This decanter was designed by Squid for Tiki Farm. It is a tall and narrow tiki with a headdress. Brown and green glaze. This version was sold at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, NV.

This is a mug featuring a stylized stereotypical Asian male face with a long mustache, commonly referred to as a Fu Manchu mug. This version is fully glazed in brown.

This minimalist mug was manufactured for Trader Vic's Honolulu location. It is a simple curved cylinder with protruding eyes, nose and mouth. This version appears to have breasts.

This shot glass has a large belly, with hands clasping the sides, small eyes, and a headdress. Glaze is blue. Marked "Mai Kai" on front base.

These pineapple shaped shakers have a multi-color lei around them and are marked "Hawaii" on the front in raised black letters.

This off white teapot was manufactured for Steve Crane's Kon Tiki restaurant. It features the Kon Tiki logo on the front in brown letters. There is a similar version put out by Jackson China with a brown stripe around the top rim of the pot.

This mug was manufactured for Ren Clark's Polynesian Village. The mug is a hula girl bust. She has black hair and bare breasts. She has a glossy finish with red flowers in her hair and red lips.

This matte brown mug with dark brown glazed top and bottom rims is marked "Japan" on the bottom. The tiki is kneeling with his hands on his thighs and has slanted, football-shaped eyes and an open mouth with an upturned chin.

This brandy snifter comes from Paradise Cove in Hawaii. The front of the glass features the name of the luau in yellow lettering, and the back has the sun setting behind a small Ku.

These pineapple-shaped shakers have "Aloha Hawaii" in gold script on the front and a little hula girl on the back.

This brown coffee mug was manufactured for the Polynesian Resort in Disney World. It reads "Disney's Polynesian Resort" on the front.

Hiphipahula's Tuki Tuki Hut is a one of a kind Tiki Tony original created for Kelly "Hiphipahula" Reilly. The hut is inspired by the images from Tony's paintings. The hut has a bamboo door with a sign reading "Hiphipahula" above it and a Rongo over the sign. The front corners feature Tony's stacks of skulls and the back corners have bamboo. The back of the hut features a pair of ti leaves. The roof of the hut has four straw holes and the interior is cream, pink and green. The hut sits on a "wiki stump" and is flanked by two trees which are made of palm and driftwood.