This mug is part of a set of three based on a trio of Milan Guanko tikis that once stood for many years at Hobby City in Anaheim, CA. Each mug promotes one of the sponsors of the Desert Oasis Room podcast by Adrian Eustaquio. This is the tallest of the mugs and has "L-Shaped" eyes and crossed arms at bottom. It was released at the Desert Oasis Room's One Year Anniversary party held at the Tiki-Ti. Comes in a "Driftwood Brown" and a "Scrimshaw Bone" white glaze as well.

The design of this mug is borrowed from Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki boat, which used the design of a South American sun god, Kon Tiki. Forehead has three sunray-like dashes, lips are two horizontal lines. This version is a reproduction manufactured by Tiki Farm and the heat decal on back was meant to kickstart a monthly membership to exclusive club membership promotional mugs and other collectibles from Tiki Farm. However, 2017 turned into such a busy year with regular business contracts that Holden was forced to shelve the entire club idea. These mugs had already been made, however, so he sold them at the La Luz de Jesus Tiki Art Show and mug signing in October that was hosted by Otto and Sven.

This skull mug was inspired by both the Ta Moko (facial and body carvings) and the Mokomokai (shrunken heads), as practiced historically by the Maori of New Zealand. Glossy orange on the inside, white on the outside with black wipe to pick out details. Stoneware. Measures: 3 3/4" wide, 5 1/4" long, 3 3/4" tall. Special run of 50 mugs for the Forbidden Island "Take Over" of The Dram Shop Restaurant, Port Costa, CA. October 25, 2017. Sponsored by Mount Gay Rum.

This is a mai-tai glass featuring wrap-around artwork by Tiki tOny and marked "The Jungle Bird." Graphics are in yellow and include jungle birds, tropical foliage, a tapa design square border, and a Tiki. These glasses were also made in a white, a red and a teal blue imprint.

A mug shaped like a Tiki with the Jungle Bird's bird logo on his forehead and long nubby headdress hanging down the back. Glazed in translucent brown. Released on the Jungle Bird's first anniversary, Saturday, 10/28/2017.

This handled mug is modeled after an actual 97 Stromberg carburetor. This carburetor was the top choice for generations of American hotrodders. The idea for this mug is also reminiscent of the earlier RJL Model Airplane Engine Mug made by Daga.

This is a hiball mug marked for The Grass Skirt bar in Pacific Beach, CA and it features a hula girl on one side and tropical leaves on the other.

This is a lidded skull mug with Papua New Guinea designs, cowrie shell eyes, and a raven perched on top of lid. White with a black wipe-away glaze. Marked for the Death Or Glory bar in Delray Beach, FL.

A mug shaped like a skeleton with a heavy-browed skull, wearing a jacket open in front to show its ribs, and with skull-shaped earphones over its ears. E.P. & L.P. is a bar and restaurant complex with expansive rooftop views at the intersection of Melrose and La Cienega. The L.P. portion is on top and the E.P. section is one floor down with a supper club set-up. Opened in 2015 by Australian restauranteurs David Combes and Grant Smillie with DJ Axwell as an investor. Serves primarily southeast Asian fare and although not a tiki bar, does serve craft cocktails.

This mug shaped like a stack of three skulls was designed and manufactured by Bosko. Each skull has large eye sockets and is missing its lower jaw. Based on Bosko's own carvings at False Idol. As an artist proof, glaze colors and details vary and are unique. There were three artist proofs of this design (orange, green, and blue) sold through Bosko's website but possibly 7 or more in total.

This Pa'a (Holder) mug is part of a trio by Pie Eyed Tikis. He is holding a small figure in his hands. Designed by Jason Vitril (aka Jive Ass Tiki) and manufactured by Pie Eyed Tikis (aka Nell and Jason Vitril). Similar to the Tahitian Cannibal series of three tikis eating smaller tikis, but these mugs depict skull-headed figures. As an Artist Proof, each piece is uniquely glazed and detailed.

This beautifully grotesque design was originally produced in larger format by 'Ona Tiki in Burbank, California. A later version, also in larger format, was produced by Munktiki. This is a slightly scaled down version done in a series of limited editions of 25 or 50 with different glaze designs. The first edition of 25 is in a dark green with black rub and red and white accents. The second edition of 50 is in a Mummy Brown with Black rub and Red and White accents. This edition of 25 is orange with a black rub.