This pineapple mug is from the Kon-Tiki Village Resort Hotel. It is a lidless pineapple, with a green lip.

This white skull mug was produced by Enesco, the company that aquired OMC. It has a bone handle and black eye sockets and nasal cavity.

This mug is made to look like a log, with a sort of a branch-like handle on the side. There is a tiki face "carved" in the side, and painted yellow. This version has diamond-shaped eyes and a triangular mouth.

This white creamer was manufactured for Stephen Crane's Ports O' Call restaurant in Dallas, TX by Walker China. It features a bird perched on a piling and reads "Ports O' Call."

This red glass with a gold metallic base was made by Imperial Glass Company for Trader Vic's. Morgantown Glass Company was occasionally contracted by Imperial Glass to produce these if their production line was at capacity. The glass has "LITTLE SHOT" embossed on the bottom and looks like a bullet casing.

This mug was produced by 'Ona Tiki as a sort of tribute to John Coltrane. The mug is much wider at the top than at the bottom, and the modified moai design has a large forehead and a large nose. Also was produced in white and black.

This beige mug is made of bamboo and was used at the Hawaii Kai in New York. It features the restaurant name and a stack of tikis.

This tiki head mug from Toby Designs is very simple, with an almost moai-like eyeless brow and nose, but with a wide open mouth. Also came in a version that was taller, with a squat body. Brown glaze.

These shakers are unmarked and are shaped like tikis with round heads like those that are seen on many bowls. The glaze is a mottled yellow/brown.

This simple brown mug was manufactured by Spurlin Ceramics. The full body tiki has almond-shaped eyes, a tear drop-shaped nose and a figure eight mouth. It has a simple headdress that starts at the bridge of the nose and ends at the jawline on each side of his face.

This highly stylized tiki is named "Lama Akua," Hawaiian for "Rum God." Color is rust, and "Lama Akua" is on the back in black letters.

Moai with large rounded eyeballs, long ears, more narrow at top. Manufactured for the Castaway in Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio.