This is a mug shaped like a submarine with a top chamber for dry ice. This is Tiki tOny's first mug collaboration with Tiki Diablo. It is glazed in a multicolored copper patina green with hints of rust. The mug comes with a recipe card for "Torpedo Juice" supplied by Rincon Trading Post's Ron Ferrell (a.k.a., Bongo Fury). The intended garnish for this mug and signature drink is a banana peel fashioned into a kraken with clove eyes!

This white handled coffee mug says "Hanalei Hotel San Diego's Tropical Paradise For Over 50 Years" on one side in blue. Other side features an exterior view of the hotel (also in blue). This coffee mug imprint also appears on a set of glassware that was issued in four colors: Lime Green, Red, Mint Green and Orange.

This is an oil lamp shaped like a multicolored Tiki head with metal insert. Huge clenched teeth grin and upward looking eyes. Protruding ears.

Aliens is an American science fiction action horror film franchise written and directed by James Cameron. This Aliens mug was designed by artist Michael Bonanno and THOR. Manufactured by Tiki Farm for Mondo, which is known for their screen printed posters and other collectibles but recently began making tiki mugs in 2016 with the premier of their Gremlins mugs. This is their second mug design and it comes in five color-ways, including this brown version which was available to ALIEN: COVENANT ticket purchasers in Austin, New York and San Francisco only. Other glaze colors include a Xeno Bone Variant, a blue version (unlimited edition that they plan to stock for a longer duration), acid blood green (limited to 200 pieces), and hive black (unlimited edition with silver cold-painted teeth and nails that will only be available for limited time). Pre-orders for 02/28/2017 ship Summer 2017.

A brown glazed hero themed tiki mug with a masked and caped tiki standing heroically with arms folded in front. There was also a "Villain Mug" in green to complete the two-part set.

This is a hiball glass featuring an undersea scene with a sunken rum barrel, Tiki, mermaid, shark drinking from rum barrel, and an octopus bartender mixing up some drinks. Hidden Harbor opened in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh in January 2016. The bar is owned by Peter and Matt Kurzweg, who own the brewery next door, and their partner, tikiphile Adam Henry. The bar features a large tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans. Glass was released in three colors: pink, green, and blue. Used to serve the "Krakatoa" which is described as "a bold but tasty blend of Wigle Landlocked Oaked honey spirit, punchy Jamaican and black strap rums, lime, honey, falernum, fresh pineapple, house-made tiki bitters, and grated nutmeg."

This is a loball double old fashioned glass marked for Lono, in Hollywood, CA.

This is a small light blue bowl featuring a tiki on front and marked for The Grass Skirt bar in Pacific Beach, CA. This bowl was designed to be used at several locations as a wiki-wiki (quick quick) production bowl that could be imprinted and put to immediate use instead of requiring a longer design period. The PahuPahu Volcano bowl was designed at the same time as the larger alternative and has since been picked up by Tiki Iniki and Clifton's Pacific Seas.

A peanut-like tiki with a lined face, in a fully glazed green color, marked for Kuoni Travel. Kuoni Travel is a tourism company. It was founded in 1906 by the entrepreneur Alfred Kuoni in Zurich, Switzerland where it is based.

This glass features a topless dancing hula girl with red flower lei. It is part of a set of 4 topless hula girl glasses: (dancer with red lei, dancer with orange lei, kneeling with red lei, kneeling with orange lei). No markings. Each of the four glasses features a black-haired hula girl with same features, possibly same girl in different poses/outfits.

This glass features a topless dancing hula girl with orange flower lei. It is part of a set of 4 topless hula girl glasses: (dancer with red lei, dancer with orange lei, kneeling with red lei, kneeling with orange lei). No markings. Each of the four glasses features a black-haired hula girl with same features, possibly same girl in different poses/outfits.

This glass features a topless kneeling hula girl with orange flower lei. It is part of a set of 4 topless hula girl glasses: (dancer with red lei, dancer with orange lei, kneeling with red lei, kneeling with orange lei). No markings. Each of the four glasses features a black-haired hula girl with same features, possibly same girl in different poses/outfits.