This is a mug shaped the Drooling Bastard (a crude Tiki made of volcanic rock, holding a bowl, with water trickling out of his mouth and into the bowl). It is based on the original fountain sculpture at the Tonga Hut which is the mascot for the Loyal Order of the Drooling Bastard. To join the order, one must go to the Tonga Hut and drink every drink listed in Beachbum Berry's Grog Log (at your own pace, but within a year's time). Bastard members are rewarded with a plaque to commemorate their achievement and a special "Buck Off" coin that entitles you to a buck off all drinks for life. Previous editions were manufactured by Taboo Island but this was made by Eekum Bookum. Back lettering is slightly different with "Tonga" lettering in horizontal instead of vertical as on previous versions.

This is a mug shaped like a purple sea urchin. Designed by Shelby Allison (wife of owner Paul McGee) and Holden Westland of Tiki Farm. This is the second edition of this design, glazed in purple, and the first edition was done in teal (greenish blue).

Several color editions were made in this order:

1 - Teal Blue, 2 - Purple, 3 - Pink, 4 - Dark Blue, 5 - Dark Green, 6 - Light Green, 7 - Orange, 8 - Mirror Gold, 9 - Sparkling Gold, 10 - Green.

This was mug was manufactured for Walt Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in Disney World, Florida. The mug is light green and features a stylized Papua New Guinea Mask head with circular eyes and the sharp-toothed mouth partly open in a smile, exposing the tongue. This mug was also made in earlier glaze color editions as well.

This was mug was manufactured for Walt Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in Disney World, Florida. The mug is copper brown and features a stylized Papua New Guinea Mask head with circular eyes and the sharp-toothed mouth partly open in a smile, exposing the tongue. This mug was also made in earlier glaze color editions as well.

The 2017 Hukilau was held June 7-11th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like a shrunken head with black hair top knot sticking up and a real stick stuck through the top knot. Radiating lines of dots on forehead. Designed by Tiki tOny. Eekum Bookum sculpted and manufactured the mugs. This is the special edition in a special copper patina glaze with hints of blue. In addition to the event version and this special edition, there was also one in a limited all reddish brown color way with a matching 3-headed bowl version that was put up for raffle.

This light blue rum barrel mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Hidden Harbor in Pittsburgh, PA. It features a rope border around Hidden Harbor’s logo. This is a small run mug manufactured in Mexico, as indicated by Tiki Farm’s mark on the bottom (as opposed to China). This Wiki-Wiki Rum Barrel is a customizable design and is also used by Tiki Farm for other locations, including VenTiki, Hala Kahiki and The Bruery.

Hurricane glass marked "Zombie Hut" on front.

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken head with its eyes and mouth sewn shut by jute twine. The glaze is green. Bones pierce the ears. Designed by Mike T. Grant of Saint Sabrina's. Not to be confused with the subsequent Tiki Farm shrunken head designed by The Pizz for Psycho Suzi's, which has dowels through the ears and is stamped "Tiki Farm".

This is a mug shaped like a nautilus. Available in a variety of glaze colors including Natural (Ivory/Brown), Yellow/Orange, Orange/Red, Red/Black, Blue/Purple and Blue/Red. Measures: 4.5"H 4"W X 7"L.

This brown rum barrel mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for The High Roller Tiki Lounge in Solvang, CA. The High Roller Tiki Lounge is located in the back of the Sort This Out Cellars tasting room. This Wiki-Wiki Rum Barrel was also used by Tiki Farm for other locations, including Hala Kahiki and The Bruery.

This aquamarine glass with gold painted details was made by Imperial Glass Company. Morgantown Glass Company was occasionally contracted by Imperial Glass to produce these if their production line was at capacity. Trader Vic's used a green Starboard Light Glass as well as a companion glass, a red Port Light Glass. This aquamarine glass is under contention. Some claim it is simply a variant of the green Starboard Light Glass used at Trader Vic's. Others contend it is, indeed, the version used at the Kahiki (and the aquamarine coloration in menu illustrations seems to support this).

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with head thrown back, wide open mouth lined with square teeth, and a straw hole in outstretched tongue. Made on Maui by Rob Hawes, this mug comes in a variety of glazes and colors.