A peanut-like tiki with a lined face from OMC, in light beige with darker brown glazed top and bottom rims. Marking is stamped in black on the back, "Trade Winds Wagon Wheel Junction Oxnard, California".

This beige bowl with brown stripes was manufactured by Otagiri Merchantile Company. It is shaped like a nautilus shell with a flat bottom.

This brown condiment jar was manufactured by Hoffman Pottery for the Kahiki. The jar is shaped like a coconut and has a lid. It reads "Kahiki" in raised white letters on the front.

This white bowl with brown stripes was manufactured by Fitz and Floyd. It is shaped like a nautilus shell and is supported by three feet.

These short glossy brown shakers were apparently produced for the tourist trade. The shakers depict Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. They are marked "Florida" on the back.

The Grinning Maori mug was designed and produced by Bosko. The tiki has a large rectangular head covered with moko, a wide flat nose, deep sunken eyes and a wide angular grin. He appears to have his hands folded over his belly. This version is an artist proof.

This unusual mug was designed by Stuckie of Munktiki, and looks like a diseased liver. Glaze is yellow, and mug has "The Bad Liver" in raised letters on the back. This version is a test glaze that was never produced.

This ashtray was apparently produced for the tourist trade and is found with various location markings. It resembles the Westwood W-2 mug in that it is barrel shaped and has round concave eyes, a ridgy nose that flares at the bottom and a straight, expressionless mouth. This version is marked "Florida" and has a brown gold glaze.

This rectangular ashtray was manufactured by Treasure Craft of Hawaii. The ashtray is a matte brown with a glossy orange and yellow interior. It has a tapa pattern around the border.

This triangular glass ashtray was manufactured for the Bahia Motor Hotel in San Diego, CA. It features a man climbing a palm tree and a little grass hut in the background.

This ashtray was manufactured by Coco Joe's in their black lava color. It features petroglyphs found on the island of Maui that depict the fears of the demigod whom the island was named after. A matching lighter was also produced.

This dark brown glossy coconut has a white top rim and interior. It was manufactured for the Tropical Bistro in Hilliard, Ohio.