This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with half circle eyes, an angular nose, and broad lips. Back features some palm fronds and the words: "The Alibi est. 1947" This mug was made by Munktiki Imports for The Alibi, a Portland tavern, with a long history, that turned Polynesian in 1947. These mugs were sold in 4 glaze color combinations in a wipe-away effect leaving the raised surface a beige ("Antique Lace") and the recessed areas either "Sunset Red", "Lime Green", "Denim Blue", or "Burnt Umber Brown" and later "Green".

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with half circle eyes, an angular nose, and broad lips. Back features some palm fronds and the words: "The Alibi est. 1947" This mug was made by Munktiki Imports for The Alibi, a Portland tavern, with a long history, that turned Polynesian in 1947. These mugs were sold in 4 glaze color combinations in a wipe-away effect leaving the raised surface a beige ("Antique Lace") and the recessed areas either "Sunset Red", "Lime Green", "Denim Blue", or "Burnt Umber Brown" and later "Yellow"

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with half circle eyes, an angular nose, and broad lips. Back features some palm fronds and the words: "The Alibi est. 1947" This mug was made by Munktiki Imports for The Alibi, a Portland tavern, with a long history, that turned Polynesian in 1947. These mugs were sold in 4 glaze color combinations in a wipe-away effect leaving the raised surface a beige ("Antique Lace") and the recessed areas either "Sunset Red", "Lime Green", "Denim Blue", or "Burnt Umber Brown" and later, "Yellow"

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with half circle eyes, an angular nose, and broad lips. Back features some palm fronds and the words: "The Alibi est. 1947" This mug was made by Munktiki Imports for The Alibi, a Portland tavern, with a long history, that turned Polynesian in 1947. These mugs were sold in 4 glaze color combinations in a wipe-away effect leaving the raised surface a beige ("Antique Lace") and the recessed areas either "Sunset Red", "Lime Green", "Denim Blue", or "Burnt Umber Brown", and later "Yellow"

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with half circle eyes, an angular nose, and broad lips. Back features some palm fronds and the words: "The Alibi est. 1947" This mug was made by Munktiki Imports for The Alibi, a Portland tavern, with a long history, that turned Polynesian in 1947. There were a few AP Glaze Mugs given away in different colors.

This blue shot was manufactured for Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV. The tiki is based on the sun god, Kon-Tiki. The forehead has three sunray-like dashes, lips are two horizontal lines.

This mug is shaped like one of the little lava people, the A'a'po'e, who help to keep Pele from blowing her stack by cooling her with their everflowing lava. This mug resembles the fountain statue on the left as you enter Hale Pele, with its bowl of cooling lava held in both hands. The Tiki has slanted coffee bean-shaped eyes, a slotted mouth with small tongue protruding, and spiral designs on chest and legs. This Open Edition comes in a gun metal gray metallic glaze and is from the Munktiki Imports line (from Fuhua Porcelain Factory of Dehua, China). This is the fourth color-way of the Open Edition, released 02/2016. The first one was in coconut brown, the second was a sea green color, and the third was in a gloss greenish brown. There is also a Limited Edition (in several color ways) and a Super Limited Edition (that has a tri-color gradation from top to bottom of yellow, then orange, then red). The mug's signature drink, the A'a'po'e, is described as: "an amazingly quenching and tasty blend of pot-still Jamaican rum, piney gin, spices, and tropical fruits."

This is a classic Ku dredged from the bottom of the sea with barnacles, brain coral, and a fishing net still wrapped around him. Concept by Martin Cate and sculpted by Crazy Al. There is an open edition that was first made in a light cream with a light green overglaze. Later versions of the open edition are noticeably darker. Crazy Al also produced 48 artist proof versions of this mug in individualized multi-colored glazes. This version was made exclusively for the book tour with the new "Ports O' Call" brown glaze.

This is a Witco style skull mug glazed in orange with black details. There were other earlier versions issued in 2013, including a "Sunken Treasure Edition" (glazed in gold and limited to 4 pieces) that was mixed in as a blind-boxed treat. The regular edition was glazed in a "Magic Blue" with brown interior.

This is the full color painted style version of the Number 1 Bigfoot Stein. This stein has an extremely detailed relief rendition of Mitch O'Connell's Father and Child Bigfoot print. The Number 1 Bigfoot Stein came in two styles: Painted Style and Raw Style. Came with fitted pewter lid. Part of a successful Kickstarter campaign.

This is the full color painted style version of the Krampus Stein, which has an extremely detailed relief rendition of Mitch O'Connell's Krampus print. This is Münkstein's (Munktiki's) first beer stein and came in three styles (Painted Style, Raw Style, and Red & Gold). Came with fitted pewter lid. Part of a successful Kickstarter campaign.

This is the raw style version of the Krampus Stein, which has an extremely detailed relief rendition of Mitch O'Connell's Krampus print. This is Münkstein's (Munktiki's) first beer stein and came in three styles (Painted Style, Raw Style, and Red & Gold). Came with fitted pewter lid. Part of a successful Kickstarter campaign.