The Feejee Mermaid II was produced by Munktiki. The design is based on an old PT Barnum hoax in which the head and torso of a monkey was attached to the tail of a fish. For the first edition, the tail swept outwards to the side, but for the second edition, the tail is tucked behind the mug. This is a Black Friday version of the second edition limited to 25 pieces.

This is a hiball glass shaped like a bamboo stalk with three rings. This style has been around for quite some time and made by different manufacturers. Dimensions vary. Some are tinted or have other details. Many of them are unmarked as to maker. Originally quite popular in Chinese restaurants.

This signature mug features a monkey, elephant, tiger, zebra, and other safari animals. It is glazed in a dark wipe-away green glaze. Used to serve the "Cox's Bazaar" made with Don Q Anejo rum, Appleton rum, Worthy Park Overproof rum, Ancho Reyes, Hidalgo PX sherry, coconut mango chutney, and lime. There is also an open edition of this design in a much lighter green wipe glaze that is produced by Munktiki Imports. 100 percent of the proceeds from the Limited Edition mug sales go towards Scholar Match, a non-profit helping students navigate their way to college.

This signature mug features a monkey, elephant, tiger, zebra, and other safari animals. It is glazed in a light wipe-away green glaze. Manufactured by Munktiki Imports. Used to serve the "Cox's Bazaar" made with Don Q Anejo rum, Appleton rum, Worthy Park Overproof rum, Ancho Reyes, Hidalgo PX sherry, coconut mango chutney, and lime. There is also a limited edition of this design in a much darker green wipe glaze that is produced by Eekum Bookum. 100 percent of the proceeds from the Limited Edition mug sales go towards Scholar Match, a non-profit helping students navigate their way to college.

This hula girl mug was manufactured by Tepco, although it reads "P B-R USA" on bottom. Tepco used many pseudonyms as a marketing ploy. It features an abstract hula girl next to two palm trees. She is wearing a white skirt and lei. Two light blue birds are flying overhead. This version differs as the girl has curly hair, black detailing on her white skirt, the birds are light blue and not white, and in general the painted details are finer than on the regular Tepco mugs.

Ika is a kind of squid. As an artist proof, each is unique with 1/1 glazing and detail.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai head, tilted at a slight angle. Available in various glaze colors with different detailing.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut. Marked "Menehune Oakland" on front. Lettering color varies (yellow, red, etc...).

This is a full standing Lono style tiki with tall headdress and marked for Lono, in Hollywood, CA. It is a statement piece that showcases the god Lono's prominent headdress and it's also an ode to old Hollywood. This mug incorporates images of film reels, clapperboards and a Walk of Fame star on the bottom. It is also reminiscent of the Oscar statue, holding a sharks-teeth-edged sword in front in the same pose that Oscar holds its crusader sword. This version was released in 2018. There was a metallic gold version released in 2019 for their 2-Year Anniversary.

This is a mug shaped like an angular moai head. This is an artist proof, and, as such, colors and details are 1/1 and vary from piece to piece.

This mug was sculpted by Kirby and manufactured by Munktiki Imports. The original Big Mo is the Moai carving just within the front door of the Tonga Hut. The mug is a faithful replica. The back of the mug reads "Tonga Hut" in vertical letters and gives the opening date of the bar, "1958." This blue wipe version and a beige version were both manufactured by Munktiki Imports in 2018, marking a shift in manufacturing from the earlier versions by Taboo Island, and released during Tonga Hut's 60th Anniversary.