This little glass bottle was manufactured by Hawaiian Distillers to hold a Hawaiian Mai-Tai Cocktail. It is shaped like a Ku Head in dark brown and has a screw cap. Red paper label on side opposite of Tiki head.

This little bottle was manufactured by Hawaiian Distillers. It is shaped like a full body Ku in dark brown and has a screw cap.

This is a mug in a classic "bucket" shape, with men doing karate on the sides. Outside is unglazed tan bisque, interior and lip is glazed in deep brown. Marked "Karate Punch" on one side and "Miyako Hotel San Francisco" on bottom.

This is a mug in a classic "bucket" shape, with men doing karate on the sides. Outside is unglazed tan bisque, interior and lip is glazed in deep brown. Marked "Karate Punch" on side and it is marked "Kyoto" on the bottom.

This bucket mug appears to have been made for the Coast Guard Chief Petty Officers Association at Pier 91 in Seattle, WA. It features an anchor on one side and the image of a masted sailing ship on the other. Beige exterior and brown interior. "C.P.O. Club" on front and "N.S.D. Pier 91" on reverse. Bottom reads: "Made Exclusively for C.P.O. Club Seattle".

Similar to the more common bucket tiki design with three tikis, but this one was created by OMC only for Harvey's Lake Tahoe, and it features the Sneaky Tiki logo, and is printed with "Harveys Lake Tahoe" on the side in a modern looking sans serif block font with no apostrophe. There is also a more common script font version with apostrophe included. OMC sticker on bottom.

These S&Ps are shaped like standing Ku Tikis with bumpy ridged brows, muscular chests, and arms at their sides. This style of shaker was originally made in desert gold, woodland moss, onyx black, prairie green, and flame red. Wendy Cevola has secured the copyright to the Tiki line of designs created by Joniece and this is one of her reproduction sets.

These blue candle holders were manufactured by Tiki Farm. They are shaped like a kneeling hula girl. Her arms are raised above her head, and she is holding a small basket into which a candle would fit. These were also made in a green glaze.

These moai shaped salt & pepper shakers were manufactured for Johnny Quong's Hawaiian in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Sumo Flip was manufactured by OMC in both a matte and glossy finish. This is a matte version mug featuring a sumo wrestler mid-air, with the words "Sumo Flip" printed in black letters on the front, and marked "Kyoto" on the bottom.

Aumakua 13 was designed and produced by Bosko. This is one of Bosko's abstract, primitive interpretations of the Hawaiian protective deity which traditionally appears in various forms. He is a full-body tiki with round eyes, a bare suggestion of a nose, and an elongated chin with a slitted mouth. This version is the second and final color way in Chartreuse Green with pink interior. The first color way was Obsidian/Lava on the exterior with an olive green interior glaze.

This mug has a sort of peanut-shaped body, with an aggressive sharp-toothed head. It resembles a combination of the Orchids R-3 and the Treasure Craft tiki mug. As a hobbyist version, glaze colors, markings, and details vary.