This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki within a coil of nautical rope. He is a classic design with figure-eight shaped mouth. Similar standing figures with slightly shorter headdresses were produced by Coco Joe's or later produced as "Brady Bunch Idol" necklaces. This mug has a highly detailed wood-grain glaze. Made on Maui.

This is a mug shaped like a happy dancing Tiki holding a skull. The original design was sculpted in mahogany by AlohaStation (Tom Fowner) for the 2007 Hukilau and was 13" tall. The mug, however, is an unauthorized version of this design and was produced in several (at least 3) glaze color combinations by a Russian manufacturer. AlohaStation's original design can be seen here: http://www.tikiroom.com/tikicentral/bb/viewtopic.php?mode=viewtopic&topic=12451&forum=7&start=375/art/Dancing-Tiki-57751200

Monkey wearing a fez and sitting with a poker chip. The SLTD edition was glazed in Redwood Brown with a red interior, red eye sockets, and a red poker chip. This regular limited edition comes in different color combinations, including "Creamsicle Brownie", "Funky Brown", and "Gearhead Delight."

This is a Papua New Guinea inspired crocodile head bowl (or serving dish). Hand-built.

This is the classic Paul Marshall Products "peanut" lamp design, in tiki form. White porcelain with brown ring at top. Tiki has a mouth shaped like a sideways peanut, eyes like almonds, with pupils, gently recessed eyebrows, hands on belly. Black metal handle attached to lift the hot cylinder up and down from lit candle inside.

This glass shot was manufactured for Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV. The interior has a resin Tiki affixed to the bottom.

This shot has a brown exterior glaze and a white interior glaze. It has a Ku Tiki face with coffee bean-shaped eyes and a dogbone-shaped mouth lined with teeth.

This shot has a brown exterior glaze and a white interior glaze. It features a full body Tiki with tear drop-shaped eyes and a dogbone-shaped mouth lined with teeth.

This shot glass was a promotional item for Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum. It is marked "The Original Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum" on the front. Norman Keith Collins (January 14, 1911 - June 12, 1973) was a prominent American tattoo artist, famous for his tattooing of sailors; he was also known as "Sailor Jerry." In 1999, Hardy and Malone partnered with a small independent Philadelphia clothing company to establish Sailor Jerry Ltd., which owns Collins' letters, art, and flash, and produces clothing and an idiosyncratic collection of other items, such as ash trays, sneakers, playing cards, churchkeys and shot glasses. Sailor Jerry Ltd. also produces a 92 proof spiced Navy rum.

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken zombie head with black stitches on eyes & mouth. Wipe-away green glaze finish that leaves green detailing but white on high points. Orange interior and bottom. Designed by Tim Wollweber. Used to serve the Shrunken Zombie Head cocktail on the Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar menu, made with "reserve and aged rums, tropical juices, falernum and cinnamon".

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken zombie head with black stitches on eyes & mouth. Wipe-away turquoise blue glaze finish that leaves turquoise blue detailing but white on high points. Turquoise blue interior and bottom. Designed by Tim Wollweber. Used to serve the Shrunken Zombie Head cocktail on the Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar menu, made with "reserve and aged rums, tropical juices, falernum and cinnamon".

This mug is shaped like one of the little lava people, the A'a'po'e, who help to keep Pele from blowing her stack by cooling her with their everflowing lava. This mug resembles the fountain statue on the left as you enter Hale Pele, with its bowl of cooling lava held in both hands. The Tiki has slanted coffee bean-shaped eyes, a slotted mouth with small tongue protruding, and spiral designs on chest and legs. This Open Edition comes in a sea green wipe-away glaze and is from the Munktiki Imports line (from Fuhua Porcelain Factory of Dehua, China). This is the second color-way of the Open Edition. The first one was in coconut brown. There is also a Limited Edition (in several color ways) and a Super Limited Edition (that has a tri-color gradation from top to bottom of yellow, then orange, then red). The mug's signature drink, the A'a'po'e, is described as: "an amazingly quenching and tasty blend of pot-still Jamaican rum, piney gin, spices, and tropical fruits."