Mug created for the Tiki Collectors Facebook group. It is a papua New Guinea design tiki holding a small Tiki Bob mug in front, marked with "TC" on lower rim.

The South Seas Drive-In Theater mug, sculpted by Patrick Vasser and produced by Eekum Bookum. The tiki depicted here was a staple of TV and film productions in the 1950s and 60s, appearing in at least three movies and the TV show Adventures in Paradise. The mug is based on a Tiki seen in several movies: Bird Of Paradise-1951, White Witch Doctor-1953, The Lost World-1960. It was also featured on 5 episodes of the TV series Adventures In Paradise.

Created by David Outline of Outl1n3 Island for the 7th anniversary of VenTiki in Ventura, California. The first 75 of the 150 edition is colored in Jungle Green with a black backwash. Some of the mugs had a white interior but most came with a black interior. The mug also came with a removable Bones/Fang V necklace that could be worn and a LED light for the mouth. The mug was released at VenTiki on August 8, 2020, with David on hand to sign them. The first 75 were sold out within a few hours.

This mug is shaped like a crouching Mayan style skeleton wearing a crown, round earrings, and a loincloth. Small skulls encircle bottom rim. Reverse features a Mayan warrior with shield and jawless snake head helmet. This version is glazed in a glossy blue wash finish just like the open edition but it also has blue eyes, blue-rimmed eye sockets and red earrings. It is one of two "Enhanced Limited Treasure Editions" of this sculpt, the other being a bone wipe finish glaze with additional painting on eye sockets and earrings. These two enhanced versions were sold as sets. Additionally, there are also non-hand-painted open edition color-ways of the blue and the bone glazes.

This mug is shaped like a crouching Mayan style skeleton wearing a crown, round earrings, and a loincloth. Small skulls encircle bottom rim. Reverse features a Mayan warrior with shield and jawless snake head helmet. This version is glazed in a glossy reddish brown "bone" wash finish just like the open edition but in addition to the painted red eyes, it also has blue-rimmed eye sockets and red earrings. It is one of two "Enhanced Limited Treasure Editions" of this sculpt, the other being a blue wipe finish glaze with additional painting on eye sockets and earrings. These two enhanced versions were sold as sets. Additionally, there are also non-hand-painted open edition color-ways of the blue and the bone glazes.

This mug is shaped like a crouching Mayan style skeleton wearing a crown, round earrings, and a loincloth. Small skulls encircle bottom rim. Reverse features a Mayan warrior with shield and jawless snake head helmet. This version is glazed in a glossy reddish brown "bone" wash finish. Additionally, it has hand-painted red eyes. It is one of two open editions of this sculpt, the other being a blue wash-away finish glaze. Additionally, there are also hand-painted or "Enhanced Limited Treasure Editions" of each of these open edition color-ways.

This mug is shaped like a crouching Mayan style skeleton wearing a crown, round earrings, and a loincloth. Small skulls encircle bottom rim. Reverse features a Mayan warrior with shield and jawless snake head helmet. This version is glazed in a glossy blue wash finish. It is one of two open editions of this sculpt, the other being a bone finish glaze. Additionally, there are also hand-painted or "Enhanced Limited Treasure Editions" of each of these open edition color-ways.

This mug was sculpted by Patrick Vassar and produced by Eekum Bookum. Based on the pillars that sit outside the Enchanted Tiki Room at Walt Disney World.

This bucket-shaped mug depicts a traditional tiki face with rounded eyes and a mouth. The top rim of the bucket is encircled by wavy arrows. Faded gradation of glaze from green at bottom to brown from top of mouth upward. This was designed for the third annual Kon Tiki Lima Fest in 2019. A tribute to Thor Heyerdahl's 1947 World famous expedition.

This mug depicts a wood carving completed in the 1970’s by tiki carver Guy Wilson that now resides at Max's South Seas Hideaway. Danielle Mann was commissioned by Max's to create a mug sculpt of the carving for Max’s, and then they manufactured 50 mugs using that sculpt in their in-house mug-making studio.

Custom mug for the Breakers Roar Tiki Bar. The lion motif is designed to match the hardware holding the bar rail to the bar. Breakers Roar is a nautical Caribbean Tiki Bar located on the waterfront of Christiansted, St Croix USVI. It opened in 2020. Located in the Historic King Christian Hotel.

This ceramic mug looks like a Nutcracker with holly on his hat and holding a skipper's wheel. There is also a red version for the Trader Sam's Grog Grotto location.