These wooden shakers are shaped like Maori tikis. Their eyes are triangular with paua pupils, and they are standing on a little square base. One of the shakers eyes come to a point at its temples, and the other's come to a point near its nose.

These salt & pepper shakers are from Trader Dick's in Sparks, Nevada. They are moai with closed eyes and an almost star-shaped top knot. They are marked "Trader Dick's" in black on the front base of one and "Sparks Nevada" on the other. Foil gold and black sticker reads: "Wales Made in Japan" and features a crown. Wales was a distribution company.

This parrot-shaped mug with handle was manufactured for the Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Marked "Las Vegas Tropicana" on each side of the base.

This mug was apparently used at the Westin Maui in Kaanapali. It is shaped like a whale standing on its tale. The mug is white with a blue back and black eyes with lashes.

This red mug was made by Hunter Glass in Florida. The mug features little skulls and bones in a sea of flames coming up from the base of the mug.

This green handled Westwood style mug is unmarked. It has round, bulging closed eyes, and long broad nose and is smiling with an open mouth. It has a wave pattern around the top rim.

These short, matte brown shakers with black bottom rim were manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii. The shakers depict Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin.

This teacup was manufactured for the Tahiti Restaurant in Dedham, MA. The cup is white and features a Tahitian face with closed, oval eyes and and oval mouth surrounded by a tapa pattern. Reads "Tahiti" on the front.

Charooba is based on Tiki Bar TV's logo. The tiki has a woodgrain look. His eyes are shaped like sideways teardrops, and his brows come all the way down his nose. His mouth is a large open rectangle, and his lips curve toward each other at the center. His mouth is filled with indistinct teeth. This version is green. Designed by Melanie Carson.

This white hiball features a hula girl wearing a green grass skirt a yellow top, a pink lei and a pink flower in her hair. Marked "American Hawaii Cruises" in blue near base on front.

Brown glaze. Tiki has very round eyes, like rings. The tiki's arms are crossed and look somewhat like little fans, and the tiki's body has dash-like indentations all over. Same design also available in green by Otagiri and in yellow by Orchids of Hawaii.

This brown speckled matte mug with white glazed interior was manufactured by Napco. It has a handle that connects at the top only and a woodgrain look over the entire surface. The mug features four full-body tikis in relief (whose design closely resembles figurines made by Polystone).