These salt and pepper shakers are designed after the Tiki that can be seen in the opening credits of "Hawaiian Eye", the television series which ran from 1959-1963. The original Tiki statue was part of the decor of the Hawaiian Village Hotel offices of the detective agency. These shakers have slanted eyes, long noses, open mouths, and small narrow necks that extend from small circular block bases.

A grinning full-body Tiki holding a large "K" in his hands, standing for Kustom Lane Gallery located in Melbourne, Australia. Released in stone/brown and in a yellow/gold glaze. This is the stone/brown version.

A grinning full-body Tiki holding a large "K" in his hands, standing for Kustom Lane Gallery located in Melbourne, Australia. Released in yellow/gold and in a stone/brown glaze. This is the yellow/gold version.

This mug is more striated and not punctated with small spots like the R-13A Orchids of Hawaii coconut mug. It also lacks the catalogue number stamp on bottom. Bottom reads only: "Orchids of Hawaii, Japan". Glaze is thicker in places than others and is a more greenish-brown than the R-13A.

This pineapple-shaped dish was manufactured by Treasure Craft. The dish has a brown matte exterior and a glossy red and yellow interior.

This pineapple-shaped bowl was manufactured by Treasure Craft. The bowl has a brown matte exterior and a glossy red and yellow interior. Slightly larger and deeper than the pineapple ashtray #34. It has a more realistic feel with less stylized foliage. Additionally, it has some rough pineapple exterior skin on the rim. Woodgrain on reverse.

This pineapple-shaped dish was manufactured by Treasure Craft. The dish has a brown matte exterior and a glossy green interior.

This large pineapple-shaped dish was manufactured by Treasure Craft. The dish has a brown matte exterior and a glossy red & yellow (mainly red) interior with "Hawaii" written in a small matte badge/plate in center of dish. There is also a smaller version.

These pineapple shaped salt and pepper shakers were manufactured by Treasure Craft. They are larger than the ones that sit in a base marked "Hawaii." Additionally, they are marked "S" for salt and "P" for pepper on the fronts.

This is a black pitcher with a yellow etched scene that includes three different Tikis, a Tiki hut, and palm trees. This is the second of 4 Classic Cocktail Set editions featuring different artists. The set includes a pitcher, two martini-inspired mugs, and two stir sticks. This set uses Tiki Farm's sandblasting technique. Released on 07/30/2012.

This is a black martini glass inspired mug with a yellow etched Tiki head and tribal design wrapped around it. This is the second of 4 Classic Cocktail Set editions featuring different artists. The set includes a pitcher, two martini-inspired mugs, and two stir sticks. There are 200 sets and two mugs with each. This set uses Tiki Farm's sandblasting technique. Released on 07/30/2012.

The Green Chihuahua was manufactured by Munktiki. He is a little green dog with swirly eyes, on all fours with large ears sticking out of the sides of his head.