This mug was manufactured by Modern China USA and has a Tiki with a lined, droopy face, pointed small breasts, a long nose and eyes like semi-circles. This version is black and was made for Jack's Nest Southern Kitchen in New York, NY.

This is a ceramic flask shaped like a carved bone fisherman's hook with a Tiki face. Cork stopper.

This basic pineapple shaped mug is from Cheeseburger in Paradise in Waikiki, HI. It is made in China of hard plastic, and features both a straw hole in the back, and a coin slot in the lid, so it can be used as a bank. Markings on the bottom say it's made by Progressive Specialty Glass. Similar pineapple mugs are used at the other Cheeseburger in Paradise locations as well.

This is a ceramic sculpture from Munktiki's Yakimon line shaped like a skeletal warrior with tusks. Made in a variety of glaze color combinations.

This is a decanter shaped like a Moai with a cork top knot stopper. Brown glaze with wood grain texture. Approximately 11.5" tall (or 13" tall with cork stopper) x 3-3/8" wide x 5" deep.

This brown tiki mug was designed by Drew Brophy for Tiki Farm. Features a California surf take on Ku, with large grin and toes. It also has a black heat decal of "Royal Lahaina Resort, Kaanapali, Maui" on back.

This decorative vase/decanter was molded from an antique Hawaiian soda bottle. Gecko first started making these bottles for a shop in Haleiwa. This version has a Fat Lava glaze.

This mug was designed by THOR and is shaped like a skull with a ceramic straw attached to the back. This series is inspired by vintage whiskey or rum pipes found in centuries past. In parallel, shamans from remote jungle tribes have been known to use similar mugs to "sip the spirits" from a magical concoction or potion of an animal or being.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head smoking a cigar, with the cigar clenched in a missing gap in its top front teeth. In addition to the SLTD mugs, there were also 3 artist proofs.

This mug features an angry Tiki face with large teeth. It is a recreation of Frankoma's War God sculpted by Wendy Cevola and cast and glazed by Gecko. This is a test glaze and as such, color and decoration varies. Signed, dated, and labeled "Test Glaze" in marker on bottom.

This mug is based on the original Mr. Bali Hai, the mascot for the Bali Hai Restaurant in San Diego. This version of the mug was manufactured by OMC and bears the OMC sticker, and has a concave base marked "Reginald Wong & Co., Inc." printed on the bottom. Reginald Wong (1943-2011) was a Boston area businessman and an all-around consultant to those who wanted to start businesses in Boston's Chinatown, helping them find contractors, secure permits, and purchase equipment. Much of the barware and dinnerware that he secured for these businesses is marked with his company name but his company was technically a distributor and not a manufacturer. Both OMC and Jackson China worked with Reginald Wong ("Uncle Reggie") and he was instrumental in helping new Chinese entrepreneurs to start their businesses. Mr. Bali Hai is an oblong head with a bone through the nose and large white hoop earrings, with sleepily lidded eyes (eyes are usually brown, sometimes blue). The mug comes with a lid with two straw holes.

This is a hand grenade shaped mug with the face of Tiki Bob (originated by Alec Yuill-Thornton). This Tiki mug was designed by Big Toe and produced by Tiki Farm in a limited edition brown and multicolored glaze (including metallic silver) for the Tiki Farm 15th Anniversary "Mondo Tiki" event at La Luz de Jesus Gallery, November 6-29, 2015. It was one of five newly released mugs for the event. The regular edition of this mug is glazed in green. This limited edition version was numbered and signed on the full-color box labels, not the mugs themselves.