This huge volcano shaped mug was manufactured by Porcelanas Pavon in Spain. It is brown with red lava flowing down the sides. The volcano has two straw holes. It has a removable lid which can hold dry ice.

This tiki mug is green, with long legs and body, and a small head. Head has small eyes and a defined figure-eight mouth. "St. Lucia" is printed in black on bottom rim on front.

The Revolving Restaurant Mug is of unknown origin. It is an all-white eight story building with a circular top floor.

This mug is part of a set of mugs with an airbrushed glaze. This version is brown with a lotus leaf & flower design. It has a handle on the back.

This handled, brown mug is shaped somewhat like a coffee mug, with a caricature of Jimmy Carter's face on one side. Glazed in brown, and unmarked.

This mug was designed by Rob Hawes aka MauiTiki. The mug was inspired by two of Rob's favorite mugs, the classic x-eyes mug and Munktiki's Tappo. The tiki has a headdress made up of diamond shapes, large football shaped eyes, a figure eight mouth showing off his many teeth and a pattern of raised circles around the base above a pattern of squares. This version is a prototype for a test glaze. Only one was made.

This beige teacup was manufactured for the Kahiki in Columbus, OH. One side has "Kahiki" printed on it. The other side features the long Kahiki signature moai head.

This white teapot was manufactured for the Kon Tiki Ports. It features their logo of a bird on pilings seen through a porthole.