This mug is shaped like a warrior with a Tiki Bob face, and holding a bamboo spear with an impaled ceramic head of a pith-helmeted explorer and ceramic spear tip.

Headhunter Bob is a 3 piece ceramic mug that holds 32 fl oz and there are 12 APs in circulation. This white bone glaze was sold to raise money for Canucks Autism Network.

This hiball was manufactured by OMC. It features a samurai on the front and a brown pagoda on the back. Marked for the Fuji-En in Denver on reverse. Located at 930 Lincoln Street, Denver, CO, the Fuji-En was perhaps the best remembered Japanese restaurant in the Denver area between 1946 and the 1980's. It was located outside the city's traditionally Japanese enclave between Lawrence and Larimer Streets. The Fuji-En was a miniature, idealized version of Japan. Established in 1959, it was Denver's only Japanese restaurant for most Denverites. A miniature wooden bridge led diners to the main dining room or to one of the "Zashiki Tea Rooms". A visit to The Fuji-En was as far East as Denver got during the 1960's and 1970's.

From Golden Tiki:

"The Flaming Goddess kneels before you, inside she contains a refreshing tiki beverage, and in her hand a burning lime holds an offering to the great volcano. Will you join her on this quest?

Dimensions: 14oz capacity. 7.5 inches tall - 6 inches deep - 3 inches wide. *glaze may vary

DESIGNED BY THOR IN COORDINATION WITH THE GOLDEN TIKI"

This mug depicts an Easter Island Moai version of Ray Lampe, a BBQ pitmaster, author and television personality known as "Dr. BBQ."

Manufactured by Tiki Farm for the Burnt Ends Tiki Bar in St. Petersburg, Florida.

This is a mini version of the 9-inch-tall Moai Max, that is a little over half as tall, about 5 inches in height. It was part of a wider release of this design.

From Max's South Seas Hideaway:

"Designed by our in-house ceramics team, this mug design is based on a wood carving found inside Max’s. We call this homage to the stone carvings found on Easter Island 'Moai Max.' We created three glaze colors: Sandstone (limited edition of 25), Granite (limited edition of 25), and Volcanic Ash (edition of 50).

The volcanic ash Moai mugs will not be sold online - they’re for in-house sale at Max’s only starting Tuesday, May 31.

All mugs are numbered on the bottom. They hold 14 oz of liquid and stand approximately 9 inches tall.

The Volcanic Ash Moai comes with a little 'mini Moai' sidekick."

From Max's South Seas Hideaway:

"Designed by our in-house ceramics team, this mug design is based on a wood carving found inside Max’s. We call this homage to the stone carvings found on Easter Island 'Moai Max.' We created three glaze colors: Sandstone (limited edition of 25), Granite (limited edition of 25), and Volcanic Ash (edition of 50).

The volcanic ash Moai mugs will not be sold online - they’re for in-house sale at Max’s only starting Tuesday, May 31.

All mugs are numbered on the bottom. They hold 14 oz of liquid and stand approximately 9 inches tall.

The Volcanic Ash Moai comes with a little 'mini Moai' sidekick."

This is a mai tai glass with a repeating pattern of moai heads and tapa flower squares. The glass itself is clear with light green/blue/black heat decal graphics.

It reads "Tonga Hut" on front "Where Palm Springs Drinks!" on back and "Suck 'Em Up!" on bottom of glass.

These were also produced in at least one other color-way (orange).

From Horror In Clay:

"The Wreck of the Hesperus Shipwreck Mug is a large tiki mug, inspired by a love of the stories of H.P. Lovecraft and his Cthulhu mythos, the poems of Longfellow, and the music of Harry Chapin. The mug also pays tribute to classic tiki bars and shoggoths and doomed ghost-ships.

Order includes a special 'Hints & History' cocktail recipe card details the fictional origin of this mug and the mysterious 'Norman's Woe' pub in Mass.

Microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe. Possibly volcano-safe too."

From Horror In Clay:

"Mysterious Inuhele Island abounds with all manner of wonderous things. Their avian diversity is particularly amazing, with birds and birbs of all flavours roaming the skies. While the volcano is home to a giant firey bird of prey, the little garnish phoenixes build nests of cinnamon all over the island and dance and play in the sparks of 1000 small fires.

The colorful Jungle Birbs and Birbs of Paradise 'Garnish Phoenix' mugs from Inuhele: Atanta's Tiki Weekend were so popular they sold out waaaay faster than anticipated. We didn't want to dilute the numbered edition by making more, but are offering an open edition of the sculpt in 'wood' and 'stone' versions."

From Horror In Clay:

"Mysterious Inuhele Island abounds with all manner of wonderous things. Their avian diversity is particularly amazing, with birds and birbs of all flavours roaming the skies. While the volcano is home to a giant firey bird of prey, the little garnish phoenixes build nests of cinnamon all over the island and dance and play in the sparks of 1000 small fires.

The colorful Jungle Birbs and Birbs of Paradise 'Garnish Phoenix' mugs from Inuhele: Atanta's Tiki Weekend were so popular they sold out waaaay faster than anticipated. We didn't want to dilute the numbered edition by making more, but are offering an open edition of the sculpt in 'wood' and 'stone' versions."

This is a hiball or "zombie" glass featuring artwork for the Tonga Hut by Clee Sobieski and marked "Sobieski." It features Frankenstein's Monster and his Bride hanging out and drinking from skull cocktail mugs in a cemetery with Big Mo, the Tonga Hut Moai mascot, and a bunch of rum bottles nearby. Also several tombstones, a full moon, and Dracula throwing up a Shaka sign from the grave while several bats fly overhead. There is a full set of four glasses with the same image in four different color-combinations. Each three-color combination includes black, but are distinguished as: Blue & Brown, Orange & Turquoise, Green & Purple, and Yellow & Blue.

This is a hiball or "zombie" glass featuring artwork for the Tonga Hut by Clee Sobieski and marked "Sobieski." It features Frankenstein's Monster and his Bride hanging out and drinking from skull cocktail mugs in a cemetery with Big Mo, the Tonga Hut Moai mascot, and a bunch of rum bottles nearby. Also several tombstones, a full moon, and Dracula throwing up a Shaka sign from the grave while several bats fly overhead. There is a full set of four glasses with the same image in four different color-combinations. Each three-color combination includes black, but are distinguished as: Blue & Brown, Orange & Turquoise, Green & Purple, and Yellow & Blue.