This mug is shaped like a fez-wearing big-fanged monkey crouching and holding a tiki head between its knees. This first edition in orange was followed by a second edition in blue.

In the 1990s, archeologists in Mexico City unearthed a 500-year-old skeleton near an ancient Aztec temple - a victim of human sacrifice. Perhaps even more chilling was what the beheaded skeleton was holding: two small whistles, one in the shape of a skull. When a researcher blew into one of the tiny instruments, the horrifying sounds that emerged immediately captivated imaginations. One scholar described the noise as a shriek of death. The dreadful, high-pitched sound of the whistle is perhaps most comparable to a human scream. The true purpose of these artifacts has baffled experts. Were they used to terrorize enemies in warfare? Were they used to induce trances as part of healing rituals? Perhaps they were used in the ritual of human sacrifice? Nobody knows. This is the super limited edition lava glazed version of this mug design. Death Whistle mugs have a hidden compartment in its underside that holds its actual Death Whistle. The whistle can be blown via a hole in the back of the mug.

This is a tall robot shaped mug from Chopper in Nashville, TN. It has small round eyes and an oval mouth with square clenched teeth. The body is somewhat reminiscent of a Dalek robot from the TV series Dr Who - body coning outward from the head with regular diamond shaped bumps around the circumference. Orange glaze. It is used to serve the "Robot Zombie" described as a blend of fassionola, lemon, lime, Jamaican rum, and flaming cinnamon.

This is a squat robot head mug from Chopper in Nashville, TN. It has oval eyes and a rectangular mouth. Glazed in a light turquoise. It is used to serve the "Chopper Mai Tai".

The Mummy from Mondo, 4th edition Gloss Brown Variant 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 1st Edition of the Mummy mug in tan & brown, a 2nd Edition Scarab Variant in Iridescent Black, and a 3rd Edition "Silver Screen" variant in light gray. The brown glaze version is usually only intended to be available for sale at Alamo Drafthouse locations but (due to Covid probably) was opened up for sale on the MONDO website.

This is a mug shaped like a tall blue tiki head wearing a red fireman's helmet marked with the number 31. Cap'n Steve Tiki had these birthday mugs made with the proceeds from the sale of 30 of them (at $80 per mug) going to the staff at Ventiki because of the COVID shutdown going on. On August 29th, the artist Kevin Gallegly (The Tacky Tiki) signed the pre-ordered mugs at the Ventiki gift shop. Steve's generosity and other donations to the Ventiki Ohana GoFundMe campaign helped raise $18,000 for the employees during the shutdown.

This mug is a full standing tiki with a large "V" on forehead, round eyes, and a squarish nose and mouth. Marked for the Ventiki in Ventura, CA. First color-way of 500 glazed in a "Beachcomber Brown" with "Jade Green" second color-way following and limited to 400. This third version is in a "Burnt Orange" (Tiki Farm's first use of this glaze color for a production mug). Signature drink with this mug is the Poerava (pronounced Po-oh-ra-va which translates as Black-Pearl). Made with Kerns Farm Peach Nectar, Kerns Farm Guava Nectar, Lime Juice, Rum Blend (with LemonHart 1804 and Coruba), Pimento Dram, Angostura Bitters and Vanilla Syrup. Garnished with a tall Ventiki Swizzle and an orchid.

This is a white glazed bamboo mug with a green leaf twined around it and marked for Soji Modern Asian Restaurant in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

This is a mug that combines elements from the classic Fu Manchu orientalia mug with the Gill-Man (Creature from the Black Lagoon). And holding a skull in his hands! It was designed by Doug Horne for the Aku Aku tiki bar in Orlando, Florida and used in a Kickstarter campaign. To receive a mug, you had to pledge at least $65 and at the $300 and up tier pledgers were able to get an embellished version of the mug with hand-painted details by Doug Horne (at least 3 backers at this level).

Max's South Seas Hideaway describes this mug: " We are releasing a limited-edition mug designed by Michigan artist Doug P'Gosh. We produced this mug in Grand Rapids in our in-house ceramic studio. The new mug is called simply "Gecko" because it depicts one of our owners, Hawaiian artist Gecko, a world-renowned tiki artist based in Honolulu. Gecko can't make it to GR for the event but the artist who designed the mug (Doug P'Gosh) will be here and will sign your mug if you want. Come meet him and buy a mug or two. The price is $125 per mug. There are two separate glazes available: “Maori Red" and “Sandstone Orange." We produced 100 of each of these mugs."

Max's South Seas Hideaway describes this mug: " We are releasing a limited-edition mug designed by Michigan artist Doug P'Gosh. We produced this mug in Grand Rapids in our in-house ceramic studio. The new mug is called simply "Gecko" because it depicts one of our owners, Hawaiian artist Gecko, a world-renowned tiki artist based in Honolulu. Gecko can't make it to GR for the event but the artist who designed the mug (Doug P'Gosh) will be here and will sign your mug if you want. Come meet him and buy a mug or two. The price is $125 per mug. There are two separate glazes available: “Maori Red" and “Sandstone Orange." We produced 100 of each of these mugs."

This is a mug shaped like a long faced tiki with coffee bean shaped eyes, a long narrow nose, puckered mouth, and hands held in front. Wood grain. Design by SHAG and manufactured by Bauer Pottery. This event mug was issued in a terra cotta orange glaze for the second annual Arizona Tiki Oasis, the twin event to the San Diego Tiki Oasis. This was held at the Valley Ho resort (est. 1956) in Old Town Scottsdale. This blue version is a smaller edition of 100 mugs for the SHAG Store in Palm Springs.