This white plate was manufactured by Syracuse China and features three tiki masks and two fish floats.

These shakers are manufactured by Chiki Tiki. The tiki has long legs and body and a small head. Head has small eyes and a defined figure-eight mouth.

These shakers were manufactured by Chiki Tiki. The tiki is blue/green, with slightly bulbous, almond-shaped eyes, and its tongue is sticking out quite a ways. Its hands have come together at its front, and appear to possibly be holding a cup.

This purple mug was designed by Paul Nielsen for Munktiki. It has a 70's look to it. The tiki mask is green with round bulging eyes, long thin lips and a broad nose with flared nostrils.

This brown mug was manufactured for the Kowloon restaurant in Saugus, MA. It is shaped like a Chinese drum with a mallet on the side. It reads "Kowloon" in red raised letters on the front.

This dead organ grinder monkey decanter was designed by Stuckie for Munktiki. The monkey has big, round, lifeless eyes, and he's wearing a little red vest and a fez.

This orange tiki looks rather moai-ish, but with an open mouth. Marked "Chongo" on back.

This soft green tiki looks rather moai-ish, but with an open mouth. Marked "Chongo" on back.

This stacker tiki mug from Munktiki is green, and the tiki's eyes stick out past the sides of the mug.

Pineapple Po'o was sculpted and handmade by Gecko and was based on a design by Gary Ehrlich. The tiki has large oval eyes that are squinted shut, an open figure eight mouth that show off his many teeth, and wide, flared nostrils. He has a pineapple in the middle of his forehead. The mug features Gecko's red dirt glaze on the face and a two tone glaze on the bark-like textured back.

This mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Hula's Island Grill and Tiki Room in Monterey, CA. The mug features a full-body tiki whose fists meet in the center of the mug. He has long oval eyes that are squinted shut, a short flared nose and an open mouthed grin.

This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 13 tiki, also known as the "Keeper of the Charm" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself, and it was produced by Tiki Farm. This version of the mug is an artist proof, it's also available in a brown glaze. The tiki is cupping a small tiki charm in his hands. Marked "cAL Evans 2004" on the bottom.