This Marquesan inspired tiki head mug has concentric oval eyes, wide nostrils, and a large pair of closed lips.

There is a little reservoir at the top front for dry ice.

Available in at least 3 glazes, including green, orange (neon), or bone.

Marked for Esotico Miami on reverse.

*The Neon Orange version was also later sold through Tiki Diablo, on his online store, for $100 (as opposed to $120 at Esotico where it was first sold).

This classic Tangaroa style mug is the first mug issued for the Kaona Room, a speakeasy tiki bar attached to Esotico in Miami, Florida, United States.

Branded standard shot glass marked "Shore Leave" in green.

From Wusong Road:

"Designed by children's storybook illustrator Victoria Wolfe, this full 360 degree wrapped double rocks glass features Wusong Road's signature dragon on a beautifully illustrated forest-scape. Holding 14 ounces of your favorite Tiki libation, these heavy duty glasses are made to withstand commercial use and machine cleaning."

A mug shaped like the General Mills Cereal Mascot, Lucky the Leprechaun, who is a little man dressed in green with a hat and buckled shoes. Lucky is a full standing figure with hands held in front. He is glazed in green with gold detail on his shoe buckles. He is a tikified re-imagining of classic General Mills Cereal Mascots that began in the early 1970s.

This is a double old fashioned or mai-tai glass featuring the artwork of Bai, specifically a mermaid holding a skull in one hand. Back features the signature tiki by Crazy Al and some large tropical monstera leaves. Sold in sets of 2. Hidden Harbor opened in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh in January 2016. The bar is owned by Peter and Matt Kurzweg, who own the brewery next door, and their partner, tikiphile Adam Henry.

This mug is shaped like a tiki with a pineapple on its forehead and a lei around its neck. It is marked for Ron Jon's Surf Shop on front. The back features a wave and celebrates "60 Years of Surfing!"

This design was glazed in choice of turquoise blue or brown.

Designed by Philippe Tilikete & manufactured by Tiki Farm.

This mug is shaped like a tiki with a pineapple on its forehead and a lei around its neck. It is marked for Ron Jon's Surf Shop on front. The back features a wave and celebrates "60 Years of Surfing!"

This design was glazed in choice of turquoise blue or brown.

Designed by Philippe Tilikete & manufactured by Tiki Farm.

This shot mug is shaped like a tiki and marked for Ron Jon's Surf Shop on front. The back features a wave and celebrates "60 Years of Surfing!"

There were also a pair of different full-sized tiki mugs (in choice of blue or brown) by Philippe Tilikete & Tiki Farm with same back art featuring the wave and celebrating their anniversary.

From Tiki Farm:

"Introducing Montague! This bashful little monkey currently hides in a Rum Barrel, but it won't be long before you see him somewhere else. He's on a journey across all places Tiki, including bars, restaurants and even special events!

Keep a lookout for this little fellow and pick him up wherever you can because he's only available in limited quantities per location. Which locations you ask? We can't tell you because we don't know. Besides, that would take the fun out of it!

He's a sneaky little Simian. Good luck collecting him!

Artist: Thor Capacity: 19 oz. Dims: 2.3 inches L X 6.6 inches H"

This is a standard white teapot for restaurants made by Walker China, out of Bedford, Ohio, but is marked with the Ports o' Call logo featuring a seagull on top of some pier pilings.

From Tiki Farm:

"Our popular Clam Shell Bowl is back in a dual-tone muted seafoam green with hues of brown and amber!

The clamshell bowl is a traditional design suited as an ample drink bowl for 2 to 4 adults! The textured exterior contrasts nicely against the smooth interior. It's a larger bowl, measuring 11" across and 5 3/8" at the highest point and it has an ample 32 oz. capacity.

And if you don't want to drink out of it, it doubles as a serving dish for snacks.

Please note: our dual-tone glazes have variance and no two pieces ever turn out the same."

*NOTE: Appears to have been some variety in the 2012 first edition with some pieces very tan and some pieces more on the seafoam green end of the spectrum. This design was also made for specific locations in a variety of glazes - marked for those specific locations. This second edition in a dark seafoam green was made available to the public in 2023.