This mug features an angry tiki face with large teeth. It is a recreation of Frankoma's War God sculpted by Wendy Cevola and cast and glazed by Gecko. This version has a Kailua Coral Reef Speckled Blue glaze.

Matte black tiki mug with devil horns, designed by Stuckie. Smaller version of the Evil Bastard. Made exclusively for M1 Gallery in Japan.

Matte white tiki mug with devil horns, designed by Stuckie. Smaller version of the Evil Bastard. Made exclusively for M1 Gallery in Japan.

This brown mug was manufactured by Munktiki to commemorate Hukilau 2008. The tiki is shaped like the stylized full body Marquesan that stands in front the Mai Kai.

This tall blue mug was designed by Squid to commemorate The Tikiyaki Orchestra's appearance at Hukilau 2008. The tiki has large slanted closed eyes, a long nose that flares at the nostrils and an open mouth that exposes his tongue.

This white gravy boat was manufactured by Jackson China for the Kon Tiki Ports. It features their logo of a bird on pilings seen through a porthole. It has a handle and a base.

This Melanesian inspired tiki mug was designed and manufactured by Bosko. It is a full body tiki with a short, squat body and a large long head. He has sunken eyes, a long flat nose and a pointed chin.

This Melanesian inspired tiki mug was designed and manufactured by Bosko. It is a full body tiki with a short, squat body and a large long head. He has sunken eyes, a long flat nose and a pointed chin. This version has a hand painted triangular pattern framing the face and down each side of the nose.

This bread plate with blue bamboo trim was manufactured by Syracuse China for the Mai Kai in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

This little mug with a handle that connects only at the top was made by home hobbyists. The tiki has little round sunken eyes and a short, broad nose. His mouth has the appearance of stitches giving the mug a shrunken head effect.

This teacup was manufactured for Don the Beachcomber in the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. The cup is white and features a beachcomber with a beard wearing a pointy hat with a little bird perched on top.

This brown coconut mug was manufactured for the Tropic Isle restaurant in Surrey, BC. The mug reads "Tropic Isle Surrey BC" on the front in raised painted letters next to a palm tree, also in relief with green fronds.

Shown on their menu to serve their house cocktail, the "Hawahine", touted as the "Ladies Choice".