This footed shot glass was produced for the Hawaii Kai and features their name and logo tiki.

This small tumbler glass was used at the Hawaii Kai in New York. It features the restaurant name and the top Tiki off of the stack of Tikis logo that can be seen on their bamboo mug, cookbook cover, and other materials.

This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for Anthony's restaurant in San Diego, CA. The front of the glass features an image of a sail fish leaping from the sea.

This is a mug shaped like a green shrunken zombie head with yellow stitches on eyes & mouth. Green glaze with yellow highlights. Designed by Tim Wollweber. Used to serve the Shrunken Zombie Head cocktail on the Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar menu, made with "reserve and aged rums, tropical juices, falernum and cinnamon". It was issued in April of 2015 for Trader Sam's Grog Grotto at the Disney Polynesian Resort in Orlando, Florida.

This is a mug featuring a skull with eyepatch topped by a flying eyeball. It has a wipe-away black glaze that makes all the details stand out.

GWAR is an American heavy metal band formed in Richmond, Virginia in 1984, composed of and operated by a frequently rotating line-up of musicians, artists and filmmakers collectively known as Slave Pit Inc. Easily identified by their distinctively grotesque costumes, Gwar's core thematic and visual concept revolves around an elaborate science fiction-themed mythology which portrays the band members as barbaric interplanetary warriors, a narrative which serves as the basis for all of the band's albums, videos, live shows and other media.

The GWAR mug is only available at their Richmond location.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with an open mouth lined with blocky teeth. Has an X pattern on upper brow. This Tiki mug is a collaboration between JerK Kustoms and Micha from Krazy Tiki Art in Germany.

This hiball glass is decorated with frosted/etched images of hibiscus flowers and leaves.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with a large pronounced forehead and a downturned mouth. Comes with certificate and mug is numbered on bottom. This "Gangster Squad Edition" is customized by Wiktor Liszkowski of Monstrosity Kustom Art (http://wiktorliszkowski.tumblr.com/) and the six mugs include Chico The Ripper, LA Franky Frank, Mikey Cutknife, Scary Cholo, Stinky Dimwit, and One Eye Gonzalo.

This is a tall frosted hiball glass with a repeating design of daggers and cartoon eyeballs. Dagger Rum was a legendary brand of dark Jamaican rum produced by J. Wray & Nephew for a hundred years and distributed throughout the world until the late 1950s when it was finally dropped. Three Dagger 10-year-old rum, according to noted mixologist Beachbum Berry, had a "sandalwood nose, and an impossibly rich, smooth, layered taste redolent of apple, citrus and charred wood.” He added that “It puts the current dark Jamaican offerings on the market to shame, nothing in the Appleton or Meyers’s portfolio even comes close.” Dagger Rum was used to create some of the finest tiki cocktails of the 30's through the 50's. In July 1953, an ad was run in Cosmopolitan Magazine for Dagger aficionados to purchase this set of 8 Dagger Brand “Cloke & Dagger” glasses. Shortly thereafter, the line folded. The Cloke & Dagger Cocktail called for 1 oz of Dagger Rum over ice with cola added and three dashes of orange bitters.

This is a hiball ceramic tumbler featuring the four Damon's Steakhouse monkey mascots. The first three monkeys are standing atop one another and reflect the Japanese pictorial maxim of "see no evil," "hear no evil," "speak no evil." The fourth monkey on the reverse is holding his stomach in an "eat no evil" gesture.

This is a set of four stacking ceramic shot mugs featuring the Damon's Steakhouse monkey mascots. The first three monkeys reflect the Japanese pictorial maxim of "see no evil," "hear no evil," "speak no evil." The fourth monkey is holding his stomach in an "eat no evil" gesture. This is the brown set. There is also a green set.

This is a set of four stacking ceramic shot mugs featuring the Damon's Steakhouse monkey mascots. The first three monkeys reflect the Japanese pictorial maxim of "see no evil," "hear no evil," "speak no evil." The fourth monkey is holding his stomach in an "eat no evil" gesture. This is the green set. There is also a brown set.