This coconut shaped mug is glazed a glossy brown and is marked "Haegar U.S.A." on bottom.

This mug is modelled on a Marquesan Crown headdress. There's a thread about its design process on the Tiki Central forums. White glaze inside and out with black painted details on the Tiki faces and brown around the banding. Came packed in a museum stickered cardboard crate, and with it's own museum label.

This Tiki mug is very similar to the "Warrior Tiki Mug" from Daga and has a Tiki with gritted teeth, small almond-shaped slanted eyes, and a "V" design on its forehead. Brown glaze with white interior and yellow drip glaze around top rim.

This is the common typical Tiki Leilani design, but manufactured for the Hawaiian Village in Vancouver, BC. Mug is medium brown, and has "Hawaiian Village" in raised letters along front base of Tiki, and "525 9222" on reverse.

This is a double old fashioned glass featuring artwork by Tiki tOny of a Tiki Hut next to a volcano surrounded Tikis, shrunken heads, and and other recognizable images from Tony's artwork. Marked "Tiki tOny" on front and "Aloha" on back. The glass is printed on both sides in blue and purple. There is also a version with green and purple lettering and graphics. Sold as a set of four with two of each color.

This is a double old fashioned glass featuring artwork by Tiki tOny of a Tiki Hut next to a volcano surrounded Tikis, shrunken heads, and and other recognizable images from Tony's artwork. Marked "Tiki tOny" on front and "Aloha" on back. The glass is printed on both sides in green and purple. There is also a version with blue & purple lettering and graphics. Sold as a set of four with two of each color.

This is a handled pineapple mug with yellow and green glazing on exterior and a white interior. Marked "World Bazaars Inc." on bottom.