This is a mug shaped like a small skull with no lower jaw and a rough textured exterior. They were produced in three consecutively numbered colorways within the same edition of 150 (#1-50 in Melon glaze, #51-100 in Banana glaze, #101-150 in Cinnamon glaze). However, this is one of 5 artist proofs, and as such, glaze colors vary and are unique.

This is a mug shaped like a classic Kane Tiki. Features a red wipe-away glaze. Marked for Bootlegger Tiki in Palm Springs, CA.

Doug combined inspiration from Witco hanging lamps and antique Asian lanterns into a unique drinking vessel that literally glows from within. Each mug comes with an LED light in its base and an LED ice cube to light up your drink. Marquesan inspired etchings grace the sides of the mug which is glazed in chocolate brown with a hand-painted copper green patina and has a real bamboo handle attached. There is also a first edition that was glazed in jade green.

Ika is a kind of squid. This version in "blueberry cream" was released in an edition of 100. There is also an exclusive Tiki-Kon 2018 edition limited to 45 pieces in blue-green.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel and marked for Plantation Rum with its distinctive "netting" wrapped around the barrel as well. The idea is that in tropical climes the netting provides a non-slip grip. Mug also has some tropical plants around the exterior. Brown wipe-away glaze makes all the sculptural details pop, but leaves an overall beige color to piece.

This is a mug shaped like a legendary Cuban creature called the Guije, and marked for Havana Club Rum. The Guije is a sort of elf/water sprite who can shape-change and causes mischief. This mug portrays the Guije with his elf-like ears and a fishy tail sneaking out behind.

This bamboo-shaped mug is light yellow in color. "Fisherman's Wharf Kewalo Basin Honolulu Hawaii" is printed in black letters on the front underneath a mermaid serving a cocktail. This version is marked for Louie B Ceramics on bottom.

Clear martini glass marked "Tiki Oasis " in gold on front and "Extravaganza" on reverse side.

This is a mug shaped like an orange baby crab with one claw held up atop a white coconut. Pincers can hold umbrellas or other garnish.

This ceramic red hiball with gold painted details was made in Thailand for Trader Vic's. It is a later version of the glass Port Light hiball. An earlier version of this ceramic design with gold details was made by Imperial Imports in 1979. They also made a version with a black rim, rather than gold. Trader Vic's also used a companion glass, a green Starboard Light Glass, and there is a modern version of that design as well.

This is a marquesan styled standing tiki mug glazed in white with some yellow. The Virginia Distillery Company logo is repeated around top rim and the tiki is holding grains used in their distilling. Blue Ridge Mountains shown around bottom rim and marked for the Virginia Distillery Company on back. Virginia Distillery Company is a single malt whisky distillery located amongst the Blue Ridge Mountains in Nelson County, Virginia. A blue version of this mug was produced for 2018.

This is a skull mug in bone white glaze with black sockets and black wipe glaze to pick out detailing. It has heavily pronounced cheekbones that sweep towards the back of the head and come to a point, almost like rear fins on a classic 1950's car. This is a larger version of the previous Irwin Skull mugs.