This white oval serving platter was manufactured for Kuo Wah. It features the image of a pagoda in black with accents of pale yellow at the center of the plate. The rim has a band of black with a soft wide band of cranberry.

This brown matte bank with black bottom rim was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The bank is shaped like a Tiki Leilani style Ku.

This is a bowl with a double chambered volcano in its center. Made in several glaze combinations.

This version of WAHA NUI "the big mouth" has a green exterior glaze and a blue interior glaze. The mug is shaped like a Tiki head with a large crescent shaped smile lined with large squarish teeth.

This is a plastic trophy goblet shaped like a shrunken head, made for Deadhead Rum.

This white bowl was manufactured for Steve Crane's The Luau. It features a spear-holding Tiki.

This white bowl was manufactured for Steve Crane's The Luau. It features the Luau's signature Tiki.

This white plate was manufactured for Shonfeld's and features two identical tiki masks (one green and one blue).

This is one of a set of four astroturf lined coasters made to go with a set of four very realistic moai mugs. Each of the four Moai mugs was designed to look like one of four different stages of Moai excavation.

This is a tall hiball glass with several hula girls dancing around the base.

This pineapple shaped mug is similar to the "American Hawaii Cruises Pineapple" and "United States Lines Pineapple" but is unmarked.

Babalu's Cobra's Fang Mug was inspired by the image of the original Spurlin mug design in the Los Angeles Islander menu. This mug is a hiball with a woodgrain. It is encircled by a cobra. There is a multiglazed edition of this design limited to fifty. Within the multiglazed edition are three main varieties (moss green, brown, and tan branch), as well as a "Yin/Yang" edition of 4 pairs within the 50 released. This, however, is an Artist Proof and as such, glaze colors and details vary.