This pink tiki girl was was designed by Donella Vitale for Tiki Farm. She has big, coy eyes and is glancing over her shoulder. She is wearing a white sarong and has a white plumeria in her hair. This is the original version; in 2010 a white version with pink details was produced. This is a companion piece to the "Tiki Boy Mug" that was put out the same year.

The Tiki Boy mug was designed by Joe Vitale for Tiki Farm. He is holding a gigantic heart-shaped tiki mask. The mask has a broad grin and large eyes. He is seated with his feet just under the mask. This is a companion piece to the "Tiki Girl Mug Pink" that was put out the same year.

The Westwood W-21 mug is green and has a handle. He has flat oval eyes, a rectangular mouth and a football shaped mouth with protruding lips. The pattern around the top rim is a zigzag, and there is an alternating diamond pattern around the bottom. Although it is not marked Westwood, the exact size and construction indicate that it was either made by Westwood or one of the one-off Japanese manufacturers who copied the Westwood and Beuce mugs.

This brown rum barrel was reproduced by Tiki Farm. "Don the Beachcomber" and "Rum Barrel" are in recessed letters on the front.

This enameled tin cup was manufactured for Forbidden Island in Alameda, CA. It has The Forbidden Island Painkiller Club on one side above and below a sunset. The painkiller recipe is on the other side, and it has the flags of the Brittish Empire around the interior rim. Mostly white with blue rim. Multicolored graphic on front.

This brown mug is a replica of the tiki in the fountain at the Kahiki in Columbus, OH. It has small triangular eyes, oval indentations for nostrils and a wide, heart-shaped mouth.

This brown mug is based on the PNG tiki at the Mai Kai in Florida. It was designed and produced by Tiki Diablo. It is a full body tiki with a large head, small round eyes and a small football-shaped mouth. This version is hand painted and is one of a kind.

Big Mo is a tall, green moai and was designed and produced by GOTIKI.

This little brown tiki is a candle holder. He is a Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin, and he is entirely glazed unlike many of the other Lucky Tiki design items.

This brown mug was designed for Tiki Farm by Derek Yaniger. It is the second in a series of prehistoric tiki designs. The mug is a little cockeyed and has slanted football-shaped eyes and an open dogbone-shaped mouth displaying his teeth.

This mug was manufactured for the Hot Rod Hula Hop 3. It is shaped like the fireplace moai from the Kahiki in Columbus, Ohio. Designed by Captain Skully (Eric Immelt).

This massive gray volcano bowl with red interior was manufactured by Tiki Farm. The bowl is supported by three frowning moai. The volcano center holds 2 oz. of liquid.