This is a mug shaped like a hermit crab wearing a rum barrel for a shell. Red glazed crab with wood brown barrel and dark brass barrel bands. A few white barnacles on side of barrel. There is also a Super Limited Edition of 25.

This is a mug shaped like bamboo with leaves, beetles, and a dragonfly clinging to the sides. This is the Limited Edition which was issued in the following colors: Teal, Green, Yellow and Cream glaze.

This mug is based on the original Tiki Bob design but has an atomic era flair with indentations on middle, sides, and bottom. This is the slipcast/molded edition based on earlier slab/handbuilt versions.

This is a hiball mug with a full-body cat design on the front. Comes in a boxed set of four, with four different designs, in green, blue, purple, and pink glazes.

This black tiki mug was originally designed by Bosko and looks much like some of his carvings, a simple design with large diamond eyes and an open mouth, however, this mug is an unauthorized reproduction with no makers markings on bottom. Original authorized versions are marked "Tiki Objects by Bosko" on bottom.

This is a mug shaped like the head of a hula girl with large hibiscus flower tucked above her right ear. The wahine head mold by Holland Molds has has also been used since the 1960s to make plaster heads/busts which were then painted in similar fashion to the more expensive Marwal heads/busts. These measure just short of 9 inches tall but there is some variation due to type of ceramic slip or plaster used and firing/drying rates. This mug version is available in different glaze combinations, including a black glaze and a white glaze.

This is a long platter featuring the god Maui roping the sun, based on the Enchanted Tiki Room characters. The show states: "Maui who roped the playful sun and brought his people time. Through his special mystic powers he made the sun keep regular hours. Maui tells us time to go. Time for wonderous tiki show." This is one in a series of similarly shaped platters by Eric October that range from Disney inspired to Papua New Guinea to Maori designs.