The Wahine Bowl was designed and manufactured by Gecko. This version features Gecko's red and black fat lava glaze and has a volcano center. There are two wahines (similar to Holland Mold Pinup Girls) resting beside the bowl on opposite sides. They are topless and have their arms behind their heads.

This blue mug was manufactured by Arte 4 in Spain for the Bora Bora Bar in Madrid. The mug features a topless hula girl holding a mask in one hand. The back of the mug has a rope pattern.

This white hiball was manufactured by Bamboo of China. It features a hula girl in relief with crudely paited featured. She is wearing a green skirt and yellow lei and has brown hair.

This mug was apparently made for the tourist trade in St. Thomas VI. It is the same design as the Westwood W-2 mug. This version is green and brown. He is barrel shaped and has round concave eyes, a ridgy nose that flares at the bottom and a straight, expressionless mouth. The pattern around the top rim is triangles within triangles.

These orange shakers were apparently produced for the tourist trade in St. Thomas VI. The shakers depict Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin.

The Geckoma is a combination of the Frankoma War God mug and Gecko's signature tiki mug base style. This version of the mug has Gecko's red dirt glaze with an orange interior. The tiki is wearing da big puka necklace.

Na Zdravi is Czech and means "to your health." In this case, it is a mug produced by Munktiki. Done in the old school soviet art style, the tiki resembles a moai with no eyes, a jutting forehead and a long angular nose. His mouth is deep set and rectangular, and his ears are small half moons. The mug will come in 5 different glaze combinations. This version is blue.

The Drinker Elite Diving Helmet was manufactured by Munktiki. The mug is indeed shaped like a very realistic diving helmet. The back features the image of a tiki, a squid and a diving helmet. This super limited version is black with a stylin gold wash.

This volcano bowl was produced by Munktiki. The bowl has a brown exterior and red interior. It is supported by four stacks of vertebrae, each topped with a shrunken head.

This volcano bowl was produced by Munktiki. The bowl is supported by three teko tekos with tikis in between.

This ashtray was manufactured for Tommy Lee's Islander in Stockton, CA. The ashtray features the name and location of the establishment as well as a moai in orange. In 1966, the Islander was sold to Tommy G. Lee who ran it until about 1980.

This amber glass ashtray was manufactured for The Islander in Stockton, CA. It is marked with the name and location of the establishment on the outside and features a moai.