Hurricane glass with Shag's "Mondo Tiki" playing drums. For the Mondo Tiki event in Las Vegas in 2003.

Hurricane glass with Black Tahiti logo Tiki on front. Marked "Black Tahiti, Washington, D.C." on front.

Glass tumbler showing Pele and other Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room graphics. Part of a Disney 2009 summer release five piece set called "Adventure Island Surf, Sun & Fun". Set consists of one Tumbler, Shot Glass, Tooth Pick Holder, Hurricane Glass and Dish.

Glass dish showing Pele and other Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room graphics. Part of a Disney 2009 summer release five piece set called "Adventure Island Surf, Sun & Fun". Set consists of one Tumbler, Shot Glass, Tooth Pick Holder, Hurricane Glass and Dish.

Shotglass showing Pele and other Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room graphics. Part of a Disney 2009 summer release five piece set called "Adventure Island Surf, Sun & Fun". Set consists of one Tumbler, Shot Glass, Tooth Pick Holder, Hurricane Glass and Dish.

This two-piece lidded Ku design with headdress, flared nostrils, and grimacing tooth-lined mouth, was introduced at Tiki Oasis 2012 (TO12). Dimensions: 10-1/8" tall x 5-3/8" wide x 3-7/8" deep.

This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 1 tiki, also known as the "Rich Hiskey" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself. This is a limited glaze edition of bright violet delft.

This seahorse-shaped mug was manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. It is black with red glaze around the top rim and reads "South Sea Arts, La Mariana" across top of head.

Based on the Tiki-Ti logo Tiki which was inspired by the Kon-Tiki Montreal menu cover Tiki from 1958. The design idea was formulated by Sven Kirsten and Ray Buhen and had a lot of help along the way, including Mark Noland and Kevin Kidney. Holden Westland took it the rest of the way and VOILA! The Green edition is the fourth color-way of this design produced, after the Honey Brown, Iron Oxide Brown, and Blue glazed versions.

One of several runs of skulls with a limited edition of 25 for its particular color (green, pink, purple, yellow). This run features the flowers and colorful patterns found with the Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations. There is also an open edition with a traditional ivory colored skull with brown detailing around the teeth and eye sockets.

Maka Koa was designed and produced by Tiki Diablo back when he was working under the Chiki Tiki brand name. He is gritting his teeth, and his mouth is open at the sides. His eyes are large and squinting.

This is a red mug featuring a cute devil girl holding a black pitchfork. Says "Deville's Pad" and shows a flaming martini glass on reverse.