This is a mug shaped like a skull wearing a top hat with a feather, playing card, and several bones tucked into the hat band. Three colors of feathers are available, including blue, green, or yellow. Named "Le Baron", this is apparently a representation of Baron Samedi, a Loa of Haitian Voodoo and master of the dead. Baron Samedi is often depicted as a skull faced man dressed in black and wearing a top hat.

This decanter was produced for Jim Beam. It is tear drop shaped and features raised images of a surfer, palm trees, island, water, pineapples, and men on an outrigger. Primarily blue, green, brown, and white. Holds 4/5 of a quart (@25 oz).

This white dinner plate was manufactured for Don the Beachcomber and features their logo. Used at the original Hawaiian Beachcomber restaurant in Honolulu, which opened in 1971 at the The International Marketplace Waikiki.

This fish float shaped mug was designed by Gecko, sculpted by Squid, and manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. It has a lid with straw hole. Features a Tiki Bob face on one side. This version was preceded by other versions of this design. This, however, is a custom piece. As such, glaze and decoration is unique.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut with an upside down skull face missing its lower jaw. It is a low-fire hand sculpted and glazed piece.

This is a shot sized mug shaped like a coconut with an upside down skull face missing its lower jaw. It is a low-fire hand sculpted and glazed piece.

This coconut mug is made of two coconut halves, the bottom one face down, and the top one face up to create the cup. The top coconut shell half has an upside down skull face missing its lower jaw. It is a low-fire hand sculpted and glazed piece.

Purple cylinder tiki shot with wider middle, grinning face. This tiki shot by Squid comes in many colors. This one is marked "Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas" with a heat decal on back in gold.

This decanter was created for the 1976 11th Hawaiian Open golf tournament. The event was sponsored by United Airlines. The decanter is shaped like a wave with a round decal featuring a wahine head, man and woman in an outrigger, and the sun setting behind Diamondhead. It was made for Jim Beam. Similar in style to the 1975 wave decanter from year prior.

This ashtray was manufactured for the Aku Aku in Las Vegas, NV. The ashtray has a stone-like finish and is topped with a black moai. A similar ashtray was produced for John Ascagua's Nugget and Trader Dick's but with brown moai. There is also a similar ashtray for the Los Angeles Islander but with their signature menu tiki.

These salt & pepper shakers are shaped like slender moai, with a light green finish, and are marked "Kahiki Supper Club" in black on the bottom. These have a narrower profile than most and the eyes are small dots as opposed to the larger more elongated eyes on other shakers.

This is a mug shaped like a skull made of cooled black lava with molten lava pouring out of interior, top, and eye sockets. Each is fired at cone 06 in black lava glaze with red, orange & yellow glaze for molten "lava" pouring out of interior. Each is uniquely carved and glazed.