Fugu is a puffer fish shaped mug manufactured by Muntiki in many different colors and finishes. The fish is in full puff-mode with bulging eyes, puffy lips and several wide spines sticking out from his body. The older versions had two additional holes on top for straws. This version uses a "crawl" glaze effect where the top glaze coat separates like alligator skin to show a glaze beneath with an organic effect. In this case, the tan overglaze separates to show black beneath.

This is an anchor-shaped mug with an iron chain wrapped around it. It was manufactured by Munktiki (Astoria, OR location). Also made in "Full Rust" glaze and the two together form a combined edition of 100 (although these are glazed to order and the "Black Iron" was preferred overall, thus outnumbering the "Full Rust").

This is a lidded mug shaped like a ship's lantern with green light and some barnacles sticking to its side. A couple of octopus tentacles have worked their way out the back through a break in the glass. This piece was born from the combined efforts of Gecko and Dave "Squid" Cohen. The Nautilus Lantern Co. mug is a part of the South Sea Arts Sunken Treasure collection. A limited edition of 25 was first released in red, followed by an another limited edition set of 25 in green.

This is a lidded mug shaped like a ship's lantern with red light and some barnacles sticking to its side. A couple of octopus tentacles have worked their way out the back through a break in the glass. This piece was born from the combined efforts of Gecko and Dave "Squid" Cohen. The Nautilus Lantern Co. mug is a part of the South Sea Arts Sunken Treasure collection. A limited edition of 25 was first released in red, followed by an another limited edition set of 25 in green.

This is a lidded mug shaped like a ship's lantern with some barnacles sticking to its side. A couple of octopus tentacles have worked their way out the back through a break in the glass. This piece was born from the combined efforts of Gecko and Dave "Squid" Cohen. The Nautilus Lantern Co. mug is a part of the South Sea Arts Sunken Treasure collection. A limited edition of 25 was first released in red, followed by an another limited edition set of 25 in green. This is a Test Glaze version, and, as such, is uniquely glazed.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai head with a thin mouth and a sharply bridged nose that comes to a point.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with coffee bean shaped eyes, a downward turned mouth, and spiral designs on chin. Arms at sides. Artist proofs came in a variety of one-off colors. Glazed earthenware. Original sculpt by artist, Kristian Himmelstein.

This Tiki mug has a grinning mouth with square teeth, a wave pattern across forehead, and wears a puka shell necklace. This design is based off of the MauiTiki "Carson" design with some slight changes and elaborations. These were produced in a variety of glaze colors.

This coconut shaped mug features “The Three Wise Monkeys” (also known as "The Three Mystic Apes"). In Japan they are called individually by name Mizaru (See No Evil), Kikazaru (Hear No Evil) and Iwazaru (Speak No Evil). Ancient proverb describes these chaps as being of good mind, speech and action.

This square bowl was manufactured by Treasure Craft of Hawaii. It is matte brown with a glossy interior and tapa pattern border. Measures 4" square.

This small round scalloped dish has a matte brown edge, backing and center with colorful gloss interior (various interior colors include yellow & red). The center reads "Hawaii" within a scrolled oval design.

This is is a double dish with two connected leaves and a turned wood handle in the center. Rim and bottom is a matte brown. Interior came in several gloss colors (green, blue, red, etc...). Measures 12" long by 5.5" wide by 6" tall (wood handle) in center.