This coconut was made for the Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Ohio by Hoffman Pottery. The mug has a light brown glossy exterior and a white interior.

This coconut was made for the Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Ohio by Hoffman Pottery. The mug has a dark brown glossy exterior and a white interior.

This brown coconut mug is from the New Otani hotel in Kaimana Beach, Hawaii.

This bamboo shaped glass mug was manufactured for the Polynesian Village at Walt Disney World in Florida. The glass has the Polynesian Village logo tiki (Maui) in two rows around the circumference of the glass.

It is a tinted yellow and also reads "Polynesian Village" on one side and "Walt Disney World" on the other. Measures almost 8 inches tall.

A 50th anniversary edition was later issued without the yellow tint, but otherwise almost identical except for being marked "Disney's Polynesian Village Resort" on front instead of just "Polynesian Village" and also "Walt Disney World 50 ©Disney" on bottom.

This light brown mug was manufactured by Dynasty Wholesale. It is shaped like a bunch of bamboo with leaves.

Relatively traditional-looking white glossy moai mug, with a concave base, used by The Tiki's in Monterey Park, CA. Marked as such on the concave bottom.

Kannibal 6 was manufactured by Psuedopots. The mug is green, and the back has a woodgrain look. He has round eyes with protruding centers. He has a figure eight shaped mouth and you can see little skulls in his mouth through his missing teeth.

This brown matte mug with black bottom rim was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The mug depicts Ku with the classic leilani style face.

This brown matte mug with black bottom rim was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The mug depicts Ku with the classic leilani style face.

This tall and slender moai has no eyes, a very defined brow, long low-profile ears, a small mouth, and a small opening at the top. A red pin striped flaming Tiki heat decal graces the back. It was produced for The Von Franco & Friends Tiki Show at The Bahooka on July 10th, 2004.

This tall and slender moai has no eyes, a very defined brow, long low-profile ears, a small mouth, and a small opening at the top. It was produced for The Von Franco & Friends Tiki Show at The Bahooka on July 10th, 2004.

This moai was produced by Otagiri Mercantile Co for Jimmy Wong's in Chicago Illinois. Moai is brown and looks fairly true to the Rapa Nui moai.