This is a modernist/expressionist interpretation of the classic Paul Marshall Products Peanut Mug. One eye is larger than the other and a slight bend on the mug gives the illusion of movement. The first glaze edition of the design has a red glaze that has been wiped off the top areas of bisque but left inside all of the crevices and recesses to make the sculpt really "pop". The second edition in purple uses the same wiped glaze finish. This version is an Artist Proof, and, as such, is unique in color and detail.

This silvertone mug is inspired by Papua New Guinea Yipwon spirit figures. The Yipwon is an abstract representation of the human figure that is made by the Yimam cultures of Papua New Guinea. The figure consists of several parts with the form of a bird. This mug features a tucked-in and modified, low-hanging "pompadour" inspired direction. The next part is a human male face, a long narrow nose, and a mouth puckered as if whistling. A protruding ridge runs from the top of the head and continues down to the chin, apparently indicating a beard. Oral stories from the Yimam culture state that this figure represents the hunting spirit in human form.

This double headed mug has the body of an emaciated man and both its heads have large round eyes, long ears, and skull like grimaces. It stands on a small block shaped pedestal. Based on the original wooden carvings made on Rapa Nui (Easter Island). This version has a Kissed By Pele glaze.

A mug shaped like a pig in a hula skirt. Marked for the Blind Pig Kitchen & Bar in Rancho Santa Margarita, CA.

This is a mug shaped like an upside down pink pig. It has a straw hole in one buttock.

This is a mash-up between the classic Tiki Bob mug and a rum barrel. The mug is numbered and hand-signed, and includes an enamel pin, a sticker, a BigToe swizzle stick, and a menu card of the cocktail specially designed for this mug by Voodoo Jorge of Frankie's Tiki Oasis (West Los Angeles). The cocktail won the award for best cocktail at Tiki Oasis 2018.

A full standing tiki mug with a long beak and arms that separate from the body with hands on hips. Design based on the Birdman Tiki, carved by Barney West and erected in 1962, outside of Trader Vic's in Old Town Scottsdale, AZ. This is an artist proof and, as such, each is unique in glaze and detail.

This is a coconut-shaped mug marked for Shore Leave restaurant in Boston, MA. It has the restaurant name in a circular "cutout" on the front and is decorated on the back with pink flowers and a green palm, from the restaurant logo. Overall the mug is brown and has a natural colored top and interior to simulate a machete chopped top. It serves Shore Leave's signature drink, including passion and lime, silver and Jamaican rums, Madeira wine, molasses, and aromatic bitters.

This tiki mug from the Rainforest Cafe is Ku-like, with happy squinting eyes, and giving two "thumbs-up".

A full bodied tiki shaped shot mug with almond shaped eyes, both hands holding mouth open, and large tongue extended out. This shot mug is a collaboration between 3 french artists: Jerome Laojia (design), Absurd Toys (sculpt), Oncle Red (graphics), and Switzerland’s JerK Kustoms (manufacture). Issued in 3 colorways (green, blue, yellow) of 16 mugs, total 48 mugs. This template, however, is for test glazes which, as such, are unique in glaze color and detail.

This is a mug shaped like a cannon. It comes with its own firing stand made of bluish resin. Mug portion is 4.5" tall. Stand is 4" wide. Has an orange glaze wash finish. Used to serve the "Smoking Cannon" cocktail which includes bourbon, Barbados rum, sherry, pineapple, bitters, and cinnamon smoke. There are two versions of this edition. The previous version 1 has a brown firing stand and the cannon is lighter brown with a less orange wash (first 50 of edition). This version 2 has a bluish stand and the cannon is darker brown with a more orange wash (#51-150 of edition). Version 2 was released on November 19, 2018.

This is a mug shaped like a fish with sharp teeth.