This lidded coconut condiment bowl is marked "Kon Tiki Ports" on the front and was manufactured by H.F. Pottery for Steve Crane Associates.

This mug has a rootball lid and two straw holes in the center. It has an Andres Bumatay style face with extra rings around the eyes. Tattoos and palm tree bark is sculpted around the perimeter of the face and the base of the feet. The body is pitted from neck to toe & front to back. Comes with a ceramic Hawaiian war club with a matching glaze. The war club has a bird's head sculpted on both sides and a Hawaiian warrior resting on the back. Made from a 24-piece mold! Signed certificate of authenticity included.

Made to look like a carved coconut with a Marquesan Tiki face. Has an asymmetrical opening for use with a straw. Dark brown glaze with white interior.

A mug with oblong eye sockets and a textured/antiqued surface. It was featured in the cocktail book 'Beachbum Berry Remixed', and can be found on page 87 being used for the 'Shrunken Skull' drink. It has a "fire trough" on the rim, the idea being to load the trough with 151 rum or bread soaked with 151 to serving a flaming skull.

There were 10 Numbered versions of this mug made by Munktiki.

This is a stacker mug shaped like a puffer fish. These mugs are sold "blind-boxed" with a variety of glaze combinations. Released in the Munktiki vending machine on 12/10/2011 at the Grasshut Gallery in Portland, OR.

Coconut mug in black. "Frankoma T7" in recessed letters on bottom.

Coconut mug in desert gold. "Frankoma T7" in recessed letters on bottom.

Unglazed exterior coconut mug. "Frankoma T7" in recessed letters on bottom.

Dark blue coconut mug. "Frankoma" in recessed letters on bottom.

Coconut mug in wysteria (light lavender). "Frankoma T7" in recessed letters on bottom.

This eerie green zombie mug was designed by Steve Foote (aka Tikiracer) and was manufactured by Cheekytiki in England. The zombie has large dead eyes, two slits for a nose and wide mouth exposing all of his teeth except where his zombie flesh upper lip is sagging down. He also has a shock a hair at the top of the mug and a shaggy goatee at the base. The limited edition is signed, numbered, and has hand-painted details. It is also accompanied by a print and certificate.

Kahiki Kai was designed by Marcus Pizzuti and manufactured by Tiki Farm for Frankie's Tiki Room in Las Vegas, NV. The tiki is yellow (second glaze color produced) with a squat body, round eyes, a happy grin, a sassy stance and a really tall headdress.