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.

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

This tiki was designed by Joe Vitale and produced by Tiki Farm. The mug is called Mr. Moai and does look a bit like a moai, but not much. The "topknot" part of the tiki makes up the whole upper third/half of the mug. Teal in color.

Tommy Bahama has produced this highly detailed series of wahine mugs, one each year. This mug has an off-white background, and the wahine is dressed in a pink dress with white flowers.

This mug takes its design from a tiki commonly designed and carved by Andres Bumatay; some tikis in this style were also carved by his protege, Richard Ellis. This mug's tiki has striking, large eyes, and a small fish-like mouth. Glaze is yellow-brown, and the background of the mug appears to have a pineapple or palm-like texture. Base is concave and marked "Islander Stockton Calif".

This is the common typical tiki leilani design, but manufactured for the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona Beach. Mug is medium brown, and has "Hawaiian Inn" in raised letters along front base of tiki, marked "Orchids of Hawaii Japan" on bottom.

This smallish pineapple mug has a lid with a strawhole. The color is a pale yellow. Leaves at top are small and compact, looking a bit like a fat Christmas tree. There are small green grass-looking leaves around the base. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-15" "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, the knife is small and is not actually touching the tiki's tongue, which is sticking out. 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 green, the knife is small and is not actually touching the tiki's tongue, which is sticking out. 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 the classic Paul Marshall Products "peanut" mug design, in tiki mug form. Beige unglazed ceramic, with brown glazed top and bottom. Tiki has a mouth shaped like a sideways peanut, eyes like almonds, with pupils, gently recessed eyebrows, hands on belly. Marked "PMP©" on base.

Tommy Bahama has produced this highly detailed series of wahine mugs, one each year. This mug has a beige background, and the wahine is dressed in a hula girl outfit with yellow grass skirt and pink lei, and she is playing a brown ukulele.

This coconut mug is a bit more detailed than your average coconut mug. Exterior is glazed, though not heavily, and interior is glazed white. Bottom is marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-13A" and "Japan".