This is one of the Hawaiian Inn logo tikis. The Hawaiian Inn logo is a stylized version of what is commonly called a paddle-licker, knife-licker, or paddle-sucker tiki. This version is in green, and has a paddle going into the tiki's mouth, with no tongue. Yellow glazed interior. Base says "Hawaiian Inn" in raised block letters, back says "Daytona Beach Fla" in raised letters. Stamped "Japan" on bottom.

This is one of the Hawaiian Inn logo tikis. The Hawaiian Inn logo is a stylized version of what is commonly called a paddle-licker, knife-licker, or paddle-sucker tiki. This version is in orange, and has a paddle going into the tiki's mouth, with no tongue. Yellow glazed interior. Base says "Hawaiian Inn" in raised block letters, back says "Daytona Beach Fla" in raised letters. Stamped "Japan" on bottom.

Large green tiki with mask-like face. For the Mondo Tiki event in Las Vegas in 2003, Shag designed this Mondo Tiki mug. It was sold in pairs of green and yellow, and three hundred of each were made.

Large yellow tiki with mask-like face. For the Mondo Tiki event in Las Vegas in 2003, Shag designed this Mondo Tiki mug. It was sold in pairs of green and yellow, and three hundred of each were made.

This deep emerald green mug was created for Tiki Oasis 2002 by Tiki Farm, and 100 were produced. Design is of a Ku, with "Tiki Oasis" and "Caliente Tropics Palm Springs" in black at front base.

This Shag tiki, produced by Tiki Farm is based on Shag's tiki mug painting Ratongo, and has a blue tiki with a large head and a wide grin.

This Shag tiki, produced by Tiki Farm is based on Shag's tiki mug painting Ratongo, and has a pale green tiki with a large head and a wide grin.

This Shag tiki, produced by Tiki Farm, is based on Shag's tiki mug painting Ku Ku Kana, and has a two purple tiki heads, one stacked one top of the other.

This hiball shaped mug has a tiki face in a very stylized, minimalist style. He is called Big Tiki and was produced by Into the Volcano.

This bowl from Trader Dick's in Sparks, Nevada depicts men paddling an outrigger on one side, and a coconut grove on the other. Painted in many colors on a white pedestal bowl base.

This bowl from The Tiki's in Monterey Park, California has palm trees on one side, and open ocean on the other. Painted on a white pedestal bowl base.

This mug was created for Shipwreck Kelly's by Polynesian Pottery, which later became Daga. Shipwreck Kelly's was located in Waikiki's Holiday Isle Hotel. Mug is coffee mug shape with a handle, design has a wahine, and the mug has "Shipwreck Kelly's" in recessed letters around base.