This mug was created by Munktiki in conjunction with the Beatnik-themed book "Beatsville," released by Outre Gallery in Melbourne, Australia. The mug is shaped like a very abstract, Picasso-esque head, with one ear jutting out. Marked "Espresso Nik" around an eye on the back. This version is an artist copy. The glaze varies from the original white version.

Common two-faced glass design with smiling face on one side, angry on the other -- but this version is short and green, made of ceramic, and came from the Kahiki in Columbus, OH.

Tangata was designed by Marcus Pizutti for Tiki Farm. He is a moai bust with his hands on his belly, no eyes, protruding cheeks and a nose that flares sharply. This version features the blue stone glaze.

This wooden table lamp was manufactured for Trader Vic's. It features their signature Maori tiki. There are two of them facing opposite directions with a glass shade in the center.

The Moai Bowl was designed and manufactured by Bosko. It is triangular with three different shaped moai, one at each corner. Each side is covered with moai. This version has a red lava glaze on the interior.

This footed volcano bowl with brown center features a topless surfer girl in a pink (or green variation) skirt with two yellow fish swimming along side.

This skull mug was manufactured by Norcrest. it has a bone-shaped handle. It has slightly sunken eyes and nasal cavity and its features are accented in black. Sometimes stamped with a serial number on bottom or accompanied by Norcrest foil sticker.

This mug was manufactured by Porcelanas Pavon in Spain. It is inspired by the masks of Aoba or Ambae, one of the islands of Vanuatu. The mug looks like an animal with a long face and nose with little round eyes and long oval nostrils. The mouth is a pocket for dry ice.

This mug was manufactured by Arte 4 in Spain and has two pockets with mask-like faces used to hold dry ice. Mug is blue and beige, with blue paint, and ornate red designs on sides.

This skull mug was manufactured for Treasure Island in Las Vegas, NV. The skull has a darkened eye socket and nasal cavity and is wearing an eye patch and a red bandana with black polka dots. He also has one gold tooth.

This short, glossy mug with a bone-shaped handle is shaped like a skull. It has black, sunken eye sockets and nasal cavity along with many crooked teeth.

The Log Mug was produced by Tiki King for his 1996 luau. The tiki has slanted, almond-shaped eyes and a figure eight mouth. The mug has a woodgrain texture. This version is brown with black accents.