This is a mug shaped like a coconut. High fired to cone 10, this durable coconut mug was produced in a number of glaze colors. Sizes also vary. Each is unique. Exterior is rough textured with vertical brush mark/grain.

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken head. Green exterior glaze with black lid/topknot.

King Kong is a fictional giant gorilla from Skull Island in the South Pacific. This McCoy Pottery ceramic mug of King Kong was made to commemorate the 1976 film's premier on National Television in 1978. This is item #9235, and is listed on page #294 in the "McCoy Pottery Collector's and Reference Guide", by Craig Nissen and Bob Hansen (published in 1996).

This is a gray glazed mug shaped like a volcano with maroon/red "lava" on the rim. When El Chichon erupted in 1982, it killed 2,000 nearby residents in Chiapas, Mexico, and left behind a brooding, sulfuric, acidic lake that formed when the dome collapsed into a crater and filled with water. Most people thought that the volcano had long ago gone extinct, so its eruption was quite an unpleasant surprise.

This is a hybrid mug combining a Tiki Bob head with a Moai body. Comes in assorted glaze combinations.

Similar design as Skipper Kent's Moai. This is a tall moai with rounded eyeballs, protruding lower lip, and interior of lips painted white. Marked "Hawaiian Hut" on back, with OMC sticker and "Made for Hawaiian Hut by Otagiri Co." on bottom.

Used to serve the "Zombie" cocktail.

This is a PNG inspired drum shaped mug with a Tiki face on the front. Light brown wipe-away exterior glaze and white interior. The Luau at the Lake was held June 27-30, 2013. Manufactured by Squid (Squidart.com) in Renton, Washington.

This is a mug shaped like a witch doctor's head. The nose has a hole in it to hold a straw horizontally. Glazed in brown. Made by Bespoke Barware, an offshoot sister company of CheekyTiki.

This is a volcano shaped mug with a Tiki face. Glazed in brown with red lava spilling over the brow from its interior.

A mug shaped like the prow of a ship with a bare breasted mermaid mast head. This is the signature mug at the Ports of Pleasure Bar located in the Shangri-La Cocktail Lounge. Glazed in a bluish-green.

This standing Tiki mug is based on a design by Sophista-Tiki (Dawn Frasier) and Colonel Tiki (Craig Hermann). It is shaped like the posts that support the historic Vancouver quay. It's a fitting tribute to the Quay Bar, which was built in 1955 and faces an uncertain future, and to the Red Lion at the Quay. It was produced by Munktiki (Paul Nielsen) for the 11th Anniversary Portland Tiki Kon in 2013. Sold in both aqua with brown accents and brown with aqua accents & orange interior, blind boxed, edition of 100 including both color variations. Special edition two-tone, half aqua and half brown, version (limited to 25) also sold.

Mugs-E has large circular eyes that are squinted and lined, a bow-shaped and slightly turned-down mouth, and small fisted hands held at his side like he's ready for action. Also, a tattoo pattern around the face. Available in 6 colors: Raw Lava, Coconut, Lime, Red, Blue Green and Old School Gloss Brown. Limited to 100 LTDs and 25 Super LTDs.