This is a tall stylized moai mug designed to resemble Donn the Beachcomber with his signature hat and pencil thin mustache. It is glazed in blue with the exception of a yellow and red flower blossom behind his right ear.

From the Donn of Tiki Documentary film Kickstarter:

"Pledge US $250 or more

Shag Mug (Beaumont Blue Glaze)

Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt: No one knows precisely where the name Beaumont came from, but it has that sense of dignified respectability you want in a blue glaze, right?

With this tier, you can own this limited edition (only 250 produced) Donn Beach mug with certificate of authenticity, designed by Shag, produced by Tiki Farm."

*NOTE: This design was also produced in a "Beachcomber's Gold" (yellow) glaze.

This is a Tiki Diablo version of the traditional Tiki Bob by Alec Yuill-Thornton that combines it with the iconic Tiki from the American television series Hawaiian Eye (1959-1963).

This version has more defined rough palm texture, a more defined and serious slotted mouth, and more traditional Hawaiian style carved almond-shaped eyes than the traditional Bob.

This mug is shaped like the legendary Krampus, with a wiped blue glaze. This mug is based on the work of Florian Bertmer with contributions by Matthew Black and Tiki Farm. Krampus is a beast-like creature from the folklore of Alpine countries thought to punish children during the Yule season who had misbehaved, in contrast with Saint Nicholas, who rewards well-behaved ones with gifts. Krampus gives out coal and switches and is said to capture particularly naughty children in his sack and carry them away to his lair. Krampus is represented as a beast-like creature, generally demonic in appearance with horns and a long protruding tongue.

There was also a first edition variant in Wiped Dark Red and a second edition variant in Nutmeg Brown.

From MONDO:

"Have you been naughty or nice? Well, if you're holding this mug, you already know the answer! This mug continues our Designer Series with artist Florian Bertmer's highly detailed take on the Christmas Devil, Krampus! Designed by Bertmer, brought to life by sculptor Matthew Black, and produced with our little elf friends at Tiki Farm, Krampus holds approximately 16oz. of holiday joy... and pain!

This variant features a white glaze with a blue wiped finish."

This is a set of stacker mugs, including a skull (white), jack-o-lantern (orange), and witch head (green) that each have a snake slithering around them and through an eye-socket. These are featured as masks in the film, Halloween III.

Design by Tim Wollweber. Sculpt by Tufan Sezer. Packaging Design by Alan Hynes. Manufactured by Tiki Farm. Produced and sold by MONDO.

From MONDO:

"The best things come in threes, and this is no exception. Powered by a love of HALLOWEEN III: SEASON OF THE WITCH (with a sprinkle of magic Stonehenge dust), comes our stackable tiki mug set, fit for all witches, all skeletons, and all Jack-O-Lanterns.

Manufactured by our pals at Tiki Farm, these mugs are the perfect way to celebrate Samhain."

This mug was made for El Caribe, in Pasadena, an elaborately designed home bar built by Bamboo Ben.

It was issued in two color-ways -- a maroon wipe-away and a turquoise wipe-away glaze.

The design bears a great deal of resemblance to the Bahooka Nautical mug that was designed by Sven Kirsten and saw release shortly before.

It features a lashed together grouping of wood boards stuck in the sand with a mermaid, tree frog, tiki head, skull, and a tiny version along the mug's base of the tikified Bamboo Ben head originally designed by Ernie Keen (Grog) as a tiki mug in 2007.

This mug was made for El Caribe, in Pasadena, an elaborately designed home bar built by Bamboo Ben.

It was issued in two color-ways -- a maroon wipe-away and a turquoise wipe-away glaze.

The design bears a great deal of resemblance to the Bahooka Nautical mug that was designed by Sven Kirsten and saw release shortly before.

It features a lashed together grouping of wood boards stuck in the sand with a mermaid, tree frog, tiki head, skull, and a tiny version along the mug's base of the tikified Bamboo Ben head originally designed by Ernie Keen (Grog) as a tiki mug in 2007.

This surfer girl mug design was created by OMC and used at a number of different locations. This one was used at the Dave Wong's China Sails chain of Boston-area restaurants. The surfer girl is brown, with a skirt, and is surfing on blue waves, with a white background. Cold painted red details. Bottom is deeply concave, and has an OMC sticker. Back is labeled "Dave Wong's China Sails".

This is a rectangular lidded ceramic cigarette case with a kneeling topless hula girl on the lid.

It was produced with a tan or a green (or blue) box and in a small (5" X 4" X 3") or a large box version (6 1/2" X 6" X 4"). The Leilani hula girl was also produced as a bottle stopper.

This version has a tan box.

This is a rectangular lidded ceramic cigarette case with a kneeling topless hula girl on the lid.

It was produced with a tan or a green box and in a small (5" X 4" X 3") or a large box version (6 1/2" X 6" X 4"). The Leilani hula girl was also produced as a bottle stopper.

This version has a blue box (arguably teal or turquoise, but not very "emerald green" as quoted in the Kindell catalogue).

This is a 15 oz mai tai glass featuring black printed Papua New Guinea styled Tiki mask graphics by Anthony Carpenter.

This is a tall stylized moai mug designed to resemble Donn the Beachcomber with his signature hat and pencil thin mustache. It is glazed in yellow with the exception of a white and red flower blossom behind his right ear.

From the Donn of Tiki Documentary film Kickstarter:

"Pledge US $250 or more

Shag Mug (Beachcomber's Gold Glaze)

According to Donn, 'Beachcomber's Gold' was Marlene Dietrich's favorite of all his cocktails. In honor of Ms. Dietrich we're creating a special gold glaze for these 250 mugs.

With this tier, you can own this limited edition (only 250 produced) Donn Beach mug with certificate of authenticity, designed by Shag, produced by Tiki Farm."

This mug is shaped like a palm tree trunk with a kneeling hula girl holding onto it and facing outward. The trunk is a light brownish beige and the hula girl is finely detailed with black hair, a yellow frond skirt, and a yellow flower lei. This is the kneeling version. There are also two other variants, one where the hula girl is facing away and holding the palm tree (2-A) and one where the hula girl is standing and facing the tree (2-B). These were advertised as either mugs or vases, whichever use the buyer wanted them to have.