This is a medium sized mug with petroglyphs and sometimes moai images around exterior. Each is unique and they are glazed in a grayish blue which breaks through with some brown on raised areas in a rutile type of effect.

This yellow bamboo shaped mug with handle comes from the Tahitian Lanai at the Waikikian Hotel in Hawaii. There is a Hawaiian girl/wahine on the front. She is seated and has long hair with flowers in it.

This mug is based on the original Tiki Bob design but has an atomic era flair with indentations on middle, sides, and bottom. This is a custom version and as such, each is unique with detail, decoration and glaze color.

A two-sided mug shaped like Quetzalcoatl with both representations, including the feathered serpent on one side and a man's face on other. White glaze with black wash to pick out details. Tiki Tolteca is a unique Latin American themed exotica Tiki lounge at 301 North Peters St located on the second floor of Felipes Taqueria in the French Quarter.

These salt and pepper shakers were manufactured for Dick Grave's Nugget in Sparks, NV. Joe is a multicolored cold-painted cowboy. The character of Last Chance Joe, a bearded old West figure wearing a red bandana and packing a pistol on each hip, was created by Roscoe “Duke” Reading of Boise on a commission from Nugget founder Dick Graves in 1952, when Graves was still operating in Idaho. One of his enterprises was the Last Chance Cafe in Garden City, Idaho. In addition to these salt & pepper shakers of Joe, there were mugs, coins, postcards, ashtrays, bobble heads, casino chips and other advertising.

This is a mai tai glass marked for Archipelago in Washington, D.C. It has the logo on the front in yellow, and a collage of tiki/beach/island themed art wrapped around sides in green and yellow.

A mug shaped like an octopus on top of a rum barrel. Initially issued in either a green or an orange glazed version. Based on an earlier designed cocktail stick Grider made for many years.

A mug shaped like an octopus on top of a rum barrel. Initially issued in either a green or an orange glazed version. Based on an earlier designed cocktail stick Grider made for many years.

This is a mai tai double lowball glass or "old fashioned" glass featuring tropical birds. Came in either a blue/green or orange/red color-way.

A mug shaped like a traditional Marquesan tiki holding a smaller tiki in its hands and standing on a bottom drum-like basin fused to the body of the mug and designed to accommodate dry ice and flame effects. Each mug came in a custom crate style box designed by Tony Canepa. Two color-ways were produced, this version in bone and a second version in brown. Released 09/07/2019.

A mug shaped like a traditional Marquesan tiki holding a smaller tiki in its hands and standing on a bottom drum-like basin fused to the body of the mug and designed to accommodate dry ice and flame effects. Each mug came in a custom crate style box designed by Tony Canepa. Two color-ways were produced, this version in brown and a second version in bone white. The brown glaze is actually "multi-dimensional" and meant to resemble uplighting by fire with browns, blacks, reds, and oranges. Released 09/07/2019.

The first edition of 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).

This second, Sea Salt Edition, features a ghost white cetacean sporting a bevy of black nautical tattoos he's picked up while scouring the seas for his peg-legged adversary. Red eyes. Premiered Sunday, August 18th, 2019.