This Tiki mug has an aggressive sharp-toothed head and a lined end cap at top. It resembles a combination of the Orchids R-3 and the Treasure Craft Tiki mug. Marked "Johnny Sens N.O. L.A." on back near bottom. Glazed in a variety of colors.

This is a mug shaped like a weathered Tiki head with cracks and a chipped corner at top. The bottom is encircled with "Ancient Atlantean Writing" and it is available in a variety of glazes.

This is a triangular shaped volcano bowl with Tangaroa figures on each of the three sides. Golden yellow glazed interior and exterior with red "lava" spilling down from the volcano. There is also a black version of this bowl.

This is a hurricane glass shaped mug made of ceramic and covered with hibiscus flowers. Orange glaze on both interior and exterior with painted details in red and green.

Vasija 33 was manufactured by Porcelanas Pavon in Spain. The mug is yellow with identical smiling heads on both sides. Each head has arching eyebrows in black and red, closed/squinting almond shaped eyes, and a triangular sun ray type of pattern projecting around the outside of the face.

A peanut-like tiki with a lined face in light brown full glaze. Marking is stamped in black on the back, "Kowloon Route 1 Saugus, Mass.".

This simple coconut has a white rounded rectangular area on the side that is marked "China Restaurant Chicago, Illinois." China Restaurant was owned by Paul Fong's brother and was in the same location as another well-known Chinatown restaurant called Chiam.

This is a round bowl shaped like a half of a cantaloupe with three Moai Kava Kava heads featuring traditional grimacing teeth and beards.

This tribal style scorpion bowl is hand built and fired using a raku process. It was raffled at the 2013 Bowlarama at The Tonga Hut in North Hollywood.