The Trader Vic's Rum Barrel Bowl is shaped like a rum barrel on its side with a square opening. It is supported by short legs and has two silver/gray straps around each end of the barrel. This version is glazed in light matte brown and the words "Fine Old Rum" are in a cursive style font, whereas early editions have a blockier font. Measures 6.5" tall by 6.5" wide by 8" long. Meant to serve 4 people.

This is a mug shaped like Stitch, the Disney character from the film Lilo and Stitch, with head thrown back and mouth lined with teeth. This is a variant of the earlier "Little Tiki Monster" design which had an outstretched tongue with hole in it and lacked the ears that Stitch has. Made on Maui by Tiki Rob (Rob Hawes), this mug comes in a variety of glazes and colors.

This bottle has "RUM XXX" printed on the front. The bottle is brown on exterior and interior. It has a real cork and a big hole in the back for pouring in cocktails and drinking them out of.

The pelican is the totem animal of the island of St. Barth (as you can see on their flag). So the mug represents the island still surviving up on the floating glass fish float ball, despite the trouble endured with Hurricane Irma. On the beak there is a representation of Hector (the palm tree braving the wind as seen in the internet video). So all told, this mug symbolizes the pride and bravery of the island.

Tonga-Poya is a hybrid design of the Chachapoya Fertility Idol featured in Raiders of the Lost Ark, and a female Tangaroa Tiki. Designed by Bill Grayson for Kaku Kaku Tiki Design, sculpt and mug production by John Mulder, Eekum Bookum. The Limited Edition consisted of 125 pieces. There was also a Super Limited Edition of 50 mugs, with 7 sets of five in various glazes, and 15 that were uniquely decorated by Eekum Bookum with no duplicates. Lastly, was a Golden Edition limited to 25 pieces.

Tonga-Poya is a hybrid design of the Chachapoya Fertility Idol featured in Raiders of the Lost Ark, and a female Tangaroa Tiki. Designed by Bill Grayson for Kaku Kaku Tiki Design, sculpt and mug production by John Mulder, Eekum Bookum. The Limited Edition consisted of 125 pieces. There was also a Super Limited Edition of 50 mugs, with 7 sets of five in various glazes, and 15 that were uniquely decorated by Eekum Bookum with no duplicates. Lastly, was a Golden Edition limited to 25 pieces.

This is a mug shaped like a Zombie Head with both eyes rolled up in head and nose rotted away to leave cavity. Original sculpt by Kristian Himmelstein. Made by Pie Eyed Tikis.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with a large nose, partially closed grimacing mouth, and almond shaped eyes. This mug was made for the Forbidden Island Tiki Bar in Alameda, CA to be given out to those that are brave enough to finish their Kill Devil 2.0 Rum list. This mug is easily distinguished by the "2.0" pendant around its neck and the "Forbidden Island Kill Devil 2.0" marking on back. The first Kill Devil 2.0 release was created by Tiki Pop/Beachbumz/Scott Taylor.

This is a fogcutter shaped mug with Tikis trying to escape the lava coming over the rim. Brown wipe-away exterior glaze with orange interior glaze spilling out over rim. Used to serve the Krakatoa Punch cocktail on their menu, made with "Reserve and Spiced Rums, Tropical Juices, Orgeat, Sam's Gorilla Grog, and Hibiscus Grenadine". This is similar to the second edition of the Krakatoa! Mug used at the Sam's in Disneyland, but it is marked on the bottom for the Sam's Grog Grotto in Orlando.

This is a mug shaped like a standing oil driller figure with removable helmet, holding an oil derrick, and displaying Maori tattoos. Produced by Old Skool Vintage Designs and designed by Steve Hammons. It was inspired by the Tulsa Golden Driller statue, which, in 1979 was adopted by the Oklahoma Legislature as the state monument. The regular edition is yellow with brown wash but this version is metallic gold.

This is a mug shaped like a standing oil driller figure with removable helmet, holding an oil derrick, and displaying Maori tattoos. Produced by Old Skool Vintage Designs and designed by Steve Hammons. It was inspired by the Tulsa Golden Driller statue, which, in 1979 was adopted by the Oklahoma Legislature as the state monument.

This is a mug shaped like the head of late 19th century founder of Rhum Clément, Homère Clément, wearing sunglasses with an anchor earring. Green gloss wipe-away glaze. Sold by Rhum Clément at Ohana 2018.