This square soap dish has a raised brown glazed bar running across the middle covered in tapa print design with the Hilton "H" logo. Bottom reads: "Hilton Hawaiian Village, Terra Ceramics, Hawaii".

One of five mugs in Bespoke's Cockney Rhyming Slang Range, Vera Lynn is glazed in army green with a pink face and bright red lips. For those not familiar with the fine art of Cockney... Vera Lynn = Gin. Others in the series... Tom Thumb = Rum, Gold Watch = Scotch, Fine 'n Dandy = Brandy, Pig's Ear = Beer. There is also a version of Vera Lynn in all green.

This is a mug in a classic "bucket" shape, with three tikis around the outside. Outside is unglazed tan bisque, interior and lip is glazed in deep brown. This version is marked "APS Tiki" on the base. Part of the APS line of Tiki mugs designed by Dirk Rehder.

A small stylized Ku Tiki mug produced in several glaze colors, sometimes with a fabric "grass" skirt. The Black Lagoon Designs Logo shield with crossed spears is impressed on the bottom.

A 1950s stylized Tiki head mug with the look of a roadside sign and the word "TIKI" spelled out vertically along the side of the head. The Black Lagoon Designs Logo shield with crossed spears is impressed on the bottom. Produced in several glaze combinations.

The 2015 Hukilau was held June 10-14th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like a round-headed standing Tiki with large concentric circle eyes and curlique designs on mouth and chest. A limited run of 400 mugs were produced with 100 per glaze. The four styles are "Ocean," "Fire," "Sand" and "Volcano." The mug was inspired and adapted from a design by artist Dave “Basement Kahuna” Wolfe. Tiki Diablo sculpted and manufactured the mugs.

The 2015 Hukilau was held June 10-14th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like a round-headed standing Tiki with large concentric circle eyes and curlique designs on mouth and chest. A limited run of 400 mugs were produced with 100 per glaze. The four styles are "Ocean," "Fire," "Sand" and "Volcano." The mug was inspired and adapted from a design by artist Dave “Basement Kahuna” Wolfe. Tiki Diablo sculpted and manufactured the mugs.

This tiki mug likely came in a gift pack along with three other designs, all bisque tiki heads with painted details and handles on the back. This one has a starburst-like design on the forehead, five straight lines arranged like rays with diamonds on the end. Black painted eyes and white painted teeth.

This tiki mug likely came in a gift pack along with three other designs, all bisque tiki heads with painted details and handles on the back. This one has yellow eyebrows like a "vee" on the forehead. Black painted eyes and white painted teeth.

Copa Careta was manufactured by Porcelanas Pavon in Spain. The mug is shaped like a goblet with an angled base, a jutting center section and a bowl at the top. The mug features a white mask with a red mouth and a red teardrop pattern on each cheek. Glaze colors differ slightly from earlier versions made by Porcelanas Pavon.

This skull shaped mug is white with a baby blue wipe-away glaze that fills the eye sockets and enhances the teeth and other sculptural details. Downturned mouth. Large opening at top. Nicknamed "Pour Your Ick" as a reference to Yorick's skull in Shakespeare's Hamlet. The Luau at the Lake was held June 25-28, 2015. Manufactured by Squidart.com. In addition to this version, six artist proofs were offered in the event's silent auction.