This Melanesian inspired tiki mug was designed and manufactured by Bosko. It is a full body tiki with a short, squat body and a large long head. He has sunken eyes, a long flat nose and a pointed chin. This version has an olive green glaze with a hand painted triangular pattern framing the face and down each side of the nose.

This mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm. It is blue and features a girl on a surf board. She is wearing a lei and a skirt and has a flower in her hair. This is a reproduction of the OMC Surfer Girl Mug.

This brown mug with handle was used at Paradise Cove in Hawaii. The mug features a full body Ku in relief.

A peanut-like tiki with a lined face from OMC, in light beige with darker brown glazed top and bottom rims. Marking is stamped in black on the back, "Daytona's Hawaiian Inn".

This white dinner plate was manufactured for Trader Vic's and features his signature on the plate's edge.

This mug was created as a promotional item for Okolehao, a Hawaiian alcohol that is now difficult to find. The mug is of a Ku-like tiki head in green, with the letters "Mahalo" large under its chin. Back is marked "Okolehao" and bottom is marked "Tiki Ceramics Inc. Made in Hawaii".

The Log Mug was produced by Tiki King for his 1996 luau. The tiki has slanted, almond-shaped eyes and a figure eight mouth. The mug has a woodgrain texture. This version is a pinky orange with yellow accents.

Pohaku a a Ipu is shaped like a cooling lava rock. It is mainly black, but there are cracks exposing molten lava. It was produced by Ona Tiki.