This is an pale orange tiki mug with a full belly, marked "King Tubby" on back. Offered only via eBay.

This tall blue tiki mug has a mouth full of teeth and a goatee. Marked "Goatiki" on the back. Offered only on eBay.

This soft green tiki looks rather moai-ish, but with an open mouth. Marked "Chongo" on back. Offered only on eBay.

This brown tiki has a grim look on its face, and crossed arms. Marked "Johnny Ltd." on back. Offered only on eBay.

This mustard-yellow tiki has a tongue sticking out one side of his mouth, and is making a thumbs-up sign with one hand. Marked "Kooky Jr." on back. Offered only on eBay.

Designed for the Hawaiian Village restaurant in Vancouver, BC by Erneli Food Equipment, this mug features a bust of a wahine in white, with a handle, and "Hawaiian Village" in block letters underneath them, and a phone number. Also marked "Erneli Vancouver" on the bottom.

This is a typical bucket mug in unglazed beige with deep brown interior and rim glaze, and three tiki faces. This one is marked "Mark Thomas' Outrigger" "Cannery Row, Monterey" near the base in black.

This shot glass sized mug was created by Munktiki for the Hotty clothing line in Japan. This is the pink version, there is also a gray one. It is of a skull with hearts for eyes, and "J3OM" on the back, with a peace sign in the "O".

This shot glass sized mug was created by Munktiki for the Hotty clothing line in Japan. This is the gray version, there is also a pink one. It is of a skull with hearts for eyes, and "J3OM" on the back, with a peace sign in the "O".

This mug is the companion mug to Brew Monkey. Only about 50 were made, due to a broken master mold. Deep yellow colored tiki, holding a monkey.

This yellowish brown bowl is round, with three moai around the edges. Marked for the "Aku Aku" in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Homemade mug with a zig-zag mouth, triangle nose, and wood-grain appearance. This tiki mug is made from a ceramics mold by Johnny Sens, probably made by a hobbyist in the 1960s. Unmarked. Identical to wall masks and standing figures by Napco, however. Glazes vary.