From Tiki Farm:

"Sam has outdone himself here with The Hypnotist! The Hypnotist as you see, is glazed in an ombre/gradient red blue and he’s festooned with a bejeweled faux ruby embellishment on his turban, flanked with a faux-gold beaded embellishment. Super over the top, this 3-eyed wonder beguiles you and when doing so and when he has you in his trance, he has the added bonus of housing your desired libation! Get yours NOW!

Artist: Sam Gambino Original release year: 2022 Capacity: 20 oz. Material: Ceramic stoneware Height: 6 inches"

This square glass ashtray was used at both Tiki Kai Supper Club locations.

It features a hula dancer beneath swaying palm trees and is marked "Tiki Kai" in the palm branches with both addresses below.

Clear glass with yellow and green graphics.

This ornate tiki bowl sits upon 4 standing legs and is quite large.

It is an older, Spanish designed tiki bowl that was used at the Madrid Bora Bora for at least two of their menu cocktails. It probably originated with C. Martinu, and was later made by Arte 4 as well.

This oval-shaped ceramic ashtray has a Maori tiki design and was produced and marked for Wawalag tiki bar in Madrid, Spain.

Testamento Wawalag was designed by C. Martinu and manufactured in Spain. It appears to have been inspired by the Aboriginal Wawalag myth. The wawalag are the brown faces on the sides of the dry ice pockets and the orange and black face in the center of the mug may be Yurlungur (or an Abelam mask).

Porcelanas Pavon reproduced this and many other C. Martinu designs in later years. Their glaze colors and detail differ from the older pieces.

This mug is created by Gecko for his Gecko's South Seas Arts studio when collectors visit, they have an option to purchase a red studio only glaze or in 2021 this new mug featuring an alien like figure in a modern abstract design. Other custom and open run versions with glaze and color combinations can vary.

This skull mug was created by The Shrunken Monkey and sculpted by Tanner Perks in March 2022. The Greedy Pirate mug is handmade so no mug is exactly the same and stands 5.25” long and 8” tall with a resin base to properly hold the final remains and the pirate’s bounty of gold coins.

This mug is created by Gecko for his Gecko's South Seas Arts studio and is molded after one of the 30 beams taken from the old Ward Warehouse on Honolulu and carved for Max's South Seas. Each mug is numbered X/30 after the beam for which it was carved, and not to indicate the production number. Other custom and open run versions with glaze and color combinations can vary.

This is mug design #11

This mug is created by Gecko and South Sea Arts and mimics a traditional can of SPAM and the face is in the shape of the original "Tiki Bob" mug which was created for Tiki Bob's in San Francisco. Here the design is "borrowed" for the true root of the island's love for SPAM products which goes back to World War II when the luncheon meat was served to GIs. By the end of the war, SPAM products were adopted into local Hawaiian culture. Other custom and open run versions with glaze and color combinations can vary.

This mug is created by Gecko for and is molded after a modern design wood carving that hangs in his Gecko's South Seas Arts home studio. The mug features two-faced chambers in the style of recent ward wood beam carvings with fish carved on the base of the mug. Other custom and open run versions with glaze and color combinations can vary.

A nod to Death & Company in Denver, CO. and the great Centennial State— this limited edition mug is sculpted by Thor in the shaped of a skull of a big horn sheep as a functional art with the bar logo on the back of the mug.

This rounded square ashtray features a tiki head at center and was produced for the Tahiti Motel in Wildwood, New Jersey. Lettering and graphics in red on otherwise clear glass.