This is a mug shaped like bamboo with leaves, beetles, and a dragonfly clinging to the sides. The Limited Edition was issued in the following colors: Teal, Green, Yellow and Cream glaze. This version in matte black was created for the Black Friday 2017 event and is numbered within the original edition of 100, although only 10 in this color were issued.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel with monkeys coming out of the top. Similar to the game produced in 1965 and currently made by Milton Bradley. The Limited Edition was produced in three glaze colors: Barrel Brown, Mossy Brown and Woodsie Green. There is also a Super Limited Edition in Redwood Brown. This version in matte black was created for the Black Friday 2017 event and 10 were issued although they are numbered within the original Limited Edition of 100.

This mug is shaped like a Tiki head with bow-shaped mouth lined with square teeth, squat nose, a v-shaped brow, and diamond shape on forehead. Wood grain. It is a collaboration between Tiki J (Jurgen Goyvaerts) and JerK Kustoms. Comes in various color-ways.

Designed by Ken Holewczynski/House of Tabu and sculpted and produced by John Mulder (aka., Eekum Bookum). This first limited edition series is limited to 100 mugs in a matte catacomb gold outer glaze and red gloss inner glaze. Tut also has red jeweled eyes and comes in a burial crate. Owners of the Tut Tut Mug also are initiated into The Order of the Golden Fez, complete with a matching numbered certificate corresponding to their mug. Buried with Tut are various trinkets and an original recipe card. Limited to two per customer.

A mug shaped like a moai head with rough/primitive texture. Similar to and might be based off of the Duncan Moai 1963 Hobbyist Moai Mug, but with some distinctive differences. Came in a variety of glaze colors.

This is the fifth Tiki mug designed and manufactured by Zigi Tiki. It is shaped like a Tiki head with a fat lower lip, hence the name. Most of them have a ring through the lips, and an intimidating skull on the headdress. Comes in various colors and numbered at bottom. Some have shaka hands.

A mug shaped like a voodoo doll's head made of sack cloth, roughly stitched, with buttons for eyes. Designed by Ken Holewczynski/House of Tabu and sculpted and produced by Munktiki. Black glaze over bone and sealed in a matte finish on the outside, with a gloss black inner glaze.

This is a mug shaped like a classic Kane Tiki. Features a dark brown glaze. Marked for Bootlegger Tiki in Palm Springs, CA.

This is a mug shaped like a Wahaika Warclub resting on a bed of lava rock. The resting Tiki on the club has red jewel eyes (as opposed to the abalone used on the event mug) and the handle Tiki has a white rope (as opposed to the leather beaded wrap used on the event mug) handle around its neck. The mug was designed by Doug Horne and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder). This version was limited to three and sold a year after the event by Rory Snyder, after having been discovered as extra stock in the Eekum Bookum warehouse. The Wahaika was a short weapon used for close quarter fighting only, with thrusts and jabs. It is believed the small ridge on the blade side was to trap the opponent's weapon thereby disarming them. These clubs were held at the end by a thong of dog's skin looped through the handle and securely around the hand.

This mug was manufactured by Otagiri for Bob Lee's Islander in Boston, MA. The mug is white, with a large palm tree in painted relief on the front, with "Bob Lee's Islander" in raised black letters. Also has painted clouds and mountain landscape, all in relief. OMC sticker on bottom.

This is the "Eekum Bookum" Headhunter Tiki Logo mug. The headhunter is smiling and holding a skull headed stick. The mug is made of high fire stoneware and is glazed in a lime green.

This is a fogcutter mug featuring a Chinese junk on the front. It is glazed yellow with brown details for the junk. Marked "Dave Wong's China Sails" on back, with OMC sticker and "Made for China Sails by Otagiri Co." on bottom.