This pineapple-shaped mug is yellow and is marked "Aloha" on the front and "Hawaii" on the back in block lettering. The back features a hula girl and a palm tree. The front side has a tiki and a pineapple on it.

Googie is a light brown monkey with a big head and big oval eyes with white pupils. He is sitting with his hands on his knees. He has a tail. This version has a bamboo texture.

This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for the Foundation Bar in Milwaukee, WI. The glass features a tapa design and comes printed i a variety of colors, including white, mint, and coral.

Guerrero Hielo was manufactured by Arte 4 in Spain. It has a pocket in the front for dry ice. The mug is mostly brown and features the black and red mask of a warrior with tusks in his nose.

This rectangular aqua ashtray was manufactured by Luika Hawaii Pottery. It features a raised, unglazed Ku.

This white mug was manfactured for Benihana. It depicts a practitioner of Kendo, the art of swordfighting. He is wearing protective armor and is holding a bamboo sword. Marked "Benihana" on back in raised letters.

This black volcano bowl was designed and produced by Munktiki. The exterior glaze is a cool lava black while the interior is a hot lava red.

The volcano center is shaped like the Forbidden Island logo Tiki, Kapu, originally carved by Tiki Diablo.

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

This ashtray was manufactured by OMC for John Ascuaga's Nugget in Sparks, NV. The ashtray has a stone-like finish and is topped with a realistic moai with shoulders just the like the Trader Dick's signature moai.

This tiki mug was designed and produced by Pop Tiki for the Hot Rod Hula Hop 4 in 2008. The mug was a limited edition of 100 and came in various glazes. The tiki appears to be smiling so broadly that his eyes are squinted shut. Marked "Hot Rod Hula Hop 4" on the back.

This green mug was designed by Oceanic Arts and manufactured by Spurlin Ceramics. It is shaped like a coiled cobra. When the mugs were originally produced, they were not a big seller. Bob Van Oosting recalls marking them down to 39 cents to clear them out. This is the only mug OA produced in an open production, not specifically created for a venue on commission.

This ashtray was sold as a souvenir item at Butlin's Beachcomber restaurants, which had several locations at Butlin's family vacation spots throughout England. The ashtray is white with an almost demonic looking tiki face.