This creamer was manufactured by Jackson China for the Kon Tiki Ports. It features their logo of a bird on pilings seen through a porthole.

This is a bowl shaped like a food truck with a tiki behind the driving wheel. Fade glaze with darker blue at front and fading to white at rear of truck. Made for Guerrilla Tacos, Los Angeles, CA.

Back in 2012, Chef Wes Avila was between jobs and needed to pay rent so he decided he'd hit the streets and try his hand at making tacos for extra cash. With the help of his wife, Tanya, he set-up his cart in front coffee shops in the Arts District in Downtown Los Angeles for small services a few days a week. After a year of cart life, Wes was shut down by the city so he knew he had to go legit. This serendipitous event forced him to get a food truck but also helped to expand his offerings to more locations throughout Los Angeles. As the menu and locations grew, so did Guerrilla Tacos popularity. By 2015, the business had grown too big for one person to manage so Chef Wes took on a partner, Brittney Valles to handle the business operations. Guerrilla Tacos continued to expand and has now evolved from a food truck to a brick and mortar restaurant. The restaurant location opened in July 2018 just a few blocks away from the original spot Wes set up shop with his cart. The truck has been fully retired - Chef Wes never forgets where it all started, with $167 and a small taco cart.

This is a mug shaped like a tiki head and featuring the Snapdragon mascot figure on its forehead. Glazed in a reddish brown.

This mug features the Baby Raptor breaking through her shell, sitting atop her nest, with the JURASSIC PARK T-Rex logo embossed underneath. The Jurassic Park Baby Raptor mug is available in four glaze color-ways: Standard Beige Variant with a brown wipe-away on white mug for overall beige color, Blue Variant with blue wipe-away on an otherwise white mug, Isla Nublar Variant in glossy green, and a Lava Variant glaze in glossy dark red. This standard variant of the mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Mondo, which is known for their screen printed posters and other collectibles but recently began making tiki mugs in 2016 with the premier of their Gremlins mugs.

This mug features the Baby Raptor breaking through her shell, sitting atop her nest, with the JURASSIC PARK T-Rex logo embossed underneath. The Jurassic Park Baby Raptor mug is available in four glaze color-ways: Standard Beige Variant with a brown wipe-away on white mug for overall beige color, Blue Variant with blue wipe-away on an otherwise white mug, Isla Nublar Variant in glossy green, and a Lava Variant glaze in glossy dark red. This blue variant of the mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Mondo, which is known for their screen printed posters and other collectibles but recently began making tiki mugs in 2016 with the premier of their Gremlins mugs.

This mug features the Baby Raptor breaking through her shell, sitting atop her nest, with the JURASSIC PARK T-Rex logo embossed underneath. The Jurassic Park Baby Raptor mug is available in four glaze color-ways: Standard Beige Variant with a brown wipe-away on white mug for overall beige color, Blue Variant with blue wipe-away on an otherwise white mug, Isla Nublar Variant in glossy green, and a Lava Variant glaze in glossy dark red. This Isla Nublar glossy green variant of the mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Mondo, which is known for their screen printed posters and other collectibles but recently began making tiki mugs in 2016 with the premier of their Gremlins mugs.

This bread plate was manufactured by Steelite International for the Mai Kai in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

This bread plate with red bamboo trim was manufactured by Corona for the Mai Kai in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

This dinner plate with red bamboo trim was manufactured by Corona for the Mai Kai in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Based on the classic Suffering Bastard mug made for Trader Vic's, this squatting Moai holds his hands to the sides of his head. Instead of the usual wide lips, this Moai has his lips pursed together in almost a whistle, as if exclaiming about the pain in his head. Additional details include bracelets on the arms and legs.

This is a mug and sculpture designed by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. The “Tako” or octopus features a skull with hollow eyes and 8 long tentacles at the base of the mug. Glaze colors vary.

Created for the company as promotional give-aways as a run of 500 mugs which features their signature brand mermaid surrounded by sea life.