A mug based on an original Barney West style Moai carving. The Moai has a topknot, upturned eyes, and a small red mouth. The total edition of this design was limited to 100 mugs (50 green issued first and 50 brown issued second).

This is a red fez-wearing ape head mug based on the artwork of David C. Wong and sculpted and manufactured by Grog (Ernie Keen). This mug was originally designed for the Goin' Primitive Event on October 14th-16th, 2011, in Newberry Springs, CA. The standard event edition (limited to 90 regular green fez and 10 surprise package leopard spotted fez mugs) more closely resembles the colors of the original art with a bluish tinge to the ape head and a green fez. Artist proofs and custom editions of this mug vary in glaze color. This mug is a limited edition of 15 with a black wipe-away head and a red fez with yellow tassle. First made available for sale at the International Tiki Market Place at Don the Beachcomber's in Sunset/Huntington Beach.

Overall run of this design with all color-ways was limited to 200 pieces.

This tiki mug is manufactured in Spain by Porcelanas Pavón. The large mug is shaped like a head with Maori lined designs, and has a pocket on each side to hold dry ice. Marked "Outré" on bottom for Outré Gallery in Melbourne, Australia.

This is a monochrome brown fez-wearing ape head mug based on the artwork of David C. Wong and sculpted and manufactured by Grog (Ernie Keen). This mug was originally designed for the Goin' Primitive Event on October 14th-16th, 2011, in Newberry Springs, CA. The standard event edition (limited to 90 regular green fez and 10 surprise package leopard spotted fez mugs) more closely resembles the colors of the original art with a bluish tinge to the ape head and a green fez. Artist proofs and custom editions of this mug vary in glaze color. This mug is a limited edition of 10 in monochrome brown with a wipe-away on most of the mug that leaves darker brown on low relief areas. Also a darker brown on tassel. First made available for sale at the International Tiki Market Place at Don the Beachcomber's in Sunset/Huntington Beach.

Overall run of this design with all color-ways was limited to 200 pieces.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Ku Tiki with chisel marks all over his entire body, an upturned chin, and large headdress. The "Kona, HI" mug is designed after a vintage Tiki residing at the Don the Beachcomber restaurant in Kona Hawaii. 10 of these Artist Proofs were made without the "Kona, HI" name. There is also an open run of 150 mugs with the name on the mug. Each mug is numbered on the bottom.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with brow line covering eyes and an open grimacing mouth lined with teeth. Back of mug has a graphic of a windmill. Promotional item for "Tiki Tuesdays" which has a Tiki menu and featured cocktails.

This is a full body Tiki mug with a brown exterior with wood grain and a beige glaze on the front exterior of the Tiki itself. Figure eight mouth with off-white clenched teeth. Lettering reads "Zigi's Tiki Bar" on back. Numbered on bottom.

This brown handled mug was manufactured by Crown Lynn in New Zealand. The mug has a Maori face with football-shaped eyes and a protruding tongue. Often classified as "Wharetana" ware. First modelled for Titian Potteries NZ by Hemara Hemara before 1964 and later remodelled for Parker Potteries in the 1980s.

A mug shaped like a grimacing Tiki head wearing an eyepatch and with hair pulled back in a pony tail. Also made in a light brown and a green glaze.

A mug shaped like a grimacing Tiki head wearing an eyepatch and with hair pulled back in a pony tail. Also made in a metallic-brown and a green glaze.

A mug shaped like a grimacing Tiki head wearing an eyepatch and with hair pulled back in a pony tail. Also made in a metallic-brown and a light brown glaze.

This round black mug was produced by Syndicate of Fine Arts in Germany. It is shaped like an 8 ball.