This mug encircled with skulls was designed by Anthony Carpenter for Stella's Lounge in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

From BarConic's website:

"Our BarConic® Tiki Drinkware Head Hunter Tiki Mug has the resemblance of a mid-century craftsman’s touch, sculpted to create a vintage look of a vintage head hunter with a brown, handsome glaze finish. This mug is completely smooth and has rounded edges making it safe for anyone to use."

*NOTE: This mug is an unauthorized version of the Tiki Farm Whack-Whak! mug designed by Philippe Tilikete, but smaller in size and with small differences in the sculpt and glazing (for instance, the armbands are not glazed in orange like the original). As a wholesaler, BarConic buys inventory for low prices from overseas where the copyright laws are not enforced. This mug is one of several designs BarConic has distributed and which originated with Tiki Farm but do not reimburse the original artists and manufacturer.

From the BarConic website:

"This lovely flower goddess tiki mug will certainly make you smile, as she boasts happiness and beauty. The rose pink color accented with the yellow floral rims bring a soft element to the definitive lines of this ceramic mold. This tiki mug is perfect for serving your tropical cocktails and will look great decorated with an array of fruity and flowery garnishes, taking your drink presentation to the next level."

Second edition of the Witch Doctor.

This mug is light brown wood grain glaze with red, blue, yellow, and orange-colored accents, including "Witch Doctor" in blue down the reverse. The design is based on a Witco Decor carving by William Westenhaver. This mug holds 16oz and stands 7.5 inches tall, by 3.25 inches in diameter. A limited run of 250 mugs, released over the summer of 2020, it included a print and enamel pin of the Witch Doctor.

There was also a first edition limited to 250, with "Witch Doctor" written in red on reverse.

Designed by Steven Grice, the Stacker Mugs are 3 inches tall.

Steven Grice is a Northwest painter, illustrator, animator and video game artist who has worked for a few of Seattle's largest game companies. His work pokes fun at the human experience.

Designed by Steven Grice, the Stacker Mugs are 3 inches tall.

Steven Grice is a Northwest painter, illustrator, animator and video game artist who has worked for a few of Seattle's largest game companies. His work pokes fun at the human experience.

Designed by Steven Grice, the Stacker Mugs are 3 inches tall.

Steven Grice is a Northwest painter, illustrator, animator and video game artist who has worked for a few of Seattle's largest game companies. His work pokes fun at the human experience.

Designed by Steven Grice, the Stacker Mugs are 3 inches tall.

Steven Grice is a Northwest painter, illustrator, animator and video game artist who has worked for a few of Seattle's largest game companies. His work pokes fun at the human experience.

Designed by Steven Grice, the Stacker Mugs are 3 inches tall.

Steven Grice is a Northwest painter, illustrator, animator and video game artist who has worked for a few of Seattle's largest game companies. His work pokes fun at the human experience.

Designed by Steven Grice, the Stacker Mugs are 3 inches tall.

Steven Grice is a Northwest painter, illustrator, animator and video game artist who has worked for a few of Seattle's largest game companies. His work pokes fun at the human experience.

This is Tiki Rob's version of the classic Bumatay mug based on carvings and vintage mugs modeled after the carvings of Andres Bumatay. The Woodgrain with lava base comes available with several interior colors, including Red, Orange, Chartreuse, Blue or Green.

This shot mug was a promotional for Plantation pineapple rum. It is shaped like an upside down pineapple and has the Plantation symbol on the front with "Stiggins" on the bottom (for Stiggins Fancy Pineapple Rum).