This volcano bowl was produced by Munktiki. The bowl has a brown exterior and red interior. It is supported by four stacks of vertebrae, each topped with a shrunken head.

This volcano bowl was produced by Munktiki. The bowl is supported by three teko tekos with tikis in between.

This ashtray was manufactured for Tommy Lee's Islander in Stockton, CA. The ashtray features the name and location of the establishment as well as a moai in orange. In 1966, the Islander was sold to Tommy G. Lee who ran it until about 1980.

This amber glass ashtray was manufactured for The Islander in Stockton, CA. It is marked with the name and location of the establishment on the outside and features a moai.

This reproduction of the original Trader Vic's Kava Bowl design is produced by Tiki Farm. The bowl has a more upright, vase-like shape, and has an intricate scene not unlike the old Trader Vic's menu artwork (men, women, palm trees, rum barrels). Marked "Tiki Farm" on bottom. This version was limited to 50 and has more muted colors.

This skull votive holder was manufactured by Munktiki. The skull is brown with large hollow eye sockets and a small hollow nasal cavity to let the candle light shine through.

This gray tiki mug was manufactured for the Bora Bora bar in Madrid, Spain and has a pointed headdress design, with a pointed rim. Tiki has protruding eyeballs, figure eight mouth, full squat body. Headdress has detailed design.

Africana Con Coletas was manufactured by Arte 4 in Spain. The mug is blue and features a brown African mask in the center surrounded by two blue braids.

This Malekula mug was manufactured for the Bora Bora bar in Spain. This Vanuatu inspired mug is blue with a protruding nose and long narrow eyes. It has a pattern of small dots around the upper rim, around the facial features and rows dots down the base.

Bombora's Blast was designed by Marcus Pizzuti and manufactured by Tiki Farm for Frankie's Tiki Room in Las Vegas, NV. The mug is a gray volcano with a red lava rim and features Frankie's logo tiki in brown with his little football-shaped head. He just couldn't be cuter. Second edition introduced in 2012 has a gray, not brown, logo tiki.

Kahiki Kai was designed by Marcus Pizzuti and manufactured by Tiki Farm for Frankie's Tiki Room in Las Vegas, NV. The tiki is matte green with a squat body, round eyes, a happy grin, a sassy stance and a really tall headdress.

The Tiki Bandit was designed by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm for Frankie's Tiki Room in Las Vegas, NV. The mug is brown and shaped like a slot machine with a tiki face and an open mouth full of change. The arm is bamboo with a skull-shaped knob. There are two slightly different versions -- the first issue with red letters and a later issue with green letters.