This mug was created by Tiki Diablo for Exotica 2005 in Chicago, Illinois. The tiki is black with a blue and red wrestling mask, and is marked "Exotica" on the back of the head in recessed letters. This hand painted version is one of a kind.

These brown shakers were manufactured by Tiki Farm. They are shaped like simple moai heads.

This tan moai mug was manufactured by Blue Sea International. The tiki has a rounded and flared nose, an oval, open mouth and a triangle pattern across its head.

This moai is made of an iridescent rose glass and has bug eyes, a sharp nose, prominent lips and rounded eyebrows. It was produced by Magic Glass.

This mug is of a detailed female form, with full breasts and belly, with complete legs. Glaze is satin black, with brown interior. Mug has a handle. Marked "1968 Parksmith Corp. N.Y.C."

This decanter is a reproduction of a vintage decanter from the Mai Kai in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Decanter is shaped like a Tangaroa, and is marked "Mai Kai Decanter" in raised letters on front base.

This mug's design is inspired by the tiki fountains by Witco. The mug is an orange tiki with a yellow-orange glazed interior, and it is kneeling. This orange version was made for the Tiki Beach Festival in Long Beach.

This blue/brown mug is shaped like a volcano and was manufactured for the Mauna-Loa tiki bar in Madrid, Spain.

This yellow moai style tiki is part of a set of four from Tiki Farm, the others in the set are a purple lono, green rarotongan and a blue marquesan tiki. This version of the moai commemorates the Grand Opening of Mugoomba at Tiki Farm in October 2006. They were given to the first 100 attendees.

This mug celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Oceanic Arts in Whittier, CA. The mug was designed by Danny Gallardo and manufactured by Tiki Farm. The mug has a triangular pattern around the top and bottom and four tikis around the center which were taken from a pendant purchased in Papeete in 1960 by Bob & Leroy. This version has an all green glaze.

This brown rum barrel was a promotional item for Myers's rum. The barrel has two straps around each end. It reads "Myers's Rum Crock" on the front and has a cork-lined lid.

This volcano-shaped mug with woodgrain texture and a handle has "Polynesian Village" printed on the front and was manufactured by Treasure Craft of Hawaii.