This mug is a very squared off Marquesan style standing tiki. It was produced in a number of different glaze colors.

This is an ashtray shaped like half of a clam shell. The underside is glazed in matte Treasure Craft brown and the front is glaze in glossy green, except for the handle which has an oval emblem marked "Polynesian Village".

This is a standard restaurant-ware teapot made of white-glazed ceramic and imprinted with a palms and outrigger logo with a flower lei. Marked for "Mark Thomas Outrigger".

This is a mug shaped like a baboon's skull. It is marked for "Wusong Road" on reverse and bears the Oakwash logo on bottom. This version is red with some black wipe-away to make the sculpted details pop.

These crude-looking primitive tiki shakers are each made of heavy ceramic and glazed in beige with "S" and "P" spelled out in holes on top accordingly. "Trader Vic's" labeled on back in raised lettering.

This is the logo mug for Tiki Cat. It features a cat-like tiki head with snarling open mouth and two huge fangs top and bottom. The top rim of the head is encircled by flames. The reverse depicts a smaller house cat wearing a fez and lei and drinking from a tiki mug.

Glazed in a dark brown.

This mug depicts a masked native in loincloth holding a tiki mask up in front of their face, and the mask is modeled after the tiki painted by BigToe (Tom Laura) in his work entitled "Howie's Tiki Lanai".

BigToe describes this painting as: "A gorgeous black-haired tattooed woman poses with a Hawaiian-style Tiki in front of a window revealing a heavenly Polynesian view. The dramatic sunset sky emphasizes the passion. The more you look at the dark and mysterious tiki bar interior, the more you will find."

This version has a green mask. There was an edition of 25 by Rob with a red mask and good straight teeth. Big Toe also had a red masked Super Limited edition with bad busted up/cracked teeth which was limited to 5 pieces. Both the red-masked versions were released at the 2022 Arizona Tiki Oasis

This green version was limited to 10 pieces and was released at Tiki Oasis, August 4th-8th, 2022 in San Diego.

From Smuggler's Cove:

"The Ward Warehouse held a special place in Gecko’s heart, a place where he and his family shared countless days and evenings of leisure, and where his son Kainoa performed hula with his halau.

Today he transforms that rare wood into fantastic works of art -- one of which is now proudly displayed at Smuggler’s Cove. As part of this commission, he also produced a matching highly detailed sculpt and master mold for our first collaborative special edition mug. The mold was shipped from Hawaii to Max’s ceramics studio in Grand Rapids, and was painstakingly brought to life by their exceptional team of ceramicists. Handmade in the USA, we are pleased to offer a matte brown limited edition of 100 mugs and a Super Deluxe Edition of 50 featuring red and yellow paint and bright red interior glaze.

The matte brown edition will be released at Smuggler’s Cove on Sunday, July 17th at 5pm for $200 each. Strictly one per household, and numbers will be randomized. Any unsold mugs will be sold online at smugglerscovesf.com starting at 10am PDT on Tuesday, July 19th. US Shipping addresses only, limit one per household.

The Super Deluxe Edition will be sold by raffle ticket. Raffle tickets will go on sale Tuesday July 19th as well. Winners will be offered the opportunity to purchase the mug for $275 and the drawing will take place on Friday, July 29th. US Shipping addresses only, limit one per household."

Exclusive to Club 33 members only and only 1 per membership. This is the second version of this design issued for Club 33 members -- the first in a dark iron oxide brown -- and this second glazed in gray.

A separate edition of the same design was issued for Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar in a deep orange glaze with black wipe.

Designed after the iconic Gargoyles seen in the Haunted Mansion attraction at DisneyLand, the mug has two battery operated torches designed and produced by Grider.

From their advertising: "As the sun sets in New Orleans Square, creatures of the night emerge from the shadows. The mysterious 'Flying Foxes', known by the locals as the Souris-Chaude, haunt the trees of the Garden District. These delightfully dreaded creatures dart through the sky, driving the locals absolutely batty. Resting in the portrait gallery of a lonely old mansion, several strange stone Souris-Chaude Gargoyles light the way for visitors through deathly still air with their ever flickering candles."

Cocktail served with this edition is the "Souris-Chaude".

This fog cutter mug is white and features green and yellow painted bamboo design around the exterior. There is also a matching Tepco Bamboo Bowl. Other pieces of serveware were also created in this design.

Measures 8" high, 2.75" wide across top, and 3.25" across bottom.

This is a round ashtray with divots around upper edge to hold cigarettes. The tiki face which is repeated 4 times on the side has round concave eyes, a ridgy nose that flares at the bottom and a straight, expressionless mouth. The pattern around the top rim is triangles within triangles.

This is a mug modeled after a small baby pink elephant with blue eyes (kinda wall-eyed) and holding a Tiki Bob mug in front of his face with his trunk.