This mug was used at two different restaurants, both in Fresno, California, the Luau and the Leilani. Brown eyeless OMC moai, both restaurants are marked on back in black inside patches of white. Also came in a black version.

This mug was used at two different restaurants, both in Fresno, California, the Luau and the Leilani. Black eyeless OMC moai, both restaurants are marked on back in black inside patches of white. Also came in a brown version.

Brown eyeless OMC moai, marked "The Leilani" on back in black inside patches of white. Also came in a version marked for both the Leilani and the nearby Luau.

This tiki mug is manufactured in Thailand for Munktiki, and has a swooping forehead design. Has Hula's Island Grill logo printed on back in black. Marked "Munktiki Imports" on the bottom.

This tiki mug was used for performances by The Aliis, who had been Don Ho's backing band before they parted ways and set out on their own. The mug is yellow, and has an unusual hexagonal base body. Marked "The Aliis" on back.

This mug is from the Northwest Tiki Crawl event in Portland in 2004. Dark brown Marquesan tiki with the NW Tiki Crawl logo heat decal on the back in white. A blue version of this design was first used in the Tiki Farm 4-tiki set.

This tiki mug was created by Frankoma Pottery for the Trade Winds in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Hefty mug made of red clay with a red glaze overlay, of an angry tiki face with large teeth.

This mug was created by Tiki Farm for the Caliente Tropics Resort in Palm Springs, California. The mug is all bright green, with an image of the resort's distinctive A-frame and tikis in relief, along with palm trees. "Caliente Tropics Resort" logo on front. Also available in yellow and blue.

This mug was created by Tiki Farm for the Caliente Tropics Resort in Palm Springs, California. The mug is all yellow, with an image of the resort's distinctive A-frame and tikis in relief, along with palm trees. "Caliente Tropics Resort" logo on front. Also available in green and blue.

This mug comes from Spain, and is reportedly shaped like a helmet mask from Vitu Island. Rich yellow color with white, black and blue details, depicting a sloping, sleepy tiki head with rectangular mouth.

This tiki mug depicts a head with "dreads" and full lips parted to show teeth. Glaze is green.