To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Black Tot Day, Hale Pele worked with Vantiki to produce three highly detailed versions of the legendary rum tub with complex and unique glazes that celebrate life at sea.

Each bar’s edition of the mug has a unique glaze and the bar’s logo on the base. Every mug includes a set of four historic image postcards commemorating Black Tot Day, as well as a custom “bill of lading” decal.

To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Black Tot Day, Smugglers Cove worked with Vantiki to produce three highly detailed versions of the legendary rum tub with complex and unique glazes that celebrate life at sea.

Each bar’s edition of the mug has a unique glaze and the bar’s logo on the base. Every mug includes a set of four historic image postcards commemorating Black Tot Day, as well as a custom “bill of lading” decal.

To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Black Tot Day, Hale Pele worked with Vantiki to produce three highly detailed versions of the legendary rum tub with complex and unique glazes that celebrate life at sea.

Each bar’s edition of the mug has a unique glaze and the bar’s logo on the base. Every mug includes a set of four historic image postcards commemorating Black Tot Day, as well as a custom “bill of lading” decal.

Bowl was made for Beachbum Berry’s Sippin’ Santa event. Holds 36 ounces.

A large, slightly hourglass shaped, mug that is hand carved and decorated with an applied Ancestor Mask resembling those created by the people of the Sepik River region of Papua New Guinea. The mask is decorated with beads, natural twine, and shells. Primary glaze colors are red, white and brown. The stylized carvings on the back of the mug are done in the same colors. The mug is high fired (cone 10) stoneware. The mask is press molded from the mask of JMC's earlier Sepik Phallacy Mug.

The mug depicts an ocean bouy being attacked by the tentacles of the Kraken. Vase-like in shape, the mug has a very small opening for crushed ice. Also released in blue.

The mug depicts an ocean bouy being attacked by the tentacles of the Kraken. Vase-like in shape, the mug has a very small opening for crushed ice. Also released in red.

A mug shaped like a rat driving a rat rod. The modern definition of a "rat rod" is a custom car with a deliberately worn-down, unfinished appearance, typically lacking paint, showing rust, and made from cheap or cast-off parts. This rat rod features gold head lights and a gold 2020 license plate on the back. Issued in both a red and a green glazed version.

A mug shaped like a rat driving a rat rod. The modern definition of a "rat rod" is a custom car with a deliberately worn-down, unfinished appearance, typically lacking paint, showing rust, and made from cheap or cast-off parts. This rat rod features gold head lights and a gold 2020 license plate on the back. Issued in both a red and a green glazed version.

This 16-ounce glazed ceramic bowl is listed as a Compote bowl in Dynasty Wholesales catalog and appears to be a reproduction of an OMC bowl. On the front of the bowl are three women wearing yellow skirts and red bikini tops. All appear to be dancing on a beach. The scene is framed on both sides by two pair of palm trees. Behind the girls are two sailboats on the ocean and further on the horizon is a volcanic island. The reverse side of the bowl is not decorated. The base of the bowl is a pedestal.

Bust of a young Elvis wearing a pink Aloha shirt, his face covered with traditional Māori tattoos. This design was released in other editions with different colored shirts, including a light blue and a darker blue with black details. A limited edition mug was produced for Christmas 2019 where the shirt is replaced with a red, fur trimmed Santa Coat with a sprig of holly on the lapel.

Hooch the Cat lounges in an empty rum shipping crate, a small Shriners' fez perched atop his head above sleepy eyes. Artist Doug Horne claims the mug is based on the urban legend of 'Hooch', a cat that frequented the shipyards (and bars) of Long Beach Harbor, CA during the World War 2; one with a taste for the rum frequently spilled by drunken sailors and dock workers. The cat is matte orange with a glossy red fez sitting in a matte brown crate, a light black wash picks out the details of the sculpt. The ends of the crate are adorned with labels for 'Rum Cat' aged rum.