Lokura was manufactured by Tiki Squad. He has huge round eyes and what appears to be a slim oval mouth with a little tiki head underneath it. Under the little tiki head is another mouth which is open at the sides. Lokura truly is a crazy mug.

This tiki mug was created by Frankoma Pottery for the Cultured Pearl in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Hefty mug made of red clay with a black glaze overlay, of an angry tiki face with large white teeth. In about 1971, Joniece Frank became friends with two men who were starting a small Polynesian restaurant in conjunction with an after-hours club called The Cultured Pearl. With the encouragement of her father, Joniece made a few of the old Club Trade Winds items - perhaps 25 or so of some of the smaller items. Both the restaurant and this association were very short-lived, and items with The Cultured Pearl marking are very rare.

The tiki on this mug has stubby, fat arms and legs. He has slanted eyes and an open figure eight mouth. Black ceramic with a pattern of tiny ovals around the top and bottom rims.

This tall brown coconut shaped mug has the words "Coco Joe's" incised on the front and "Hawaii" on the bottom.

Kontasu is a little blue shot manufactured by Tiki Squad. He has his eyes squinted shut, a broad, traingular nose and an open, downturned, rectangular mouth. His hands are at the sides of his head.

This brass colored monkey-shaped pitched has a handle and a spout and is marked "Brass Monkey" on the back.

In the World War II era, a "Brass Monkey" was beer and orange juice. Later it was a cocktail produced in the 1970s, 80s and 90s by the Heublein Company that was made from rum, vodka and orange juice.

They also created a fictional story about a World War II spy as a marketing ploy.

The spy, named H.E. Rasske, and many of his adventures, revolved around a Singapore bar called The Brass Monkey, and this later inspired the TV show Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982 - 1983).

It also inspired more than a few bar owners who named their establishment after the drink advertising.

This dancing hula girl mug was manufactured by KC Co Ltd. The mug has a handle on the side and a hula girl on the front. She is wearing a green grass skirt and a red bra and has a lavender flower in her hair.

These little hula girl-shaped shakers have black hair and are wearing red leis. They have very full green grass skirts and a red flower in their hair.

This coffee mug featuring a wood-like Mickey Mouse flanked by tiki torches was manufactured for Disney.

This coffee mug featuring a wood-like Minnie Mouse flanked by tiki torches was manufactured for Disney.

This coffee mug featuring a wood-like Sally flanked by tiki torches was manufactured for Disney.

This coffee mug featuring a wood-like Eeyore flanked by tiki torches was manufactured for Disney.