This brown rum barrel mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Wilfred's Lounge in Napa, CA. This Wiki-Wiki Rum Barrel was also used by Tiki Farm for other locations, including Hala Kahiki and The Bruery. "Wiki-Wiki" means "Quick Quick" and is one of several standard mug designs that Tiki Farm recommends for new businesses so they will not have to wait a long time for the roll-out of newly created mug designs.

Wilfred's uses this mug to serve their "Doc's Grog" on their menu, which is their take on a Navy Grog.

This is a coconut shaped mug marked for Wilfred's Lounge in Napa, CA. It features their logo name between two swaying coconut palms. This Wiki-Wiki Coconut Mug was also used by Tiki Farm for other locations, including Clifton's Pacific Seas in Los Angeles and Tiki-Ko in Bakersfield, CA. "Wiki-Wiki" means "Quick Quick" and is one of several standard mug designs that Tiki Farm recommends for new businesses so they will not have to wait a long time for the roll-out of newly created mug designs.

Wilfred's uses this mug to serve their "Uma Ube" cocktail which contains white rum, cream of coconut, pineapple, and ube.

This mug is shaped like a Jaguar's head and glazed in light yellowish green with turquoise, purple, red, and black details.

The first edition was glazed in a scarlet red.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Sculpted by Dale Silva and brought to life by Tickled Tiki, the Jaguar is limited to just 25 pieces in this color.

Limit: one per household.

Ships Today/Tomorrow."

This is a mug shaped like a full standing Kane/Tiki in haka stance with hands on hips and rippling arm, chest, and back muscles. The mask/tiki head has large circular eyes and a downturned serious haka grimace full of clenched teeth. Large circular Tahitian-style Tiki face tattoo on back. Figure wears only a loincloth.

Produced in one of several color editions for a 48-hour pre-sale (green, blue, red, gray, etc...) and there were also at least 6 differently-colored Artist Proofs that went up for sale at the same time.

From Haven Cove Customs:

"Haka holds roughly 12 ounces. Lava placement will vary with the lava variant."

Haven Cove Customs has pointed out that while they have produced many mugs with different themes, pirate and otherwise, that are generically referred to as "tiki mugs", that this is their first literal tiki mug release.

This is a brown-glazed barrel mug marked for The Lanai in San Mateo, California.

This mug appears in the Duke Carter collection on page 11 of his book, Tiki Quest.

It is a blue-glazed mug with a cylinder-shaped and striped exterior and a round frowning face on the front that is reminiscent of the genie-like character on the mug and menu for the Zombie Village.

The bottom is marked for the Luau in Atlanta, Georgia, which was taken over by the Dobbs family who had multiple locations in other Southern cities.

This is a mug shaped like a native holding a Rongo Mask in front of their face with both hands.

Rongo the God of Agriculture, is one of the Tiki Gods in the pre-show of Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room. The character was originally designed by Rolly Crump for Walt Disney.

Rob did two versions of this design -- the Limited Edition without fruit in the basket on top of Rongo's head and this Super Limited Edition of only 5 with fruit.

The Limited Edition mug made its premier at the July 28- August 1st, 2021 Tiki Oasis in San Diego, CA and this Super Limited Edition mug was scheduled to premier with the first of the five at the Tiki Kon - Rim of Fire on July 1st-3rd, 2022 in Portland, OR... and also on eBay and at the August 2022 Tiki Oasis in San Diego.

This is a mug shaped like a native holding a Rongo Mask in front of their face with both hands.

Rongo the God of Agriculture, is one of the Tiki Gods in the pre-show of Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room. The character was originally designed by Rolly Crump for Walt Disney.

Rob did two versions of this design -- the Limited Edition without fruit in the basket on top of Rongo's head and a Super Limited Edition of only 5 with fruit.

This Limited Edition mug made its premier at the July 28- August 1st, 2021 Tiki Oasis in San Diego, CA.

A coffee cup featuring a tiki hut flanked by palm trees, the "Relax" motto, and "Tommy Bahama Paradise Nation" written in an oval design around the graphic. White exterior and yellow interior.

This mug depicts a masked native in loincloth holding a tiki mask up in front of their face, and the mask is modeled after the tiki painted by BigToe (Tom Laura) in his work entitled "Howie's Tiki Lanai".

BigToe describes this painting as: "A gorgeous black-haired tattooed woman poses with a Hawaiian-style Tiki in front of a window revealing a heavenly Polynesian view. The dramatic sunset sky emphasizes the passion. The more you look at the dark and mysterious tiki bar interior, the more you will find."

The mask is red and orange. There was an edition by Rob with good straight teeth which was limited to 25 pieces. Big Toe had this Super Limited edition with bad busted up/cracked teeth which was limited to 5 pieces.

Both were released at the 2022 Arizona Tiki Oasis.

There was also a green mask version released at Tiki Oasis 2022 in San Diego, CA.

This mug depicts a masked native in loincloth holding a tiki mask up in front of their face, and the mask is modeled after the tiki painted by BigToe (Tom Laura) in his work entitled "Howie's Tiki Lanai".

BigToe describes this painting as: "A gorgeous black-haired tattooed woman poses with a Hawaiian-style Tiki in front of a window revealing a heavenly Polynesian view. The dramatic sunset sky emphasizes the passion. The more you look at the dark and mysterious tiki bar interior, the more you will find."

The mask is red and orange. This edition by Rob has good straight teeth and was limited to 25 pieces. Big Toe had a Super Limited edition with bad busted up/cracked teeth and limited to 5 pieces.

Both were released at the 2022 Arizona Tiki Oasis.

There was also a green mask version released at Tiki Oasis 2022 in San Diego, CA.

The Protector of Paradise mug depicts a tiki-mask-wearing native holding a spear (hole in hand to remove or replace spear).

Based on a native dancer briefly shown in the film South Pacific (1958).

Marked for The Reef on reverse.

This Second Edition in blue with green accents was made just for The Reef’s 2021 Tiki Caliente event.