This lime green Tangaroa mug was manufactured by Cheekytiki. It is a full body tiki with a pronounced jaw line, football-shaped eyes and mouth and round protruding ears.

This mango yellow Tangaroa mug was manufactured by Cheekytiki. It is a full body tiki with a pronounced jaw line, football-shaped eyes and mouth and round protruding ears.

This stylised bamboo mug has a beige or "yellow" exterior glaze. It is 16 cm tall and 6cm in diameter (6.25 inches by 2.5 inches).

Eater is part of the Tahitian Cannibal Trio designed by Bosko. He has diamond shaped eyes and has a small tiki in his hands which he is in the process of eating. This is a prototype version and differs from the manufactured version (particularly with the round pupils inside the otherwise diamond-shaped eyes).

This angular Moai mug has long ears and its head slanted backwards. This version is made in a gray exterior glaze with gray interior. Also made in several other glaze colors.

This angular Moai mug has long ears and its head slanted backwards. This version is made in an oatmeal beige exterior glaze with oatmeal beige interior. Also made in several other glaze colors.

This angular Moai mug has long ears and its head slanted backwards. This version is made in a lime green exterior glaze with lime green interior. Also made in several other glaze colors.

This bucket shaped mug is the head of Ku and was originally designed and produced by Cheekytiki for The London Luau 2006. This version has had the event identifiers removed (except for "'06 LL" on bottom) and has been re-issued in new glaze colors (Olive Green and a Grayish-Blue Denim) as an open issue mug. This is the Olive Green version.

This bucket shaped mug is the head of Ku and was originally designed and produced by Cheekytiki for The London Luau 2006. This version has had the event identifiers removed (except for "'06 LL" on bottom) and has been re-issued in new glaze colors (Olive Green and a Grayish-Blue Denim) as an open issue mug. This is the Denim version.

This brown hiball was manufactured for Joyce Chen Restaurants in Cambridge, MA. The mug features Hotei (fat/happy Buddha with raised arms) on the front in relief. The back is marked "Joyce Chen" in raised letters. The back also features a Lotus Flower Trademark in relief and an ® next to it. The mug was used at Joyce Chen Restaurants. Chen opened her first restaurant in 1958. It was located at Central Square on Mass. Ave. in Cambridge. It was halfway between Harvard and MIT. It was a tiny take-out place and in no time people lined up to get Chinese food of a kind that few Americans had ever tasted. A few years later she opened the next restaurant in north Cambridge and more would follow. In 1962, she published The Joyce Chen Cookbook. In 1968, she starred in her own cooking show. She is credited with popularizing the Mandarin style of Chinese cooking in the United States. Chen died of Alzheimers disease in 1994. Her namesake restaurant closed in 1998.

This is a mug shaped like bamboo with leaves, beetles, and a dragonfly clinging to the sides. This is the Super Limited Edition in redwood brown with red details and interior glaze.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with frowning mouth formed by two overlapping half circles. This version has an orange glaze. Texture of repeated elongated diamonds that is reminiscent of dried cactus wood.