This tiki mug was designed by Stuckie of Munktiki, and depicts a ghost of a tiki, with cubic zirconia for eyes and a small skull necklace. Marked "Spooky D" on the back.

This is the Monkey Style of the Ultra Cute series. There are four colors, the first 1-25 are this white color.

White cylinder with raised criss-cross pattern, inset on the front containing a 3-D hula girl from head to just past her hips. Hula girl's skirt rests on her hips. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-79" "Japan" on bottom. An older version is on a tan cylinder, with more detail, and a hula skirt at the girl's waist.

Scene on this mug depicts a black-haired hula girl with a white skirt dancing with a palm tree on the left and a catamaran on the right. Painted multi-color on a mainly white background. "Harvey's Lake Tahoe Nevada" printed in black on front.

The original "Tiki Bob" mug was created for Tiki Bob's in San Francisco, here the design is "borrowed" for the Hawaiian Village in Tampa. The yellow lei part of the design was not on the San Francisco Tiki Bob's. Very simple, cheerful white tiki face on brown.

Mug has a sort of peanut-shaped body, with an aggressive sharp-toothed head, and jewels for eyes. "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-3" "Japan" on bottom.

Tommy Bahama has produced this highly detailed series of wahine mugs, one each year. This mug has a blue background, and the wahine is dressed in moss green and magenta.

Tommy Bahama has produced this highly detailed series of wahine mugs, one each year. This mug has a blue background, and the wahine is dressed in orange and sitting beneath palm trees.

This unusual mug has a metallic/chrome platinum finish around the top edge, and fake red snake skin around the base. Tiki itself is stark white, and very stylized.

Smooth black mug with the Harvey's Lake Tahoe Sneaky Tiki graphic logo painted in orange and lilac on the front, with "Harvey's" in script raise lettering above it in white. "Sneaky Tiki" is on the back in white. The paint on this is cold paint, and chips off very easily, these mugs are often in poor shape.

This coconut was used in the Don the Beachcomber restaurants, and has a brown matte exterior and a white glazed interior. The mug has the Don the Beachcomber wood sign logo on the front, and "Desert Ceramics USA" on the bottom in recessed letters. There are at least two other variations of the older style Don's mugs. One has no marking on the bottom. The other is a slightly larger version marked on the bottom from Tepper Bar Supply (located at 4131 Redwood Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066).

This stout moai is an orangish-brown color somewhat squarish in shape, and has a lid with two straw holes. Marked "AKU AKU Las Vegas" in black on the bottom, it comes from the Aku Aku at the Stardust Casino.