This mug is commonly called the Suffering Bastard, and it is a reproduction of the original mug that was produced for Trader Vic's. Green stone version of the traditional squatting tiki design.

Drink ware made of glass, including stemware and tumblers.

This mug was created by Daga for Al Harrington's shows in Waikiki. Mug is a simple yellow-tan cylinder, with a bamboo-look handle, and a detailed brown ku protruding out very far in relief on one side. Marked "Al Harrington The South Pacific Man" and "Waikiki Hawaii" in black on back. Used to serve the "Itchy Tiki" with 151 Overproof Rum, Hawaiian Dark Rum, Light Rum, Passion Fruit Juice, Orange Juice, and Grenadine. Drink came with backscratcher stir stick.

This mug was designed by artist Tiki tOny for the Tabou Tiki Room in Berlin, Germany. The tiki has gritted teeth, hands coming up to rest on a full belly, and is wearing a loincloth. Pale green glaze.

This tiki mug is the first produced by Tiki tOny, and his second design (the first was for the Tabou Tiki Room in Berlin). The mug design is a tiki with a very wide grin and large protruding eyes, giving a lizard-like appearance. Glazed in blue for this boxed edition.

This shocking head was used at Ren Clark's Polynesian Village in Ft. Worth, Texas. Ren Clark was a magician, and this mug was reportedly a nod to a magic act he performed at the restaurant. The mug is of an upside-down man's head, eyes open and mouth agape, dripping in blood. The drink opening is the head's neck. Beige, with painted gray, black, white, pink and red details. Marked "Ren Clark's Polynesian Village" in black on the bottom, OMC sticker.

This hybrid cocktail glass has a glass bowl in the standard "martini" shape, and a dark green ceramic tiki stem. Marked "Martiki" on top of base. Also available in an oversized "Mondo Martiki" version.

This hybrid cocktail glass has a massive glass bowl in the standard "martini" shape, and a dark green ceramic tiki stem. Marked "Mondo Martiki" on top of base. Also available in an normal-sized version.

This bowl from Trader Dick's in Sparks, Nevada depicts men paddling an outrigger on one side, and has the Trader Dick's and Nugget logos on the other. Painted in many colors, but predominantly brown, on a white pedestal bowl base.

This mug from Ochids of Hawaii features multiple dancing faceless hula girls with skirts made up of many leaves. Glaze is olive green.

This brown hiball, supported by three frowning moai, has a hot pink rim and interior. Also available in a limited edition bright green version that is slightly bigger.