This is a goblet-like mug with a smiling Tiki face on the front. It resembles the traditional glass two-faced Tiki mugs used at Trader Sam's in California and other locations. The cocktail for this glass is described in the menu as: "Light and Dark Rums, Orange Curaçao, Orgeat (Almond) Syrup, Organic Agave Nectar and fresh Lime Juice."

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken zombie head with black stitches on eyes & mouth. It has a matte bone glaze with an orangeish red wipe and the interior is glossy orangeish red. This edition was resculpted and differs from earlier editions, with a larger nose, and other slightly different details. Designed by Tim Wollweber. Used to serve the Shrunken Zombie Head cocktail on the Sam's Grog Grotto Bar menu, made with "reserve and aged rums, tropical juices, falernum and cinnamon".

A mug shaped like a zombie head with part of cranium removed for flat head and exposed brain at top. Can be turned upside down to drink through neck hole. Artist's mark tucked behind left ear. This version is a variant of the bluish gray with orange eyes. The glaze did more color shifting than the bulk of the zombies. These 4 "Extra Rotten" range from blue to gray to white depending on temperature and thickness. VanTiki pulled them aside and photographed them for individual sales and labeled them as Subjects A, B, C, and D.

This is a hiball with an image of a pineapple topped Tiki head on either side. Between each head "Adrift" is vertically written down one side and "Denver" vertically down the other. Red glaze. Marked "Poptiki" on bottom.

This is mug shaped like a cross between the traditional Tiki Bob mug and a Jaguar Shark. It has shark fins, shark teeth, and each has uniquely hand applied spots.

This is an angular mug shaped like a tiki head with long nose, sharp teeth, small round eyes, and tapa designs on side of head. Available in three wipe-glaze variations: orange, brown, or green. This is the brown glazed version.

A mug shaped like a full standing tiki mug on a lava pedestal. It has an upturned chin that meets the bottom of the nostrils. Mouth has four lines around it. Hands held together in front. Long headdress trailing down the back. This is the Pele Lava Edition limited to 25 with lava dripping down from the top. There is also a regular edition of 300 of these in beige/brown, a limited edition of 50 of these in a Maori Red glaze combination for TikiCat, and a limited edition of 50 in Coconut Green.

A mug shaped like a full standing tiki mug on a lava pedestal. It has an upturned chin that meets the bottom of the nostrils. Mouth has four lines around it. Hands held together in front. Long headdress trailing down the back. This mug was produced for the Polynesian Treasures store in Haleiwa, HI in this coconut green glaze. There is also a limited edition of 50 of these in a Maori Red glaze combination for TikiCat, a regular edition of 300 in beige/brown, and a Pele Lava dripped version limited to 25 pieces as well.

A mug shaped like a full standing tiki mug on a lava pedestal. It has an upturned chin that meets the bottom of the nostrils. Mouth has four lines around it. Hands held together in front. Long headdress trailing down the back. This mug was produced for the 2nd Anniversary of the TikiCat in Kansas City, MO. There is also a limited edition of 50 of these in a Coconut Green, a regular edition of 300 in beige/brown, and a Pele Lava dripped version limited to 25 pieces as well.

This mug is made in the likeness of Blair Reynolds (of BG Reynolds Syrups) as a wood carving holding a signature bottle of cocktail syrup. There is a BG Reynolds fire decal on the back. This mug was originally produced by Munktiki Imports as part of a Kickstarter to fund production of new Gardenia Mix, Red Fassionola, Honey Mix (and later Devil's Reef Pineapple Molasses, and Circus Peanut) syrups. Mugs were produced in two glazes: this green and a tan version later released through the B.G. Reynolds Store Online.

This one is called Ngero Mohoao — meaning “wild cat” in Maori. It is a standing tiki with almond eyes, hands held in front, and Maori inspired detailing. This mug was produced for the 2nd Anniversary of the TikiCat in Kansas City, MO.

A moai head with an Aztec influence. There is also a green and a red version. Back features a Rapa Nui Birdman and some Rongorongo glyphs.