This small brown bottle features a wrap-around pattern of tapa. Reads "T/C © Hawaii" on back rim. White interior.

Stretch Crab is a crab shaped limited edition mug. This edition was produced in two color choices (red and blue). A Super Limited Edition was also released.

This is a mug shaped like a set of conjoined or "Siamese" skulls. Glazed in different color ways, including molten red and bone coloration. There is also a Super Limited Edition (SLTD) limited to 25 pieces.

This is a mug featuring a stylized stereotypical Asian male face with a long mustache, commonly referred to as a Fu Manchu mug. Chinese symbols on the back side and below this it is marked "Dr. Fong China Chicago Chinatown 2253 Wentworth". China Restaurant was owned by Paul Fong's brother (hence the Dr. Fong connection), and was in the same location as another well-known Chinatown restaurant called Chiam.

A glass featuring a dancing wahine with flower in hair and palm tree behind her. This design was issued in different color ways (wahine in yellow, red, and blue top with other slight color changes). Issued in the Home Essentials line. Godinger & Co. also issued small dessert/salad plates and coffee mugs in sets of four with this same design.

This is a clear wine glass featuring the Adventureland shield with crossed spears on front along with hibiscus flowers and other graphics.

This all-white mug is of Daruma, a Buddhist monk and founder of Zen Buddhism. His brows are furrowed and he has an angry expression. Little contemporary biographical information on Daruma (Bodhidharma) is extant, and subsequent accounts became layered with legend. According to one tradition, Bodhidharma gained a reputation for, among other things, his practice of wall-gazing. Legend claims that he sat facing a wall in meditation for a period of nine years without moving, which caused his legs and arms to fall off from atrophy. This explains the weeble-wobble look of this mug. Traditionally, Daruma toys are weighted like weeble-wobbles and people fill in one pupil on his blank-eyed stare when they have a goal and the second pupil when they have fulfilled the goal. This mug was produced by Orchids of Hawaii, Taiwan.

This smallish pineapple mug has a lid with a strawhole. The color is a pale yellow. Leaves at top are small and compact, looking a bit like a fat Christmas tree. There are small green grass-looking leaves around the base. Marked "Sang Kung Taiwan" on bottom. Very similar to the Orchids of Hawaii R-15 Yellow Pineapple Mug.

This simple brown bamboo shaped mug was manufactured by Libbey. It has a sort of rutile glaze that often results in a ring of blue around the top rim, but not always. This version was made for the Mirage in Las Vegas, NV and has a heat decal labeling this on the front with some palm tree graphics.

This mug, shaped like a bundle of bamboo, was manufactured by Chiki Tiki. "Paradise Island, Bahamas" is printed on the front base.

This is a lidded pineapple mug made of plastic with a coin slot in back. Sold at the Dole Pineapple plantation and used to serve the Dole pineapple smoothies.

This green mug was manufactured by Libbey. It is shaped like a moai with large half circle eyes. The glaze is a bit "foggy" with brown showing through, and might well be the brown glaze fired at a different kiln temperature for a different color effect.