This is a rectangular shaped decanter with Tiki Bob and tapa graphics on the sides and a volcano spout. Created for the 2011 Sacramento Capital Tiki Bar/Living Space Tour (October 7-9, 2011). Designed by Wendy Cevola and manufactured by Dan (danlovestikis) and Wendy Cevola. Design based on a napkin from Tiki Bob's at the Capitol Inn in Sacramento. Glazed in a warm brown with white hand-painted details and an individually-detailed volcano spout. Approximately 6-3/4" tall x 7-1/2" wide x 4-1/4" deep.

This is a mug shaped like a barrel of rum with the top broken open. Sold with a cork float and burlap sack.

This mug is part of the Forbidden Cannibal Set by Gecko. This set is inspired by the popular carvings which can be seen in photos and memorabilia from the Mai Kai, Don the Beachcomber, and many others. The origin of this design is native to Bora Bora. The mug set consists of three mugs, all named "Forbidden": Taboo (The Catcher), Tapu (The Eater), and Kapu (Full Belly). Mugs are antiqued brown with a darker overglaze in recessed areas. Interior is glazed red.

This mug is part of the Forbidden Cannibal Set by Gecko. This set is inspired by the popular carvings which can be seen in photos and memorabilia from the Mai Kai, Don the Beachcomber, and many others. The origin of this design is native to Bora Bora. The mug set consists of three mugs, all named "Forbidden": Taboo (The Catcher), Tapu (The Eater), and Kapu (Full Belly). Mugs are antiqued brown with a darker overglaze in recessed areas. Interior is glazed red.

This mug is part of the Forbidden Cannibal Set by Gecko. This set is inspired by the popular carvings which can be seen in photos and memorabilia from the Mai Kai, Don the Beachcomber, and many others. The origin of this design is native to Bora Bora. The mug set consists of three mugs, all named "Forbidden": Taboo (The Catcher), Tapu (The Eater), and Kapu (Full Belly). Mugs are antiqued brown with a darker overglaze in recessed areas. Interior is glazed red.

This is a Tiki mug styled after the Witco "God of Fortune Fountain." It has a pronounced wood grain, large round eyes with concentric circles, a protruding tongue, and a belly-button. It is glazed brown. There are two other limited editions of this design, including a Toffee Glaze and a greenish Zombie Glaze version.

This brown mug was manufactured for Pub Tiki in Philadelphia, PA. It is a heavy ceramic ovoid mug with a tiki-shaped handle in back. The mug is brushed brown with a vertical wood-grain pattern except for a diamond shaped white space on front where "Pub Tiki" is printed.

This is a full-body Moai with a "moon crater" glaze finish. Top has lid with two straw holes. Pitted "moon crater" surface. Triangular shaped eyes. Comes with signed certificate. Artist Proofs vary in glaze color.

This mini mai tai glass was manufactured for Trader Vic's to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the mai tai. It has a tapa print in white and features the original mai tai recipe and a message from Vic.

This glass was created for serving Hot Buttered Rum at Trader Vic's. The glass is frosted, with a handle on the side, and a pedestal base. "Hot Buttered Rum" is printed on the side in black, along with the Trader Vic's mask logo. There is also an identical milk glass version.

This is a three-sided mug featuring a long-necked cat in the Witco style (detailed in brown and beige). The mug is glazed in a peach-colored exterior glaze. The mug was produced for the Chicago Area Tiki Tour (CATT) on September 30th through October 2nd, 2011. It was a bus tour of Chicago Tiki venues, including Hala Kahiki, Malahini Terrace, Chef Shangri-la, Tiki Terrace, and Tong's Tiki Hut. Sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Moai. There are variations of this mug besides the standard version seen here.

This is a three-sided mug featuring a long-necked cat in the Witco style (detailed in brown and beige) with the addition of a pink nose. The mug is glazed in a peach-colored exterior glaze. The mug was produced for the Chicago Area Tiki Tour (CATT) on September 30th through October 2nd, 2011. It was a bus tour of Chicago Tiki venues, including Hala Kahiki, Malahini Terrace, Chef Shangri-la, Tiki Terrace, and Tong's Tiki Hut. Sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Moai. This is one of several variations of the standard event mug design.