This piece is featured in the book, Tiki Quest, on page 162 at the bottom.

This is a round ceramic divided 4-part serving platter with a standing Tiki in the center with which to pick up the platter. The bottom is glazed in a matte brown, not unlike Treasure Craft pieces, and has tribal designs. There is more than one version of this design in a matched set. There is also a smaller, more oval, 2-part dish with an identical Tiki at center and glaze finish.

Mai Tai glass with Hell or High Water's logo (skull and raven) and pentagrams and runes.

This design for Inuhele 2023 was issued in two color-ways (orange cobra with yellow lemon half on bottom and a yellow cobra with green lime half on bottom). The event took place January 20-22nd, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia.

This is a lowball glass in yellow and orange marked for the 2023 Inuhele Atlanta. Graphics feature a Cobra's Fang.

This is a green Maori-inspired tiki muglet (shot) with Moko tattooing and extended tongue that comes to a point.

From Tiki Farm:

"Complementary to our 'Mow-Mow' mug, this little mini-mug (or shot mug) is a pint sized version (actually quite less) of the original Māori inspired design. Mini Mow Mow is ready to serve at a moments notice! Mini Mow Mow stands about 3.75 inches high and holds approximately 2 oz. of sweet 'Mow Mow!'"

The first edition of this mug was designed and manufactured by Tiki Diablo for the Mission Tiki Drive-In's grand opening (2005) and sold at the Tiki Invasion event (2006).

The tiki is on his knees holding a red and white striped box of popcorn. The back reads "Mission Tiki Drive In."

The first edition had a bit of a muddled brown glaze. This second and final edition has a more even brown glaze and a slightly more refined sculpt. The second edition was issued several years later in 2020.

This mug is shaped like a skull and octopus and was created for Huli Huli Tiki Lounge in Powell, OH.

Design concept by bartender Dan Suvanto. Further design by Big Toe. Manufactured by Tiki Farm.

Used to serve the "Sentries of the Siren's Share" cocktail.

From VanTiki:

"Happy to report a new mug has just left the shores of VanTiki island: The Tree Brain.

Deep in the jungles of VanTiki island the natives discovered two trees sporting a curious throbbing orange brain. Curiouser still were the effects of the sap that slowly trickled from the base of the brains on anyone who drank it. Throughout the centuries, the brain’s sap was used by elders to see into the future and commune with the spirit world. The trees on which the brains grew were carved into idols, and travelers came from all over the globe to sip the mystical Brain Juice.

This mug is HUGE! In fact, it is more pitcher than mug. It even has a spout!"

This creation has a removable brain mug and the main vessel does, indeed, have a spout formed by one of the branches.

This mug is wrapped in a cargo net of skulls with one skull hanging off. A small tag reads "Cargo of the Damned".

This 1994 Royal Doulton Character Jug of the Year, Captain Hook D6947, was made in England and modeled by Martin Alcock.

Captain Hook is the nemesis of Peter Pan in J.M. Barrie's famous story. Peter Pan cut off Hook's hand and fed it to a crocodile, who liked it so much he followed the Captain around in hopes of eating the rest of him. Hook managed to keep eluding his predator because the crocodile had accidentally swallowed a clock that ticked inside him and ruined the element of surprise.

This loball mai tai glass features the signature skull from The Inferno Room. First issued circa 2018-2019.

From Wusong Road:

"This Balinese monkey totem inspired mug was crafted by Florida-based mixed media artist and designer Scott Marino (Tiki Scott) of Great Scott Designs (@greatscottdesigns). This glossy mono-glazed and hand wiped stoneware (commercial grade and chip resistant) Tiki mug was created to commemorate the first year of opening of Wusong Road in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The mug holds 14 ounces (enough for a Mai Tai!) and was specifically designed for consistent daily use and is machine washable.

These mugs will not be reprinted and the original molds have already been destroyed. The bottom of the mug is dated '2022', has the location Cambridge MA printed on the bottom as well as 'Designed by Tiki Scott."