A frosted hiball marked for "Coco Lopez" and featuring a cartoon parrot in a straw hat drinking a pina colada. Features the Coco Lopez Pina Colada recipe on glass.

This is a Tiki mug with a figure-eight shaped mouth and pineapple on his forehead. This design was originally created for the silent art auction held at Jungle bar in Queensland, to raise money for the UrbanArk Youth Centre, a non-profit organisation run by Alice Hoskins. This version is not the fundraiser version (which had "Urban ARK Youth" labeled on back) and has a black glaze with red interior and multicolored pineapple in green & brown.

A brown seated menehune with hands on either side of waist and elbows out.

A brown standing menehune with hands on either side of waist and elbows out.

A brown recumbent menehune with one hand on side of waist and elbow out and other hand propping up head.

A brown kneeling menehune with both hands together as if praying.

This wooden bowl is shaped like a pineapple with decorative pineapple leaves on one end. Many of these were made in the Philippines and imported to Hawaii for sale in the tourist trade but earlier ones, especially, were first made in Hawaii. They come in a wide variety of sizes and some came in sets with a large bowl and several smaller bowls.

This wooden bowl is shaped like a clamshell. Many of these were made in the Philippines and imported to Hawaii for sale in the tourist trade but earlier ones, especially, were first made in Hawaii. They come in a wide variety of sizes and some came in sets with a large bowl and several smaller bowls.

This is the second mug design for Zigi's Tiki Bar. It's a Marquesan style Tiki mug and comes in various colors. Most color variations are one of a kind. Lettering reads "Zigi's Tiki Bar" on back. "2016" on bottom.

This is a mug shaped like a fugu pufferfish leaping out of the water. Curled waves around base. The head comes off as a lid and there is a straw hole in the mouth. Released in four different glaze colors: 50 green, 50 blue, 25 light green, and 25 of this bluish to brown fade. Release party was January 16th, 2016 at Don the Beachcomber in Huntington Beach, CA. The last two color-ways were sold afterwards, starting online.

A seated Hawaiian man playing a drum. Treasure Craft's most famous Hawaiian figure. Though primarily brown, this figure has white crackle glaze details, including the stretched out skin of the drum head, a flower tucked behind one ear, and a flower lei around his neck. Treasure Craft produced other similarly glazed lines in different themes, including a Calypso and a Matador line as well.