This tiki mug was sold as a souvenir item at Butlin's Beachcomber restaurants, which had several locations at Butlin's family vacation spots throughout England. The mug is brown and has a handle on the side, and almost-demonic looking tiki face is painted in white and black.

This mug is in the shape of an elderly Asian man, with a white face and beard, wearing a brown robe and holding a brown staff and a peach. Back is marked "Four Seas Seattle" in black, bottom is marked "Made exclusively for the Four Seas, Seattle" and has OMC sticker.

The Four Seas bar and Chinese restaurant was co-founded & built by Abe Lum, Chin Han & other family members in 1962, then owned by the Chan family since 1988. It was demolished in 2021.

The Harvey's Lake Tahoe Sneaky Tiki graphic logo is on the front, with "Harveys" in block raised lettering above it with no apostrophe. Back has a torch, and "Sneaky Tiki" in raised script letters. Glaze is dark green. There is also a more common version of this mug with "Harvey's" in a script font with apostrophe included.

Yellow, shaped like a Lono-like tiki, with a gridded, multicolor headdress that looks not unlike Indian corn. Marked "Norwegian Cruise Line" in blue near base on front.

A peanut-like tiki with a lined face from OMC, in light beige with darker brown glazed top and bottom rims. Marking is stamped in black on the back, "The Lanai San Mateo California".

This is a mug featuring a stylized stereotypical Asian male face with a long mustache, commonly referred to as a Fu Manchu mug. Chinese symbols on the back side. There are two Otagiri Fu Manchus, this one has sides that taper straight to the base, the other has a slight indent at the chin near the base, almost giving it a pedestal.

This mug was created by Munktiki in conjunction with the Beatnik-themed book "Beatsville," released by Outre Gallery in Melbourne, Australia. From an idea/sketch by Cass Carnaby. The mug is off-white, and is shaped like a very abstract, Picasso-esque head, with one ear jutting out. Marked "Espresso Nik" around an eye on the back.

Bisque tiki with dark brown rims and interior. The tiki's arms are crossed and look somewhat like little fans, and the tiki's body has dash-like indentations all over. Marked "Bali Hai" in black on back.

This is the standard "Morning After Tiki" design by Chiki Tiki with hands clasped in front and tongue extended. This version is glazed in blue and marked for the Mai-Kai, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

This lono-style tiki shot by Crazy Al for Tiki Farm is glazed in brown and green. Shot version of the Ono Lono tiki mug.

The design of this mug is borrowed from Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki boat, which used the design of a South American sun god, Kon Tiki. Forehead has three sunray-like dashes, lips are two horizontal lines. OMC sticker on bottom. This version is from the Bali Hai in Lynnfield, Massachusetts.

"Bali Hai" is written horizontally across back. There is a similar mug for the Bali Hai in Northport that has "Bali" stacked above the "Hai" on the back.

Ku design in the classic "Tiki Leilani" shape. Possibly manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii. Pale brown color. No markings, on either base or bottom.