The Creature from the Black Lagoon from Mondo, 4th edition gloss brown variant of the Creature mug for Alamo Drafthouse Theater. Mondo released a set of Universal Monsters, including the Wolfman, The Mummy, the Phantom of the Opera and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Other editions of the four Universal Monsters were released shortly after. Designed by Doug P’Gosh and sculpted by Matthew Black. There is also a First Edition with a yellow base glaze and "Gillman Green" wipe overglaze, a second edition in "3-D" with blue and red glazes to mimic the effect of 3-D glasses, and a Third Edition in Silver Screen themed light gray. This gloss brown edition is usually reserved for Alamo Drafthouse Theater and sold only at brick-and-mortar locations, but this edition is for sale at the Mondo store website online (perhaps owing to Covid making brick-and-mortar sales more difficult).

A full standing ape wearing a straw hat and standing on a coconut while singing and shaking a pair of maracas. Celebrates 20 years of the band, APE. Modeled after an earlier keychain of the same design (with ukulele, not maracas). Preceded by several different glaze editions of a similar sculpt of the ape playing a ukulele.

This maraca version was limited to 50 pieces in One-Of-A-Kind glaze combinations with a full-color extended palette of colors ($400 each). Additionally, there were 50 of this design in Coconut Brown with 10 pieces in an antiqued darker coconut brown, and 50 in special edition glaze colors such as blue, red, and green ($250 each).

This mug is a highly detailed rendering of the Creature from the Black Lagoon, from the classic Universal Studios monster films.

Moore makes these in small batches and releases them on his Etsy store where they tend to sell out very quickly.

A full standing ape wearing a straw hat and standing on a coconut while singing and shaking a pair of maracas. Celebrates 20 years of the band, APE. Modeled after an earlier keychain of the same design (with ukulele, not maracas). Preceded by several different glaze editions of a similar sculpt of the ape playing a ukulele.

This maraca version was limited to 50 pieces with 10 pieces in an antiqued darker coconut brown. Additionally, there were 50 of this design in One-Of-A-Kind glaze combinations with a full-color extended palette of colors ($400 each) and 50 in special edition glaze colors such as blue, red, and green ($250 each).

This is a mug in the likeness of the Barker Bird from Disney's The Enchanted Tiki Room -- a parrot wearing a bowtie and flat brimmed hat. He is glazed in almond brown. This color-way was followed by a blue wipe "Ghost Edition" and a white with black wipe "Bone Edition".

This mug depicts a tiki idol on top of a tombstone which has a face with an axe stuck in his head. This is the Ghost edition, which is primarily a blue color with a red wiped finish. This edition was limited to 250, but is not numbered. Other editions include a red sangre glaze, and a brown quicksand color. The design is a "tikified" play on one of the stretching posters in the Haunted Mansion attraction at both US Disney theme parks.

This mug depicts a grim reaper over a boneyard with the phrase "Splendor et Divitiae" on the reverse side. This is the Mortuus variant, which has a very dark blue color wipe over a white primary. It is sold by Mondo Tees. This mug is available in several colors including all white "Blight", all black "Plague", a red "Exsanguine" and tan "Designer Series" variations.

Mai-tai/double-rocks glass that depicts a "tikified" style image of Madam Leota and the Hitchhiking ghosts from Disney's Haunted Mansion attraction. This glass is sold as a set with blue and orange variants. These were released as part of Jeff Granito's "Calling All Spirits" line of products, and sold primarily through etsy.

This mug depicts a seated male tiki drinking from a smaller tiki mug. Brown glazed exterior with light blue interior.

From Towanda Tikis Etsy store online:

"This is ‘Towalter’ Version 2. He holds approximately 12 oz. This is an ‘open’ edition ~ But we may stop production at anytime without notice. As of Sept/2020 production run is 125. We may do a 2021 V3 but haven’t decided yet."

Designed by Denise Saffren of Towanda Tikis, and manufactured by Bauer Pottery. It depicts a seated female tiki drinking from a smaller tiki mug. She has several flowers in her hair. This was the Second Edition, released as a pair (but sold separately) with the Towalter design.

This mug has a brown glaze with purple coloring on the hair flowers. The inside is glazed blue.

This is released as an open edition.

This mug depicts a tiki idol holding a book, on top of a barrel of dynamite with a fuse lit by a candle. This is the Sangre edition, which is primarily a blood red color with a black wiped finish. This edition was limited to 250, but is not numbered. Other editions include a whitish ghost glaze, and a brown quicksand color. The design is a "tikified" play on one of the stretching posters in the Haunted Mansion attraction at both US Disney theme parks.

This mug depicts the "Rosita" animatronic parrot from the Tangaroa Terrace at Disneyland, perched on a crate that says "TikiLand Day." Rosita is a light pink color, almost white.

This mug was released as an optional set with the similar Jose design. It was sold through the Tikiland Trading Co. website.