This is a mug shaped like a shrunken Tiki head with a bone through nose. This version is limited to 5 in green with blood red interior.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with large coffee-bean-shaped eyes, a bow-shaped grin revealing large square teeth, and a back decorated with five descending rectangles in an hourglass shape. This version is limited to 5 in blue.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with large coffee-bean-shaped eyes, a bow-shaped grin revealing large square teeth, and a back decorated with five descending rectangles in an hourglass shape. Test glaze colors vary.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with large coffee-bean-shaped eyes, a bow-shaped grin revealing large square teeth, and a back decorated with five descending rectangles in an hourglass shape. This version is limited to 3 in beige with brown detailing and an orange glazed interior.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with large coffee-bean-shaped eyes, a bow-shaped grin revealing large square teeth, and a back decorated with five descending rectangles in an hourglass shape. Additionally, the Tiki is wearing a red fez lid decorated with a skull. This version is limited to 5 in brown with a white glazed interior.

This ashtray was manufactured for The Islander in Los Angeles, CA. The ashtray has a stone-like finish and is topped with the same logo Tiki that appears on The Islander menu. The Tiki is brown with a wood grain texture and an open mouth that is painted red on the inside.

This mug is shaped like one of the little lava people, the A'a'po'e, who help to keep Pele from blowing her stack by cooling her with their everflowing lava. This mug resembles the fountain statue on the left as you enter Hale Pele, with its bowl of cooling lava held in both hands. The Tiki has slanted coffee bean-shaped eyes, a slotted mouth with small tongue protruding, and spiral designs on chest and legs. This super limited edition has a tri-color gradation from top to bottom of yellow, then orange, then red. Numbered on bottom and packaged with numbered card. This is the first produced mug for Hale Pele. Released 11/15/2012.

This mug is shaped like one of the little lava people, the A'a'po'e, who help to keep Pele from blowing her stack by cooling her with their everflowing lava. This mug resembles the fountain statue on the left as you enter Hale Pele, with its bowl of cooling lava held in both hands. The Tiki has slanted coffee bean-shaped eyes, a slotted mouth with small tongue protruding, and spiral designs on chest and legs. This limited edition comes in a range of glaze colors. This is the first produced mug for Hale Pele. There is also a Super Limited Edition that has a tri-color gradation from top to bottom of yellow, then orange, then red.

This brown-glazed standing Ku wears a Santa hat, coat, and beard. At his feet is a green present with a red bow. The back reads "TIKI-TI" in red and the hat sports a platinum jingle bell.

A tall Tiki head mug with slitted eyes, a large broad nose, a grimacing smile with square teeth, and a small soul patch of hair on his chin. Orangish brown exterior glaze with white interior. "Hana hou!" translates from Hawaiian to English as "One more time!"

A two-piece stacker (head & body) set Papua New Guinea Tiki mug. This Tiki mug has a face with a long oval mouth ringed with sharp teeth, a triangular nose, and eyes outlined by inverted triangular patterns. These come in a variety of color and detail combinations.

This is a fogcutter styled mug with a light brownish beige glaze and a detailed multicolored mustachioed face of Genghis Khan on the front.

Genghis Khan Restaurant was located at Connecticut and Florida Avenues NW, Washington DC, United States.

William Dock Lee (1906-1969) opened the restaurant in 1958. Lee, born in New York City, was a successful trade executive with many international connections.