This brown glazed mug is shaped like a full body ku tiki with massive abs and a skull balanced on both knees. Reverse is marked for the Royal Kona Resort Don The Beachcomber. Reverse also has has image of Don in his classic straw hat and holding a tiki mug. This mug celebrates the 113th birthday of Don the Beachcomber and went up for sale on his actual birthday, February 22nd. There was also a Limited Edition (limited to 113 pieces for the 113th birthday) that was signed and numbered (but glaze looks very similar to Open Edition in photos).

This mug is based on The Thing, from the film of the same name.

The Thing is a 1982 American science fiction horror film directed by John Carpenter and written by Bill Lancaster. Based on the 1938 John W. Campbell Jr. novella Who Goes There?, it tells the story of a group of American researchers in Antarctica who encounter the eponymous "Thing", a parasitic extraterrestrial life-form that assimilates, then imitates other organisms. The group is overcome by paranoia and conflict as they learn that they can no longer trust each other and that any one of them could be the Thing. The film stars Kurt Russell. It was subsequently re-made in 2011, and its style of special effects monster has been repeated often in other film/television since its debut.

The Thing's clawed arm juts up to form a handle, and there is an opening in the top of the head. It holds 3 1/2 cups of liquid (28 fluid ounces).

Available in a variety of glaze colors.

This mug is shaped like a piece of bamboo and is glazed in brown with the red lettering and dragon logo graphic from Fong's Pizza. This wiki-wiki (quick) design was created by Tiki Farm to use at multiple venues, including at The Reef in Palm Springs and The Golden Tiki in Las Vegas, but each is glazed differently and uniquely labeled.

This clear zombie glass features artwork of a zombie flanked by two nude "Surf Witches". Artists: Nik Poliwko, Sveta Shubina, Matt Durston, and Will Penny. The heat decal on the glass is temperature sensitive and the zombie is invisible during room temperature but appears when filled with a cold drink. This effect was used on vintage glasses, usually with "girly" or "risqué" or "peek-a-boo" pinup glasses that would have clothes disappear to reveal the nude or scantily clad figure beneath. These glasses sold out quickly through Kickstarter and through the Sex and Monsters website. However, despite the huge success of the glass's release, Will Penny says another issue of similar glass is unlikely since the manufacturer they imported them from is no longer available.

This mug is shaped like the Japanese maneki neko, or beckoning cat. The cat has one paw raised and is believed to bring luck. In this case, the other paw holds a slice of pizza. Marked for Fong's Pizza and used at all their locations. The first edition yellow version of this mug was released in 2016.

A mug shaped like two shrunken heads sipping cocktails through individual straws.

From the Black Lagoon Room website:

"Nobody (and no bodies?) likes to drink alone, that's why our DRUNKIE SHRUNKIES make the perfect pair!

They've been our unofficial mascots going back to our very first enamel pin design (and one of our very first prints) so they were a no brainer to bring to 'life' with this brand new limited edition Tiki mug!

These BIG, sturdy mugs stand a full 7 inches tall and hold a whopping 28 oz of your creepy cocktail of choice... and the Drunkie Shrunkies look like they've already had a few, so you better catch up fast!

Glaze features Electric blue hair, hand painted white details (stitching, abstract bugs, text, straws) dark green wipe away glaze on the faces, and our Black Lagoon Room logo on the reverse. What's not to like?"

The Wolfman from Mondo, 4th edition Alamo Drafthouse Theater Variant in gloss brown. Mondo released a set of Universal Monsters, including the Wolfman, The Mummy, the Phantom of the Opera and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Other editions of the four Universal Monsters were released shortly after. Designed by Doug P’Gosh and sculpted by Matthew Black. The first edition variant of The Wolfman was glazed in dark matte brown. The second edition variant was glazed in in "Full Moon" glaze (white with Midnight Blue wash). The 3rd edition variant was in a light gray gloss glaze to match the Silver Screen theme. This 4th edition lighter gloss brown glaze variant was intended to be available for sale only at Alamo Draft House locations, but was put on the MONDO website for wider release, probably due to the Covid lockdown shrinking theater traffic.

This is a ceramic pitcher with bamboo leaves motif and a real piece of rattan/bamboo for the handle. This version was glazed in a deep burnt orange, but these were issued in other colors (green or yellow or pink) as part of a wider set of Lanai Ware with each piece available in one of these 4 color-ways.

The Phantom of the Opera from Mondo, 4th edition. Mondo released a set of Universal Monsters, including the Wolfman, The Mummy, the Phantom of the Opera and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Other editions of the four Universal Monsters were released shortly after. Designed by Doug P’Gosh and sculpted by Matthew Black. This 4th edition was for the Alamo Drafthouse Theater and is in gloss brown. There is a 1st edition in "Curtain Call Crimson" glaze, another 2nd Phantom mug variant in "Crescendo" glaze (black and red -- what some might call "Dark Cherry"), and a third edition is in "Silver Screen" light gray glaze.

This 4th edition was sold on the MONDO website, probably because of low traffic to theaters during the COVID lockdowns.

This is a Marquesan tiki mug from Danny "Tiki Diablo" Gallardo made exclusively for Smuggler's Cove in San Francisco. This original design is Tiki Diablo's artistic interpretation of the historic Marquesan-style tiki that resides above the pond at Smuggler's Cove with barnacles added to better suit Smuggler's nautical theme.

This tiki was carved by Eli Hedley and sold in the 1950s at his Island Trade Store (which also had a location in Disneyland and where a similar tiki stood for over a decade in the park). This tiki was sold to Trader Dick's in Sparks, NV where it stood outside the entrance until placed indoors when Trader Dick's moved inside the nearby Nugget Hotel & Casino. When Trader Dick's closed in 2014, the tiki was purchased and displayed at Smuggler's Cove.

This mug was sold online only during the Covid quarantine shutdown and sold out quickly in a single day.

The Creature from the Black Lagoon from Mondo, 4th edition gloss brown variant of the Creature mug for Alamo Drafthouse Theater. Mondo released a set of Universal Monsters, including the Wolfman, The Mummy, the Phantom of the Opera and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Other editions of the four Universal Monsters were released shortly after. Designed by Doug P’Gosh and sculpted by Matthew Black. There is also a First Edition with a yellow base glaze and "Gillman Green" wipe overglaze, a second edition in "3-D" with blue and red glazes to mimic the effect of 3-D glasses, and a Third Edition in Silver Screen themed light gray. This gloss brown edition is usually reserved for Alamo Drafthouse Theater and sold only at brick-and-mortar locations, but this edition is for sale at the Mondo store website online (perhaps owing to Covid making brick-and-mortar sales more difficult).

A full standing ape wearing a straw hat and standing on a coconut while singing and shaking a pair of maracas. Celebrates 20 years of the band, APE. Modeled after an earlier keychain of the same design (with ukulele, not maracas). Preceded by several different glaze editions of a similar sculpt of the ape playing a ukulele.

This maraca version was limited to 50 pieces in One-Of-A-Kind glaze combinations with a full-color extended palette of colors ($400 each). Additionally, there were 50 of this design in Coconut Brown with 10 pieces in an antiqued darker coconut brown, and 50 in special edition glaze colors such as blue, red, and green ($250 each).