This ashtray was produced for the Bali Ha'i restaurant in San Diego, CA. It features Tangaroa and reads "Bali Ha'i" in a large font next to the tiki.

This ashtray was produced for the Bali Ha'i restaurant in San Diego, CA. It features Tangaroa and reads "Bali Ha'i" in a small font with the word "Bali" above the tiki's head and the word "Ha'i" next to his head.

This ashtray was manufactured for Trader Vic's 50th Anniversary in 1984. The ashtray features the image of Hinky Dinks, Trader Vic's first incarnation. Appears that the gold dates often wear off due to use and washing.

This brown fish shaped ashtray was produced by Frankoma Pottery. It has a protruding eyeball and is smiling and has bone-like indentations along a raised spine.

This ashtray is in the classic Lucky Tiki style and was probably made for the tourist trade. This example has cutouts in the eyes and nose to allow the smoke to escape. It is brown bisque with a black base.

This rectagular brown ashtray was manufactured by Treasure Craft of Hawaii. It is marked "Hawaii" in the upper left hand corner and has a tiki, palm trees, hibiscus flowers and a sail boat. 6.75" long by 5.5" wide.

This ashtray was apparently produced for the tourist trade and is found with various location markings. It resembles the Westwood W-2 mug in that it is barrel shaped and has round concave eyes, a ridgy nose that flares at the bottom and a straight, expressionless mouth. This version is marked "Aloha Hawaii" and has a blue brown glaze.

O'opu Hue was manufactured by Tiki Farm. He is a bright green puffer fish with fins and a tail, protruding eyes and a tiny smiling mouth. He has little bumps all over his exterior.

This rum barrel mug was designed by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm for the Hu Ke Lau in Chicopee MA. The words Hu Ke Lau and Rum Barrel XXX are in raised red letters.

This mug pays tribute to the vintage Mauna Loa mug and is also one of the winners from Tiki Farm's 2007 Tiki Central design contest. It was designed by Timothy Steger, aka "Tiki Nomad". Featuring the same lashed drum top of the vintage mug, it has a New Guinea mask on the front and an orange orango on the back.

This mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Bracco in Sioux Falls, SD and Okoboji, IA. It features a scene in relief of a volcano with a waterfall, palm trees and a tiki in front of it.

The Geckoma is a combination of the Frankoma War God mug and Gecko's signature tiki mug base style. This limited edition version of the mug has a green glaze with white cold paint on da big puka necklace design.