This light brown handled tiki mug from Tiki's Grill & Bar is Ku-like, with an almost smiling face. Eyes are squinted, figure-eight mouth, squatting body.

This is a martini glass with a Moai for its stem. The glass was made by Bourbon Tiki.

A mug shaped like a whitish skull atop a brown Tiki. There is also a lighter colored version limited to 20 pieces total. Comes with certificate of authenticity.

A ceramic bottle shaped like a vampire fanged Tiki with bat and skull decorations on the bottle neck.

This is a light green oval ashtray with a map of the Hawaiian Islands. The graphics are in black and there are some designs, including a hula girl and tropical fish to illustrate what can be found on the islands. A white flower lei surrounds the graphics. This piece was part of a larger set, including a rectangular ashtray, napkin holder, shot glass, and several other pieces made in Japan for the tourist trade after Hawaii became the 50th state.

This is a light green rectangular ashtray with a map of the Hawaiian Islands. The graphics are in black and there are some designs, including a hula girl and tropical fish to illustrate what can be found on the islands. A white flower lei surrounds the graphics. This piece was part of a larger set, including an oval ashtray, napkin holder, shot glass, and several other pieces made in Japan for the tourist trade after Hawaii became the 50th state.

This is a light green shot mug with a map of the Hawaiian Islands. The graphics are in black and there are some designs, including a hula girl and tropical fish to illustrate what can be found on the islands. A white flower lei surrounds the bottom base. This piece was part of a larger set, including an oval ashtray, rectangle ashtray, napkin holder, and several other pieces made in Japan for the tourist trade after Hawaii became the 50th state.

This hurricane glass was used at the Outrigger Hotel in Waikiki. The company was founded by Roy and Estelle Kelley who opened their first hotel in 1947. The company's first hotel to carry the Outrigger name was the Outrigger Waikiki on the Beach, which opened in 1967. In 1986, Outrigger became the largest hotel chain in Hawaii when its room count pushed over 7,000. In 1999, Outrigger created a new brand, Ohana Hotels and Resorts, to better market its more moderately priced three-star properties, while keeping the Outrigger brand for its higher-end four-star and luxury properties.

This is part of a 4 glass set, including Zombie, Mai Tai, Blue Hawaiian, & Scorpion hiballs. This is the scorpion glass, showing a woman drinking out of a scorpion bowl with a Tiki face, an actual scorpion with tail poised to strike, and bottles of drink ingredients on the reverse (orgeat and gin).

This pint glass features the standing logo Tiki for The Lucky Tiki in Mission Hills, CA. Black logo and lettering.