A mug shaped like a Tiki head with large concentric circles around almond-shaped eyes, a small nose, and open mouth which serves as a reservoir for dry ice and light cube. This mug made its debut on Sunday April 23rd at 3pm, as part of Forbidden Island's 11th Anniversary celebration. It was made in two glazes (green or brown). The 11th Anniversary cocktail for this mug was created by Becca Morris and features Hamilton 86 and Hamilton 151 Rums. The mug was sculpted and manufactured by Tiki Diablo (Danny Gallardo).

A mug shaped like a Tiki head with large concentric circles around almond-shaped eyes, a small nose, and open mouth which serves as a reservoir for dry ice and light cube. This mug made its debut on Sunday April 23rd at 3pm, as part of Forbidden Island's 11th Anniversary celebration. It was made in two glazes (green or brown). The 11th Anniversary cocktail for this mug was created by Becca Morris and features Hamilton 86 and Hamilton 151 Rums. The mug was sculpted and manufactured by Tiki Diablo (Danny Gallardo).

This is a mug shaped like the head of a hula girl with large hibiscus flower tucked above her right ear. The wahine head mold by Holland Molds has has also been used since the 1960s to make plaster heads/busts which were then painted in similar fashion to the more expensive Marwal heads/busts. This mug version is a bluish green.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head, with bone through the nose, with the back featuring a black panther climbing over bamboo. The Tiki face is Papua New Guinea inspired with cowrie shells along base in front. The bones are made of resin and wrapped cord. This smaller second edition of 50 was released in a matte brown wipe glaze. It has dark brown in the recessed areas and much lighter brown on raised areas.

This is a handled mug with rope decorations and rope handle, a naval cannon depicted on each side, and ship's wheel on bottom. Blue glaze. Used to serve the "Navy Grog" or "Green Heart Grog" which contains Woods Navy Rum, pink grapefruit, lime juice, honey, and ginger beer.

A mug shaped like the General Urko character from the original Planet of the Apes films. Purple armor, brown pants & shirt, and beige/tan face.

This simple tumbler is used by Trader Vic's for serving the classic Mai Tai. The glass is clear, with a printed design of a Menehune wearing a ball cap.

This simple tumbler is used by Trader Vic's for serving Mai Tais. The glass is clear, with a white printed design inspired by tapa cloth. At the side of the design, "Trader Vic's" is in vertical letters. This glass is significantly smaller than the regular 15 oz mai tai glass, but looks much the same. They came as a set of three with a wood surf board holder as part of a "Wave" mai tai sampler (Maui, Mango, and Guava Mai Tais). Each surfboard was hand made. The board shaper used Cherry, Zebra, Maple, Curly Maple, Teak, Redwood, Pallaro, and Purple Heart Wood. Each surfboard was signed by the artist who created it. Surfboard "Wave" sets were sold at locations (full set for around $75) and briefly on the Trader Vic's online store. Individual glasses were later sold separately.

This is a mug shaped like an octopus with a Tiki Bob face perched upon a coral reef. This version has the octopus/tako in a glossy green glaze that contrasts nicely against the base. There is also a limited edition version in more of a matte green with hand-painted details.