This modern glass with ceramic tiki stem hearkens back to the yellow/amber tiki stemmed glasses once produced by Morgantown Glass for Trader Vic's. This one has a brown glazed tiki stem, with a small, steeply angled clear glass bowl. Premiered October 2020.

There is also a wine glass and a coupe in this glaze finish/color.

Aliens is an American science fiction action horror film franchise written and directed by James Cameron. This character mug of the signature alien has a tail which loops to hold a handle. Available in many glaze color combinations. The Alien character was developed using the artwork of famed H.R. Geiger. His design for the Alien was inspired by his painting Necronom IV and earned him an Oscar in 1980.

This mid-century modern style moai (Easter Island Head) mug was produced in various colours including orange, white, black and green. The mug is made of stoneware which makes its weight substantial. Each mug is 100% hand made by Odd Rodney. Open edition. This is the white glazed version.

This mid-century modern style moai (Easter Island Head) mug was produced in various colours including orange, white, black and green. The mug is made of stoneware which makes its weight substantial. Each mug is 100% hand made by Odd Rodney. Open edition. This is the orange glazed version.

This standing tiki mug was a promotional item for Flor de Caña rum. Flor de Caña is a brand of premium rum manufactured and distributed by Compañía Licorera de Nicaragua which is headquartered in Managua, Nicaragua and dates back as far as 1890. This mug was spotted being used at the Mahiki in London, and is pictured in their menu to serve "The Night Rattler" cocktail, described as: "A refreshing herbal and floral Tiki concoction that will make you rattle at night. Bacardi Cuatro shaken with elderflower, Green Chartreuse, pineapple and grapefruit juice." Strangely, no Flor de Cana mentioned in the recipe...

This mid-century modern style moai (Easter Island Head) mug was produced in various colours including orange, white, black and green. The mug is made of stoneware which makes its weight substantial. Each mug is 100% hand made by Odd Rodney. Open edition. This is the black glazed version.

This Derek Yaniger design features a large blue gorilla wearing a red fez and holding a wahine with one hand and a martini glass with the other.

This is a mid-mod version of the classic Suffering Bastard mug used at Trader Vic's and elsewhere. There was a matte black and a matte white produced. The interiors were also glazed in a choice of different colors (green or orange mod color gloss glazes). Stoneware.

This is a mid-mod version of the classic Suffering Bastard mug used at Trader Vic's and elsewhere. There was a matte black and a matte white produced. The interiors were also glazed in a choice of different colors (green or orange mod color gloss glazes). Stoneware.

HipHip's Bird of Paradise Bowl was a custom piece conceived of by Kelly Reilly (aka Hiphipahula) and designed and produced by Rick Henderson (aka Babalu). The bowl is surrounded by four figures shaped like Portuguese men-of-war. The tentacles are enveloping human faces. The lid on each man-of-war is shaped like the head of a bird with red, yellow and orange feathers and an open beak. There is a straw hole at the top of the head. The bowl has sixteen different glazes. There is also a matching mug.

The Yipwan bowl was designed and produced by Babalu in 2009. The bowl is supported by six Yipwan figures. Glazes and decorations vary on the custom pieces. Babalu also did limited edition Yipwan drum mugs using this same supporting figure.

This is a fog cutter shaped mug with the bar's signature sea turtle emblem on the front. Wahtiki Island Lounge was opened in Central Hong Kong in January 2017 by owner Philip Lee. Lee's father, Shi Wah Lee, worked for Trader Vic's for many years, including managing the London Trader Vic's during the '70s-'90s, and later helping Trader Vic's open locations around Europe and the Middle East. The "Wah" in the bar's name is from She Wah Lee and a stylized version in Chinese script is shown on the sea turtle's back on the front of this mug. This mug was issued in 2019 and was prominently featured in a video interview on The Tiki Show, a youtube episode linked below...