This tall brown decanter is manufactured in Rarotonga in the Cook Islands.

This orange tiki-shaped candle holder was manufacted by Garden Gate Designs. The tiki has round eyes with football-shaped cut outs in the center. It has a long nose with holes where the nostrils would be to let the candle light show through. He is smiling and has a pattern of ovals between boomerangs around the top rim.

This brown monkey mug was manufactured by Arte 4 in Spain. The mug is shaped like a monkey. He appears to be smiling, and he is sitting with his hand on his feet.

Ku design in the classic "Tiki Leilani" shape. Possibly manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii. Pale brown color. Was likely a promotional item for Braniff International Airlines. Marked "Braniff Intl" on front base, "Tiki Leilani" on back base.

Lekookoo was designed and produced by Tiki Tony. He is an adorable tiki with protruding, smiling eyes, a small tongue sticking out and has a small tiki with a big head and big, round closed eyes in his hands. This version is green.

Lekookoo was designed and produced by Tiki Tony. He is an adorable tiki with protruding, smiling eyes, a small tongue sticking out and has a small tiki with a big head and big, round closed eyes in his hands. This version is brown.

This black mug with red drip glaze around the top rim was designed and manufactured by Gecko. It is shaped like the traditional ipu drum used in the hula.

This blue mug with handle is shaped like Tangaroa. He has his hands at his hips and a sun design on his belly. He was manufactured by Gecko.

This brown mug with handle is shaped like Tangaroa. He has his hands at his hips and a sun design on his belly. He was manufactured by Gecko.

This very nice pineapple mug was manufactured by Otagiri for Skipper Kent's in San Francisco, California. The pineapple is well defined and realistic, with shading in the paint, and a bright green leafy top on the lid. Marked "Exclusively for Skipper Kent's" in black on the bottom -- even though this same design was used elsewhere.

This mug from Target Home is a modern, lime green copy of a design created by OMC that was used for Maui Lu Resort -- Daga later also produced the design for Maui Lu. The tiki has a large nose, and is smiling, with a Ku-like headdress.

This mug is the bust of a shorter-necked man wearing a hat. The mug is intended to be a likeness of Donn Beach, founder of Don the Beachcomber. Yellow-brown glaze with "Don the Beachcomber" in recessed letters around front of base. Another version has a slightly longer neck. Designed by Dan Cosina (photographed with his creation and shown in Waikiki Tiki by Phillip S. Roberts).