This teal and brown tiki mug was created for the 5th anniversary of Exotica Moderne magazine (published by House of Tabu and Ken Holewczynski).

It was designed by Anthony Carpenter and the artwork appears on the cover of Exotica Moderne issue #18.

The mug was manufactured by Max’s South Seas Hideaway Ceramics Studio.

This is a 4-inch-tall red parrot with blue and yellow wings sitting on a log. Used to serve Hell or High Water's small daiquiris (snaquiris/snackaris).

This is a Santa Claus/Christmas riff on Eekum Bookum's previous Virgin Coconut design for Tonga Hut.

This version has a Santa Claus face on the front of the coconut and the lid is a Santa hat complete with actual jingle bell affixed to top.

These were released at the Tonga Hut Palm Springs and, later, Murph brought a few leftovers to sell at the Tonga Hut North Hollywood.

Odd Rodney created this design for Trader Vic's, issued in either blue or tan, and in either regular size or mini size.

It is a study in simplicity that seems like an instant classic. The mug has a cylinder shape and a face with concentric circle eyes and a circular mouth as well.

Sold with a highly decorated box covered in tapa patterns.

"Ulua" (oo-loo-ah) – Certain species of crevalle, jack, trevally, or pompano, game fish. Ulua also means “man, sweetheart,” especially in love songs

Odd Rodney created this design for Trader Vic's, issued in either blue or tan, and in either regular size or mini size.

It is a study in simplicity that seems like an instant classic. The mug has a cylinder shape and a face with concentric circle eyes and a circular mouth as well.

Sold with a highly decorated box covered in tapa patterns.

"Ulua" (oo-loo-ah) – Certain species of crevalle, jack, trevally, or pompano, game fish. Ulua also means “man, sweetheart,” especially in love songs

This is a large white-glazed ceramic soup spoon made for the Jardin Tiki, featuring their mascot tiki logo and matching the rest of their ceramic serveware.

This clear hiball glass is marked for the Tropics in Dayton, Ohio.

This is a 3-sided bowl supported by Tiki drums. it has the Monkey Tiki Drummers and the central figure from The Enchanted Tiki Room on the sides of the bowl. Teal wipe finish glaze. Designed and sculpted by Tim Wollweber (with Marcus Gonzalez). Released February 13th, 2023. Used to serve the Uh-Oa! cocktail which was previously served in the Uh-Oa! Bowl. The cocktail is described as containing "light and dark rums, orange, passion fruit, guava, pineapple and grapefruit juices, falernum, cinnamon and freshly squeezed lime juice."

Gecko's Bushman series features the same "Bushman" body wearing a variety of different masks. This Bushman is wearing the famous "Trader Sam's" mask which can be viewed on display at Trader Sam's (behind the bar and close to the ceiling's peak where it is flanked by two book-ending tiki drummers).

Decoration on the mug includes real boar's tusk through its nose and a piece of tapa cutting that's left over from La Mariana for loincloth.

This mug is a "1 of 1" version that was only available for pick up at Gecko's La Mariana Sailing Club in his Jeep.

A barrel mug with an Octopus on one side and the Water Witch logo on the opposite side. Water Witch Tiki in Savannah, Georgia offers the Octo Barrel in two color variants (as of 2023), a red octopus or a black octopus. They issued the same design with a gold octopus in 2021, to introduce the barrel mug design.

The mug was designed by Rob Fink and produced by Munktiki Imports and has been sold from other venues with different heat decals as well.

This triangular bowl has a tiki on each side. Based off of earlier Otagiri and Spurlin designed bowls from the US. This version was made for and marked for the Bali Hai in Madrid.

This mask is based on a Sepik River Papua New Guinea mask. Marked for the Bali Hai in Madrid, Spain. This same design was used on their advertising and promotional materials as their signature tiki.