A mug shaped like a traditional Marquesan tiki holding a smaller tiki in its hands and standing on a bottom drum-like basin fused to the body of the mug and designed to accommodate dry ice and flame effects. Each mug came in a custom crate style box designed by Tony Canepa. Two color-ways were produced, this version in brown and a second version in bone white. The brown glaze is actually "multi-dimensional" and meant to resemble uplighting by fire with browns, blacks, reds, and oranges. Released 09/07/2019.

The first edition of Meanie Moby was limited to 50 numbered mugs, in 4 different colors: 20 sea blue whales, 15 violet grey whales, 10 sunset pink whales, and 5 mystery whales (Each of the five had 24k gold decals and the decals varied slightly between each of the five). This second, Sea Salt Edition, features a ghost white cetacean sporting a bevy of black nautical tattoos he’s picked up while scouring the seas for his peg-legged adversary. Red eyes. Premiered Sunday, August 18th, 2019.

This version of Ku-Bar mug was designed and produced by Notch and MP as a collaboration. The mug is based on his larger than life Ku Bar. This mug, shaped like Ku, has a bar in his belly and a row of mugs (Tiki Bobs or others) behind the bar. There have been several individualized one-offs of this design with these collaborators.

This tiki mug from Tiki's Grill & Bar is primarily brown but with orange, red, and beige accents. Palm trees on reverse. The "Coconut Castaway" cocktail is served exclusively in this mug and is described as: "A refreshing mix of pineapple and coconut vodkas shaken with pineapple juice, pina colada & iced tea".

This is a frosted hiball glass depicting a seated Buddha, marked for Bill Wong's, Orlando, FL. Bill Wong's was a Chinese buffet restaurant and closed around 2016.

Aloa-Chef's supply company out of Eau Claire, Wisconsin commissioned Red Wing Pottery in the 1950's to make these. Shrimp cocktail was the hot thing in the 50s and 60s. Aloa was administratively dissolved on 5/17/61 in Eau Claire, but shrimp boats made prior to this will be marked "Aloa Corp." on the bottom. Shrimp boats continued to be produced in the 60s by Red Wing for restaurants far and wide--but these will either say "Red Wing" or have no markings on the bottom at all. The shrimp boats measure 6 3/4" long by 3" wide and 1/5" deep. They have a compartment for your shrimp and for your cocktail or tartar sauce. Red Wing also made a similar piece marked "Butter Boat" (but with no compartments).

This mug is shaped like a Marquesan tiki with curled nostrils, large eyes, and hands held in front. Available in multiple glaze colors, including black or brown.

A rum barrel shaped mug marked for the Bahama Breeze Island Grille chain of restaurants. This was a promotional mug for their 2015 Rumtoberfest which ran from September 21 to November 8th. Founded in 1996 by Darden Restaurants, Inc., Bahama Breeze's first location was in Orlando, Florida on International Drive. As of 2019, there are 44 Bahama Breeze locations in the United States. Most locations are in suburban retail districts and tourist areas.

This is a mug shaped like two stacked tiki babies with playful poses and their arms and legs stretched out. The mug was selected by Tony's fans who chose from 7 possible designs through social media and then pre-ordered the finished product.

This shot mug is based on the original Tiki Bob design but has an astro flair with three rocket fins. Glazed with "Lava Blister" glaze that is primarily black but with orange or reddish-orange "blisters" of lava showing through. Hand signed and dated.

This is a handled mug with a plump smiling asian woman's face, short haired, with circular earrings, wearing a necklace made out of circles beneath. Issued in both an orangish brown and a green version.