This is a lidded pineapple mug covered with tiny skulls. It somewhat resembles the entrance to the bar, whose wall of skulls is illuminated in blue light as you walk down the stairs. Yellow exterior with glossy green leaves at top. There is also a brown version.

A mug showing the exterior of the St. Augustine Distillery, in St. Augustine, FL. Mug is matte glazed in a light beige/cream with hand-wiped brown to pick out details. The distillery is housed in the refurbished and historic FP&L Ice Plant, built as part of St. Augustines first power and ice complex in 1907. The plant is on the National Register of Historic Places and was the first of its kind to make commercial block ice in Florida over 100 years ago.

A second edition was issued in gloss gray and also sold through Tiki Farm online in 2023.

Aliens is an American science fiction action horror film franchise written and directed by James Cameron. This Aliens mug was designed by artist Michael Bonanno and THOR. Manufactured by Tiki Farm for Mondo, which is known for their screen printed posters and other collectibles but recently began making tiki mugs in 2016 with the premier of their Gremlins mugs. This is their second mug design and it comes in five color-ways, including this blue version (unlimited edition that they plan to stock for a longer duration), acid blood green (limited to 200 pieces), hive black (unlimited edition with silver cold-painted teeth and nails that will only be available for limited time), a limited edition Xeno Bone variant, and a brown version for the Alamo Drafthouse. Pre-orders for 02/28/2017 ship Summer 2017.

A plastic lidded pineapple mug with sticker marked for Malibu Rum on front.

Aliens is an American science fiction action horror film franchise written and directed by James Cameron. This Aliens mug was designed by artist Michael Bonanno and THOR. Manufactured by Tiki Farm for Mondo, which is known for their screen printed posters and other collectibles but recently began making tiki mugs in 2016 with the premier of their Gremlins mugs. This is their second mug design and it comes in five color-ways, including this hive black version (unlimited edition with silver cold-painted teeth and nails that will only be available for limited time), an acid blood green version (limited to 200 pieces), a blue version (unlimited edition that they plan to stock for a longer duration), a limited edition Xeno Bone variant, and a brown version for the Alamo Drafthouse. Pre-orders for 02/28/2017 ship Summer 2017.

This chop plate features tropical fish swimming around a coral reef, and is called the "Coral Reef" pattern. It is part of a much larger set by Don Blanding. There are three single color sets of this design (either orange, or maroon, or blue). Chop plates were larger than vintage dinner plates and were often used to serve a large portion of pork chops, hence the name. Although, in the 1960s, dinner plates were roughly 9 inches in diameter, in the 1980s, they grew to around 10 inches. This trend continued. By the year 2000, the average dinner plate was 11 inches in diameter, and now, it's not unusual to find dishes that are 12 inches or larger. So, conceivably, chop plates can now be used as regular dinner dishes.

This is a metal embossed ashtray showing Diamond Head, a surfer, palm trees, flowers and pineapples. Stamped "Aloha Hawaii" on front and "Made In Japan" on bottom. The pot metal with multicolored painted details version was sold/given out at the 1964-1965 Hawaii Pavillion at the New York World's Fair and these originally had the gold foil sticker on bottom from that event. Other versions have been sold in Hawaii for the tourist trade, including an identically stamped version done in a copper finish. These were sold at Hawaii's ABC stores (which started in 1964).

This is a standing Tiki mug based off of August Holland's "A Power Within" (a.k.a. "God of Fire") art print. It has long hair and is carved with Maori designs. The mug is glazed in a light brown gloss glaze with light blue eyes. The first 10 of these were released January 2017 at the Tiki Mākeke at Don the Beachcomber.

This Tiki mug has a bow-shaped mouth, vertically set oval eyes, and arched eyebrows which give him a surprised expression. Glazed mostly red on the exterior with white and orange highlights. White interior. This version was made (and marked) for Germaine's Luau.

This is a lidded mug shaped like an old fashioned diving suit with diving helmet. Measures: 9"H X 4"W X 3.5"D. This ghost edition is a sort of ghostly light green and limited to 100, with the first batch released on March 4th, 2017.

This brown coconut was manufactured by Tiki Diablo for the Tiki-Ti in Los Angeles, CA. These are an open edition sold on location only.

This is a mug shaped like a tikified version of the ape from Edgar Allan Poe's 1841 short story, The Murders In The Rue Morgue. The ape holds a straight razor, instrument of its murders, in its lap. Although called a "bloody red wipe glaze" the color reads much darker. The original design sketches were made by Jonathan M. Chaffin. Munktiki Imports and Jason Yungbluth helped with translating Jonathan's design into the finished mug. This project originated as a Kickstarter project which reached its goal in 2016 with mugs being produced/delivered in March 2017. Edition of 1,000+ according to the Kickstarter page.