This black mug features a geisha in white and was manufactured by OMC for the Hawaiian Cottage in Merchantville, NJ. Merchantville and Cherry Hill are the same location, but the residents voted on a town name change, so either marking denotes the same restaurant, not two separate ones.

This mug is black and white and shaped like a panda. He is seated and is holding bamboo. The details are not sharp. They are painted on rather than being part of the mold.

This decanter was created for Ti Toki, a liqueur from New Zealand. Appropriately, the design is a Maori design, with a detailed tiki with a pointed tongue. This version is brown and is shorter than the more commonly seen decanter.

This white coffee cup was manufactured for Trader Vic's. It has a ship on the front and reads "Trader Vic's Established 1934 Kafe Late."

This mug was manufactured for Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, NV. It is shaped like a shark leaping from the water.

This mug was designed for Tiki Farm by Sam Gambino. The design is a shrunken head, with a broad nose and a slight grin, and ears that jut out at the sides. The glaze is gray, and the stitches on the eyes, mouth and back of head are red. This version was custom pinstriped by Sam Gambino.

This white mug with bone shaped handle features a skull and cross bones on the front. It is marked "Spirit Drinker" above the skull which is mounted in front of an indentation which allows it to swivel when the mug is tipped.

This tiki was designed by Danny Gallardo for Tiki Farm. The mug is of a Marquesan-style tiki, with very large, rounded teardrop eyes, and a wide mouth showing two rows of teeth. This is a cobalt blue version with the Mallory Surf Boards logo on back.

This mug was manufactured by Porcelanas Pavon in Spain. It appears to be a monkey crouching with crossed arms perched atop a brown base.

This mug was manufactured by Tiki King for his 1999 luau. The tiki is an oatmeal color with large eyes and a large mouth that are so broad that they almost meet behind him above his behind. The tiki is wearing a red fez.

This mug is solid brown, and has a scene depicted on it in relief of a tiki with a tall headdress, and a cat-like creature at its side. This version is a test glaze.

This mug from Orchids of Hawaii has a very similar design to the mug produced by Bamboo of China using the Kona Kai logo tiki. Brown, Maori-style tiki with lined face, hands meeting with fingertips touching.