This nice, off-white skull mug comes from Tiki Bob's in San Francisco, and is marked as such. Hollow area behind eye sockets, nose, and three missing teeth.

This moai was produced by Otagiri Mercantile Co for Trader Dick's in Sparks Nevada. Moai is brown and looks fairly true to the Rapa Nui moai. White area near bottom at back is marked "Trader Dick's Sparks Nevada" and the bottom is marked "Made exclusively for John Ascuaga's Nugget Reno Area's Largest".

This headhunter mug was created for the Islander Restaurant in Stockton, California, and has a design that is very similar to the Mr. Bali Hai mug for the Bali Hai Restaurant in San Diego. The glaze is dark brown, and the mug has cold painted eyes, earrings, and bone. The eyes are looking upward on large protruding eyeballs, and the nose is small. Bottom is concave, and marked "Islander Stockton Calif" in black. A similar mug by Orchids of Hawaii has pink on its eyebrows.

Tiki made for the Hawaii Kai restaurant in New York City. Rich, yellow-brown glaze. "Hawaii Kai" in raised letters at bottom front. Tiki has very round eyes, like rings. The tiki's arms are crossed and look somewhat like little fans, and the tiki's body has dash-like indentations all over.

This is one in a series of four very realistic moai mugs from Munktiki, designed to look like four stages of moai excavation. This is the largest in the series, and is of a moai all the way down to the shoulders. Astroturf coasters were also available to go with this set.

This is one in a series of four very realistic moai mugs from Munktiki, designed to look like four stages of moai excavation. This is the second largest in the series, and is of a full moai head, without shoulders. Astroturf coasters were also available to go with this set.

This is one in a series of four very realistic moai mugs from Munktiki, designed to look like four stages of moai excavation. This is the third largest in the series, and is of a 3/4 moai head, down to the nose but without lips. Astroturf coasters were also available to go with this set.

This is one in a series of four very realistic moai mugs from Munktiki, designed to look like four stages of moai excavation. This is the smallest in the series, and is just the top of a moai head. Astroturf coasters were also available to go with this set.

A peanut-like tiki with a lined face, in an unglazed dark gray/black color with black glazed top and bottom rims. Probably an Otagiri mug.

This "smiley" mug is similar to a mug also found from Kelbo's in Los Angeles. The design is of a grinning head, the teeth are in two large, even rows. Brown glaze, with white and black painted eyes, and white & black painted dirty teeth. Concave bottom, printed "Islander Stockton Calif".

This very nice pineapple mug was manufactured by Otagiri for the Islander Restaurant in Stockton, California. The pineapple is well defined and realistic, with shading in the paint, and a bright green leafy top on the lid. Marked "Islander Stockton California" in black on the bottom.

This mug is shaped like a rather asexual looking head with a serene, closed-eyed face and an ornamental collar. The head is shaped like a "V", and has two jug handle-like ears with large white-painted hoop earrings. Marked "Islander Stockton California" in black on bottom. A similar mug can also be found from the Tonga Room in San Francisco.