This was mug was manufactured for Walt Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in Disney World, Florida. The mug is purple and features a stylized Papua New Guinea Mask head with circular eyes and the sharp-toothed mouth partly open in a smile, exposing the tongue. This mug was also made in a brown and a blue version as well.

Identical to the Kahiki Headhunter mug. Although essentially shaped like a moai, he has short ears and very protruding lips. He has woodgrain striping all over. Bottom either not marked or marked with a TB monogram.

This is a mug shaped like a sitting mermaid holding a playing card. Three hundred mugs were made in this design (three color variations of 100 each -- Siren Sea Blue, Deep Sea Green, and Shipwreck Red). This version is the "Shipwreck Red", whose color is actually a sort of light greenish verdigris bronze with reddish "polish" on the high relief areas. Measures: 10.75"H x 5.25"W X 4.5"D.

This tiki mug for Johnny Quong's Hawaiian restaurant in Salt Lake City, Utah takes its design from the very stylized head of a tiki fountain designed by William Westenhaver and sold through his Witco company. The mug has cold painted eyes and tongue. This mug design is most commonly associated with the Mainlander Restaurant in St. Louis, MO, however.

The 2010 Luau at the Lake Loball Glass was issued for the annual event in Lake George, NY. The weekend was hosted by the Fraternal Order of Moai (F.O.M.). This glass features a hula girl and is imprinted in orange.

A loball glass printed with "Rugger's Reef" in black with palm tree graphics. Issued by Rugby Matt during the 2011 Sacramento Home Bar Crawl. Rugger's Reef is the home tiki bar of Matt Hull (Now in Pinole, California, as of 2017, in the San Francisco Bay Area). The name comes from Matt's combined love of rugby (he played for thirty years) and the movie Donovan's Reef. There have been three incarnations of Rugger's Reef; the first was at his home in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and the second was at his home in Sacramento, California (when this glass was issued).

This is a pale yellow coffee mug with brown graphics depicting the Tiki Lodge logo. It is also a Fire-King piece. Fire-King is an Anchor Hocking brand of glassware similar to Pyrex. It was formerly made of low expansion borosilicate glass and ideal for oven use.

This mug is one of four in a set of stacking mugs. It has slanted almond eyes, a bow-shaped mouth with rounded teeth, and a V-shaped brow ridge on its forehead. Orange glazed. Part of the "I Lava Tiki Collection" manufactured by One Hundred 80 Degrees.

This brown pineapple mug has a lid with a straw hole. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" and "R-17" on bottom paper tag.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut. The exterior has vertical textured striations. Dark brown glazed exterior with white interior.

This is a mug shaped like a sitting Moai wearing a hat. It was released for Tiki Oasis 2011 which had a "South of the Border" theme. In keeping with this, the mug borrows inspiration from the "Sleeping Mexican" mug produced by Daga which features a sitting figure with its head hunched over and a sombrero pulled over its face. This Napa Rui mug is made of high fire stoneware and is glazed in orange. It comes with a signed and numbered drink recipe card. The first version was glazed in brown. Subsequent colors in pink and purple were also released.