This Otagiri dragon design was used by Joyce Chen and several others. This version is marked from the Dragon Lite restaurant in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Dragon Lite was started in 1963 by the same family that started Hu Ke Lau in Chicopee, Massachusetts and Dragon Lite is still in business as of 2024. However, the interior has obviously undergone extensive remodeling in the recent past and probably looks much different than it did in the 60s.

From House of Tabu:

"As House of Tabu is a small, boutique producer of hand crafted mugs, we are releasing these in small batches with a planned edition of just 100 mugs. We produce our mugs in multiple short runs and inner glaze colors vary and are selected at random.

Our new Tiki Exotique Tiki mug is a vintage-styled drinking vessel glazed in a rustic brown with faint yellow highlights, all glazed by hand, making each mug unique. Comes with two House of Tabu swizzle sticks.

Tiki Exotique stands 8” tall and holds 16 ounces of your favorite beverage and was sculpted in-house by Ken Holewczynski."

*Later produced in one-offs of chartreuse green and orange, as well as a mini edition in a brown wipe.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel. Covered with nautical floats, nets, barnacles, and other sea life. This version is marked for Hidden Harbor and glazed in a light brown wipe. There is also a teal version for this location.

The unmarked version is available in three color-ways from Munktiki Imports: a green wipe, dark brown, or light brown wipe. The unmarked versions have spaces on back for custom heat decals.

Clear double old-fashioned/mai tai glass deigned by Tiki tOny, with dark blue and black printed artwork featuring a pot still, a barrel, a thatched meeting house with palm trees, and two idols along with a badge stating "Teeling Whiskey since 1782".

Possibly part of a gift set for their small batch whiskey aged in rum barrels. Although designed directly by Tony as a project for Teeling Irish Whiskey (based in Dublin), these were also distributed by Forbidden Island in Alameda in June of 2020 as part of their cocktail shack special which included a pre-batch cocktail and two of these glasses:

"The Teeling Fighting Irish is a delightful grog featuring Teeling Irish Whiskey, guava, lime, honey and spice. We have 32 available in a 22oz serving for four and each bottle comes with two complimentary Teeling Mai Tai glasses designed by Tiki Tony!”

From The Golden Tiki:

"Sip your cocktail of choice from this mug inspired by our decor! Designed by Billy Crud, Golden Tiki's resident artist, carver, and builder. This mug is based on a large tiki Billy carved for one of The Golden Tiki's anniversaries.

Measurements of Mug: 7.5 inches tall 3 inches wide 4 inches deep 18 oz."

From Hidden Harbor:

"These custom Hidden Harbor ceramic ashtrays were designed and produced in South Bend, Indiana by our buddy Ken at House of Tabu.

This fun little project was inspired by an ashtray used at the legendary Kona-Kai Polynesian restaurant in Philadelphia. The original ashtray appears in several of Sven Kirsten’s books and, like the long-gone Kona-Kai itself - opened in 1961 with a design by famed L.A. firm Armet & Davis - has always intrigued us.

The ashtray‘s design is based on our signature Hawaiian-style tiki by Crazy Al. Only 25 pieces were produced in each of the two pictured glazes: turquoise and seafoam green. Ashtrays will be released this Saturday to dine-in guests, cost of $45 apiece, limit one per customer. Any unsold pieces will then be available in our retail shop the next day and in our online shop on Monday, May 3, starting at 1:00 p.m. Eastern."

Tarman first appeared in The Return of the Living Dead (1985), in a petrified state inside of a Trioxin canister. A crack in the tank releases the 2-4-5 Trioxin gas and reawakens the Tarman while melting its skin.

From Moore Monsters:

"This is a cast ceramic Tiki-style mug made from a mold off an original sculpture by the artist in California, USA.

It has been hand-finished with low-fire food-grade glazes of varying gloss levels.

It has a hollow high gloss interior which holds 4 cups liquid.

Width: 5 inches

Height: 9.5 inches

Depth: 4 inches"

*There is also a Brown Edition.

This is a mug shaped like a Marquesan head with wide nostrils and a large closed grin baring rows of square teeth that wrap around to the sides. Top rim has a traditional v-shaped pattern. The original design of this mug was both designed and manufactured by Bai Tiki for the first ever Tiki Pop Fever event (June 26-28, 2015 at Kon Tiki Village in San Tropez, France). This version is unauthorized and the marking has been changed with script at the front bottom reading "KON TIKI" and on the back reading "KON TIKI BE HAPPY".

It is NOT, as attested on the Barconic website, modeled after anything having to do with Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki Expedition. The tiki face on the sail of the Kon Tiki expedition raft (technically the Peruvian god, Viracocha) looked totally different.

As a wholesaler, BarConic buys inventory for low prices from overseas where the copyright laws are not enforced. This mug is one of several designs BarConic has distributed and which do not reimburse the original artists and manufacturer.

A tall multicolor cooler style glass featuring a green zombie hula girl, the word "Aloha" and six zombie heads.

From Libbey: "The Tiki Kahiko Zombie Glass set is a worthy salute to the Polynesian-themed restaurants and bars popular in the 1950s and ’60s, famous for their allure of good vibes and tropical treasures. Specially designed by legendary Tiki bartender Daniele Dalla Pola, the Kahiko glass uniquely reflects the rich culture of the Pacific Islands. A fresh surge of interest in classic warm-weather cocktails and festive tiki tradition makes this glass a must-have in any bar master’s collection. Featuring an eye-catching multicolor design, it’s sure to add the perfect touch to your backyard luau or summer pool party."

There is also a black on clear glass version.

A tall clear cooler style glass featuring a hula girl, the word "Aloha" and six zombie heads.

From Libbey: "The Tiki Kahiko Zombie Glass set is a worthy salute to the Polynesian-themed restaurants and bars popular in the 1950s and ’60s, famous for their allure of good vibes and tropical treasures. Specially designed by legendary Tiki bartender Daniele Dalla Pola, the Kahiko glass uniquely reflects the rich culture of the Pacific Islands. A fresh surge of interest in classic warm-weather cocktails and festive tiki tradition makes this glass a must-have in any bar master’s collection. Featuring an eye-catching black and white decorated design, it’s sure to add the perfect touch to your backyard luau or summer pool party."

There is also a multi-color version featuring a blue background, and a green-skinned hula girl with yellow grass skirt.

This is a pocked and weathered blue skull with cosmic nebulae and starry galaxies peeking through the eye sockets, mouth cavity, and through a break in the back cranium. These celestial vistas look kinda psychedelic like they were designed by American comic book artist Jack Kirby back in his heyday.

This is a mug styled as a rocket ship with a tiki face for Hidden Harbor's 8th anniversary.

From Hidden Harbor:

"Mugs were sculpted and produced in Santa Cruz, California by Mikel Parton aka MP Ceramics, in two limited-glaze editions of 50 mugs each, each individually numbered, with a certificate of authenticity included. Each mug stands a towering 10 inches tall (be sure to measure your shelf height if unsure!) and holds approximately 16 oz. of your favorite tropical cocktail."

Hidden Harbor logo trees and waves on back.

These were produced in either "Galactic Green" or "Sky High Blue".