This is a moai mug that was influenced by Salvador Dali with strange lines and curves. This was the second mug done using a Jeff Chouinard design. It was based on a moai carving that he did for Tiki Cay Lonnie in Ft Lauderdale named "Salvador", which was inspired by Salvador Dali. His lines were very strange and askew, and his nose was curved. Originally made in a beige glaze for the Tiki Weekender, Oct. 21-22, at The Sands Treasure Island, FL. This version in black with moko tattooing on face was sold by Eekum Bookum afterwards.

This is a mug shaped like a female version of the classic Tiki Bob. As a test glaze, each is unique with unique colors and details.

This is a lidded hut-shaped mug with removable roof that has two straw holes. Features a tiki head under the roofline on either side of the roof lid. Measures approximately 5" wide x 3.75" deep x 5.75" tall. Additionally, 6 artist proofs in various glazes were sold in the silent auction at the event.

This is a mug featuring several Tiki face masks on top of a mound of skulls with jungle vines growing amongst them. Glazed in gloss brown except for green vines. Measures: 7" tall by 4" wide at bottom and 1.5" opening at top. Designed by Rod Moore and Tank. There is also a version in all black. In 2020, a bone white version was released.

A ceramic decanter shaped like a seated Aztec figure with hands on knees and wearing a large feathered eagle headdress. 10" tall including stopper. This decanter was issued in both an all-green and a brown version. It was part of a set that included six rectangular shot glasses with angular geometric patterns similar to those on base of decanter. No maker's marks. Probably a promotional decanter set for tequila.

This decanter is shaped like a paddle with a tiki face on the front blade. It was created for Tiki Kon: Pageant of the Pacific. Cork stopper. Came in a mostly brown or mostly turquoise glaze. There is also a Super Limited Edition that included an inlaid round piece of mother of pearl between the words "Tiki" and "Kon".

This is a three sided mug featuring the Hale Pele Cannibal Trio (Hunter, Catcher, and Eater Tikis) around sides. Manufactured by Munktiki Imports. This is the limited edition in "Rough Stone" matte brown wipe released to coincide with Tiki Kon 2019. There is also a brown open edition.

This is the official Escape to Tiki Island mug, designed by Outline Studios and created for the 2019 event at the Yost Theater. This mug is shaped like a gray tiki head emerging from cooled blackened lava. There was also a very limited edition run with different glazing.

A full standing ape wearing a straw hat and standing on a coconut while singing and playing a ukulele. Celebrates 20 years of the band, APE. Modeled after an earlier keychain of the same design. There are 100 mugs total in this design with 25 in Coconut Brown, 25 in China Red, 25 in Hula Blues (of which this is a sub-set of 5 with antiqued guitar), 20 Artist Proofs, and 5 in a Special Edition.

This mug depicts H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu (pronounced: "kuh-THOO-loo"). Cthulhu made his first official appearance in the short story "The Call of Cthulhu," written by Lovecraft in 1926, although no living character in the story ever sets eyes on the actual creature. The characters we meet in the story see Cthulhu either in dreams or in artwork. The narrator of the story says that a statue of Cthulhu resembled, in part, an octopus, a dragon and a human-like or anthropomorphic creature. This version also has Polynesian-inspired tattoos. Made in several glaze colors. This is an artist proof, and, as such, is unique in glazing and detail.

This lowball glass was used for performances by The Aliis, who had been Don Ho's backing band before they parted ways and set out on their own.

Meanie Moby was limited to 50 numbered mugs, in 4 different colors:

20 sea blue whales, 15 violet grey whales, 10 sunset pink whales, and 5 mystery whales (Each of the five had 24k gold decals and the decals varied slightly between each of the five).

Colors and edition numbers were randomly selected during VanTiki's vending at TikiKon 2019.