This rum barrel was manufactured for the Tropical Bistro in Hilliard, Ohio. The mold came from the original Kahiki barrel mug, and the "Kahiki" incision on the front of the mug has been obscured for the most part.

This beige teapot was manufactured by Sterling China for the Kahiki in Columbus, OH. It is marked "Kahiki" on the front and has a slender moai head on the back. Measures 11" long X 6" tall X 5" wide.

This brown shot features a pineapple on the front and an outrigger on the back. It is marked "Outrigger Shooter Hawaii."

This angular tiki has a lined forehead, lined cheeks, lined chin and clasped hands. It was manufactured for the World Exposition in New Orleans in 1984. It is similar to the Mövenpick restaurant mug design, but has a wide top rim and a handle.

This brown glossy coconut mug was manufactured by Daga for Paradise Park in Honolulu, HI. The logo on the front of the mug reads "Paradise Park" next to the image of a Hawaiian boy.

This mug from Hong Kong Island in Worcester, Massachussetts is the taller of the OMC painted-eyes moai. Streaky beige color, with painted eye details.