This is a round saucer-shaped bowl with an alien green shot mug shaped like a Milan Guanko Styled Tiki Head in the center. The shot mug design was originally issued as one of a set of 4 Rhum Sippers, but not in this color. The Tiki head has a Milan Guanko styled look with its toothless gaping mouth and concentric circle eyes. In green, it looks even more "alien".

Kindred is a metal themed bar with a vegan menu, yet they established a "Tiki Night" every Thursday night, called "Permanent Vacation" and released this mug to help celebrate. This version is a "None More Black" glaze. Design by Factory North (branding and design consultants) and sculpting by The Pizz.

This is a gold mug shaped like a cartoonish dragon. It has a black hat lid, giving it quasi decanter feature. The year of the Dragon ran from February 17, 1988 to February 5, 1989 and celebrated the Earth element. The hotel was built in 1987 and underwent remodeling in 2005.

A mug shaped like a ship's lantern with green "lens" in front and "Tonga" glazed in green. The remainder of the "metalwork" of the lantern is glazed in gray. There is also a port lantern with a red "lens" to match and "Tonga" glazed in red.

A mug with a traditional Tangaroa face, and hands held in front, but framed by long flowing hair. This first edition in green was followed by a second edition in blue for 2019.

This vintage Trader Vic's mug was used for serving the Samoan Fog Cutter. Mug is tall and wider at the top and bottom, beige, with brown painted stripe detail on top and bottom rims. Depicts two girls with a man smoking a pipe, sitting on rum barrels. "Trader Vic's Trading Post" printed on side of mug on the roofline of graphic. "Imported by 'Trader Vic' Japan" printed in small script letters on bottom. Some early Trader Vic bowls also have been spotted in the wild that are labeled with "Trader Vic's Trading Post" and it is speculated that this label might have been used on merchandise to be sold in their gift shops.

A rectangular bowl made to look like the boat centered in the pool at the Tonga Room where the band plays. Depicts band members, hula dancers, and happy customers drinking cocktails on each side. Marked "S.S. Tonga San Francisco" on back. Primarily gloss brown glaze with red, blue, green, and yellow details.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with frowning mouth formed by two overlapping half circles. This version's top edge does not end at the brow-line like previous versions. It has a tall forehead and is unique in its detailing and glaze.

This is the fourth Tiki mug designed and manufactured by Zigi Tiki. It is shaped like a Tiki head with three v-shaped brow ridges, squinted eyes and an open mouth lined with parted white teeth interrupted at bottom in middle by an upswept chin. Wood Texture. Comes in various colors and numbered at bottom.

This glass was created for serving Hot Buttered Rum at Trader Vic's. The glass is clear, tapers slightly toward the bottom, and rests in a separate basket holder with woven handle. Sold in sets of 4. This glass is pictured on pages 118 to 119 of the book "Trader Vic's Tiki Party" and the full set of glasses is pictured in "Beachbum Berry's Potions of the Caribbean" on page 60, to serve "Hock Negus".

The Cask of Amontillado Barrel Mug was inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's timeless story of evil and revenge. Created through a successful Kickstarter campaign. The regular edition was glazed in a two-tone of matte, wiped brown and bone glaze. Designed by Jonathan Chaffin (Tiki Atari on TC), produced by Horror In Clay, and manufactured in collaboration with Tiki Farm with sculptural work by The Pizz. This is one of the limited variant glazed editions for the Cask of Amontillado Barrel Mug that are glazed by Rob Hawes (MauiTiki). It features red drip glaze from the top edge and the mug is a mixture of matte and glossy glazes. The accompanying cocktail recipe, the "Fortunato's Mistake" consists of: 1 oz El Dorado Demerara Rum, 1 oz Pierre Ferand Cognac, 1.5 oz Amontillado, 3/4 oz of Grenadine, 3/4 oz of Falernum, 1 oz Fresh Lime Juice, 1 oz Donn's Mix, and 2 dashes of Tropical Bitters.

This is a white coffee mug that is an homage to John Carpenter's film, "They Live" and its subliminal messages that alien ghouls use to control the populace. "COLLECT TIKI MUGS" is on one side using the same type (Futura No. 2 D Extra Bold) seen in the film. The Horror In Clay Cthulhu logo is on other with "Horror In Clay" and website labeled below.