This mug was produced for the 2004 Hooptylau event, a tiki crawl through the California Central Valley (Modesto) area. Mug is Tiki Farm's Mad Marq mug, with a paint treatment on the back with the Hooptylau 2004 logo created by Randy "Chongolio" Bain.

This mug is available at John's Oyster Bar, which is at the Nugget in Sparks, NV, just a few feet away from Trader Dick's. This remarkably detailed mug depicts a man with a white beard, white sailor hat, blue suit, and brown peg leg, on a brown base and with gold details. Marked "John's Oyster Bar" along the bottom front and "John Ascuaga's Nugget" on back. Bottom has gold "Made in China" sticker.

This is the custom logo tiki for the Purple Orchid Exotic Tiki Lounge in El Segundo, CA, produced for them by Tiki Farm. The design comes from a Oceanic Arts design, modified for the Purple Orchid logo by Otto Von Stroheim. Mug is, of course, quite purple. Tiki design has elongated, angled almond-shaped eyes, and a long tongue. Marked "Purple Orchid El Segundo CA" on back.

Shecky is the official mug/mascot of Tiki Central. The design is by Jane "Tikifish" Murray. The mug features Shecky, with gritted teeth, angled eyes, and a smaller version of himself in front. Munktiki produced the pale green tiki mug.

Amazingly, the mugs took two years to sell out, Munktiki even brought leftover mugs to Tiki Oasis 2003 to sell to non-Tiki Central attendees there, and they finally sold out after a banner ad for them was placed on Tiki Central in 2003. Today, these mugs are highly coveted by Tiki Centralites.

These stock Daga mugs were produced for the 2004 SF Tiki Crawl, and are marked as such in black paint on the back. There were a number of different varieties, this one is shaped like a segment of bamboo, and has a traditional Ku sticking out quite far on the front of it. Came with a slip of paper with the "Limited Edition" number written on it.

This mug was designed by carver Dave "Basement Kahuna" Wolfe for the Hale Tiki tiki bar in Augusta, Georgia, and was manufactured by Tiki Farm. Mug is a smiling full-body tiki, with hands clasped at the front, and has a deep cobalt-blue glaze. Has "Hale Tiki" in raised letters on the back.

Handled coffee-mug like variation on the Paul Marshall Products "peanut" design. Wave design in top rim.

Variation on the incredibly common Tiki Leilani design, this one a squat version in brown from Orchids of Hawaii. Not marked "Tiki Leilani", only "Orchids of Hawaii". Identical to Orchids of Hawaii R-91, but not marked as such on the bottom, and has a richer brown glaze.

Similar to the more common bucket tiki design with three tikis, but this one was created by OMC only for Harvey's Lake Tahoe, and it features the Sneaky Tiki logo, and is printed with "Harvey's Lake Tahoe" on the side in a script font. There is also a more modern looking sans serif block font version without an apostrophe in the word "Harvey's". OMC sticker on bottom.

The artist Shag was commissioned by Disney to create this mug to celebrate Disneyland's 50th anniversary, and specifically Adventureland. The design features a three-footed drum with two tiki masks and a skull, and is predominantly orange with cream details. These were not manufactured by Tiki Farm, as the initial Disneyland tiki mugs were, but rather by some factories selected by Disney, in China.

Common giveaway mug from Trader Vic's, a brown coconut with white interior, raised white letters saying "Aloha!" on the front, with raise white letters saying "Trader Vic's Since 1934" on the back.

Earlier Trader Vic's Aloha Coconuts did not have "Since 1934" on one side.

There have been several manufacturers over the years and many variants with bottom markings. In general, the earlier Aloha Coconuts were also lighter and a more reddish brown as well.

Mug from Kowloon restaurant in Saugus, MA. Design has a stylized tiki with oblong eyes, rounded belly, jagged teeth over a tongue sticking out, and sharply defined angled legs. Marked "Kowloon Saugus, Mass" in raised letters on back. There is a slightly taller version of this mug with a top rim that flares outwards in similar fashion to the matching S&P shakers. Taller version has stamped and not raised letters on back that also mentions "Route 1".