This barrel mug was made from a 1962 Duncan mold design. The handle came in a set that included a "Hillbilly Handle" and "Nude Handle" mold. The nude handle measures 4.25" tall. Production number is: "DM 1001 -- Mug Handles" and the barrel mold is: "DM 33 Beer Mug Mold" (which has a wood grain pattern and bands at top and bottom). As a hobbyist set, glazes and design features vary.

This is a mug depicting a polynesian woman in a flowered dress and one in a hula skirt. The first holds a basket in one hand and palm fronds surround her. The second one is dancing with one arm outstretched. Black background. White glazed interior.

This is a mug depicting a polynesian woman in a flowered dress and one in a hula skirt. The first holds a basket in one hand and palm fronds surround her. The second one is dancing with one arm outstretched. Red background. White glazed interior.

These are salt and pepper shakers shaped like garnished cocktail glasses.

A Ku styled Tiki Mug with a nubby headdress, crescent eyes, and bow-shaped mouth. From Tiki Kaimuki's Web site: "After many years of sculpting and then scrapping, I have finally designed a Ku mug that I feel appropriately honors my family's culture." Comes in a variety of colors.

Each Custom Tiki Bob Bowl by Wendy Cevola is a one-of-a-kind piece. Each is supported by three Tiki Bobs, but glazing varies from piece to piece.

A wacky looking Papua New Guinea Tiki mug with a curly design motif on face, nose, arms, and stomach. Brown glaze. Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2012.

A Marquesan styled Tiki mug holding a skull. Green glaze. Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2012.

This is a bronze two-faced Tiki mug. Each face has an angular nose and droopy eyes. Named Project Janus after the Roman God of beginnings and endings. A sly nod to this year's spy theme, Janus is literally a double-agent. "TO 12" is written on the base. There is also a grayish blue glazed version.

This mug is shaped like a diving helmet and was hand made by Tiki tOny. The helmet is beige with rivet marks and barnacles.

This is a horned Devil-Tiki mug glazed matte black and gloss red. This is the first ever mug for the Tiki Hell Room Party. It was held in Room 1749 at the Crown Plaza on August 17th-18th, 2012.

This is a Mai Tai or lowball glass featuring a fictional but vintage-looking Tiki location in Huntington Beach, CA. Orange graphics of Ku Tikis and palm trees.