This rounded coffee mug has a small jug handle on the side, and a tiki face. Rich brown glaze with a green interior. The Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Ohio used this to serve their Coffee Grog and Hot Buttered Rum.

This mug was used for serving at the Mai-Kai in Ft. Lauderdale, and has a matching pitcher/mug/decanter with a spout. Gray, casual handmade look, handle on the side, stylized tiki face.

Common headhunter Orchids of Hawaii mug in off-white, marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-1" "Japan" on bottom.

This mug from Orchids of Hawaii has a dark brown color, and is made of red clay. The shape is vase-like, with a narrow base, widening towards the top, and then narrowing again in a tulip shape. Four Hawaiian tiki gods are in relief around the sides. No number on the bottom.

This mug is identical to a design also produced by Otagiri. Yellow-brown tiki with distinct vertical "woodgrain" stripes. Full-body tiki, belly button, zig-zag teeth in mouth.

This mug is identical to a design also produced by Orchids of Hawaii. Yellow-brown tiki with distinct vertical "woodgrain" stripes. Full-body tiki, belly button, zig-zag teeth in mouth.

This is an early-design Orchids of Hawaii, with no production number. Design is of a Ku, in beige bisque, with brown glazed rims and interior. Also came in a taller size.

This is an early-design Orchids of Hawaii, with no production number. Design is of a Ku, in beige bisque, with brown glazed rims and interior. Also came in a shorter size.

This tiki mug from Orchids of Hawaii is a Ku design, with a black exterior glaze and a white interior.

An Orchids of Hawaii mug depicting a Ku, in a common Ku stance with a smiling face, in a yellow-brown glaze. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-71" and "Taiwan" on the bottom. This version has teeth that are clenched together. The Japanese version of the same design has a more rounded look, a slightly open mouth, and slightly larger eyes.

This mug from Orchids of Hawaii has a very similar design to the mug produced by Otagiri using the Kona Kai logo tiki. Brown, Maori-style tiki with lined face, hands meeting with fingertips touching.

Stylized moai design, deep brown color with red blay base, with coffee-bean-like eyes, nostrils, and lips. Woodgrain is indented into the mug all over, rather than the dashes more commonly seen on the R-72. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "Japan" on bottom.