A mug shaped like a jungle bird's skull with orange beak. There is a black beaked version as well. This "Chief's" version is similar to the regular Orange Hornbill mugs but each is re-sculpted with layers of additional detailing after being released from its mold.

This is a mug shaped like the head of Frankenstein's monster.

A lidded pineapple mug marked for Nu Lounge in Bologna, Italy. It has green leaves on top and the bottom is glazed in a light honey brown glaze. Daniele Dalla Pola is the founder of the Nu Lounge Bar. He received international acclaim by winning the prestigious 42 Below Cocktail World Cup in 2011. Daniele's hallmark is the pineapple -- Pineapple Love is what he is known for.

These Westwood shakers are barrel shaped with round concave eyes, a ridgy nose that flares at the bottom and a straight, expressionless mouth. The pattern around the top rim is triangles within triangles. The salt is marked with S and the pepper is marked with P.

This is a plastic mug shaped like a Moai head and marked for Carnival Cruises. Obtained aboard the Carnival Conquest Cruise and possibly others.

This is a brown mug shaped like a standing Taino carved figure holding a sugar cane stalk. This mug pays tribute to the Taino people, one of the indigenous cultures of the Caribbean, and is inspired by ancient Taino carvings. The figure holds a sugar cane stalk to mark the Caribbean origins of rum. There was also a Super Limited Edition mug in black obsidian glaze with gold detailing and lime green interior.

This white dinner plate was manufactured for the Aku Aku restaurant in Las Vegas. The plate features a black and brown moai under an abstract sun. It was made by Corning and part of their Pyroceram line which is a glass/ceramic hybrid able to withstand repeated microwave oven use.

This is a mug shaped like a bell buoy. The Limited Edition was issued in 8 different color choices (Red, Blue, Purple, Turquoise, Blue, Green, Yellow and Orange). This is a Super Limited Edition issued in either Brown or Green with a tapa pattern around base and gold bell.

Boxhead is a standing Tiki with hands folded together in front, almond-shaped eyes, and a figure-eight-shaped mouth with two small fangs pointing up from lower jaw. Available in four different glaze colors (brown, orange, yellow, and green). Premiered at Tiki Kon 2017.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Moai Kava Kava Man with boney body, boney chest, and long ears, but with head shaped like that of a stone moai.

The Laojia Mug is designed by renowned French Tiki Carver Jerome Laojia. It is traditionally Tahitian styled and comes in two different glaze treatments, a classic gloss brown exterior with a light blue interior and the second treatment is a burnt orange exterior with a soft pink interior.