This green mug was designed by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm for the Tiki Hut Cabana & Grill in Turks and Caicos. The mug depicts a full body tiki witch doctor with his eyes squinted shut and his tongue sticking out.

Maka Le'a was manufactured by Munktiki. The tiki is sort of a squat little guy with stubby limbs, tiny hands and feet, large closed eyes, a long narrow nose and a wide protruding mouth. Maka Le'a means twinkling or flirty eyes in Hawaiian.

This ashtray is a hobbyist piece made in New Zealand. It is in the shape of a Maori canoe bailer and features a tiki. Marked "Made in New Zealand" on the bottom.

This black ashtray was manufactured by Coco Joe's in Hawaii. The ashtray is shaped like Ku. He has jewel eyes and a large protruding tongue with indentations to hold cigarettes.

This scallop-shaped ashtray with lei was manufactured by Treasure Craft Hawaii. The exterior is brown matte, and the interior is glossy green.

This black mug featuring a full body tiki with a large head was designed and produced by Tikitronic for the 2007 Portland Tiki Kon. The tiki has a long thin nose, tiny eyes surrounded by arches, he and appears to be laughing.

This bowl with relic stone and blood stained glaze was hand made by Cass McClure aka Ocea Otica. It is shaped like the head of a Fatu Hiva Marquesan head. It is one of a kind.

This brown loball was designed by Tikiracer and produced by Cheekytiki. It is a short sturdy piston-shaped mug, perfect for mai tais. It has Marquesan features including large round eyes set on either side of its head. This brown glaze conveys the image of burnt oil on a piston.

This brown Tangaroa mug was manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii. It has a heavy woodgrain texture that run vertically down the mug. The date on this piece is unknown. The manufacturer's mark is printed on the bottom rather than being incised.

This mug was produced by Daga for The Patio at the Sheraton Skyline in Middlesex. The tiki has an almost square, gaping mouth. Brown glaze, with a white glaze interior.

This white glass footed coffee mug with handle was manufactured for Tiki Gardens in Indian Rocks Beach, Florida. The mug features the signature Trader Frank's tiki.

This toothpick holder was manufactured by Treasure Craft. It is shaped like a pineapple and has holes for 30 toothpicks. There is a little menhune seated next to the pineapple.