on each hip, was created by Roscoe “Duke” Reading of Boise on a commission from Nugget founder Dick Graves in 1952, when Graves was still operating in Idaho. One of his enterprises was the Last Chance Cafe in Garden City, Idaho. In addition to mugs, there were also Joe coins, postcards, salt and pepper shakers, bobble heads, casino chips and other advertising.

This scowling tiki girl mug was designed by Toddlyn Aurelio for La Mariana in Oahu, HI. The tiki has half moon-shaped eyes, furrowed brows and her hands at her sides.