From the Eekum Bookum website:

"When John originally designed the mug, the goal was to reimagine the classic skull mug in a way that he had not seen done before. He also wanted to pay tribute to the men and women of the Armed Forces that have given the ultimate sacrifice to our country. As many of you know, John is a combat veteran and MIA/POW issues are something that’s near and dear to many of our hearts. There are still 71,000 Americans unaccounted for from World War II alone.

Leatherneck is a military slang term for a member of the United States Marine Corps.

We named this mug the Lost Leatherneck of the South Pacific for the Marines that were lost during World War II in the South Pacific. We wanted to release the mug on Memorial Day but time got away from us…. so instead we’re going to release it on the Fourth of July. While you’re out there enjoying yourself with a delicious Tiki drink in your hand, remember that freedom isn’t free and hoist a toast to the men women who gave it all.

The mug is a skull laying on its back half buried in the sand. The dog tags read Leroy J Salisbury-US Marine Corps, a tribute to Janet’s Dad who served in the South Pacific during World War II as a marine infantry man. Her Dad rarely talked about the details of the war until about a year before he died. He shared some of the horrors he had lived though and shared the night terrors that continued to plague his sleep for over 70 years. He died 2 years ago, just short of his 95th birthday.

This stoneware mug sculpted by Mulder142 is 6.5 inches long, 4.5 inches wide, stands 5 inches tall to the top of the teeth and hold 14 ounces of your favorite grog. There are two dog tags attached to each mug…"

This is a mug shaped like the Creature From The Black Lagoon in a purple bumper car with silver trim. Other editions were made with different colored bumper cars but the addition of silver trim marks this as "deluxe".

This is a lidded bowl shaped like the old Stockton Islander in Stockton, CA (1966-1980).

This is one in a series of Tiki Temple Bowls created by Eric October. It was a one-off hand-built piece.

From the digitiki website:

"Celebrate the 100th episode of the Quiet Village podcast with your own customized coconut shot mug. 100 will be hand sculpted individually by the talented artist Eric October. Each shot mug is a small mini coconut, perfect for a tot of your favorite grog. The front is emblazoned with "The Quiet Village Podcast" logo. The back says "100th Episode".

BUT THE BEST PART is that you can get your mug customized with your name or your Tiki handle on it. Just list your desired name during check out."

This is a mug shaped like a Ouija Board planchette held by two female hands.

There is an actual leak-proof hole through the center of the planchette where you would spot the letters spelling out messages from the other side.

A snake twines around the hands which have Victorian dress cuffs and rings on.

There is a skull on one side of the planchette and an eye on the other as well as the lettering you would typically see on the board, itself.

Issued in three color-ways: Blue, Mauve, and Green.

This is a mug shaped like a Ouija Board planchette held by two female hands.

There is an actual leak-proof hole through the center of the planchette where you would spot the letters spelling out messages from the other side.

A snake twines around the hands which have Victorian dress cuffs and rings on.

There is a skull on one side of the planchette and an eye on the other as well as the lettering you would typically see on the board, itself.

Issued in three color-ways: Blue, Mauve, and Green.

This is a mug shaped like a Ouija Board planchette held by two female hands.

There is an actual leak-proof hole through the center of the planchette where you would spot the letters spelling out messages from the other side.

A snake twines around the hands which have Victorian dress cuffs and rings on.

There is a skull on one side of the planchette and an eye on the other as well as the lettering you would typically see on the board, itself.

Issued in three color-ways: Blue, Mauve, and Green.

This promotional tiki mug for Zaya Rum was given out at several sponsored events, including at The Golden Tiki Charity Event in Las Vegas on January 6th, 2020 and at CJ Cook's Tiki Oasis book seminar for his book on Edgar Leeteg on July 29th, 2021.

The mug is glazed in turquoise with some wipe-away areas to pick up details.

Front shows a tiki with round eyes and Zaya marking. Reverse shows foliage and a bird.

No maker's mark on bottom.

This zombie head has half of its face stitched over with a leather covering.

Holds 16 oz and was limited to a short run of only 20 pieces.

Fin Fang Foom is a fictional character appearing in Marvel Comics. The character has been depicted as an extraterrestrial creature resembling a slightly anthropomorphic dragon. The character first appeared in Strange Tales #89 (cover-dated Oct. 1961), and was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

This mug was designed by Avedon Arcade and Michael Bonanno, sculpted by Brian Oskins, manufactured by Tiki Farm and produced by Mondo.

Paying tribute to Kirby’s enduring artistic vision, this edition of the Fin Fang Foom Tiki Mug features a "Pen & Ink" in white with a black wipe. It was also produced in "Strange Tales" Green & Purple and "King Kirby" Orange with Black wipe.

Fin Fang Foom is a fictional character appearing in Marvel Comics. The character has been depicted as an extraterrestrial creature resembling a slightly anthropomorphic dragon. The character first appeared in Strange Tales #89 (cover-dated Oct. 1961), and was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

This mug was designed by Avedon Arcade and Michael Bonanno, sculpted by Brian Oskins, manufactured by Tiki Farm and produced by Mondo.

Paying tribute to Kirby’s enduring artistic vision, this edition of the Fin Fang Foom Tiki Mug features a "King Kirby" in orange with a black wipe. It was also produced in "Strange Tales" Green & Purple and "Pen & Ink" White.

Fin Fang Foom is a fictional character appearing in Marvel Comics. The character has been depicted as an extraterrestrial creature resembling a slightly anthropomorphic dragon. The character first appeared in Strange Tales #89 (cover-dated Oct. 1961), and was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

This mug was designed by Avedon Arcade and Michael Bonanno, sculpted by Brian Oskins, manufactured by Tiki Farm and produced by Mondo.

Paying tribute to Kirby’s enduring artistic vision, this edition of the Fin Fang Foom Tiki Mug features a "Strange Tales" Green & Purple glaze (purple pants and interior). It was also produced in "King Kirby" Orange and "Pen & Ink" White.