This decanter was created for the 1973 Hawaiian Open golf tournament. The event was sponsored by United Airlines. The decanter is shaped like a large golf ball with a pineapple and an airplane on the front. The decanter was for Jim Beam.

This glass hiball was manufactured for Tiki Oasis 7 and reads "Tiki News presents Tiki Oasis 7 Hawaii A Go Go San Diego CA" on the front next Derek Yaniger's Ku head.

This glass loball was manufactured for the Kauai Resort Hotel in Hawaii and reads "Kauai Resort Hotel in red on the front.

This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for Hula's Island Grill and Tiki Room in Monterey, CA. The back of the glass features a full body tiki with its hands on its knees. Made in different colors of heat decal, including red, mint green, and blue.

This white hiball was manufactures for Stephen Crane's Ports O' Call restaurant in Dallas, TX. It features a bird perched on a piling and reads "Ports O' Call."

This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for the Bali Hai restaurant in San Diego, CA. The front of the glass features the image of the restaurant with a sailboat passing by, and the back reads "Bali Hai Shelter Island."

This Drunken Moai was designed and produced by Bosko. The mug is glazed a light green and is shaped like a tall Moai with a pointed nose, long ears and a slightly upturned closed mouth. Most noticeable is the bendy curve in the entire vessel, which gives the mug a leaning or "drunken" appearance. In addition to the regular issue, there were also Artist Proofs (mottled green and other colors).

Bambooze was designed by THOR. It is a stylized moai whose ears and nose are shaped like bamboo. The mug has a verticle woodgrain look. He has a cowry shell mouth and a large jutting brow.

Vicious was designed by Benzart for Tiki Farm. It is based on Ben's #20 Maori pendant. Vicious is brown and has a snarl on his face and moko on his entire head. This version in bungalow brown was a limited edition glaze made especially for Tiki Central members. It was accompanied by a pewter pendant.

This yellow mug with lid is shaped like a pineapple and was manufactured by Dynasty Wholesale.

These salt & pepper shakers are from the

Ports O' Call restaurant, owned by Steve Crane. They are two round-headed tikis, with hands making a thumbs-up gesture at the belly. Marked "Ports O' Call" on the back.

This white dessert plate was manufactured for the Aku Aku restaurant in Las Vegas. The plate features a black and brown moai under an abstract sun. It was made by Corning and part of their Pyroceram line which is a glass/ceramic hybrid able to withstand repeated microwave oven use.