This mug is based on the Cobra's Fang mug originally designed by Spurlin (Stella Bodey) for the Los Angeles Islander. The mug is a hiball encircled by a cobra and glazed in a very light avocado green on the snake coils with the white bisque showing through in-between the coils where there is wood grain. White interior. "Town & Country Toronto, Canada. Rd. - 1961. Made In Japan" printed in black on bottom. This mug is not pictured in their drink menu, although the Cobra's Fang cocktail is listed.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with brow line covering eyes and an open grimacing mouth lined with teeth. This "Woodgrain Ku" is a customizable design not exclusive to a single locale.

A Tiki shot mug with a big nose, a bow-shaped mouth, and a triangle on his chin. There is some resemblance to the earlier "Smiling Big Nose Tiki Mug" put out by Otagiri, but definite differences as well. Also similar to a Tiki design put out by Poolside Pineapple and based on the "Smiling Big Nose Tiki Mug." Same design on both sides. Sold in a box of 3 shots containing a Green, Orange and Purple glazed example.

This is a mug shaped like a Toltec Idol in white glaze with black wash to pick out details. Tiki Tolteca is a unique Latin American themed exotica Tiki lounge at 301 North Peters St located on the second floor of Felipe's Taqueria in the French Quarter. This mug is the last designed sculpt by The Pizz, and has memorial dates for him on the bottom.

This mug was created especially for the Waikiki Trader Vic's location. The mug has a brown glaze, with a white interior. There are several versions, many of them by Polynesian Pottery, that show great variation. Most of them are very crude and appear to have the features hurriedly inscribed on the clay, whereas this version is more refined and molded looking. The glaze is also less blotchy and more precise. This version also reads "Tiki Like" which is the name of the cocktail listed in the Waikiki TV's drink menu, not "Tiki Liki" as most of the other mugs are labeled. No maker's mark on bottom.

This loball glass was made for American Hawaii Cruises. It has a blue heat decal featuring their logo, a stylized hibiscus flower blossom with star in center, on front.

A hiball mug decorated with hibiscus flower blooms and glazed in turquoise blue "Aqua Crackle". Made for Tracey & Kevin for their October 8th, 2016 Wedding. Fired at Cone 06.

This bottle was made for Inca Pisco and depicts a sleeping native. Bottled by Casa Ranuzzi, Lima, Peru.

This bottle was made for Inca Pisco and depicts a sitting native woman with long braided hair. Bottled by Casa Ranuzzi, Lima, Peru. There is also a tall version with the woman sitting on a higher base, more detailed, with longer & wider neck to bottle.

This decanter was produced for Jim Beam. It is jug shaped and features a scene of the Waikiki Hotels on front with lei of flowers surrounding and the back is labeled "200th Anniversary of the Landing of Captain Cook 1778-1978" with a small inset cameo bust of Captain Cook.

This is an ashtray shaped like a Tiki head with a large open mouth. Unlike most ashtrays that lay flat, this one sits upright like a bookend and has a deep mouth. It was produced in a variety of colors. Many are produced in a "lava black" or "sandstone red" and appear to be carved, however, this is definitely a molded piece. Not ceramic, but chalk or composite material. Probably manufactured in 1970s, but not certain.

This is a jug-shaped decanter with handle and stopper. Made for Jim Beam by the Regal China Corporation. Measures 7" wide by 3" deep by 10" tall. Holds 4/5 of a quart (@25 oz).