This is a bronze two-faced Tiki mug. Each face has an angular nose and droopy eyes. Named Project Janus after the Roman God of beginnings and endings. A sly nod to this year's spy theme, Janus is literally a double-agent. "TO 12" is written on the base. There is also a grayish blue glazed version.

This mug is shaped like a diving helmet and was hand made by Tiki tOny. The helmet is beige with rivet marks and barnacles.

This is a horned Devil-Tiki mug glazed matte black and gloss red. This is the first ever mug for the Tiki Hell Room Party. It was held in Room 1749 at the Crown Plaza on August 17th-18th, 2012.

This is a Mai Tai or lowball glass featuring a fictional but vintage-looking Tiki location in Huntington Beach, CA. Orange graphics of Ku Tikis and palm trees.

This is a stacker mug shaped like a Tiki head with half circle eyes, an angular nose, and broad lips. Back features some palm fronds and the words: "The Alibi." This is the first mug made for The Alibi, a Portland tavern, with a long history, that turned Polynesian in 1947. These mugs are sold "blind-boxed" with a variety of glaze combinations.

This is a mug shaped like a standing full-body Tiki with a large headdress, large feet, and a toothy grimace.

This mug has squinting eyes, a large nose, and squarish gritted teeth.

This is the first mug by Wild tHing Creations (Wayne Hoareau) of Australia (Wayne officially started WIld tHing Creations in August, 2010, and created Kolohe Inu in December, 2010). It has a large toothy smile, a triangular nose, and almond-shaped eyes.

This mug has squinting eyes, a headdress comprised of chunky rectangles, and a long tongue. Dark olive variated green glaze.

This mug has squinting eyes, a large nose, and squarish gritted teeth.

This pineapple bowl is flanked on either side by a standing Tiki. The Tikis are shaped like traditional temple images. Each Tiki has wide round eyes, a large simple headdress, a gaping mouth and has long fingers which meet on its stomach. This Tiki design has often been used by hobbyists using 1963 Duncan molds. It also resembles the early Coco Joe's piece pictured on pg. 167 of Tiki Quest.

A mug shaped like a Tyrranosaurus Rex (T-Rex) with hands clasped in front of stomach. Dot pattern embellishment. Matte green glaze.