This design is based on an original painting by August Holland.

The first Edition was glazed in an antiqued yellow with light blue interior.

Stands 8" high and holds approximately 16 fl oz.

Monkey Skull Special Glaze run limited to 25.

This pressed glass ashtray is made of clear glass and has green, yellow, and white heat decal graphics reading "King's Tropical Inn Washington Adams Los Angeles Where Chicken Is King" and features a rendition of their building's exterior.

This rounded triangular pressed glass ashtray is made of clear glass and has red and green heat decal graphics reading "Lo Curto's Hawaiian Gardens San Jose Cypress 3-5085" and features a rendition of their front entrance with a couple of customers entering their porte-cochère.

This mug appears to be inspired by the Pixar movie, Up (2009), in which the characters ride around in a house supported by helium balloons.

From TikiLand Trading Company:

"Escape to Paradise and Beyond in this airborne tiki bar. Giant 'glass' floats, a tiki mask, torches, and a cocktail sipping toucan adorn this mug!

Jeff Granito designs his art with vibrant saturated colors and a tropical tiki twist. This mug is no exception and is inspired by Jeff's 'Escape to Adventure' designs and collection of products.

This mug holds about 24oz (varies slightly mug to mug), is about 6 inches tall, and 6 inches wide.

Sculpted by THOR."

From TikiLand Trading Co.:

"Based on Doug Horne's art of a chimp having a little too much fun!

This mug holds about 20oz (varies slightly mug to mug), is about 7.5 inches tall.

Sculpted by THOR."

These were announced in August 2023, but not in stock and ready to ship until August 9th, 2024.

This is a custom hand-built volcano bowl that has a single blue birdman sitting on the rim of the bowl overlooking a small, coned volcano structure located in the bottom middle of a shiny dark blue glazed interior. The bowl has a half inch pinched rim and is supported by four pointy pegged legs. The outside of the bowl has a rough sandy beach appearance and is glazed in tan with a subtle light green wash.

This bowl measures approximately 4.75" high from the top of the head of the birdman and is about 7.5" wide.

This volcano bowl was produced around 2008 when Paul Nielson was producing custom handmade bowls that were either one-of-a-kind or from an extremely small run of two or three.

This ceramic cocktail mug was designed by VanTiki for the 55th Anniversary celebrations of Disney’s It’s A Small World attraction at Club 33.

Sculpted by Tim Wollweber and manufactured by Tiki Farm.

It depicts one of the attraction’s boats atop a Mary Blair inspired façade, with a straw hole and a spot for a toothpick flag.

This design was also produced in two exclusive glazes (2nd Edition - Blue & 3rd Edition - Pink) for members only.

Served with "The Happiest Cruise That Ever Sailed" cocktail.

The Star Ipits mug was designed by Bosko and produced in a small edition of 21 by Tiki Objects by Bosko. The mug looks like a Papua New Guinea carving with several glossy colored glazes laid over a matte brown base.

The mug was designed and created in Bosko’s Southern California studio. The Star Ipits mug was released on August 30, 2024, through the Tiki Objects by Bosko website.

This mug appears to be an unauthorized version of the "Crazy Al Lucky Tiki Mug" (https://mytiki.life/tiki-mugs/crazy-al-lucky-tiki-mug).

The tiki is holding a stack of four skulls and has a pineapple on his forehead and a horseshoe on his chin. His eyes are squinted shut and his mouth is open exposing his teeth and tongue.

Notable in this knockoff is the lack of any maker markings, and much lower detail around the mouth and on the stack of skulls.

Produced @ 2019 - early 2020s.

The Lost Lei in Austin used a green wipe version of this unauthorized design as well.

This is a mug shaped like the logo tiki for Tiki TNT & Potomac Distilling Company. It is a traditional standing tiki with clenched teeth grimace (but holding a stick of dynamite in his mouth!), hands on sides of belly, and labeled "Tiki TNT" on front. The reverse shows some tourist sites from Washington DC, including the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, etc...

Glazed in slate blue. It was preceded by a first edition in brown.

This is a hi-ball mug made of natural bamboo and with a graphic of a leafy stalk of bamboo. It was pictured in their cocktail menu and shown for serving their "Pogo-Pogo" or "Martinique Voodoo" cocktails.

An unmarked version of this natural bamboo mug with same leafy graphic was used at the Aku Aku in Las Vegas and other locations. There is also a shorter version of this unmarked mug. Both unmarked designs were used at multiple locations and sold commercially in sets during the 60s and 70s. There are matching trays and pitchers as well.

This version shown below was marked, however, and the reverse was stamped "Doc's Place at the Fabulous Town & Country Toronto, Canada".

This venue also produced a second natural bamboo mug with a graphic featuring a wahine with a ukulele under a palm tree with an island scene and an outrigger canoe in the background (marked/stamped with same locale information).

From Taboo Relics:

"1 of 1 'Gold Club' version of our Gold speckled Jade green mug with gold luster accents.

Limit 1 'gold club' mug per household.

Modeled after DIY cocktail umbrella lampshades. We've decided to lean into the vintage lamps and make all our favorites. Our take on the vintage styled decoupage paper lanterns covered in cocktail umbrellas, embellished with underglaze transfers of tapa print, monstera leaves, and leopard print.

6x6x6 inches, holds roughly 20oz"