This unusual mug has a metallic gold finish around the top edge, and fake red snake skin around the base. Tiki itself is black, and very stylized.

This mug by Stuckie is almost a bowl -- it's a squat mug, shaped like a head, with a prominent wrinkled brow and protruding ears on the sides. Back is marked "Chunk" in large, recessed letters.

This black skull mug is one of Stuckie's creations, and has two holes in the top, a large one to put the drink in, and a small strawhole to suck it back out. Design is a flat skull with crossbones and lopsided eyesockets. Marked "Bones" on the back. Offered exclusively through M1 Gallery in Japan.

This pale blue skull mug is one of Stuckie's creations, and has two holes in the top, a large one to put the drink in, and a small strawhole to suck it back out. Design is a flat skull with crossbones and lopsided eyesockets. Marked "Bones" on the back. Offered exclusively through M1 Gallery in Japan.

This orange tiki mug from Munktiki is in the shape of a feminine tiki's body, down to its knees. The tiki has breasts, and a flower on the side of its head. Marked "Princess Pua".

This pale pink tiki mug from Munktiki is in the shape of a feminine tiki's body, down to its knees. The tiki has breasts, and a flower on the side of its head. Marked "Princess Pua". Exclusive to M1 Gallery.

Relatively traditional-looking red glossy moai mug, with a concave base, used by The Tiki's in Monterey Park, CA. Marked as such on the concave bottom.

This small mug is shaped like a pirate's head. The pirate is wearing a red head scarf and a black eye patch, with a silver and black blade in his mouth. Black hair at the back forms a handle. Bottom has convex shape, OMC sticker.

This small mug is shaped like a pirate's head. The pirate is wearing a red head scarf and a black eye patch, with a silver and black blade in his mouth. Black hair at the back forms a handle. Bottom has convex shape, marked "Imported by Trader Vic".

This small tiki mug was used at the Beachcomber restaurant in Calgary, Alberta for serving Coffee Grog. The mug is olive green, with a handle on the side and a Ku-life face on each side. Identical to the Napco design depicted on page 48 of Tiki Quest, aside from the different glaze color.

This tall, stately moai mug was created for the Kahiki by Hoffman pottery. It has a satin brown finish. The bottom has "Kahiki" in recessed hand lettering, and "Ceramics by Hoffman" is stamped in black script lettering.

This mug is solid dark olive green, and has a scene depicted on it in relief of a tiki with a tall headdress, and a cat-like creature at its side.