This mug is shaped like a Tiki head with its tongue sticking out. Brown glaze with yellow cold paint details on eyes, teeth, and back lettering. The Hula Bula Bar opened in 2007 and bills itself as the biggest Tiki bar in Australia, specializing in traditional-style Tiki cocktails.

The Benzart Volcano Bowl was based on Benzart's sculpted moai and manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. The bowl has a volcano center and is surrounded by three moai. The exterior is done in Gecko'z signature red dirt glaze which is actually a reddish brown. The interior glaze i is red, resembling molten lava.

This bowl was manufactured by Arte 4. It is a large Tiki bowl with two Tiki-faced side pockets for dry ice on the sides. The front and back are decorated with a series of triangle patterns outlining an anthropomorphic figure. Although mostly white/off white, this bowl has both brown and turquoise detailing. Dimensions: 8.25" x 10" x 6".

This is a brown Tiki mug with almond shaped eyes, bared teeth, and a repeated slanted diamond pattern across top and bottom.

This is a one of a kind hand-built mug by Eric October. Created for the Tiki Bob art show, March 27, 2011 at the Tonga Hut in N. Hollywood, CA. This mug is shaped like a Moai, but with the face of a classic Tiki Bob by Alec Yuill-Thornton.

This is a green Tiki mug with almond shaped eyes, a mouth ringed with teeth, and a repeated "V" pattern across top and bottom of mug.

A slender hula girl with black hair holds a light blue mask in her right hand, body and mask are in relief on the front of a light blue cylinder with a yellow weave strip up the side. Green wrap around girl's waist. Details are finely painted. Very similar to Porcelanas Pavón edition made afterward, but vertical lines on the Arte 4 cylinder are more distinct and overall design looks a little more defined.

This collector's plate was made for the Mai Kai in Fort Lauderdale, FL. It is glazed white, shows an exterior full-color shot of the Mai Kai, and has a gold rim.

This is a brown ashtray shaped like a Tiki head with a large, orange, open mouth. Hana Isle created several pieces in the style of Treasure Craft. They also made Tiki bottle toppers for Hawaiian Distillers.

This mug is shaped like a Tiki head with its tongue sticking out. Brown and green "camouflage" glaze with cold paint details on eyes, teeth, and lips. This mug was purchased at the LuWow Bar which was opened by the owner of the Hula Bula Bar, and these mugs were intended to be used in the interim until the LuWow has its own signature mugs.

This volcano mug was manufactured for Tahiti Joe's in Las Vegas. The mug is wide at the base and narrow at the top. The volcano is brown with red and yellow lava flowing out the top. The base is surrounded by palm trees. The mug is used to serve the "Joe's Volcano Visit" which serves two people. The restaurant closed in 2014.

Malicious was designed by Benzart for Tiki Farm. It is based on Ben's #12 Big Benzart carving. He has a long face. One eye is squinting. He has a downturned mouth, long ears, and his face is covered in intricate moko. This version has a "I Got Bombed at the Bamboo Bunker, Chicago" heat decal on back and is from the Bamboo Bunker home bar owned and operated by TC's Tipsy McStagger. Tipsy owns the original carving by Benzart that this mug is based on.