Although there was a Trader Pang's Restaurant in Chico, California during the 70s, the line of mugs marked "Trader Pang's" is thought to be the name for the overseas import mugs sold through Hilo Hattie stores circa 2002. There appears to be no connection to the Trader Pang's restaurant.

This mug appears to have the rounded features of the earlier produced Otagiri skull mugs. It is marked "Trader Pang's" in black letters on a small white rectangle on reverse.

This mug is one in a series of mugs by Rob with natives (Menehunes) holding masks in front of their faces.

This is a one-of-a-kind design and was sold at Tiki Oasis 2019 at Tiki Rob's vending booth.

This mask mug has eyes that resemble half slices of canned pineapple rings. The nose has tusks protruding from the nostrils. The mouth is a small red circle.

Lost Temple Traders gave Ron House of House of Modern Antiquities 3 of their recently released Jaguars to custom paint for Valentine’s Day 2025.

This mug is shaped like a Jaguar's head and Ron glazed in a mostly pale pink with some darker pink and a black wipe detail overglaze.

Originally sculpted by Dale Silva and manufactured by Tickled Tiki.

These "Pink Panthers" share a glazing style and color-way with the Pink Valentine Kunga Kong. The two were available together as a set for $350 or individually for $200 directly from Ron.

Lost Temple Traders gave Ron House of House of Modern Antiquities 3 of their unglazed Kunga Kong mugs to paint for Valentines Day 2025

Kunga Kong has had many specially glazed variants released, including another “Bloody Valentine”

These pink edition mugs were available to purchase on the House of Modern Antiquities Instagram account for $200 each or $450 as a set, which included a specially glazed to match Pink Panther from Lost Temple Trader’s Jaguar series. There are only 3 of each each design painted this way.

This is a coconut sized mug modeled after the round head of the Lucky Tiki's mascot tiki. It was designed by Kevin Kidney some 20 years ago before production and was put on hold until the re-opening of the bar in West Hollywood. The tiki has a somewhat Marquesan look, round sleepy eyes, and large nostrils. This first edition is glazed in matte brown with a gloss red interior.

These were mostly sold through a release party on premises but there were some leftover mugs put up for sale on the 1933 Group's website storefront.

Frankenstein imagery with steampunk embellishment. Unknown limited edition handmade by Texas based small batch artisan Texas Mud Monger (Etsy). Another full color gloss edition also exists.

From Texas Mud Monger:

"Ever wished your drinkware had… more character?

Brought to life in a lab (probably under questionable conditions), this Frankenstein Tiki Mug is the perfect companion for your most daring cocktails. With a brooding gaze, a toothy smirk, and bolts that scream 'lightning optional,' it’s equal parts spooky and stylish. Handcrafted in high-fired ceramic, this mug will keep your drinks chillingly cold (or hauntingly warm).

Why settle for ordinary when you can sip from a masterpiece of mad science?

Each of my 10-ounce mugs are created using the best porcelain and food-safe ceramic glazes available. The exterior of the cup is hand painted with multiple underglaze colors and finished with a non-slip matte glaze. The interiors are white gloss for ease of cleaning."

The Plumeria Punch Bowl made by Tiki Diablo, aka Danny Gallardo, was made in his Southern California studio.

It is based on the plant hangers on the ceiling of the Enchanted Tiki Room. They, in turn, have a very Papua New Guinea styled influence and are shaped like canoes with crocodile head prows.

This is a hand-made, hand-painted punch bowl measuring 12” wide, 4.5” deep and 5.5” tall. Each bowl of this limited 250 edition was individually painted and no two look alike.

While there were coloring variations shipped in both editions, the second edition differs primarily in the color-way of the central flower. The first edition features a red/orange flower and the second a yellow/orange flower.

Mai tai glass features a swamp creature. This glass had two production runs, first edition in late 2024 (more orange and black) and a second edition in early 2025 (more purple and blue).

From D.S. Edwards:

"This tiki mug stands 7 inches tall and holds 24 ounces of beverage! And this time… she’s brought friends!

Order the complete set of Aunty and three 2.5 inch baby mugs, each of which hold 3 ounces, or order any variety of one, two, or three 'baby' mugs, in gold, blue, or pink

The third in my series of four, this limited edition mug set also comes with an assortment of art and story details about the lost island of Toro Toa! Manufactured by Munktiki, designed by me, D.S. Edwards!"

This mug is shaped like the head of a werewolf. "HorrorHound" logo on reverse. The mug is also lidded and has a straw hole at top.

This is the more limited green version for VIPs of their 2022 Horror Convention. It also came in a standard brown glaze.

HorrorHound is a company that focuses on horror culture, including publishing, film, music, and events. It was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. They produce an award winning bi-monthly horror periodical and host the award winning HorrorHound Weekend convention and international film festival.

This mug is shaped like the head of a werewolf. "HorrorHound" logo on reverse. The mug is also lidded and has a straw hole at top.

Came in a more limited green version as well, for VIPs of their 2022 Horror Convention.

HorrorHound is a company that focuses on horror culture, including publishing, film, music, and events. It was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. They produce an award winning bi-monthly horror periodical and host the award winning HorrorHound Weekend convention and international film festival.

These shakers were manufactured for the Lanai in San Mateo, CA. One of the shakers is shaped like a full-body Maori tiki with lines on the face resembling moko. This same design was issued for Pub Tiki in Philadelphia, PA as well. Both shakers are seated with their hands clasped in front of them.