This is a squat stylized version of the classic Suffering Bastard Moai mug first introduced by Trader Vic's. This version sits on a base surrounded with cross-hatched designs. It is branded on reverse for the Suffering Bastard Bar in Sanford, Florida. The bar opened April 5th, 2019. It is semi-hidden inside of Tuffy's Bottle Shop, but you can find Suffering Bastard on your way to the outdoor garden. This mug was released September 14th, 2019 in a limited edition of 200.

This is the skeletal head of a traditional Mo'ai KavaKava, glazed in a slate gray, with white irises, branded on reverse for the Suffering Bastard Bar in Sanford, Florida. The bar opened April 5th, 2019. It is semi-hidden inside of Tuffy's Bottle Shop, but you can find Suffering Bastard on your way to the outdoor garden.

Older rum barrel with a monk, who acts as the mug's handle. Barrel is brown, black and white on outside, white inside, monk is nicely painted. Marked "Voodoo Punch XXX Rare 1 Day Old" on side of barrel. Although it does not read "Trader Dick's", this mug matches the rest of the Trader Dick's barrel mugs promotional set put out by Shafford. This was not used at Trader Dick's in Sparks, Nevada, but rather was a promotional item for a brand of rum in Australia.

BigToe "Island Girl" hand-signed mug was styled after a BigToe painting called "Forbidden Island" that tells a narrative of an early visit to the Polynesian Islands. “Forbidden Island” was inspired by 2 black and white vintage photos (one of which, the topless wahine, was taken by Adolphe Sylvain of Tahiti from the 1960s) and a shot BigToe took at the Place Of Refuge on the Big Island of Hawaii. A beautiful wahine watches a wooden schooner drop anchor in an idyllic tropical lagoon with majestic volcanic mountains in the distance. The 2 menacing tikis watch over her and could portent troubled waters ahead for the visiting sailors. The mug was manufactured by Munktiki Imports. This is an open edition mug with subtle bas relief sculpting, that the artist has hand-signed. The mug measures about 8" tall by 2.75" wide, and holds about 15 fl oz.

The Forbidden Sub mug depicts a gray submarine lifted out of the churning ocean depths by a huge orange tentacle. Labeled with the “Forbidden Island” logo on one side, this mug measures 8″ wide by 4″ tall and has a capacity of 18-20 oz. A recipe card for a cocktail named "Infinite Coastline" is included with the mug. The mug went on sale Monday, September 7th, at 12:00pm PST and was limited to two mugs per person. Limited to a run of 500 pieces.

The Hei Tiki mug was produced for False Idol and is based on Bosko's extensive carvings at False Idol.

The mug was produced in three glazes: Satin Pink, Sage Green with a Blue Rub, and Turquoise.

Bosko said that the Turquoise edition would probably be the last False Idol Hei Mug produced.

Bosko also produced and sold several artist proofs in various color ways.

This is a one-of-a-kind artist proof in burnt umber (reddish brown) with a green wash.

Bust of a young Elvis, his face covered with traditional Māori tattoos. This design has been released in a few small editions with different colored shirts, including a pink, a light blue, and a darker blue with black detail. This limited edition mug was produced for Christmas 2019 where the shirt is replaced with a red, fur trimmed Santa Coat with a sprig of holly on the lapel.

The Diver Duke Diving Helmet mug design was originally manufactured by Eekum Bookum for The Reef in Palm Springs. The mug is indeed shaped like a very realistic upside down diving helmet. It has an octopus, shells, and other undersea life encircling it. For this super dooper hand-painted version, the diver has come to explore the lost ruins of the ancient Mark V Navy helmet. Embellished with silver knife handle and custom 24k gold accents. The clown fish sent word to one of his buddies to check out this intruder... watch out for that octopus little dude...

*NOTE: Subsequently there have been many other editions of the Diver Duke Helmet Mug released, each with a different waiting creature on the rim (like the orange-glazed Gary fish) -- this includes a seahorse, a skeleton fish with red eyes, an orange and black striped clownfish, a blue/black/white striped fish, custom colored fish - including solid blue, and a blowfish.

VanTiki's Description: "This curious cocktail container is modeled after the most unique of all the pounders of Polynesia: the ring pounder, or pohaku puka ku’i poi, found only on the island of Kauai. This traditional tool is used to mash taro root into poi - and its puka (Hawaiian for hole) allows two hands to easily lift the stone implement. Scaled to match the stone artifacts in the Bishop Museum collection. Unlike the standard edition - this tiki mug has been meticulously hand-detailed after casting. Note the cracks and the crisp face carvings. Do not be dazzled by the genuine paua shell inlay in the eyes! Each of the 5 Chieftain's Mugs is entirely unique. Natural paua shell eyes have been inlaid with high strength jeweler's epoxy - hand wash only!"

In 1947, a journey across the great Pacific Ocean from South America to the Polynesian islands took place on a rustic, hand crafted, raft led by Norwegian explorer, Thor Heyerdahl. With a raft named after the Inca god "Viracocha", the brave crew set out for an adventure of a lifetime! Heyerdahl believed that people from South America could have, by sail, reached Polynesia during pre-Colombian times. His aim in launching the "Kon-Tiki" expedition was meant to prove that. This mug version is sculpted by a different "THOR" you all may know (Tom Thordarson). Inspired by the real thing, down to flying fish and playful dolphins frolicking in the waves, this mug holds a generous 22 ounces of your favorite beverage. It stands a proud 10" from base of wave to the top of her mast, and is 6 1/2" in length, and 4 1/2" wide. Sails are water moisture resistant and rigging lines are water resistant, and wax coated. Ceramic glazing is hand applied by Tom and his family, at the THOR ceramics studio.

This is a monster mug shaped like Craig Gleason's The Ghoul, which is reminiscent of the vampiric Nosferatu but has elements of a Metaluna Mutant and an Ooze-It. It has a 60's B-Movie vibe. Ghouls, according to Gleason, are an endangered species living in salt caves, they eat dead humans, and live well past 1,000 years...This is the "Slime" variant in green. There is also a Lava Variant in red & black and a Classic Variant in black & white.

This is a monster mug shaped like Craig Gleason's The Ghoul, which is reminiscent of the vampiric Nosferatu but has elements of a Metaluna Mutant and an Ooze-It. It has a 60's B-Movie vibe. Ghouls, according to Gleason, are an endangered species living in salt caves, they eat dead humans, and live well past 1,000 years...This is the "Lava" variant in red and black. There is also a Slime Variant in green and a Classic Variant in black & white.