This bowl is shaped like a volcano crater and the interior is glazed with molten lava colors that flow over the sides. The top lip of the crater has three indentations, The middle indentation holds a detailed Witco fountain style Tiki decanter with a cork.

This version of Squid's Squll has a metallic chrome finish and was not put into production. It is a test glaze. The mug is shaped like a skull that is missing its jaw and has moko across the face. The lid has a straw hole cracked into it.

This is a special, orange & black, limited edition version of Frankie's Tiki Room's Thurston Howl mug, created for Halloween. 100 have been made. It is a hiball shaped like a tiki's head, designed by Mark Zeilman and manufactured by Tiki Farm for Frankie's Tiki Room in Las Vegas, NV. The tiki has a large open dogbone-shaped mouth and is baring its teeth. It's eyes are slanted and football-shaped with black dice in the centers.

The design of this mug is borrowed from Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki boat, which used the design of a South American sun god, Kon Tiki. Forehead has three sunray-like dashes, lips are two horizontal lines. Marked "Kon Tiki Tucson AZ" on back. The glaze is yellow.

Some of these were made by CARMAX ENT. (marked on bottom) and some are marked from FIRE HUT MFG.

This tiki mug is green and is of a smiling tiki with a very large nose. The tiki's headdress comes down the side, as is sometimes seen with Kus, and there is an "X" pattern along the top rim. OMC sticker on bottom. This version was manufactured for Chan's Waikiki, Paramus, NJ.

A peanut-like tiki with a lined face from OMC, in what appears to be almost a verdigris glaze. Marking is incised on the back, "Papagayo Puerto Vallarta Mexico."

This fogcutter is beige in color and features Jurojin, the god of longevity. It is green and was manufactured by OMC for the Chiam, in Chicago.

This tiki mug is yellow, 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.

Nui Nui Ipu was produced by Munktiki. No two glazes are the same. The tiki has a great big head with Marquesan looking features. He has a little body and is in a seated position.

This tiki mug is the first produced by Tiki tOny, and his second design (the first was for the Tabou Tiki Room in Berlin). The mug design is a tiki with a very wide grin and large protruding eyes, giving a lizard-like appearance. This version is an artist proof in a test glaze and was limited to a few dozen.

This charger plate was manufactured for Trader Vic's. The plate is white with a grey border and gold trim. It has the Trader Vic's abelam mask and spears in the center. Charger plates are used to dress up a table, and proper etiquette dictates that the charger plate be removed when the guest is seated.

This ashtray was manufactured by Coco Joe's in their lava color. The ashtray features a wahine with a swirling skirt in the shape of a heart. "Aloha Hawaii" reads across the front of the ashtray.