This is one of Munktiki's Rumba Cups, mugs with small clay beads encased in a hollow base, turning the mug into a sort of rattle. Mug is yellow, with a cigar-chomping duck, "Vladimir Rumba Cup" in raised letters around base.

This is one of Munktiki's Rumba Cups, mugs with small clay beads encased in a hollow base, turning the mug into a sort of rattle. Mug is an off-white woman, "Olga Rumba Cup" in raised letters around base.

This tiki mug was sold out of a vending machine, and was one of four mugs debuted at the Tiki Art Now show at San Francisco's Shooting Gallery in 2004. Yellow-orange tiki head, with its tongue sticking out.

This tiki mug was sold out of a vending machine, and was one of four mugs debuted at the Tiki Art Now show at San Francisco's Shooting Gallery in 2004. White with a rough, matte surface, a stylized moai.

This tiki mug was sold out of a vending machine, and was one of four mugs debuted at the Tiki Art Now show at San Francisco's Shooting Gallery in 2004. Bright red, with large squinty eyes.

This tiki mug was sold out of a vending machine, and was one of four mugs debuted at the Tiki Art Now show at San Francisco's Shooting Gallery in 2004. Black with a matte, rough surface, shaped like a chimp skull.

This all-black tiki was designed by Joe Vitale and created by Tiki Farm for the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender in 2005. The tiki is straightforward, with a Ku-like headdress, and atop its head there is a crown with dice and flames; "VLV" is in recessed letters at the front of the crown.

This shot is shaped like a very stylized moai, and has a pink glaze.

Glossy white tiki mug with devil horns, designed by Stuckie. Smaller version of the Evil Bastard. Made exclusively for M1 Gallery in Japan.

This is the second of Gecko's design using a base of five small tikis holding up the mug. This one, Da Big Puka, has a Ku-like look. This is a one-of-a-kind brown version.

This beige teacup was manufactured for Pub Tiki in Philadelphia, PA. It features the pub's trademark tiki with round cheeks, closed eyes and "1 1/2" on his torso. He also has six round toes.

This cup was made by Syracuse China but Jackson China is also listed as having made pieces in this same pattern/design.

This unusual mug has a metallic gold finish around the top edge, and fake leopard-print fur around the base. Tiki itself is black, and very stylized.