This mug is based on a character from the Disney+ Star Wars series, The Mandalorian, and is named "Grogu" although he is often referred to as "The Child" or "Baby Yoda".

This version of the character is holding a soup bowl. There are other mug variants where he is holding a frog or is in "Force Pose" with his eyes closed. There are also a set of mini mugs where the character is holding the frog, eating the frog, or maintaining "Force Pose" with eyes closed.

This is a mug shaped like an upside down sea turtle floating on a cresting wave. Other details include a fish inside the wave on front and a driftwood plaque on the reverse marked for "The Honu Dunedin, FL".

This tiki mug was designed by The Rainbow Professor (Head of Max's in-house ceramics studio) at Max’s South Seas Hideaway in Grand Rapids, Michigan. It is a primitive-looking hand-sculpted mug inspired by the classic Tiki Bob mug. This was a New Year’s Eve version of Tiki Max in a glossy silver metallic glaze limited to 25 pieces on NYE to guests attending their 5-course dinner that night. However, word did not get out about the mugs and there were some remaining that were sold in 2020.

Along with the silver Tiki Max mugs, Max's also sold 25 gold Moai Max mugs at this New Year's event as well.

A mug shaped like a matte gold standing moai.

Only 25 were released for purchase at the restaurant, available to guests with reservations for the 2019 New Year's Eve event. However, word did not get out about the mugs and there were some remaining that were sold in 2020.

Along with the gold Moai Max mugs, Max's also sold 25 silver Tiki Max mugs (based on Tiki Bob) at this New Year's event as well.

A Moai mug inspired by Picasso, Klee, and Dali.

From Tiki Kaimuki: "This cubist inspired Moai mug has realistic weathered wood grain and a shiny gold logo. To capture this moment in history, I have signed the back and written "SIP2020" in permanent marker. Each mug also has a different colored bottom. You will randomly receive one of the five mugs. "

A Moai mug inspired by Picasso, Klee, and Dali.

Every mug is different. Some may be slightly similar, but with defined details that make them unique.

This design is limited to only 75 mugs or less and that includes "Custom" versions that require more time.

There is also a separate Smuggler's Cove micro/mini edition with a gold Smuggler's cove logo on its forehead limited to 5 pieces only that was released as a fundraiser during the COVID 19 pandemic.

This mug is part of a three mug set by David Outline of Outl1n3 Island which included three row boats -- one containing Ku, one containing a Moai and the third containing Tongaroa, all paddling off to sea.

The test glaze set is the precursor to the first edition five mug sets. The bottom of the mug reads "Outl1n3 Island" and the test glaze is numbered out of 4 in ink and dated "2021" molded into the mug over a molded "EDT".

This mug is part of a three mug set by David Outline of Outl1n3 Island which includes three row boats -- one containing Ku, one containing a Moai and the third containing Tongaroa, all paddling off to sea.

The test glaze set is the precursor to the first edition five mug sets. The bottom of the mug reads "Outl1n3 Island" and the test glaze is numbered out of 4 in ink and dated "2021" molded into the mug over a molded "EDT".

This mug is part of a three mug set by David Outline of Outl1n3 Island which includes three row boats -- one containing Ku, one containing a Moai and the third containing Tongaroa, all paddling off to sea.

The test glaze set is the precursor to the first edition five mug sets. The bottom of the mug reads "Outl1n3 Island" and the test glaze is numbered out of 4 in ink and dated "2021" molded into the mug over a molded "EDT".

This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 1 tiki, also known as the "Rich Hiskey" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself. This is a custom 1/1 glaze in Sea Foam Green Wipe with Teal interior.

This is a mug shaped like a full-bodied standing tiki with hands at sides, standing on a carved round dais, covered in tattoos, and with a slight flare to the top rim of the mug.

Anthony was asked to design this mug which is based on the cement tiki that is part of Max's fountain. That tiki also appears in the cocktail menu. The finished mug features a glaze by Olivia from Max's ceramics department.

First edition and limited to 60 pieces.

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.