This blue pitcher is part of a set of souvenir items marked "Hawaii." It features a tiki, a sailboat, palm trees and hibiscus flowers. Other items in the set include salt & pepper shakers, a bell, an ashtray and a decorative plate.

These dark brown salt & pepper shakers are shaped like a slender moai. Marked "Skipper Kent's" on the bottom.

This white dessert plate was manufactured for Trader Vic's and features his signature on the plate's edge.

This loball was manufactured for Don the Beachcomber at the Royal Kona Resort on Hawaii. The glass features a tiki mug, bamboo and tropical foliage in red print.

This mug was made for the Maui Marriott and is shaped like a partially peeled banana.

This brown mug is shaped like a full body Lono. He is grinning ear to ear and is standing on a short base.

These mismatched shakers were manufactured by Clay Arts. The pepper shaker looks like the leilani Ku. The salt shaker takes its design from the OMC Ku mug.

Tiki Vase Ku Style #17 was designed and produced by Bosko. It is shaped like Ku with a large, chunky headdress and a dogbone-shaped mouth. He has protruding eyes and a diamond-shaped nose.

This pink mug is Siesta Ware. It has a handle attached to two brass bands that encircle the mug near the top and the bottom. The frosted mug features a tropical motif comprised of a fish, a drum, an outrigger canoe, a pineapple, a hibiscus and palm trees. This is one of a set of six mugs originally packaged in an outrigger canoe caddy.

This green mug is Siesta Ware. It has a handle attached to two brass bands that encircle the mug near the top and the bottom. The frosted mug features a tropical motif comprised of a fish, a drum, an outrigger canoe, a pineapple, a hibiscus and palm trees. This is one of a set of six mugs originally packaged in an outrigger canoe caddy.

This blue mug is Siesta Ware. It has a handle attached to two brass bands that encircle the mug near the top and the bottom. The frosted mug features a tropical motif comprised of a fish, a drum, an outrigger canoe, a pineapple, a hibiscus and palm trees. This is one of a set of six mugs originally packaged in an outrigger canoe caddy.

This brown oil lamp resembles the tikis most frequently seen on the giant fork and spoon set. It is a crude full body tiki with squinting eyes, an open mouth exposing sharp teeth and a simple headdress.