This decanter depicting the bust of King Kamehameha in yellow headdress and feathered robe was manufactured by Hawaiian Distillers.

Small tiki mug with two different tiki faces on opposite sides. Glaze is mottled grey/blue and brown. Marked "THE POTTERY HAWAII" on bottom.

This tiki mug was designed by Drew Brophy for Tiki Farm. Features a California surf take on Ku, with large grin and toes. Glazed in green and brown.

This is the shot version of the Mr. Moai mug from Tiki Farm, designed by Joe Vitale. Only 96 were done in this brown color. Stylized "moai" shape with a large forehead.

This mug has a black glaze, and is of a woman down to mid-calf. The arms are separated from the body and clasped in front, and there are no other decorations.

This larger pineapple mug has a lid with a strawhole. The color is brown, with a large leafy green crown on top. OMC sticker on bottom.

This mug is a ceramic version of the Voodoo Grog glass from Trader Vic's. The mug is white, with yellow rim and ridged base, with brown painted tiki masks all around the sides. "Doc's Place Town & Country Toronto, Can." is in black on the side, and "Japan" is in black on the bottom.

This bamboo-shaped mug is beige in color, made of natural bamboo, and has "Trader Vic's" printed in black letters on the front. The mug came in a tall and a short version.

This round black mug was produced by Munktiki. It is shaped like an 8 ball and is an edition of one. A unique version of their Mysterious Eyeball design, the capillaries along the sides are still present, although harder to see with the black glaze.

This bamboo-shaped mug is beige in color. "Tradewinds A South Seas Bar Coconut Plantation, Kauai" is printed in black letters on the front along with a parrot perched atop a tropical drink on an island.

This bamboo-shaped mug is white in color. "Tradewinds A South Seas Bar Coconut Plantation, Kauai" is printed in black letters on the front along with a parrot perched atop a tropical drink on an island. There is also a beige version

This hula girl bowl resembles the Trader Vic's Tepco bowls with far less fine features. The colors are darker. It features girls in yellow kneeling around the sides. The bowl is marked "PA-CE-CO China USA" on bottom, which was an alternate mark used by the Tepco company.