This white dinner plate was manufactured for Bali Hai and features their logo. It shows a volcano island logo with reflection on water. Repeating triangular pattern around rim. Yellow graphics on white plate. It is unclear which specific location, but it may have been used at the Lynnfield, MA restaurant.

This is a loball glass with tikis, fish floats, tapa patterns, an A-Frame building and more, marked "Tikilandia Bungalows & Lounge". Green, yellow, and brown graphics. Sold in sets of 4 through zerostreet, Robert Jimenez's website store.

Dating back to the 12th or 13th century, located in Angkor Thom, the faces of the Khmer temple in Cambodia have long watched over adventurers and explorers. Trader Brandon designed this mug to look like the replica stone face located in Disneyland's Jungle Cruise ride. Available in two glaze colors: green (directly from Trader Brandon's web page) and brown/tan (from Kon Tiki Tucson). Produced by Munktiki Imports.

Inspired by the tiki drummer drums found in The Enchanted Tiki Room attraction, this limited edition (150 in all) mug was created by Tiki Diablo for The Original Tiki Marketplace in Garden Grove, CA. Brown, with red, turquoise, and white details. Released at the Original TIKI Market Place 6-15-2019.

This mug was sculpted by Patrick Vassar and produced by Eekum Bookum. Based on the pillars that sit outside the Enchanted Tiki Room at Walt Disney World.

A mug shaped like the shrunken head of Captain Mallory. Green wipe glaze. Came with a matching paper coaster and swizzle stick. Released 04/12/2019 at UnderTow.

This white cup and saucer set was manufactured for the Aku Aku restaurant in Las Vegas. The cup features a black and brown moai under an abstract sun. It was made by Sterling. Cup measures approximately: 2 1/16” tall x 3 1/16” wide with handle (or 2 1/4” diameter measuring mouth only). Saucer measures approximately 5” diameter.

Originating from Papua New Guinea, the design of the Trader Vic's mask logo was introduced in 1951 and since has been the symbol of Trader Vic's known around the world.

This design was issued in a gloss brown and also in a black/red/white second edition.

It was also issued in a mini version of each color-way.

This fog cutter shaped mug is covered in Rapa Nui alphabet letters, including pictograph shapes of bird men. Colors varied on these slipcast mugs, including gray or tan exteriors with more brightly colored interiors. The creation process is covered on Wendy Cevola's thread on Tiki Central at http://www.tikiroom.com/tikicentral/bb/viewtopic.php?topic=38423&forum=18&start=8565&hilite=rapa%20nui%20mug

This is a coconut shaped mug marked for Brugal Rum. Brugal is the name and brand of a variety of rums from the Dominican Republic produced by Brugal & Co.

This chihuahua shaped statue was manufactured by Munktiki. He is on all fours. He has long hair around lower face, round eyes, ears up and alert, and is glazed in white with hints of red, green and yellow. This style of glaze is used on other Munktiki pieces and is referred to as Kaiju style.

This chihuahua shaped statue was manufactured by Munktiki. He is on all fours. He has round eyes, ears up and alert, and was glazed in several different color combinations. There is also a long-haired version that was glazed in a kaiju inspired glaze (white with multi-colored spots).