This mug from Target Home is a modern, light green copy of the design from the Kona Kai.

Tumbuna was designed and manufactured by Cass McClure aka OceaOtica. The mug is based on the traditional New Guinea design from the Sepik River region. The mug is essentially a bust featuring a tiki with an long oval face, large eyes with cowry-shaped pupils, a long thin nose that flares at the nostrils and a triangular shape adorning his forehead. This version has the Soil of New Guinea glaze and is an artist proof.

This blue hiball was a promotional item for Tommy Bahama Rum. It features a toothy grinned tiki with a pineapple on its forehead.

The LavaTay mug was designed by Gecko and pays tribute to the Bumatay mug and adds Gecko's signature lava glaze into the mix. This mug's tiki has striking, large eyes, and a small fish-like mouth.

Thirsty was designed and produced by Cass McClure aka Ocea Otica. The mug is shaped like a zombie head with his eyes closed and his mouth half open. The head appears to be atop a rock. There is a pocket on the back for dry ice. The glazes vary from mug to mug.

Shrunken Munk-E was manufactured by Munktiki. The mug is shaped like a monkey head with its eyes sewn shut. The glazes vary from mug to mug. This is a non-numbered edition not to exceed 150.

This white skull mug with handle was manufactured for the Hawaiian Room at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore, MD. The skull has a rounded chin and a hollow area behind the face, with holes for eyes, nose, and three teeth.

Magno Capuchin Zombie was manufactured by Munktiki. It is a zombie monkey head with magnetic points where you can attach different eyes, hats, ears, and mouth items. The mouth is open and can hold dry ice or a variety of different objects.

The Treasure Chest was manufactured by Munktiki. The chest has a tapa-like pattern and a skull-shaped lock. The inner lid is shaped like the treasure and features skulls, puffers, coins and moai. It has four straw holes.

This tall bamboo-shaped mug was a promotional item from the MGM TV show "The Islanders" which ran from 1960 to 1961.

Part of a larger set including a pitcher and other matching pieces.

This version of Alec Yuill-Thornton's classic design was updated by Gecko. This Bob is "carved" into a stalk of bamboo and has a white celadon glazed face. He still keeps the traditional happy Bob eyes and smile.

This ashtray is believed to be manufactured by Asian Crown due to the similarity to their other designs. The ashtray is blue, square, and features two stacked and grimacing tiki faces in the center of the tray.