Designed by bartender Rob van Looy & artist Dirk Rehder. Manufactured by APS. This white Tiki mug with black detailing is carrying a bottle of Bols and wearing a jacket and bow tie. The glaze colors are reminiscent of Dutch Delftware.

*NOTE: There are at least 2 slight variants of this design. The first variant features the tiki holding a white bottle with black stripe in middle and no coat-of-arms on base. The later variant features a black bottle with white stripe in middle and a small coat-of-arms on left side of front base.

This is a Maori Hei-Tiki Mug with a bent head, modeled after traditional jade (greenstone) carvings. It has elaborate swirls and traditional patterning in the molded details. Total edition of 100 with Artist Proofs beginning the earliest numbers of the edition. As an Artist Proof, details and glaze color will vary.

This is a mug shaped like a banded rum barrel with detailed wood grain staves and wrapped with rope. It is glazed in a wipe-away matte glaze that picks out the details with a light gray, but leaves an overall off-white color. Dark charcoal gray interior.

A traditionally shaped clamshell bowl for 2-4 people to share. This bowl has a textured exterior with a smooth interior. The glaze is a combination of tan and a muted seafoam green with hints of browns and ambers. Used to serve the "Tonga Hut Treasure" which is described as: “This creamy, almond and light rum potion comes with a surprise at the bottom of the bowl. Find the pearl and take it home…” (Spoiler alert: It’s a cute pearly pendant.)

This green mug was apparently used at Kowloon. It features a topless girl in a grass skirt and a lei.

This white mug was manufactured for Moy's Japanese Steak House, Livonia, Michigan. It is shaped like a buddha in a seated position. He has one hand raised and in the other, he holds a small medicine jar.

This white mug was manufactured for Tanaka of Tokyo. It is a bust of a geisha holding a fan up to her face. Labeled "Tanaka of Tokyo" with both locations listed (Honolulu, Hawaii & Toronto, Canada) on back along with a logo heat decal of a geisha serving tea.

This bamboo-shaped mug is white in color with a topless dancing girl on the front. "El Morocco Waikiki" is printed in red letters on the front.

This moai made for home hobbyists has a long nose and long ears. Its back is much more curved than most other Moai mugs. It was made from a mold by Atlantic Mold (a supplier of hobbyist molds that lasted from around 1960-2001).

PaHu is a sitting Tiki with a headdress, an open figure-eight-shaped mouth full of teeth, wood grain texture, and a drum between his legs. Created for the Tiki Oasis 2014 "Beat Tiki" Event. Available in several different glaze combinations.

This blue bowl with a lid has a rabbits and doves theme.

This double old fashioned glass was produced for the 2014 Hukilau in Florida. It is red and tan and features the Mai Kai Cannibal Trio. Designed by Japanese artist Mookie Sato. Also made in an aqua and tan color combination. Sold in sets of 2 or 4.