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.

This is a mug shaped like a cartoony Moai Head with a big smile. Available in numerous colors. The first in an intended line of mugs called "the Gods are Smiling".

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, blind boxed, edition of 100 including both color variations. This is the super limited edition two-tone, with one half aqua and one half brown, version (limited to 25).

This is a mug shaped the Drooling Bastard (a crude Tiki made of volcanic rock, holding a bowl, with water trickling out of his mouth and into the bowl). It is based on the original fountain sculpture at the Tonga Hut which is the mascot for the Loyal Order of the Drooling Bastard. To join the order, one must go to the Tonga Hut and drink every drink listed in Beachbum Berry's Grog Log (at your own pace, but within a year's time). Bastard members are rewarded with a plaque to commemorate their achievement and a special "Buck Off" coin that entitles you to a buck off all drinks for life. This is the first limited edition color way of this mug, created to celebrate the Tonga Hut's 55th anniversary on 21 July 2013. Subsequent color-ways were issued in runs of 100 of each new color.

This is a mug shaped like a tall, elongated, Moai. It is two-tone with most of the head, and the nose, glazed in brown. The face is beige colored. The top rim has a special hole made to hold a Tonga Hut tropical mini umbrella. The mug was created to celebrate the Tonga Hut's 55th anniversary.

This is a clear double sided Tiki head shaped glass. It has no markings. The Tiki head has round eyes and its open mouth and square teeth are open in a wide scream.

This is a mug shaped like a traditional Hawaiian Ku head. It has a large nose, slanted almond eyes, a bow-tie shaped mouth, and is covered in rough pitted tool maker marks. Glazed in a glossy brown.

A Marquesan inspired Tiki mug holding the traditional 'u'u (Marquesan War Club). Inspired by carver Bill Collins, sculpted by Scott "Beachbumz" Taylor, and produced by Gecko in his Makakilo studio. The first series of the Ka'oha mug is the Ali'i (Royalty) edition with only 10 made in a customized style (shaded brown exterior and yellow and red interior glaze). The Artist Proof is distinguished by glaze coloring and by the figure holding the war club close to his body vertically (later editions feature the club at an angle away from the body).

Sold on Sunday, June 23, 2013, at Smuggler's Cove. This is a Witco style skull with a sunken treasure gold coin on the back. Glazed in "Magic Blue" with brown interior. A special "Sunken Treasure" gold edition was mixed in with the regular boxes (limited to 4 only).

Sold on Sunday, June 23, 2013, at Smuggler's Cove. This is a Witco style skull with a sunken treasure gold coin on the back. This version is the "Sunken Treasure Edition" (glazed in gold and limited to 4 pieces) that was mixed in as a blind-boxed treat. The regular edition was glazed in a "Magic Blue" with brown interior.

This is a Witco style skull with a sunken treasure gold coin on the back. The regular limited edition was glazed in "Magic Blue" with brown interior. A special "Sunken Treasure" gold edition was mixed in with the regular boxes (limited to 4 only). This is an artist proof version and, as such, glaze colors vary.

This resin Tiki stemmed chalice with ceramic bowl was designed by Von Franco and Crazy Al for the Von Franco Art Show at the Bahooka Restaurant in Rosemead, CA in July, 2004. The stem was designed by Crazy Al and features a tiki with slanted eyes and an hourglass shaped mouth. The bowl was designed by Von Franco and features his Smokin' Joe tiki. It came packaged in a hut designed by Bamboo Ben. The artist proofs of this came in a handful of very different colors and ranged from a brown stemmed yellow bowl version similar to the regular issue, to a gold stemmed blue version, to a red stemmed version with purple bowl (featured on page 81 of Jay Strongman's Guide to Tiki Mugs), and a green stemmed version with yellow bowl. The fifth of the 5 proofs was not fully assembled (though easily could be) and the bowl may have been red or pink. The stems were marked "AP" or personalized by Crazy Al on the bottom.