This hula girl mug was manufactured by Tepco and is very similar to the regular Tepco Hula Girl mug but is unmarked. It features an abstract hula girl next to two palm trees. She is wearing a reddish brown skirt and lei (as opposed to white on later mug version). Two white birds are flying overhead. The most noticeable distinction is that this mug has a blue sky that extends from the top rim of the mug past the white bird and almost to the wahine's head. The glazing has a bit more detail and this mug is similar in style to the earlier 1940s era Trader Vic's Samoan Fog Cutter Mugs.

The 2015 Hukilau was held June 10-14th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like a round-headed standing Tiki with large concentric circle eyes and curlique designs on mouth and chest. A limited run of 400 mugs were produced with 100 per glaze. The four styles are "Ocean," "Fire," "Sand" and "Volcano." The mug was inspired and adapted from a design by artist Dave “Basement Kahuna” Wolfe. Tiki Diablo sculpted and manufactured the mugs.

The 2015 Hukilau was held June 10-14th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like a round-headed standing Tiki with large concentric circle eyes and curlique designs on mouth and chest. A limited run of 400 mugs were produced with 100 per glaze. The four styles are "Ocean," "Fire," "Sand" and "Volcano." The mug was inspired and adapted from a design by artist Dave “Basement Kahuna” Wolfe. Tiki Diablo sculpted and manufactured the mugs.

This is a mug shaped like a large octopus hugging a Tiki in its tentacles. It was designed and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder). Twenty-five of the special “Red Eye Evil Octopus” version were secretly mixed into the entire batch as a blind box surprise. One "Golden Tiki" version was mixed in as well. Additionally, there were test glaze versions of the mug (blue, red, etc…). Event held May 14th-17th, 2015. This is the "Wet" after-event version in gloss glaze finish limited to twenty-five (not included in original issue of 225).

This is a standing Tiki mug modeled after a Sepik River Figure, and is decorated with beads, twine, and shells. Made by Jungle Modern Ceramics and high fired at cone 10. This is a smaller cast version of a larger sculptural piece produced by Michael. Multicolored and decoration varies from piece to piece.

This was mug was manufactured for Walt Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in Disney World, Florida. The mug is 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 a blue and in a purple version as well.

This was mug was manufactured for Walt Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in Disney World, Florida. The mug is blue 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 a brown and in a purple version as well.

This was mug was manufactured for Walt Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in Disney World, Florida. The mug is dark verdigris 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 tall handled glass reads "Suck 'Em Up! Hawaii" in red on the front.

This bamboo-shaped mug is white in color. "Little Orphan Annie's, Honolulu, Hawaii" is printed in black on the front with a drawing of the old comic strip version on Annie's face. Annie's is now closed but is remembered as a live music venue/club in the 1980s.

This is a shot shaped like a wide-eyed Papua New Guinea styled Tiki with tongue hanging out. It has a handle on the back that is meant to loop a cord through and to let someone wear around their neck as a pendant.

This was mug was manufactured for Walt Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in Disney World, Florida. The mug is aqua blue and features a stylized Papua New Guinea Mask head with circular eyes and a long tongue hanging down out of a square-toothed smile. Exterior around the mask head has a chisel-mark look. Similar designs in the past have been termed "Mauna Loa" because this PNG mask was used on the Mauna Loa Detroit's menu cover. Glossy brown rim at both top and bottom. This mug was also made in a tan with brown rims version as well.