From Tiki Farm:

"Elvira, Mistress of a dark Tiki bar! Creepy and fun, a coffin decanter to store your favorite spirit in! Hmmmm, what cocktail goes good with a horror movie and buttered popcorn?

Artist: Tank Standing Buffalo

Original release year: 2022

Capacity: 24 oz.

Material: Ceramic stoneware

Height: 11 1/4 inches"

This mug features a vampire on the front with long claw-like fingers, sharp teeth, and bat wings on the back. This is an improved and remastered version of an earlier 2019 design by Biggs Tiki.

The vampire is modeled and named after Nosferatu, from the 1922 German Expressionist horror film, directed by F. W. Murnau, and starring Max Schreck as the vampire Count Orlok. The film, shot in 1921 and released in 1922, was an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897). Various names and other details were changed from the novel: for instance, "vampire" became "Nosferatu" and "Count Dracula" became "Count Orlok". Stoker's heirs sued over the adaptation, and a court ruling ordered that all copies of the film be destroyed. However, a few prints of Nosferatu survived, and the film came to be regarded as an influential masterpiece of cinema.

*NOTE: Came with a recipe card by Will Fugate for "Plasma Punch" (gold rum, lime juice, grapefruit juice, orange juice, pomegranate syrup, simple syrup, Maraschino cherry juice).

This clear square glass ashtray has a heat decal at center in yellow (with green details) with a dancing hula girl and a palm tree.

It advertises the Hula Hut, located in Tucson, Arizona.

This is a shrunken head version of Tom Selleck's character from the Magnum, P.I. television show which ran from 1980-1988.

It could only be purchased at the starting price with Circa Caliente wristband sales, through September 24th, 2022 or during the event (October 13th-16th, 2022) for a higher premium price to those who already purchased wristbands.

Mug signing was October 15th, 2022.

This demonic tiki mug is black like cooled lava and has molten lava eyes and molten lava dripping from its sharp-toothed mouth. Long horns sprout from its head. It has a devil tail in back also.

From Big Toe:

"'Lava Rum Demon' is a hand-signed, open edition Tiki Mug created for Til Two Club in San Diego, California.

Manufactured by the good folks at Munktiki at their factory in China.

The mug holds about 14 ounces.

Also includes, while supplies last, a BigToe swizzle.

Glazed Stoneware ceramic mug.

Measures 10.5 inches tall, 3.5 inches wide and 3 inches long."

This is a new mug cast from the original Boo-Tiki mold by MP as a 1/1 commission. It's signed by MP, but bears the original Boo-Tiki logo in the base of the mold. The glaze is a darker brown color with a higher contrast wipe than the original edition.

An additional piece was produced with a greenish glaze.

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken head with wide eyes. It depicts the head of the shrunken head guy from the end of the 1988 film, Beetlejuice, where Betelgeuse is stuck in the after-life waiting room and antagonizes a witch doctor, who shrinks his head just like the shrunken head guy (who is wearing an explorer's outfit). Straw hole in lid.

From BarConic:

"The stunning stance of a peacock. This inspired ceramic tiki mug of the stunning bird is sure to have your guests in awe. Serve your favorite drink or many different signature craft cocktails in it. This peacock tiki is a perfect drinking vessel. Made from high quality solid ceramic construction with a smooth glossy finish that is sure to enhance your cocktail presentation. Measures 6 1/2" H x 3" W X 3" Base. Hand Wash Only."

This mug features a riff on the popular Abelam Mask Mug, originated in Papua New Guinea's Sepik River region, and made famous as the logo for Trader Vic's. This version has the repeated triangles around the oval mask and the brow line ridge over the upper eyes, but has replaced the center with a skull.

These were designed in anticipation for Halloween 2022 sales.

This mug is one in a series of mugs by Rob with natives (Menehunes) holding masks in front of their faces. These were glazed in a variety of color combinations.

From Wilfred's Lounge:

"Early on during the Wilfred’s Lounge build, Proprietors Nat and John Komes had a vision for a grand mural that would weave together their Honolulu and Napa Valley roots. Working with artist Ken Ruzic, the project was developed and realized over the course of an entire year. Now a striking, giant 14 x 40-foot mural, including a 10-foot-tall Lono graciously offering an overflowing bowl of luscious fruits, greets our guests upon arrival — welcoming all to leave everything behind.

The mural art is the inspiration for our Ken Ruzic Mai Tai Glass.

In honor of Wilfred’s mischievous spirit, we put a twist on tradition by depicting an authentic Hawaiian Outrigger but with Flora, Wilfred’s sister and our family matriarch and muse, standing proudly at the prow on her journey from Honolulu to Napa as a young woman in the 1920s. Flora is bringing a bounty of grapes as a nod to our family’s winemaking heritage; Flora Springs Winery was established in 1978 in St. Helena, Napa Valley and continues to be family owned and operated today. In the background is an island-inspired take on the historic landmark Napa First Street bridge, illuminated by tiki torches and surrounded by palm trees, lush vegetation, and vineyards, which in real life is just steps from Wilfred’s Lounge.

An essential for every tiki collection, this classic is must-have for the tiki enthusiast to celebrate the opening of Napa’s first and only tiki bar and restaurant — this is our one and only Mai Tai glass.

• Production: 500 • Capacity: 14-ounces • Material: Glass • Release year: 2021"

This mug resembles the glamorous Marwal head busts of hula girls, but this version has a Bettie Page style bangs haircut and is zombified -- featuring a hibiscus blossom in hair with a skull center, green skin, purple hair, and stitches around neck. This Gore Edition has "blood spatter" that originated out of the same kiln firing as the "Unscathed Edition" but due to defects, Biggs Tiki created "happy accidents" with custom enamel paint on each one -- turning each blemish into custom "blood spatter".

*40 were made in the "Gore Edition" but only 9 made it unscathed out of the kiln for the "Unscathed Edition".

This mug resembles the glamorous Marwal head busts of hula girls, but this version has a Bettie Page style bangs haircut and is zombified -- featuring a hibiscus blossom in hair with a skull center, green skin, purple hair, and stitches around neck. Only 9 made it unscathed out of the kiln.

There is also a Gore Edition with "blood spatter" that originated out of the same kiln firing but due to defects, Biggs Tiki created "happy accidents" with custom enamel paint on each one -- turning each blemish into custom "blood spatter". There were 40 of these produced.

This standing tiki mug is quite large and meant as a sharer. It has small round eyes, a small triangular nose, skull on forehead, holds a tiki torch in one hand, and is standing on a skull base.

It is used to serve the cocktail of the same name which includes: "Aged Demerara, Puerto Rican, and Overproof Rums, Soursop & Papaya Nectars, fresh-squeezed lemon juice, and honey.

Designed by Plastic Vampire Art for The Sorrow Drowner and manufactured by Munktiki Imports.