Common two-faced glass with smiling face on one side, angry on the other. This version is short and brown and was produced from the same molds used at the Kahiki in Columbus, OH for their version of this design in green or brown. This version from the Tropical Bistro is unmarked and was also issued in green or brown.

One of a pair of clear glasses depicting a black and gold tiki mask. This one is the Abelam style and the second is more of a Tangaroa mask. Sold as a set.

One of a pair of clear glasses depicting a black and gold tiki mask. This one is the Tangaroa style and the second is more of an Abelam mask. Sold as a set.

Based on a Coco Joe's resin & "lava" Lono tiki figure, this mug replaces part of the headdress with an old fashioned microphone. The black "Lava" version was released for the 100th episode celebration of the Desert Oasis Room held at the Tiki-Ti. Sculpt by Patrick Vassar. A brown "HapaWood" (Half Wood) version with black chrome microphone was released afterwards in a smaller edition of 50 pieces. This version, as an artist proof, varies and is unique in color and decoration.

This is a Maori Hei-Tiki Mug with a bent head, modeled after traditional jade (greenstone) carvings. This is the woodgrain edition in brown.

This rum barrel mug has a rich yellowish brown glaze and wood-look details. Front is marked "The Warehouse Restaurant" in raised letters. Released on August 25, 2018 during the Shipwrecked tiki event.

This 7-piece set works together to form a barracuda that measures 22" long. The head and tail are decorative but middle section can hold up to five shots of rum for a tasting flight. This set is in "Black & Blue". There is also a Tiger's Eye set glaze option in mottled brown within the overall 100 pieces limited edition. White interior on both.

A shot glass shaped like a small tentacle. Comes in a variety of glaze colors.

This is a triangular bowl with three tattooed tikis created for the Okolemaluna Tiki Lounge.

This round bowl supported by two Hawaiian figures was designed and manufactured by Gecko. One figure is facing the bowl, and the other is facing away from the bowl. They have round eyes and open mouths. This version is the rayku inner glaze and red dirt glaze with hand painted tattoo on exterior of bowl.

This black & red volcano mug was designed and produced by Wendy Cevola.

This is a kneeling wahine statue with large breasts and hands behind head. Wendy Cevola created a number of these and each is unique with individualized glazing. Some are alone, while others have been incorporated into bowls or other pieces. More on the sculpting, casting, and decoration of these pieces can be seen on her thread on Tiki Central. This particular version is a collaboration with Gecko, who added sculpted details and glazed it in his signature Red Dirt Glaze.