This greenish/tan mug resembles the Orchids of Hawaii R-5. It was manufactured by Libbey.

This brown mug was manufactured by Westpac in Japan. The tiki has half oval eyes with half circles underneath them. There are triangle on each cheek, and the mug has an open football shaped mouth. It appears to have hair coming down from the top rim.

This brown mug was manufactured by Westpac in Japan. The tiki has half closed eyes eyes with concentric ovals around them. His bottom lip is sticking out, and he has a slim pointed nose.

Ku shaped tiki mug, with bands across eyes in a sort of "X" shape, in a brown glaze. "Mai Kai" in raised letters on back. This version has "Hukilau 2003" printed in white on the back.

This mug was produced by Daga for Paradise Cove in Hawaii. The tiki has an almost square, gaping mouth. Brown glaze, with a white glaze interior.

This short version of the Junkanoo Mug was manufactured by Wellsville China. The mug is white with very simple features. It has vertical lines running down the back of the mug. Its eyes appear to be half closed. It has a long, slim nose and full lips. There is also a tall version of this design.

This mug is a yellow-brown hiball with a bamboo-look handle on the side, and a darker brown tiki in relief on the front. A large white round sticker on the bottoms proclaims it to be the "Lucky Tiki God".

This brown mug features a hula girl in relief on the front. She is waering 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 hula girl mug greatly resembles the Dynasty DW160 except that the handle is on the side of the mug and the hula girl has finer features. She is playing a ukulele and wearing a green skirt and a red lei.

This white hiball features a hula girl wearing a green grass skirt a yellow top, a pink lei and a pink flower in her hair. Marked "Norwegian Cruise Line" in blue near base on front.

Thsi fogcutter was manufactured by Vernon Kilns for the Honolulu Trader Vic's. It has a brown top and bottom rim and features a topless hula girl on each side. Each girl has dark hair and a red lei. One is dancing, and the other appears to be picking fruit from a tree.

This white fog cutter with brown top and (sometimes green) bottom rims was manufactured by Tepco for Trader Vic's. The mug features a hula girl in a brown grass skirt wearing a yellow lei. Her body is outlined in black. Not marked. Tepco is usually identified by its finer handpainted detail, solid heft, and vitrified (high fire) manufacture.