These green candle holders were manufactured by Tiki Farm. They are shaped like a kneeling hula girl. Her arms are raised above her head, and she is holding a small basket into which a candle would fit. These were also made in a blue glaze.

This is a mug featuring a stylized stereotypical Asian male face with a long mustache, commonly referred to as a Fu Manchu mug. This version is unmarked.

This volcano shaped mug simply reads "Las Vegas." The volcano is brown with red and yellow lava flowing out the top. The base is surrounded by palm trees.

This volcano shaped mug was made by Poolside Pineapple. The volcano is brown with red and yellow lava flowing out the top. The base is surrounded by palm trees. This version is not marked with the name of any establishment.

This glass loball features the Trader Vic's logo abelam mask and reads "Trader Vic's Since 1934."

This bowl was made by LaTour Hawaii. It is triangular with rounded corners and is supported by three Ku. Came in different glaze colors, including green and blue. Many are unmarked or marked with distributor/store names. Some variation in bowl placement. There may have been others besides LaTour (like HB Things Hawaii) using these molds. Gecko eventually reproduced this design as well.

The Tangaroa Volcano Bowl is one of a series of bowls produced by Munktiki featuring a mixture of familiar characters. The bowl is a brown with a green interior and a volcano center. It has two Tangaroa tikis flanking the exterior. It is supported by three short feet.

This gray mug was handmade by Tiki tOny. It is shaped like a robot-tiki with big red and white spiral eyes, teeth clenched and arms with no hands.

From Tiki tOny:

"alOha beaChcombers! Imagine a world w the Polynesians were going on with the everyday of splashing waves, fern-covered grottos, and every-color sunsets, when suddenly a FLASH!! A visitor dressed in silver and his shorter mechanical companion step out of a time machine and into paradise. What would have been exchanged between them and what would they have learned from one another? Well I'd like to think the TikibOt is an artifact from that event. This is a one of-a-kind prototype mug! We won't be making a mold so he is a very special TikibOt! I'm a bit sad to let him go but I know there is someone out there who will love him in their collection. alOha and thanKs to all! Tiki tOny"

This brown mug was manufactured by Libbey. It is shaped like a moai with large half circle eyes.

Hoo Doo the Voo Doo was designed by Al Evans and was based on an Indonesian orangutan skull from his personal collection. The mug is shaped like a skull and has a removable skull cap with straw holes. The mug features intricate designs including dragons and tikis. This version features a one color glaze.

This mug was manufactured for Trader Vic's in Las Vegas, NV. It features a wahine with long black hair in a bikini leaning against a rum barrel that has the Trader Vic's logo abelum mask on the side.

This little brown mug is a souvenir from Hawaii and was manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii. It features a tiki mask on the front above the words "Aloha Hawaii" surrounded by palm trees. The back has a tapa print design.