This white mug was manufactured for Benihana. It is shaped like a buddha in a seated position. He has one hand raised and in the other, he holds a small medicine jar.

This white mug was manufactured for Benihana of Tokyo. It is shaped like a bust of a geisha. Her eyes are closed, and her head is bowed. Her hands meet under the ornate sleeves of her kimono.

This glass was manufactured for Tony's on the Pier in Redondo Beach, CA. It features the image of the restaurant and two palm trees.

Fugu is a puffer fish-shaped mug manufactured by Muntiki. The fish is in full-puff mode with bulging eyes, puffy lips and several wide spines sticking out of his body. This version is yellow with black spots.

This smaller rocks glass was manufactured for the Scottsdale Trader Vic's in 2006. It features Vic's mai tai recipe on the front and has a tapa pattern.

This white mug is shaped like the Japanese maneki neko, or beckoning cat. The cat has one paw raised and is believed to bring luck.

This white mug is shaped like a samurai in full body armor.

This design was used at Benihana and a number of other locations, with different locations marked on reverse.

This aqua-colored mug is in the shape of an old Chinese man with a long braid holding a pipe. Marked "House of Hong" on the back.

The Kustom Psychotiki Mugs were manufactured by Kreepytiki and kustomized by a wide variety of artists. The tiki has menacing half-closed eyes, a large open mouth full of sharp teeth, a jagged headdress and a skull in the middle of his forehead. Each Kustom mug is unique.

These tall shakers were made in the 60's and feature a full-body Ku. The tiki has a beautifully detailed headress that comes to peaks above each eye. He has an upturned chin, and he is standing akimbo. He has large, long feet.

These green shakers depict a tiki with football-shaped eyes, half circle nostrils and many teeth about to eat what appears to be a smaller tiki. This represents the "eater" in the Bora Bora cannibal trio.

These orange shakers are shaped like full-body Kus. The tiki has long eyes that stream down, a pushed up nose with rectangular nostrils and an upturned chin. He is standing on a green base.