This is a mug shaped like a full body Marquesan style Tiki with circular eyes and a flat lined mouth. Pitted texture on surface. Available in different glaze colors and artist proofs vary in glaze and details. The head version of this mug is known as the "Pie Eyed Tiki Marquesan Mug."

This is a ceramic mug shaped like two glass fish floats with cork spacers. The mug gets its name from the Pacific Ocean current where these adrift floats often spend decades swirling around before being swept up in other ocean currents prior to washing up on shore. This mug is part of the Caliente Collection, which is produced by Eekum Bookum and in this case designed by Doug Horne. Other colors of this design include "Gulf Stream Green", Pacific Blue", "Red Tide" and "Drifter's Gold" in batches of 30 as well.

This is a mug shaped like a bamboo stalk encircled by three Tikis.

This is a shot mug shaped like a standing Tiki with a big smile and showing a double shaka sign. No markings. Sold in a green, a brown, and a blue glaze.

This mug is shaped like a volcano. Each is fired at cone 06 and has a unique one-off lava glaze and carved details.

This is a mug shaped like an octopus inside of a dive helmet. Used to serve their Polynesian Pearl Diver cocktail, described as a blend of scotch, butter, spices, and tangerine flavors. Manufactured by Munktiki Imports. Designed by Darick Maasen and sculpted by Kosart Studios. Available in several color-ways, including gold and white, green and black, pink and bronze, and beige and gold.

This is a mug shaped like a poi pounder with a Tiki face and a rounded bottom. It has a matte black exterior and was available in two different colors of interior glaze (half in brown basalt and half in orange satin).

Wahoo is a standing Tiki based on an old vintage carving that is on the road to Hana, Maui. He has a figure eight mouth and almond shaped eyes. This is a Nautical edition of this Tiki design and is standing within a coil of nautical rope. Additionally, it has been customized with further details and, as a custom piece, it is unique.

A mug shaped like a standing Tiki holding a ukelele. Glazed in several different colors. The Los Angeles International Ukulele Festival was held September 26, 2015 at the Torrance Cultural Arts Center.

This is a smaller, single-serving bowl, with hula girls and palm trees. Marked "Harveys Lake Tahoe" on back in block font, gold foil OMC sticker on bottom. There is also a more common version of this bowl with "Harvey's" in a script font with apostrophe included.

This dish and box condiment set is from the "Happy Cannibal" series. It features a native man lounging on a leaf lid of the box. The man wears three modesty leaves around his groin. He has a metal hoop earring seen on the top ear. There are two removable dishes in front of the leaf lid box. The whole thing is an outrigger canoe, with the box being the inner part of the canoe, and the dishes on the outer area. It is not marked. It measures 10" long x 6" wide x 3 1/2" tall.