This mug is shaped like the head of a winking drunk who's had way too many rum punches. This edition is full color and has him drooling.

From Munktiki:

"Punch Drunk is the definitive mug for slap happy collectors. The bar flies are buzzing about the new Punch Drunk mug. Millions of inter dimensional tree frogs give this new mug a four ribbit review. It’s a perfect container for nice gooey drinks.

Up for sale right now is this brand new limited edition mug by our new Munktiki studio artist, Dexter! We’re so excited to have him in the studio making mugs with us. He has tons of knowledge in the field of ceramics, even more so with a brush and canvas."

This is a mug shaped like the carved wooden head of a sea captain with a cigar in his mouth. He is colored in traditional mahogany brown with blue eyes and a blue and white hat.

This was preceded by a Full Color Edition with white beard and a Low Tide Edition of Captain Carver that has weathered gray look from being exposed to the tides. Both were limited to 25 pieces.

A full color Blue Beard Edition was also released at the same time as the Traditional Mahogany version, and limited to 12 pieces.

This is a mug shaped like the carved and brightly painted wooden head of a sea captain with a cigar in his mouth. He has a blue beard.

This was preceded by a Full Color Edition with white beard and a Low Tide Edition of Captain Carver that has weathered gray look from being exposed to the tides. Both were limited to 25 pieces.

A Traditional Mahogany Edition was also released at the same time as the Blue Beard version, and limited to 13 pieces.

This is the first mug by Dos Maderas in what is intended to be an annual series of mugs. It comes in 2 parts, the mug shaped like a cresting wave and a ship that sits on top. This was boxed in a gift set with a bottle of their rum.

This is a Kane mug with classic X-eyes face that was produced by Linall Brand (stamped Tiki Lin). Originally, these were issued in a bone glaze with a black/brown wipe finish and gloss overglaze. This version has been embellished with a day-glow black light painted color scheme.

This coconut mug was manufactured by OMC for the Motel And Restaurant On The Mountain in Suffern, NY. It features a geisha with the front of her robes pulled down to expose her breasts. Marked "MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ON THE MOUNTAIN Suffern, NY" on reverse with phone number. There is also a mug and a scorpion bowl from the same location with the same graphic in a matte white & brown.

This is a clear glass square ashtray for the Kuo Wah Cafe in Chinatown, San Francisco, California. It has red graphics at center.

This is a mug shaped like a Marquesan tiki holding a smaller Marquesan Tiki head. Based off the Oceanic Arts carving.

A version of this design was sold in several color-ways in 2012, without the round pedestal base and opening/closing dates for OA.

From Tiki Diablo:

"This mug is bittersweet.

Remember the OG's

Only one each, per colorway per person, please - so 2 max ? I must ask you don't give me extra admin to manually refund, thank you! Use the drop-down menu for color options.

Total 2023 (last) series 100 Lagoon 100 Fire 100 Last color way, not available yet 45 Brown to OA And then the molds are done!

Hand made by us and imperfect, as our we."

This is a mug shaped like a gorilla wearing sunglasses and a flower lei. The mug is marked on the front for Tiki-Tiki Bang Bang, a speakeasy tiki bar located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The back is marked for Gorilla Cinema (a play on guerilla cinema), the group behind this bar and several other creative concepts. Back also features a film reel.

This is a classic Moai head mug in the style of vintage Beauce pottery.

This mug is modeled after a Barney West tiki carving that lives out front of Trader Vic's in Emeryville, California.

Woody Miller was commissioned to create these mugs for the "Tiki Dreams: From Far-Away Fantasy to Pop-Culture Phenomenon" exhibit at the Napa Valley Museum in Yountville from May 20th - December 31st.

Curated by Baby Doe & Otto von Stroheim of Tiki Oasis, this exhibition illuminated California’s leading role in creating and defining Tiki as an American pop-culture phenomenon, showcasing artifacts from Northern California Tiki bars and restaurants, many of which had never been exhibited before. Works by contemporary Tiki artists were also featured, celebrating the movement’s enduring influence and exciting future.

Mugs were on sale at the location only.

From Death & Co.:

"Whether you’re growing your mug collection or buying your first piece, the limited-edition Viking Ship Mug, designed by the esteemed artist Tom “Thor” Thordarson, is a one-of-a-kind piece of functional art that will become a unique addition to your home bar. Inspired by the Nordic ships of the Viking Age, this mug holds an impressive 36 ounces of cocktail, making it a vessel worthy of shared imbibing for you and your clan. Skål!"

Designed by THOR, produced by Tikiland Trading Co., and sold by Death & Co.