This is a mug shaped like a shrunken Tiki Bob with its eyes and mouth sewn shut. Artist proofs vary in glaze color and decoration.

This decanter was a promotional item for Kahlua Liqueur. It features a Mayan figure who is standing on a pedestal with both hands crossed under his head. The figure is wearing a large ornate headdress. Glazed in a bone/beige color. Unlike the later green and brown Kahlua decanters that follow, this figure has a "Kahlua" label across bottom front (sometimes peeled off due to age) instead of molded lettering on front. There is a very similar decanter with different headrest, kneeling, with bowl under its mouth, which came out previously.

This skull mug comes with and without devil horns. Missing lower jaw. Each mug is a little different. Numbered on bottom.

This moai mug has a top-knot featuring a stylized, repeating glyph and the reverse features the Easter Island Birdman symbol. Glazed in a Jungle Green glaze. Part of Tiki Farm's “Easter Island Tribute Series”.

A Witco inspired world globe mug with orbiting wooden satellite. This is an "In the Lap of the Gods” Tiki chalice. The base is comprised of four different Tiki gods that represent the islands of Hawaii, Raratonga, The Marquesas and Rapa Nui. The four different tapa patterns below the Tikis are also from each of those islands. The upper portion is the iconic Witco Globe, symbolizing that Tiki IS our world. High-fired stoneware made in the USA. The mug was designed by Doug Horne based on vintage Witco pieces and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder).

A mug shaped like a Moai head. Hi-Tide Recordings releases surf, instro & lounge recordings worldwide and presents the annual Asbury Park Surf Music Festival. This is the first Hi-Tide tiki mug, made by Laplaca Pottery Works in Point Pleasant, New Jersey. Originally released at The Anchor's Bend in Asbury Park on May 4, 2018. Finished in one of the following 4 glazes: Blue, Brown Matte, Green Speckle, and Blue Speckle.

This is a tiki mug based on Timber Cove Tiki's carving of a Ku tiki. Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2018.

This standing tiki mug is marked for The Polynesian in New York City and has a skull at base. Glazed with a wipe-away dark brown to leave an overall bone/beige color glaze with darker glaze in recesses. In different menus, this mug has been matched to several drinks including the "Tangaroa" and "Chief Lapu Lapu".

This is a mug shaped like a sitting mermaid with tail curled to the side, wearing a shell bra, with both hands to her hair on either side of her head. This version of the mug has a matte green glaze and was created for the Tonga Hut in Palm Springs.

This is a mug shaped like the bloody head of George Romero and a nod to the film Dawn of the Dead that has the top of his head chopped off by a helicopter. Comes with Drink Recipe for "The Rumero" drink.

This mug was designed by Devon Devereaux and manufactured by Munktiki Imports for the inaugural 2018 Golden OptimisTiki Market & Luau at Bali Hai in San Diego, CA. The proceeds went to youth charity fundraising for the Point Loma Optimist Club, part of Optimist International. The mug is based on Bali Hai's "Goof on the Roof." This version is glazed in brown but there is a gold crowned version as well.

A mug shaped like a sharp toothed tiki head with a small skull on its forehead. According to the Shrunken Monkey site: "Found in a remote location deep in the heart of Polynesia, this Witch Doctor's Tiki was believed to prevent evil spirits from entering the village and bestow good luck on his tribe. Once colorful, the Tiki worked for may years till the Doctor displeased the gods, resulting in the village being burned turning the Tiki solid black."