A mug shaped like an Indian elephant and marked for the Bengal Lounge, Victoria, BC. The Bengal Lounge was originally the library of the Empress Hotel, and in 1954 it became the Coronet Room - a cocktail lounge. Around 1969 it became the Bengal Lounge. However, it was closed in 2016. The mug measures 3.5" W x 3.5" H x 6.0" D. The mug was manufactured by a potter named Joan, located in Victoria. The cocktail served in this mug was named "The Ivory Hunter".

A mug shaped like a skull with a cobra wrapped around it and arching over the top. The back of the cobra head has a tiki face. Glazed in tones of green, brown, and bone. Red eyes on the cobra. Measures: 8.5"H X 4.5"W X 4.25"D. Produced in honor of the 13th Anniversary of Forbidden Island, Alameda, CA. Released at the bar/party, March 31st, 2019.

This mug design by Otagiri has a tiki with a lined, droopy face, pointed small breasts, a long nose and eyes like semi-circles. This version is marked "Dragon Island Centereach NY 732 4668" on back.

This is a mug shaped like a tiki. Available in several color glaze combinations including red, gray, green, brown, white, and blue.

This is a mug shaped like Spock the Vulcan and one of the most prominent characters from the science fiction Star Trek original series. He is standing with the fingers of one hand splayed in the traditional Vulcan sign of peaceful greeting and the other holds a communicator. This is one in a set of six including Captain Kirk, Dr. McCoy, a Gorn, a Klingon, Mr. Spock, and a Mugato.

This is a mug shaped like Captain Kirk, the lead character from the science fiction Star Trek original series. He is standing with a phaser in one hand and the other holds a communicator. This is one in a set of six including Captain Kirk, Dr. McCoy, a Gorn, a Klingon, Mr. Spock, and a Mugato.

This is a mug shaped like a Mugato, a dangerous alien from the science fiction Star Trek original series. The Mugato is an indigenous simian-like beast, carnivorous, with characteristically white fur, a rhino-like horn on the top of its head, and sharp and extremely venomous fangs. This mug is one in a set of six mugs including Captain Kirk, Dr. McCoy, a Gorn, a Klingon, Mr. Spock, and a Mugato.

This tiki mug design was originally created in 2004 by Danny Gallardo (Tiki Diablo) for Tiki Farm. The mug is of a Marquesan-style tiki, with very large, rounded teardrop eyes, and a wide mouth showing two rows of teeth. This version of the design has no maker's mark and although issued by the Bahi Hut, was not manufactured by Tiki Farm or authorized by Tiki Diablo. It differs in several respects (not as tall for instance). Unmarked versions of this unauthorized design have been spotted with "Made In Thailand" stickers. This version is marked on the reverse for the Bahi Hut. The Bahi Hut, built in 1954, is one of the nation's oldest tiki bars, and the oldest in the state of Florida. It is a totally intact mid-century tiki bar. Their mai tai is a notorious local legend and either folks love it or hate it because of its strength and tart taste.

This mug is a moai head with closed coffee-bean-shaped eyes and an open mouth. Wood texture and three rings at top of mug. There were 50 produced in dark glaze and 50 produced in light glaze. The Shameful Tiki Room in Vancouver, B.C. opened in 2013. It is owned by Rod Moore.

This is a bamboo shaped hiball mug with a toucan perched on the side forming a handle. Unlike the original version with brownish stalk and full-color toucan, this event mug version was featured in an off-white matte version with one of 4 different colored washes limited to 25 pieces each of green, red, orange, or black. The event heat decals on sides show the two bars involved in the duels event. The Undertow featured Jason Asher and Esotico Miami featured Daniele Dalla Polla.

This is a bamboo-shaped shot mug with a toucan perched on the side forming a handle. These shots were sold as a set in an off-white version with one of 3 different colored washes (green, red, or blue). These are similar in design to the larger full-colored bamboo hiball mugs with toucan handles that Tiki Diablo also made.

This ceramic tiki mug design was originally issued in 1996 in resin and meant to hold a collins glass insert. It was originally designed by Crazy Al Evans and carved out of a yucca stalk before being cast in resin. The tiki has large Rarotongan eyes and mouth and has a sun pattern on his belly. This version was slipcase in ceramic for the first time in 2019 and issued in an open edition banana green glaze which premiered at the Arizona Tiki Oasis.