This unique mug was designed by Dave Wolfe aka Basement Kahuna and produced by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. The design is based on an ancient Marquesan fan handle image. The mug has two chambers, one in each of the Marquesan tikis. The tikis are connected by a top and bottom base with the top base having a well for 151 in the center. This version features Gecko's red dirt glaze.

Duncan Home Ceramics made kits for making these tiki mugs at home. Several designs, all with a slightly narrower base than body, to allow for stacking. This version has tiki faces on each side. They were marketed in the Duncan catalog as "Aztec Totem Cups".

The Monkey Beachcomber was designed by Doug Horne for Tiki Farm. It is shaped like a monkey wearing a straw hat and smoking a cigar.

This simple, blue Marquesan mug has round eyes. It was manufactured for Shonfeld's.

This mug is Stuckie's tribute to the classic Trader Vic Suffering Bastard, and he calls this version the Wannabe Bastard. This bastard has its hands making false devil horns atop his head, and has a sinister-looking fanged mouth. This is a limited edition black clay with yellow drip glaze version, also available in black, red and white.

This brown leilani style mug with a toothy grin was manufactured by Two's Company.

This mug was manufactured by Ceramic Source. The mug has a handle and a tiki face that resembles the Tiki Farm Warrior mug. The tiki has slanted football-shaped eyes, flared nostrils and a toothy grin.

This brown ashtray was manufactured by Treasure Craft of Hawaii. It is shaped like the head of a monkey and has a metal cigarette holder attached.

This ashtray was manufactured by Coco Joe's in their black lava color. The ashtray features two full-body tikis with ruby eyes and gaping mouths that act as pipe rests. The center has a pipe ash tapper made of cork.

This tiki mug is from Toby Designs, and has a tiki glazed in a green-brown mottled glaze. Marked "Toby Designs" on bottom.

This mug from Target Home is a modern, blue copy of a design created by OMC that was used for Maui Lu Resort -- Daga later also produced the design for Maui Lu. The tiki has a large nose, and is smiling, with a Ku-like headdress.

This dinner plate with blue bamboo trim was manufactured by Steelite for the Mai Kai in Fort Lauderdale, FL.