This was bought from Gecko'z vending tent at Tiki Oasis.

This mug matches the color of the Zugaiju skull mug and is also limited to 25 made. The color comes from a Japanese Kaiju toy.

Part of the Tiki Oasis 9 Swag Bag. These are sold in pairs on the website at http://www.voodootiki.com/tikigear.html and retail for about $3.50 each.

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Voodoo Tiki Tequila Handblown Glass Shotglass Green

This is one of the rarest bowls ever. My biggest find to date! The bowl is glazed in a satin pink but has a drip glaze over the edges of the rim that ranges from dark green to turquoise. One was sold by the Starlight Room to EdgeofTexas shortly before I found mine. There is also an arm-in-air version of this bowl on display at Oceanic Arts that has almost an identical glaze and was made by Beauce in Canada. Bob said it was probably inspired by Spurlin Ceramics, but that there were lots of people making similar bowls...unmarked. The arm-in-air version has somewhat sexier looking wahines and was used at the Leilani in Wisconsin (mentioned in Tiki Modern on page 112) and the Marie Antoinette Restaurant and Tahiti Bar in Quebec. I had two of these Hands Behind Back versions at one point and sold one.

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Vicious Virgin Bowl With Hands Behind Back

Honey brown glaze with accompanying silver pendant. This Vicious and Malicious set was sold as a package deal with necklaces only to Tiki Central members.

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Tiki Central Special Edition with Pendant

Bought with $25 Mai Tai, but cocktail was probably half of total value.

Ceramic. White exterior with pink interior. Possibly a homemade/hobbyist piece, but well done.

One side features the Tiki Moon Tiki and the other side features Tiki Beat. The "Tiki Moon" tiki pays tribute to Dean Moon of Mooneyes - A true innovator and legend in the So-Cal Hot Rod scene. The "Tiki Beat" tiki pays tribute to tiki carver and painter Marcus Thorn of Australia.

This mug was produced using a multi part slipcast mold and shows a high level of detail with cross hatched background and excellent definition on all sides of the mug. The USA mug is yellow. Catalogue serial number was MG985. There were only 25 available in the U.S. serial numbered 76-100 out of 100 total produced.

There is a green Japan Only version of this mug as well.

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Mooneyes Two Tribes Tiki Mug

Doesn't say Tiki Farm on bottom. First batch made without fire decals.

This mug came out at the same time with Squll and is known as "The Triple Header." Purchased at Art Show 3 at the Tonga Hut in No. Ho. Ca. March 16, 2007. It is hand signed by Squid.

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Signed by Squid

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Yellow & Orange

Teal blue and green interior.

I also have the original brochure from the coffee manufacturer showing a girl holding the mug.

I have a green interior and a blue interior version of this piece. Paid about the same for both pieces.

Has extremely tiny chip on front top rim. I wouldn't drink out of it but it displays well.

This was confirmed as a test glaze by Holden. It is much lighter than the normal production pieces. You can tell the difference when holding it next to another regular Emerald Green Decanter.

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Extremely Pale Test Glaze

From antique store south of Carbondale, Illinois that was having a sale.

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Beige Version with Japan Stickers

Gift from Dibroc.

Thanks, Michael!

This honey brown glazed mug has an ivory interior and was inspired by a traditional Hawaiian Ku Tiki. The bottom front rim reads "Trader Vic's" in raised relief letters and the bottom back rim reads "Los Angeles, CA" in an incised script lettering. "Tiki Farm, 2008" is stamped on the bottom. The mug was designed by Marcus Pizzuti at Tiki Farm. There were 1,000 made in this color. Holden speculates that the next run of this mug will probably be done with a green exterior glaze.

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Trader Vic's Los Angeles Tiki Mug Brown

Thanks, Dibroc! He gave me a whole sleeve of these when the restaurant closed in 2009. However, I now only have one of each color for my collection and gave the rest away at Mojave Oasis and Tiki Oasis Room Parties.

Some cold paint loss and a couple of small chips on inside of rim, but otherwise in great shape. Gift from Dibroc.

Christmas gift from Kenike. Thanks!