This is a loball glass featuring the Creature From The Black Lagoon's hand holding a tropical cocktail. The Black Lagoon Room is the home bar of Pete Klockau and Katie Monachos. The glass design is also by Pete. Their bar is located within a 1953 MCM Frank Loyd Wright-acolyte designed split level on the shores of Lake Michigan.

This is a mug shaped like a tourist style Tiki with huge eyes. It is his second design based on a vintage tourist piece, after the Tioti mug. The eyes take up the upper third and have a repeated indented pattern around their outer edge (like a pie crust). Extreme v-shaped brow and a tiny nose. Come in several glaze colors.

This is a glass with the Tonga Hut "Big Mo" Moai on front, large Drooling Bastard image on side, and smaller Drooling Bastard images on reverse. It comes in two colorways: a turquoise green version and a purple version.

This is a mug shaped like a man's severed left foot covered with Tahitian tattoos and the broken bones sticking up out of the interior. It has a glossy light brown glaze on exterior. Interior is red. Left side features a sea turtle tattoo and right side features a round Tahitian Tiki face, among other designs. The Reef in Palm Springs featured this same design in a different glaze with their marking (minus the bones on interior).

This mug is shaped like the state of California and also features a graphic of the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles on the front. On one side is a road map of California and the other side features 5 bulleted facts about California. The back has a handle. The Westin Bonaventure Hotel is a 367-foot (112 m), 35-story hotel in Los Angeles, California, constructed between 1974 and 1976. Designed by architect John C. Portman, Jr., it is the largest hotel in the city. The Westin is home to the "revolving BonaVista Lounge where you can enjoy a Mai Tai and a 360-degree view of Los Angeles from the 34th floor."

"Ku-kaili-moku” (“Snatcher of the Land”) stands proud with his Hawaiian shark tooth war club and trophy skull in hand. The reverse of the mug features the same imposing war club. Issued in a large Golden Brown glaze version and a small Emerald Green glaze version.

This hiball depicts many of the Bosko tiki & skull carvings around False Idol. There are different color-ways of this design, including a green & yellow version and a black & red version.

This is a mug shaped like a decaying grouper fish. It measures 11" long by 5" tall and was originally made in two color-ways: brown or green. This version in matte black was created for the Black Friday 2017 event. Comes with a lidded top on head with straw hole and another straw hole in side. The Grouper is also known as the pugapo in the Visayan Islands and in New Zealand, "grouper" refers to a type of wreckfish, Polyprion oxygeneios, which goes by the Māori name hāpuku.

This custom carved Fire Dancer Mask Tiki mug is inspired by the Baining people of Papua New Guinea. It measures 7.5" tall by 7" wide by 4" deep. They're all handcarved and glazed and each one is unique. High fired to 2380 degrees and made with food-safe glazes.

A mug shaped like a Frankenstein's monster. Glaze varies (including a green version or a white version) and some have more handprinted detail on clothing or stitching on head, red painted eyes, etc...

This is a square plate with nine different images in the center, including the old Polynesian Village Logo Tiki, and is framed by an orange glazed border and underside.

A bowl shaped like a great white shark head with its mouth open to form the bowl. Red interior. Measures 6" X 4" X 6".