This is a mug shaped like a traditional Hawaiian Ku head. It has a large nose, slanted almond eyes, a bow-tie shaped mouth, and is covered in rough pitted tool maker marks. This version was made for the grand opening of Teddy's Bigger Burgers. Serial numbered out of 25 on the bottom and comes with a serial numbered & autographed card.

This is a mug shaped like a hermit crab. The regular edition of 100 comes in numerous colorations (Brown Spotted, Black Spiral, Galactic Black, etc...). All of the regular edition shells have an opal luster finish. This Super Limited Edition has a red crab with yellow eyes and spots. It has a black lava glazed shell with red bits showing through and a gloss red interior with yellow splatter.

This is a round pearl shaped cup made of black plastic, marked "Trader Sam's" on side. It was issued for the grand opening of Trader Sam's Grog Grotto at the Disney Polynesian Resort in Orlando, Florida. When the Polynesian Pearl Cocktail is ordered (described as containing RumChata Cream Liqueur, Grand Marnier, and Cinnamon with Tropical Juices), a large glowing clam shell behind the bar lights up and opens as the bartenders grab a pearl to fill. One out of every 100 pearls is a black pearl, and the rest are white.

This is a Tiki shaped mug with a v-shaped brow, broad nose, and closed lips. It comes with a holder for a spear-shaped clear amber colored swizzle stick that is also marked for the Tiki Farm 15th Anniversary. This Tiki mug was designed by Doug Horne and produced by Tiki Farm in a limited edition green glaze 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. This regular edition of the mug is in a dark red/maroon glaze.

This is a lidded pineapple shaped mug decorated with round-headed Tiki figures, who, in turn, are drinking out of straws from glasses of their own. The green-glaze leafed lid may be used as a shot glass as well. This Tiki mug was designed by Little Lost Tiki and produced by Tiki Farm in a brown wash glaze limited edition 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. This regular edition of the mug was issued in an orange wash glaze.

This loball was manufactured for Don the Beachcomber Mixes during the 1960s and came in a boxed set of six. The glass features a reclining man with grass hat under a palm tree and a drink on his belly that he is sipping on through a long straw. No writing on glass, but box reads: "Fragile Six Exotic Don The Beachcomber Glasses" and the same graphic was used on a 1960s drink card advertising Fog Cutters made with Don The Beachcomber Mix and Christian Brothers Brandy.

This is a handled mug shaped like a one eyed zombie head. Distributed by Pacific Trading.

This is a full bodied Maori inspired Tiki mug squatting on a decorated base with open fisted hands in front ready to hold garnishes or swizzle sticks. This is the Munktiki Imports edition (available in Translucent Brown or Chocolate Red).

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken head with bushy brows and stitches over eyes and mouth. Made of porcelain.

This multi-colored mug went through a reported 15+ glaze processes and is shaped like a giant Nuclear Mushroom Cloud Blast with a Tiki Face. Designed by Jimmy Smith.

This is a barrel shaped mug with nautical items such as starfish, swagged nautical rope, and an anchor. One side is marked 'Foundation Bar Milwaukee' and the other is marked 'Rum Barrel'. This is the third color-way in bone. A glaze color change is planned every 500 mugs.

This rum barrel was manufactured by Joseph Kraft from a design by Drew Ryan who created the Lost Lake logo. It's a simple barrel mug design with a blue/white swirl glaze. It has several things "carved" into it; Paul McGee and Shelby Allison's initials, an "LL" for Lost Lake, an XXX, and an anchor. This is the first edition and color-way. Measures: 4 3/4" tall x 3.50" wide.