Cutesy Bob is a whimsical version of the traditional Tiki Bob Mug with his head cast back in laughter and his eyes crinkled in merriment. It was created for a Tiki art show held at the Tonga Hut in North Hollywood. It has a terra cotta-colored glaze on the body, white face, and a small pink tongue.

This shot-sized tiki has a yellow glaze, with a white undercoat showing through on some of the details. Tiki has teeth in its mouth.

This shot-sized tiki has a green glaze, with a white undercoat showing through on some of the details. Tiki has teeth in its mouth.

A soap dispenser shaped like a Moai and matching the toothbrush holder in size and proportion but with a pump at the top that unscrews to add liquid soap. This soap dispenser is part of a set, including a soap dish and toohbrush holder.

This yellow fogcutter mug was manufactured for the South Seas in Boston, MA. It features a four-armed deity, seated, with three flowers across the headgear.

This tiki mug from Tiki Farm has a blueish-green glaze, with a gritted figure-eight mouth, and a bulbous nose. This version was sold at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, NV.

This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 13 tiki, also known as the "Keeper of the Charm" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself, and it was first produced by Tiki Farm. This version is a limited edition in Moonlight Blue. Also available in a custom, hand-painted version. These later versions were produced by Crazy Al himself. The tiki is cupping a small tiki charm in his hands. Marked "cAL Evans", "#13" on the back, along with the series number.