This is a mug shaped like a fortune teller machine, often associated with the "Zoltar" brand as featured in the film, Big (1988), with Tom Hanks. This machine is still being produced today. Biggs Tiki made several glaze color variations of this design, but this is a one-off version which has a differently colored interior. Mug is square shaped and features a male fortune teller with turban on front, drapes on sides and a skull version of the teller with turban on reverse which mirrors the front image.

This is a one-of-a-kind hand-built mug as proof of concept by Andrew Cooke to drum up interest for a hoped for small run of 100 or so mugs for Trader Vic's London. Inspired by the classic Waren Zevon 70's hit song, "Werewolves of London". It portrays the werewolf from the song with a Hawaiian shirt, pina colada, and perfect hair.

This white platter featuring a scene of kanes and wahines similar to those found on the Trader Vic's menus was manufactured by Tepco for Trader Vic's. It has a floral border. There is also a matching plate that was made by Vernon Kilns. It is possible that both companies made other pieces using this same pattern.

The Wolfman from Mondo, 2nd edition. 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. The first edition variant of The Wolfman was glazed in dark matte brown. The third edition was a light gray variant called the "Silver Screen" edition. There was also a fourth edition in a lighter gloss brown done for the Alamo Draft House Theater.

The Phantom of the Opera from Mondo, 1st edition. 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. This first edition is in "Curtain Call Crimson" glaze. There is another Phantom mug variant in "Crescendo" glaze (black and red -- what some might call "Dark Cherry").

The Wolfman from Mondo, 1st edition. 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 second edition "Full Moon" variant of the Wolfman mug in white with blue wipe glaze. The third edition was a light gray variant called the "Silver Screen" edition. There was also a fourth edition in a lighter gloss brown done for the Alamo Draft House Theater.

This white teapot was manufactured for Ren Clark's Polynesian Village. It features a tapa pattern around the rim as well as their signature tiki which was carved by Milan Guanko. This pattern is part of a larger dinner service set from the original restaurant.

The Creature from the Black Lagoon from Mondo, 1st edition with a yellow base glaze and "Gillman Green" wipe overglaze. 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 3-D variant of the Creature mug with a base blue glaze and a red wipe finish to mimic the effect of the blue and red lenses on 3-D glasses.

The Mummy from Mondo, 1st edition. 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 "Scarab Variant" of the Mummy mug in iridescent black.

From their website:

"The Tahiti Felix 70th Anniversary tiki mug. Celebrating 70 years of America’s oldest family run tattoo parlour, in continuous service est. 1949. Tahiti Felix Lynch was not only a tattooer. He and his Tahitian bride, Nui, also lived and embraced the Polynesian lifestyle. He performed all over the world with his Polynesian floor show troop 'The Regal Tahitians' from the late 1950’s thru the late 1960’s entertaining our armed forces in USO shows in the hey day of Tiki Culture! Today our shop, located in the heart of San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, celebrates his legacy. Many of Tahiti Felix’s original drums and tiki’s, hand carved in the 1950’s for Felix by Hollywood set designer Hal Wilcox, can be found in the shop. You’ll also find some of the largest collections of original tattoo art on public display spanning over 7 decades. A true part of San Diego, Tattoo and Tiki history! Our 70th anniversary mug celebrates the Tahiti Felix Master Tattoo ohana and continued service since 1949. Original Marquesan style mug concept design by Tahiti Gil and produced here in the USA by world renowned tiki mug carver Tiki Diablo. Included with the mug are two custom cast swizzles by Adventure artist Mike Grider. Limited Edition Size: 200 mugs. Release date: May 2020 (delayed from July ‘19)"

This is a small mug shaped like a traditional Maori tiki with tongue out and a skull on its forehead. It was part of a set with a larger Maxie Maori mug.

This mug is shaped like a traditional full body Maori tiki with tongue out and holding a skull in front. Glazed in a reddish brown. Sold as a set along with a Minnie Maori.