The Feejee Mermaid was produced by Munktiki. The design is based on an old PT Barnum hoax in which the head and torso of a monkey was attached to the tail of a fish. For this edition, the arm placement and color varies from mug to mug.

This light brown wood grain bucket mug was designed by Phillipe Tilikete for Tiki Farm. The mug has a tiki face with orange protruding eyes, a teardrop-shaped nose and an open, half-moon mouth exposing its teeth.

This light brown wood grain bucket mug was designed by Phillipe Tilikete for Tiki Farm. The mug has a tiki face with green protruding eyes, a teardrop-shaped nose and an open, half-moon mouth exposing its teeth.

This pineapple-shaped ashtray was designed by Stephen Crane Associates for the Kon Tiki chain. The interior is yellow and reads "Kon Tiki." The exterior is brown, and the ashtray's leaves are green.

This pineapple-shaped ashtray was designed by Stephen Crane Associates for the Kon Tiki Ports restaurant. The interior is yellow and reads "Kon Tiki Ports." The exterior is brown, and the ashtray's leaves are green.

This mug was designed for the short-lived Mauna Loa restaurant in Detroit. Mug is shaped like a coconut and is brown with white interior. Used to serve the "Coco Aku" which is described as "Coconut milk, spices and rums are delicately blended to suit the most discriminate taste."

This decanter was created for Ti Toki, a liqueur from New Zealand. Appropriately, the design is a Maori design, with a detailed tiki with a pointed tongue. This version is blue, with black eyes.

Black moai, with no eyes. This mug was manufactured for Zombie Village in Oakland, CA by OMC.

This cylindrical mug was manufactured by Otagiri. The mug is of a stylized moai and has distinctive large, rounded eyeballs. The bottom is concave.

This mug was designed by Doug Horne and manufactured by Tiki Farm as a promotional item accompanying the release of James Teitelbaum's book Big Stone Head. The mug is shaped like a moai, of course, which is resting on a rock pile. The glaze is green/brown.

This beautifully grotesque creation originally came from 'Ona Tiki in Burbank, California. This version was produced by Munktiki. The swampy green color is described as "rot" color. The moai/zombie design has a nose cavity and teeth, rotting skin and red eyes.

This mug was designed and produced by Cass McClure aka Ocea Otica. The mug is shaped like a moai bust. The moai has very pronounced nostrils, no eyes, long ears and a broad straight mouth. The glazes vary.