A Ku Tiki mug wearing a captain's hat, white tank top, blue jeans, and black boots. He is sitting on a rum barrel. This is one of three color-ways (green, brown, and this full-color) and is the official Tiki mug of True Love Tattoo in Sherwood, Queensland. The shop is located at 465 Oxley Road.

This rum barrel mug was produced by Tiki Farm for Smuggler's Cove in San Francisco, CA. The barrel is green (with brown highlights) and has four straps. It reads "Smuggler's Cove" on the front in raised letters and "San Francisco" on the back. This is the "Farewell Edition" of this design and marks its retirement. Limited to two per guest and not available for mail order.

This is a mug shaped like a fog cutter and decorated with imagery from Led Zeppelin's fourth album. Sculpt and manufacturing by Wendy Cevola. This is an original one-off commissioned design. The front shows a hooded, Druid-like figure holding a lantern, standing on rocks. It was taken from the inside sleeve of the record. The sleeve art, in turn, is from a charcoal drawing by lead guitarist Jimmy Page's friend Barrington Colby. Colby evidently drew it at Page's request. The man with the lantern is sometimes said to be The Hermit, Number IX in the tarot card deck, who is usually represented as a bearded monk holding a lamp to light the way. Of the image, Page was quoted: "The idea represents the ascension to the beacon and the light of truth." Many people thought this figure was actually Gandalf the Wizard out of The Lord of the Rings since some of their lyrics make mention of Tolkien's work. The back of the mug features symbols which represent all four of the band members.

A skull mug with pinwheel red and black eye sockets. This is the mascot skull for The Vortex bar and grill in Atlanta, Georgia. Made in China by Munktiki Imports but not marked as such on the mug.

This is a mug shaped like a modernist styled cat with strong curved surfaces, a featureless face, long neck, and a tail that sweeps backwards toward the front.

This mug, despite the name which has to do with the cocktail served, is shaped like a Tiki and not a menehune. It is a standing Ku styled Tiki with figure-eight-shaped mouth, squinted eyes, and a long headdress. The Tiki is glazed in honey brown with the top and bottom rims and back glazed in a light beige. Back also features a large red Bacardi bat seal.

This is a bowl with a Tiki hut in center and a small standing Tiki standing outside the hut. Artist proofs have unique details and glazing.

A decanter shaped like a robed skeleton. Ceramic "button" shaped stopper on back of robe with cork attached. Came as a set with six matching skull-shaped sake glasses.

Scene on this mug depicts a black-haired hula girl with a white skirt dancing with a palm tree on the left and a catamaran on the right. Painted multi-color on a mainly white background. "Harveys Lake Tahoe" printed in black on front. There is also a more common version of this mug with "Harvey's" in a script font with apostrophe included.

This tiki mug has a large belly, with hands clasping the sides, small eyes, and a headdress. Glaze is tan/dark beige.

This is a Tom Collins glass featuring a Tangaroa style Tiki in a sailor outfit and hat. Sailor Cook (Tangaroa Tiki) illustration by Amanda Killoran, based on an original mug design by VanTiki. This year's Tiki Kon theme celebrated the early years of the United Service Organization (USO) and its start 75 years before, during WWII, with the brave men and women who served in the Pacific Theater. There is also a matching shot glass. Sold individually or in packs.

This is a shot glass featuring a Tangaroa style Tiki in a sailor outfit and hat. Sailor Cook (Tangaroa Tiki) illustration by Amanda Killoran, based on an original mug design by VanTiki. This year's Tiki Kon theme celebrated the early years of the United Service Organization (USO) and its start 75 years before, during WWII, with the brave men and women who served in the Pacific Theater. There is also a matching Tom Collins glass. Sold individually or in packs.