This teal tiki mug was designed by Drew Brophy for Tiki Farm. Features a California surf take on Ku, with large grin and toes. This version was produced for Malibu's Surf Shop.

This blue mug was manufactured by Ceramic Source. They are a U.S. ceramic wholesaler. The mug has a handle and resembles the Orchids R-76 mug.

This brown mug was manufactured by Ceramic Source. They are a U.S. ceramic wholesaler. The mug has a handle and resembles the Orchids R-76 mug.

This mug was produced by Daga. The tiki has an almost square, gaping mouth. Brown glaze, with a white glaze interior. Daga produced this mug for a variety of locations, most notably Stephen Crane's restaurants. This version has no location name drop.

This mug is Bosko's stylized take on the already very stylized Tiki Bob design. This mug is tall and slender, with a blue glaze. His eyes are different sizes and are looking in different directions, and his mouth is slightly askew.

This brown mug is shaped like the skull of a monkey, with ears on the sides, with two holes, one large one to put the drink in, and one small straw hole to suck it back out. Marked "Monkey Zombie" on back.

This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for Trader Vic's 75th Anniversary. The glass features a tapa pattern and dancing menehunes in copper. "Trader Vic's Celebrating 75 Years!" is printed around the base of the glass in copper.

This hurricane glass was produced for Disney's Polynesian Village at Disney World in Florida. It reads "Polynesian Village" on the front under their happy little New Guinea shield inspired logo.

This clear bamboo-shaped hiball was produced for Disney's Polynesian Village Resort at Disney World in Florida. It reads "Disney's Polynesian Village Resort" on the front with their happy little New Guinea shield inspired Maui logo tiki circling the glass above and below the print. This is a reproduction of the amber yellow tinged glasses that were first produced decades before. These are marked: "Walt Disney World 50 ©Disney" on bottom.

This decanter was a promotional item for Hutique Liquor. It is shaped like a hut with a thatch roof and a little door.

Kon Tiki in Tucson (no connection to the Steve Crane Kon-Tiki restaurants) has been in business since the 1960s. This mug was designed by Squid and produced by Tiki Farm for sale at the Kon Tiki restaurant. It is available in both mug & shot size, this is the shot. The inspiration for the design is a Milan Guanko carved tiki outside of the restaurant.

This shot glass comes in a brown or orange glaze, and has "Kon Tiki" indented into the mold in back.

Coconut mug, typical in its shape. Woodland moss (dark green) glaze over red clay. "Frankoma" in recessed letters on bottom.