This is a mug shaped like a lion's foot. Made in Spain by C. Martinu.

From Tahiti Gil's South Seas Trading Co.:

"Inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction! Limited edition: 167 mugs (A nod to its premier year of opening in 1967) and 40 oz. of yer favorite bevy! Hand sculpted & manufactured by Tiki Tiki Monster in Southern California and designed by Tahiti Gil."

From Tahiti Gil's South Seas Trading Co.:

"For delivery mid April. Please note, final version will be more of a weathered look and 'Explosivo' text will be slightly smaller. Inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction! Limited edition: 167 mugs (A nod to its premier year of opening in 1967) and 40 oz. of yer favorite bevy! Hand sculpted & manufactured by TIKI TIKI MONSTER in Southern California and designed by Tahiti Gil. Limit one per customer. Multiples will be refunded! - Play nice and share the bounty!"

This brown mug with handle depicts a menehune under a palm tree enjoying a number of coconut bowls.

This mug is shaped like the bust of a bearded adventurer wearing a pith helmet, but is bisected vertically so that one side shows him as he was in life and the other is a skull-like version of him after his death somewhere lost in the deep wilds of the jungle.

Designed by Tiki tOny, sculpted by THOR, manufactured overseas, and produced/sold by TikiLand Trading Co.

From Tiki Farm:

"Hey Kids Look… It’s BILLY BANK! A featured item exclusive to our 2003 'It’s All About The Tiki' gallery show at La Luz de Jesus in Los Angeles. 'Billy' is La Luz de Jesus/Soap Plant Wacko proprietor Billy Shire. The bank production run was a surprise thank you gift for Billy and his response was pretty classic, but I’ll save that little story for when I run into you out and about at Tiki events. We glazed it in purple and in green. It’s very rare to see one come available for sale. The total run was 150 per glaze color and they originally retailed for $25 each."

From Tiki Farm:

"Hey Kids Look… It’s BILLY BANK! A featured item exclusive to our 2003 'It’s All About The Tiki' gallery show at La Luz de Jesus in Los Angeles. 'Billy' is La Luz de Jesus/Soap Plant Wacko proprietor Billy Shire. The bank production run was a surprise thank you gift for Billy and his response was pretty classic, but I’ll save that little story for when I run into you out and about at Tiki events. We glazed it in purple and in green. It’s very rare to see one come available for sale. The total run was 150 per glaze color and they originally retailed for $25 each."

Standard bamboo tumbler with imprint: "Frances Langford's Outrigger Resort, Jensen Beach, Florida". Unglazed bottom reads "DAGA c. HAWAII".

This is a tall mug shaped like a Lono tiki with tall headdress and marked "The Rincon Room" on reverse. Glazed in black and limited to 30 pieces. The original tiki it is based on was made by Oceanic Arts for a restaurant near the Warehouse in Marina Del Rey and it's been outside Ron Ferrell's (Bongo Fury's) home bar, The Rincon Room, for several years now.

There is also an edition in shades of brown with white teeth and some red highlighting -- limited to 100 pieces.

From Bongo Fury (Ron Ferrel) on Instagram:

"Just in! The Rincon Room mugs are back for a hot minute. Based on the Oceanic Arts Tiki in front of our home bar as seen in the following books- Smuggler’s Cove by Martin and Rebecca Cate, The Home Bar Guide to Tropical Cocktails by Kelly Reilly and Tom Morgan, and The Art of Tiki by Sven Kirsten and Otto von Stroheim. Hand glazed by our friends at Eekum Bookum.

There can be slight variations in glaze colors making each one unique. The molds are destroyed so these are the last few. There were 100 of the mug on the left (first edition in brown) plus these last 12 in a matte finish holds 32oz and is 9 3/4” tall. $100.

The faded black (second edition) on the right is very limited to 30, holds about 28oz also 9 3/4” tall. These are the last 9 and are $150. Message to order. Aloha!"

This mug features a peacock chair with opening in the seat. It is flanked by a Bumatay style tiki on one side (with opening at top for 151-soaked sugar cube) and is perched on a sandy island with flotsam and jetsam, including seashells, a pair of dice, a puffer fish, and the Zombie Village logo palm tree stretching up the reverse side of the chair.

From Doc Parks Designs:

"A Cocktail Set made for good times! The first Tiki mug from Doc Parks Designs had to be a collaboration from Doc and John Mulder. This design boasts a Peacock Chair, various nods to the different Tiki bars where Doc has tended, and a typo! We'll explain further in the Game Leaflet that is also included with the set. The Game Leaflet contains cocktail recipes, a special ingredient recipe, and instructions! Doc says, 'it's a guide to good times! Keep 'em rolling!'

Includes: 1 Doc Parks Peacock Chair Mug ("The Pair of Dice Mug"). Ceramic. Handmade by Eekum Bookum. 1 Escape to Paradise Engraved Straw. 200mm Yellow Bamboo. 1 Doc Parks Beer Pint. 16oz Tempered Glass. Art by Tiki tOny. Produced by South Pacific Promotions. 1 Doc Parks Shot Glass. 2oz Heavy Base. Art by Tiki tOny. Produced by South Pacific Promotions. 4 "Doc's Orders" Drink Coasters. Art by Tiki tOny. A pair of dice. Standard Game Dice 16mm. 'Let the Good Times Roll!' Game Leaflet. FREE GIFT While Supplies Last ~ 2 Doc Parks is my Homeboy Enamel Pins. Produced by Mover & Shaker Co."

This is a bowl supported by three tikis. The tikis have long noses, eyes squinted shut and lined faces suggesting moko. They are kneeling and have their hands on their bellies. This design was originated by Stella Bodey at Spurlin Ceramics and was also used for mugs by Sam's Seafood (Later became Don the Beachcomber). The Sam's Seafood menu also shows one of these bowls with a volcano in center. The lined-face Maori was also used on S&P shakers and reproduced by later makers for mugs and shakers as well.

This is a bowl modeled after the head of the Disney Polynesian Village mascot, Maui.