This brown matte mug with black bottom rim was manufactured by OMC for the Hawaii Kai in NYC. The mug depicts Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin.

This little brown mug with a handle was produced for the tourist trade by Kavacraft. The mug has the word "Hawaii" on the front in the midst of a tapa pattern. The back of the mug is personalized with the English and Hawaiian version of any variety of names in white.

This yellow mug with handle is shaped like a pineapple. It features a hula girl and reads "Aloha Hawaii 50th State" on the front.

Orchids of Hawaii hula girl mug, this one on a simple white cylinder with the hula girl painted in color. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-73B" and "Japan" on bottom. This version is taller than the R-73A.

Orchids of Hawaii mug with a blonde girl in a red bikini surfing on a yellow surfboard with blue/white waves all around her. On back, dolphins are in relief, unpainted. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-80A" "Japan" on bottom.

This mug was manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii in Japan and features a blond boy in red trunks surfing on blue waves.

This white fogcutter, similar to the Trader Vic's fogcutter, was used at the Luau in Atlanta, GA. It features a man flanked by two wahines in yellow. They are in an island setting with palms trees and rum barrels.

This mug was made for the Princess Kaiulani Hotel in Waikiki. The mug features the silhouette of a woman with the hotel and a variety of flora in the background.

This glass hiball is was manufactured for Bob Brooks 7 Seas Restaurant in Hollywood, CA. The glass features a ship's wheel.

This cylindrical mug was manufactured for Norwegian Cruise Lines. It features a large red bird sitting in a tree that encircles the whole mug.

This white mug was manufactured for Benihana restaurants. The mug is shaped like a girl holding a piece of bamboo and wrapped in warm clothing and a head cover.

This glass was manufactured by the Dunbar Flint Glass Company and was used at various Polynesian restaurants to serve the deep sea diver/skin diver/pearl diver. The style is called Aramis and the glass has a rippled base and is topped with a champagne shaped bowl.