This is a mug shaped like a toilet and marked for the Double Down Saloon, owned by P. Moss (the same owner as Frankie's Tiki Bar). This is a limited edition version of the mug in black and the regular version is glazed in white. These mugs are used to serve the "Ass Juice" cocktail, which is a sweet, often tropical tasting concoction with a stomach-turning origin. It began with a Jagermeister knockoff called Bekturova that the bar got a few bottles of. "It was disgusting," Moss says. "Even bums wouldn't drink it." He made a sign offering shots of the stuff for $3. Then $2. Then $1. Still, no takers. "So I crossed out 'Bekturova,' wrote out 'Ass Juice' and I sold out immediately," Moss says. "I go, 'I can make my own Ass Juice.' It just became huge. We've sold thousands and thousands and thousands of Ass Juice T-shirts." He notes that they also sell around 10 Ass Juice shot mugs, shaped like a miniature toilet, on a nightly basis, though there's still no set recipe for the tangy, potent libation among the various bartenders who make it. "It's all different," Moss says. "Basically, it has to taste good, it has to be fruity and it has to look like (crap)."

This is a sculpture shaped like a wahine leaning on a Tiki, wearing her traditional kapa cloth pāʻū (skirt), flower in her hair and wearing a lei, basket of fruit balanced on her head, and standing on one of Gecko's signature fat lava bases.

This shallow bowl was designed and produced by Gecko. The bowl features a Marquesan pattern on exterior with brightly colored interior glaze. Comes in a variety of glaze combinations.

The Glass Float Room is the home bar of Denise and Jim Benson. It was one of the stops along the North County San Diego Home Tiki Bar Crawl. This is a loball glass with fish and floats on front and house cocktail recipe on reverse. Orange design on clear glass. The Glass Float cocktail consists of coconut rum, cranberry juice, pineapple juice, orange juice, and orgeat syrup.

This is a loball glass marked for the Smuggler's Cove Book signing that took place at Lost Lake, Chicago. Printed in gold on a clear loball glass.

This is a white two-piece mug shaped like a Merlion. It is marked for The Westin Plaza (which opened in 1986) and the Westin Stamford. The Westin Plaza was refurbished together with Swissôtel The Stamford, formerly known as the Westin Stamford, and was renamed Raffles The Plaza on January 1, 2002 and Fairmont Singapore on December 12, 2007 with a change in branding. The Merlion is the national personification of Singapore. Its name combines "mer" meaning the sea and "lion". The fish body represents Singapore's origin as a fishing village when it was called Temasek, which means "sea town" in Javanese. The lion head represents Singapore's original name—Singapura—meaning "lion city" or "kota singa".

A mug shaped like Cthulhu with an octopus head and bat wings atop a skull. Made of porcelain. There are variations as well, including a wingless regular octopus version. Cthulhu made his first official appearance in the short story "The Call of Cthulhu," written by Lovecraft in 1926, although no living character in the story ever sets eyes on the actual creature. The characters we meet in the story see Cthulhu either in dreams or in artwork. The narrator of the story says that a statue of Cthulhu resembled, in part, an octopus, a dragon and a human-like or anthropomorphic creature.

This bowl from Hawaiian Gardens in San Jose, California depicts brown skinned native men paddling an outrigger on one side with light gray mountains in the background. Painted in many colors on a white bowl with a blue pedestal base. Measures 4 inches tall and 5 inches across the top. OMC gold foil sticker.

Coconut mug with "Hawaii" in capital letters on top front rim and wide grained horizontal woodgrain pattern. There is also a tall tumbler with the same markings and design. Sticker on bottom shows this was manufactured by Polynesian Manufacturing Inc.

This mug is a riff on the original Mr. Bali Hai, the mascot for the Bali Hai Restaurant in San Diego, and is a mash-up between Mr. Bali Hai and the Creature From The Black Lagoon. The theme of this year's Tiki Oasis was "Monster Island" with a look back at classic movie monsters including the Creature, Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolfman and many more. This is an edition of five that were retained by Eekum Bookum and glazed in full color. The earrings and lettering for "Tiki Oasis" is detailed in white on back and the bottom edge of the eyelids is defined in red.

This is a full-body Tiki mug leaning all the way back to form an upside down "U" shape with mouth as opening and top of head touching table. Available in a variety of glaze colors.