A traditionally shaped clamshell bowl for 2-4 people to share. This bowl has a textured exterior with a smooth interior. The glaze is a combination of tan and a muted seafoam green with hints of browns and ambers. Used to serve the "Tonga Hut Treasure" which is described as: “This creamy, almond and light rum potion comes with a surprise at the bottom of the bowl. Find the pearl and take it home…” (Spoiler alert: It’s a cute pearly pendant.)

Judges' Beyond the Reef was a log cabin style building converted over to a South Seas Polynesian theme. The restaurant ran from 1958 to 1987 when the business was sold and converted to a Mexican restaurant. Their signature drink, the "Sneaky Tiki," was sold in this dark brown Tiki shaped mug with a broad nose, large lips, and a tall headdress.

The Big Tapa Ru was designed by Sam Gambino for KC Co. The mug is shaped like a tiki head and has large oval eyes, incredibly wide nostrils, a big toothy grin and a triangle on his forehead. This version was made (and marked) for Germaine's Luau.

This limited edition brown mug with bisque face and glazed trim and interior was produced by PopTiki. The mug features a depiction of the Kahiki Restaurant in Columbus, Ohio. There is also a Super Limited full color version that was a collaboration between Pop Tiki of Colorado and Tortuga Tile Works. The SLTDs were auctioned off at Hot Rod Hula Hop’s Mystery Bowl Auction to benefit Cure CMD.

This mug was manufactured by Otagiri for Oriental Garden in Haverhill, MA.

The mug is white, with a large palm tree in painted relief on the front, with "Oriental Garden" in raised black letters. Also has painted clouds and mountain landscape, all in relief. OMC sticker on bottom.

This is a ceramic mug shaped like a glass fish float with cork spacer at top and bottom. Marked for "Adrift" in Denver, CO.

This white Tiki mug has a wide mouth full of jagged teeth. It is a reproduction of the Accoutrements "Lenny" design by an unknown maker. Made as a promotional item and distributed in the UK in packages of four with a bottle of Malibu Rum. On the back it has the circular motif of the Malibu logo surrounded by the words "Tiki Time."

This is a sitting resin Tiki for use with votive candles. It is two parts, with a flat base that has a depression for a votive candle. The mouth and eyes are cut out to allow light to shine through. This is one of over a dozen similarly designed pieces released by YTC Summit International, based out of Arcadia, CA. Other resin pieces include a clock, incense burner, candle holder and other decorative housewares.

This small plate features Mr. Bali Hai, the mascot for the Bali Hai Restaurant in San Diego. Mr. Bali Hai is an oblong head with a bone through the nose and large hoop earrings. The image is in gold. There is a white & gold and a black & gold version.

This blue plate is part of a set of souvenir items marked "Hawaii." It features a tiki, a sailboat, palm trees and hibiscus flowers. Other items in the set include salt & pepper shakers, a bell, a pitcher and an ashtray.

This pint glass was manufactured for Hula's Island Grill and Tiki Room in Monterey, CA. The back of the glass features a full body tiki with its hands on its knees. Made in different colors of heat decal, including red, mint green, and blue.

A mug shaped like a sitting Tiki with several rum bottles in his clutches. Glazed a light honey brown with a red detailed hibiscus flower "crown" around his head and one large eye open. This version differs from the open edition because the open eye is not cold painted and it has a heat decal on the back with a image of the poster for the film, The Endless Summer. Created for SHACC (Surfing Heritage and Cultural Center) in San Clemente, CA.