This hiball which features etched bamboo stems and leaves was manfactured by Noritake. This pattern was used on a great variey of glassware including hiballs, loballs, brandy snifters, cordials, martinis, pilsners, etc.

This loball which features etched bamboo stems and leaves was manfactured by Noritake. This pattern was used on a great variey of glassware including hiballs, loballs, brandy snifters, cordials, martinis, pilsners, etc.

This tiki mug is aqua in color, and is of a smiling tiki with a very large nose. The tiki's headdress comes down the side, as is sometimes seen with Kus, and there is an "X" pattern along the top rim.

This red dirt clay bowl with red and blue Pele vs. Namaka glaze on the interior and dripping down the sides was manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. The bowl is surrounded by three wahines (similar to Holland Mold Pinup Girls), each with tattoos from a different island including Hawaii, New Zealand and the Marquesas. Hand made in Honolulu and hand painted.

Squll was designed by Squid for Tiki Farm. The mug is shaped like a skull that is missing its jaw and has moko across the face. The lid has a straw hole cracked into it.

This brown mug with handle features a hula girl in relief on the front. She is wearing a grass skirt and a lei and is dancing between two palm trees. The front of the mug reads "Aloha Hawaii" in raised letters.

This low cup was most likely manufactured by Quyle Kilns. The cup is narrow at the base and wider at the top and features the face of a tiki on the sides with diamond-shaped eyes and a football-shaped mouth.

This low cup was most likely manufactured by Quyle Kilns. The cup is narrow at the base and wider at the top and features the face of a tiki on the sides with diamond-shaped eyes and a football-shaped mouth. This version is white with brown speckles.

This low cup was most likely manufactured by Quyle Kilns. The cup is narrow at the base and wider at the top and features the face of a tiki on the sides that is crouching and has a boomerang-shaped head. This version is white with brown speckles.

This low cup was most likely manufactured by Quyle Kilns. The cup is narrow at the base and wider at the top and features the face of a tiki on the sides that is crouching and has a boomerang-shaped head. This version is blue with brown speckles.

This low cup was manufactured for Trader Vic's. The cup is narrow at the base and wider at the top and features the face of a tiki on the sides with diamond-shaped eyes and a football-shaped mouth. THe glaze is red, and the top rim is white.

Fugu is a puffer fish-shaped mug manufactured by Muntiki. The fish is in full-puff mode with bulging eyes, puffy lips and several wide spines sticking out of his body. This version is yellow with orange spots and a black interior, a glaze used only for Forbidden Island.