Nui Nui Ipu was produced by Munktiki. No two glazes are the same. The tiki has a great big head with Marquesan looking features. He has a little body and is in a seated position.

This tiki mug is the first produced by Tiki tOny, and his second design (the first was for the Tabou Tiki Room in Berlin). The mug design is a tiki with a very wide grin and large protruding eyes, giving a lizard-like appearance. This version is an artist proof in a test glaze and was limited to a few dozen.

This charger plate was manufactured for Trader Vic's. The plate is white with a grey border and gold trim. It has the Trader Vic's abelam mask and spears in the center. Charger plates are used to dress up a table, and proper etiquette dictates that the charger plate be removed when the guest is seated.

This ashtray was manufactured by Coco Joe's in their lava color. The ashtray features a wahine with a swirling skirt in the shape of a heart. "Aloha Hawaii" reads across the front of the ashtray.

This ashtray was manufactured by Coco Joe's in their lava color. It is shaped like a volcanic crater and reads "Hawaii" across the inner rim with the letters helping to form part of the crater rim/mountain ridge.

This ashtray was manufactured by Coco Joe's in their lava color. The ashtray features a wahine with a swirling skirt in a round shape. "Aloha Hawaii" reads across the front of the ashtray.

This black ashtray was manufactured by Coco Joe's in their lava color. It depicts the entire Hawaiian Island chain and is encircled by a traditional flower lei.

This mug was manufactured bu Modern China USA and has a tiki with a lined, droopy face, pointed small breasts, a long nose and eyes like semi-circles. This version has a brown glaze.

This green mug was manufactured for the New China Inn in Brooklyn, New York. It features a topless girl in a grass skirt and a lei and reads "New China Inn" across the front base.

This mug was designed and produced by Bosko. It is based on a Iatmul dancer's mask. The body of the tiki is small and is in a seated position. The head is large with a protruding diamond-shaped nose, round eyes and a small slightly downturned mouth. The glaze is blue over a red/brown base.

This tiki mug was designed by Mr. G for Tiki Farm. It is tall and slender, with a tall headdress. The teeth are normal except for two pointed fangs, and there is a small devil tail on the back. Green and brown glaze. This version was sold at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas.

This candle holder was designed by Crazy Al Evans and was based on his tiki #11. It has a blue glaze which he calls "moonlight." The tiki has its eyes squinted shut, and his mouth is open exposing his teeth and allow the candle light to shine through. He has an intricate pattern around his eyes and mouth.