This stemmed wooden cup features a hut and is carved of monkeypod. The back features a blank square with Hawaii carved in large capital letters. There is also a Maui version.

A handled monkeypod mug featuring a carved hut on front with palm trees and a volcano.

This is a bowl supported by three Tikis (with hands up to heads for a see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil motif). Well reservoirs at top of each Tiki for flaming overproof rum. Light brown glazed interior and exterior. Used to serve the Uh Oa! cocktail made with light and dark rums, orange, passion fruit, guava, and grapefruit juices, falernum, cinnamon and freshly squeezed lime juice. This is identical to the second edition of the Uh Oa! bowl used at the Sam's in Disneyland, but it is marked on the bottom for the Sam's Grog Grotto in Orlando.

A mug shaped like a wooden Ku Tiki carving himself out of a block of wood. Made in a variety of glaze colors.

This hiball was produced for Lost Lake in Chicago, IL. It has a light blue/green print on frosted field and has images of fish, pineapples, and anchors, as well as tapa inspired geometric lines and shapes. Back side features recipe for the signature Lost Lake cocktail

This is a mug shaped like the head of a werewolf. Brown exterior with green interior glaze. Comes with "Hair of the Dog" drink recipe.

A head-shaped mug that looks like a cross between Frankenstein's Monster and a Moai. Comes with a special drink recipe -- "Elixir of Life"

This Easter Island Moai is made in a pale emerald green exterior glaze and comes with a red terracotta topknot lid. Also made in a lidless version. There is a hole in the lid for a straw.

A handled monkeypod mug labeled "Mai Tai" on front.

This is a brown coconut mug whose inside has a kneeling wahine statue with large breasts and hands behind head. The interior of the coconut and part of the wahine is painted blue to show the "water" in the "hot tub" she is sitting in. This piece incorporates an earlier design, the Missionary's Downfall Statue. More on the sculpting, casting, and decoration of these pieces can be seen on Wendy's thread on Tiki Central.

This shot glass was made for Tahiti Joe's in Las Vegas, NV. The shot features the restaurant's logo tiki head and lettering in a multicolored decal. The restaurant closed in 2014.

This is a plastic mug shaped like a Moai head. It has wood grain texture and very angular lines, especially the cheekbones. Marked "C. 1998 TSI, Inc." on the bottom. These were produced in black and in brown also.