This coffee mug shaped tiki mug has a Ku style face on the front, with tapa style designs on the back and handle. Marked "WM" for Wulfman Tiki on bottom. Available in different glaze colors, including metallic brass.

This large mug was originally designed by popular surf artist Rick Rietveld for Tiki Farm, but this is an unauthorized and inferior copy by Mornsungifts. The mug features a large tiki head with Maori-style markings, wearing sunglasses. "The Tikinator" is in raised letters down the back of the mug. According to Holden at Tiki Farm, this mug design holds the record for highest sales volume which is probably why it was picked to be duplicated. The original version was manufactured by Tiki Farm but this is an unauthorized version with distorted details that was sold on e-Bay and through several wholesale bar supply stores online.

This bottle, with tapa designs, was made by Johnnie Velour.

This is a mug shaped like an octopus with a Tiki Bob face perched upon a coral reef. This version has hand painted details on the octopus/tako. The open edition in glossy green does not.

This is a mug shaped like a seahorse. It was also made in a blue, "red", and a green version through the Munktiki Imports line. The Munktiki Imports versions are smaller than the original seahorse mugs produced in a LTD and SLTD by Munktiki.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with frowning mouth formed by two overlapping half circles. This version has a black glaze. Texture of repeated elongated diamonds that is reminiscent of dried cactus wood.

This is a mug shaped like a full body Tiki sitting on a throne and holding a bowl. This is the Limited Edition signed & numbered matte lava stone version with gold-clad bowl. It has a wipe-away of black to pick out all the details of the sculpt. Interior of both the mug and bowl are glazed in red. The Idol Bastard cocktail includes gin, Martinique rhum agricole, cucumber seltzer, lime juice, orange juice, rock candy syrup, ginger lemongrass syrup, Green Chartreuse, and bitters.

This pinkish brown (taupe) coffee pot is one in a much larger set of dishes in the "Kon-Tiki" line by Palissy Royal Worcester. The design features a stylized pattern of shields and spears. There were lots of different pieces: coffee and tea pots, plates, creamers, cake stands, pin dishes, mugs, cups, saucers, etc. There is also an identical set but in turquoise green. Probably made in the 1950s, after the Kon-Tiki craze hit the popular consciousness.

This is a bowl shaped like a conch shell. Made by hobbyists using an Atlantic mold. There were several sizes of this design (13", 11", 9" and a 7.5" long version) and after Atlantic went out of business the molds found their way into the collections of Macky Molds and Gem Molds. The 13" large version holds @ 50 oz.

This yellow bowl with green base features a detailed heat decal on the front of a mermaid lying on her side under some palm trees with starfish used as "pasties" stuck to each breast. The center features a volcano for overproof rum or lemon extract for a fire effect. The bowl is marked for Sailor Jerry Rum on the front. Norman Keith Collins (January 14, 1911 - June 12, 1973) was a prominent American tattoo artist, famous for his tattooing of sailors; he was also known as "Sailor Jerry." In 1999, Hardy and Malone partnered with a small independent Philadelphia clothing company to establish Sailor Jerry Ltd., which owns Collins' letters, art, and flash, and produces clothing and an idiosyncratic collection of other items, such as ash trays, sneakers, playing cards, churchkeys and shot glasses. Sailor Jerry Ltd. also produces a 92 proof spiced Navy rum.

This hula girl mug is based on the vintage Orchids of Hawaii R-80A Surfer Girl mug. However, since the surfer girl is replaced with a hula girl with ukulele, the waves read more as billowy clouds in the background. These are hand-painted and some of them are a bit rough as far as the painting is concerned. Mostly white with blue (or green) around top and bottom and sides of waves/clouds.