These shakers are shaped like tall standing Ku Tikis with full headdresses that trail to the ground. Produced from a hobbyist mold, these come in a wide variety of glaze combinations.

This is a mug shaped like a full-body Papua New Guinea styled Tiki with round eyes, small ears, and standing on a cross-hatched tree stump base.

This Tiki mug has a top rim shaped like an open fish mouth, round eyes, an open mouth with square teeth, and fin-shaped ears and base. Glaze colors vary from piece to piece.

This fish float shaped mug was designed by Gecko, sculpted by Squid, and manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. It has a lid with straw hole. Features a molded raised puffer fish design on one side and "Hawaii Aloha" in incised letters on the opposite side. This green version was preceded by a red version for the Okolemaluna Tiki Lounge (marked as such). There is also a yellow version with the same markings as the green (but in a wider edition of 250).

This fish float shaped mug was designed by Gecko, sculpted by Squid, and manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. It has a lid with straw hole. Features a molded raised puffer fish design on one side and "Hawaii Aloha" in incised letters on the opposite side. This yellow version was preceded by a red version for the Okolemaluna Tiki Lounge (marked as such). There is also a green version with the same markings as the yellow (but in a more limited edition of 50).

This is a mug shaped like a drum from Papua New Guinea. It has a crocodile on the front and is glazed in varying glazes.

This black mug with handle and red-drip "bloodied" rim is shaped like Tangaroa. He has his hands at his hips and a sun design on his belly. He was manufactured by Gecko.

The Cobra's Fang Mug was used at the Los Angeles Islander. The mug is a hiball encircled by a cobra and glazed in avocado green.

This bowl is held by three Tikis with pointed heads. It was used at the Los Angeles Islander. The glaze is a muddy brown with yellow highlights that was used on several Spurlin pieces and is quite unique.

This mug is shaped like a brown shrunken head with its lips sewn shut, wearing a red fez with the word "Mahalo" on the front. The fez also features a skull with a bone atop its head. The concept for the Shrunken Shriner Mug came from Mahalo Tiki. It was sculpted and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder).

This tiki mug was designed by House of Ku and manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. The tiki is based on a Coco Joe's design. It has a tall headddress with a straw hole at the top, almond-shaped eyes and a wide grimacing mouth. This version has a red glaze and is only available to those who visit Gecko'z studio.

This tiki mug is a blue/green, with slightly bulbous, almond-shaped eyes, and its tongue is sticking out quite a ways. Its hands have come together at its front, and appear to possibly be holding a cup. Usually marked with a tourist destination in black on front base.