This tall bamboo-shaped mug was a promotional item from the MGM TV show "The Islanders" which ran from 1960 to 1961.

Part of a larger set including a pitcher and other matching pieces.

This version of Alec Yuill-Thornton's classic design was updated by Gecko. This Bob is "carved" into a stalk of bamboo and has a white celadon glazed face. He still keeps the traditional happy Bob eyes and smile.

This ashtray is believed to be manufactured by Asian Crown due to the similarity to their other designs. The ashtray is blue, square, and features two stacked and grimacing tiki faces in the center of the tray.

This brown ashtray was manufactured by Treasure Craft. It is shaped like an outrigger with a menehune seated atop. There is cigarette storage under the menehune.

The brown nut-shaped ashtray was manufactured by Treasure Craft in Hawaii. The front of the ashtray is marked "Hawaii."

This mug was created by Munktiki for Hukilau 2010. It is a Papua New Guinea-style kneeling tiki. The glaze is a bluish green, with blue details.

This is a brown glazed tiki mug, with a Ku-like design embellished with swirl markings. It was designed by Crazy Al Evans and manufactured by Tiki Farm. It was created for a mixology competition in Australia, sponsored by Appleton's Australian distributor, Brown Foreman. Limited edition of 250.

This small, angular tiki mug is inspired by the cubist art of Pablo Picasso. The matte glaze is turquoise over violet.

This tiki mug was created for La Mariana Sailing Club in Honolulu, Hawaii by Gecko in 2010. It looks like a brown tiki with very large toes, carved out of a log. The glaze is matte on the "carved" areas, and glossy on the "bark." Marked "La Mariana Est. 1957" on the back, with the Gecko logo and 2010 on the bottom.

This tiki mug was designed by Doug Horne and produced by Tiki Farm for the Tiki Caliente II event in 2010 at the Caliente Tropics in Palm Springs. The mug has a vase-like silhouette like a Fu Manchu mug, with a tiki face reminiscent of the Mainlander tiki mugs. However, the primary inspiration is likely an Ed Crissman-carved vintage tiki on the grounds at the Caliente Tropics.

This mug was created in 2009 as a souvenir item for Mahinui Rainforest Weddings in Hawaii. The apple-green mug has a stylized, feminine tiki face, draped with a chain of white-pink ginger blooms. Marked "Mahinui" on the front base.

This Bosko mug has two stylized moai faces, facing away from each other in the style of most depictions of the two-faced Roman god, Janus. The glaze is black with a blue overcoat, with white in the grooves.