This is an anchor-shaped gold glazed super limited edition mug with skulls on each end of the cross-bar and a chain wrapped around it. It was manufactured by Munktiki (Astoria, OR location). Also made in Limited Edition (without skulls) in "Full Rust" or "Rusted Black Iron" glaze and the two together form a combined edition of 100 (although these are glazed to order and the "Black Iron" was preferred overall, thus outnumbering the "Full Rust").

This is a tiki comprised of simple, graceful lines, with almond shaped eyes, and a slightly parted, toothless mouth. This was the first mug done using a Jeff Chouinard design.

This is a clear shot glass shaped like a stylized Tiki head. Sold by CB2, the upscale sister store to Crate & Barrel, in sets of 4. Each set has two that are perfectly clear and two that have a "smoked" finish.

This small tiki mug by Porcelanas Pavon is teal blue, with triangular eyes and a wide nose. One in a set of four. "Accoutrements" faintly on bottom under glaze and "Porcelanas Pavon" black lettered heat decal over it on bottom.

This is a Tiki shaped mug with a shield-shaped head, almond eyes, long nose, rectangular ears, and a cowrie shell strand across top of forehead. The mug is based off the giant mask on the Tiki Resort A-Frame. A SHAG design that was sculpted by Squid for production as a mug. Maka'ala is Hawaiian for "watchful eye," since he overlooks all of Ohana from his perch on the wall of the Tiki. The regular version of these mugs was available for pick-up at Ohana only. They did not allow shipping. The Luau at the Lake was held from June 22th-25th, 2017. This custom version was made available in a range of unique colors by Squid and sold through his eBay store for those who could not attend the event. Manufactured by Squidart.com.

This is a Marquesan Tiki mug based on the signature logo of the now long-gone Beachcomber Bar which was at the May Fair Hotel in London. Made at CheekyTiki of London in the UK, but only available via Pocketiki and Exotictramp. It was sculpted by Trader Jim of Pocketiki Magazine in the UK. Glazed in orange.

This mug was specially produced for the Halloween 2017 season. The mug depicts the three hitchhiking ghosts from Disneyland's Haunted Mansion in a stacked tiki totem design - Ezra (the skeleton), Phineas (the traveler), and Guss (the prisoner), complete with his ball and chain. It has a hand-wiped green finish over a natural glaze. The first edition was produced in a brown glaze. This 2017 second edition was produced in a green wipe glaze and 10,000 were issued with 2 per person per visit. Additionally, there were some misprints that although glazed in green say "Grog Grotto" on bottom instead of "Enchanted Tiki Bar" but difficult to tell how many. There is also a 2016 blue version and a 2017 red version that was produced for Trader Sam's Grog Grotto in Florida.

This is a mug shaped like a bear head from the film Brave. It has handles that form "ears" on either side. Given to cast and crew. Came with card and numbered out of 500 on card.

This is a mug shaped like a Taino Cemi (Zemi) sitting on a rum barrel. Don Q is a Puerto Rican rum company and the Cemi idols were worshipped by the Taino natives of the Caribbean Islands (Puerto Rico in particular). He is glazed in a pale yellowish beige with some green detail on head and the barrel is glazed in brown.

This is one of a set of 4 Rhum Sippers. They are shot sized and strung with leather cord so they double as a pendant. The shots were labeled "R," "H," "U," and "M". This is the "R" for Rarotongan and is a classic Rarotongan design with lemon-shaped eyes and mouth outlined repeatedly, angular ears on the sides, and hands folded across stomach. The first regular issued glaze was a mottled brown and beige with hints of blueish-green and premiered at Tiki Oasis 2012. This version is light blue.

This is a brown moai mug produced by Otagiri Mercantile Co. for the Blue Hawaii in Nashville, Tennessee., and has a wood-grain appearance.

Circa Caliente is a four-day celebration of tiki and pop culture ranging from the 1950's through the 1980's. From Elvis to Giligan's Island and Fantasy Island and Magnum P.I.

This mug depicts a Tiki reading a TV Guide and surrounded by skulls and media devices from the celebrated era (record player, TV, etc...). Made of stoneware. Pick-up only at the Reef bar from 10/21-22.

Made in green, blue, or a reddish-brown glaze.