This standing tiki mug is marked for The Polynesian in New York City and represents a Marquesan Idol. Glazed with a wipe-away dark brown to leave an overall bone/beige color glaze with darker glaze in recesses. In the menu, this mug is matched to the "Chief Lapu Lapu", described as (Bob Esmino) rums, passion fruit, honey, grenadine, orange liqueur, bitters and juices In honor of one of the true O.G.’s of Tiki.

This pink/or very light red mug is shaped like a Maori Hei Tiki. Premiered Saturday, 11/25/2017. 100 sold through False Idol and 25 through Bosko's website.

Tiki King was designed by Crazy Al Evans and is a replica of his 1996 carving. The King has a root ball top rim, a bone in his nose, and a club in his hand. He is wearing a skull necklace and headband. This is a 20th anniversary edition made from a new mold and marked with the 20th anniversary stamp. Only 20 mugs made from this mold and in a variety of micro-edition glaze colors.

This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 1 tiki, also known as the "Rich Hiskey" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself. This is a 20th anniversary edition made from a new mold and marked with the 20th anniversary stamp. Only 20 mugs made from this mold and in a variety of micro-edition glaze colors.

This dark maroon red Tiki mug was designed by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm for the Royal Hawaiian restaurant in Laguna Beach, CA. The mug has a palm texture and is a tiki bust. The tiki has closed, football-shaped eyes, a stubby nose and an open mouth full of teeth. This maroon red/brick red version is the 2nd edition of this mug, celebrating the re-opening of the restaurant after a five year hiatus.

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken zombie head with orange stitches on eyes & mouth. Cobalt blue underglaze with mossy light greenish brown overglaze. Released on 4/20/2017. Designed by Tim Wollweber. Used to serve the Shrunken Zombie Head cocktail on the Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar menu, made with "reserve and aged rums, tropical juices, falernum and cinnamon".

This is a fogcutter-shaped mug with Maori interlace designs. Slipcast molded by Jungle Modern Ceramics and high fired at cone 10. Green glaze.

A mug shaped like a zombie head with part of cranium removed for flat head and exposed brain at top. Displayed right side up on a stand and can be turned upside down to drink through neck hole. After de-molding the leather-hard clay casting, the zombie was painstakingly re-sculpted with layers of additional detailing. Only 2 Lime Green Zombie Lobotomy mugs received this final hand-crafted step, and each is unique. Artist’s mark is tucked behind the left ear. Included display stand fashioned out of wood and non-marring plastic that safely holds the mug when not in use.

This is a lidded pineapple mug covered with tiny skulls. It somewhat resembles the entrance to the bar, whose wall of skulls is illuminated in blue light as you walk down the stairs. Brown exterior with glossy green leaves at top. There is also a yellow version.

This is a two-part mug shaped like a vintage 1970s cone fireplace with chimney. It has a blazing fire with logs on front bottom and reads "Tonga Hut" on reverse. Top of chimney is shaped like a moai head and is meant as a dry ice chamber to have "smoke" come out of the top. There is also a straw hole on reverse of top.

This was released in two colors; an orange and a green glaze version. Used to serve the "Pele's Pyre" cocktail by Marie King. While this is an open edition, the first 60 (of each color) were numbered on the bottom of the top chimney piece and base. A rare sub-variant of this mug is missing a mouth (20 of each color arrived like this from the factory).

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. Blue with black highlights. Marked "Poptiki" on bottom.