This is a mug shaped like Yoda from the science fiction Star Wars films. He is a small smiling green alien with large ears and holding a walking stick. This is one in a set of six (including Yoda, Chewie, R2-D2, Vader, Trooper, and Boba). They are a tikified re-imagining of the drinking vessels that might be used if the Mos Eisley Cantina in Star Wars was actually a tiki bar.

A small stylized Ku Tiki mug wearing a red fez and red smoking jacket with a girl on either arm. This is a modified version of Black Lagoon's "Big Willy Tiki Mug." The 2016 version comes with "Nice" Girls or "Naughty" (Nude) Girls.

This is a mug shaped like a wood grain Witco inspired cat wearing a collar with emblem bearing the initials "CEC" for "Cat Eye Club". It is the first ever mug release for the Cat Eye Club, one of downtown San Diego's favorite Tiki-inspired venues. This second glaze release, marked #51-100, was released to the public on July 14th, 2016. It is a lighter honey brown glaze with darker accents on eyes and ears. This mug was used to serve their "Cat Tai" cocktail.

This is a loball glass marked for the Cat Eye Club in San Diego, CA. It comes in several different colors. Used to serve their version of a Mai Tai, the "Cat Tai."

This mug was used at Sam's Seafood (later Don the Beachcomber's) in Huntington Beach/Sunset Beach, CA. The mug is glazed in brown, and has the Sam's Seafood Swordfish logo printed in white on the front. It is shaped like a pot with a menehune standing behind it. There is a similar mug made for the Sheraton Kauai, marked "Menehune Magic" on front.

A squatting Tiki mug holding a drum in front and with a ribbed back that is intended to be used as a "guiro" musical instrument. This version is brun (brown) but there is also a grön (green) version. ÌXTAHUELE is a Swedish exotica band playing in the acoustic, original style of Martin Denny and Arthur Lyman. They come from Gothenburg; a damp, foggy harbor town that ever since its founding in the early 17th century has been an international melting pot and that has been associated with exotic, faraway destinations ever since the days of the East India Trading Companies.

A squatting Tiki mug holding a drum in front and with a ribbed back that is intended to be used as a "guiro" musical instrument. This version is grön (green) but there is also a brun (brown) version. ÌXTAHUELE is a Swedish exotica band playing in the acoustic, original style of Martin Denny and Arthur Lyman. They come from Gothenburg; a damp, foggy harbor town that ever since its founding in the early 17th century has been an international melting pot and that has been associated with exotic, faraway destinations ever since the days of the East India Trading Companies.

A pair of bookends shaped like a Maori head with full moko tattoos. There is a brown glazed and a jade green glazed set of this design.

A Ku Tiki mug wearing a captain's hat, white tank top, blue jeans, and black boots. He is sitting on a rum barrel. This is one of three color-ways (green, brown, and this full-color) and is the official Tiki mug of True Love Tattoo in Sherwood, Queensland. The shop is located at 465 Oxley Road.

This rum barrel mug was produced by Tiki Farm for Smuggler's Cove in San Francisco, CA. The barrel is green (with brown highlights) and has four straps. It reads "Smuggler's Cove" on the front in raised letters and "San Francisco" on the back. This is the "Farewell Edition" of this design and marks its retirement. Limited to two per guest and not available for mail order.

This is a mug shaped like a fog cutter and decorated with imagery from Led Zeppelin's fourth album. Sculpt and manufacturing by Wendy Cevola. This is an original one-off commissioned design. The front shows a hooded, Druid-like figure holding a lantern, standing on rocks. It was taken from the inside sleeve of the record. The sleeve art, in turn, is from a charcoal drawing by lead guitarist Jimmy Page's friend Barrington Colby. Colby evidently drew it at Page's request. The man with the lantern is sometimes said to be The Hermit, Number IX in the tarot card deck, who is usually represented as a bearded monk holding a lamp to light the way. Of the image, Page was quoted: "The idea represents the ascension to the beacon and the light of truth." Many people thought this figure was actually Gandalf the Wizard out of The Lord of the Rings since some of their lyrics make mention of Tolkien's work. The back of the mug features symbols which represent all four of the band members.

A skull mug with pinwheel red and black eye sockets. This is the mascot skull for The Vortex bar and grill in Atlanta, Georgia. Made in China by Munktiki Imports but not marked as such on the mug.