This is a tall textured coconut mug that was made by Polynesian Pottery for the Trader Vic's in Waikiki. Used to serve the Chi Chi cocktail.

This is a mug shaped like a skull with no lower jaw and an octopus inside -- tentacles streaming from the mouth cavity and one lazy eye staring from the right eye socket.

Crustaceans cover the rest of the skull, marked "Strong Water Anaheim" on reverse.

This third edition was preceded by a first edition in beige with a brown wipe and a second edition in red/orange.

NOTE: Strong Water released a limited amount of this third edition green color-way at the Tiki Oasis Marketplace from August 5th - August 7th, 2022. This was in advance of release at their actual location.

This mug is a tikified version of the RedFrog mascot logo character from the Carnival Cruise Mardi Gras tiki bar, holding a pineapple, and grinning broadly.

The bar and the ship both launched for the first time in July 2021. This mug is their first design (hence the #1 on bottom -- so each mug is NOT numbered sequentially).

From Hobie Surf Shop:

"After years of weekly R&D meetings in our very own tiki bar (lovingly dubbed 'The Embassy') we decided it was finally time to produce our very own mug. We sent our ideas over to Holden and the crew at Tiki Farm in San Clemente, and they came back to us with this beauty. Modeled after a palm carving that started it's life on the grounds of a Los Angeles motel in the 60's, eventually ended up in the backyard of a Riverside mobile home in the 80's, and now stands watch over a front yard in Orange County, this piece is well deserving of a prime spot on any collector's shelf. Both the Old Copper and Bamboo Ash glazes were chosen to accentuate all of the cracks and splits of this stoic traveler, and to guarantee that no two are alike. The mug measures almost 9 inches tall, with a 12 oz capacity, and is limited to a run of 125 per glaze."

From Hobie Surf Shop:

"After years of weekly R&D meetings in our very own tiki bar (lovingly dubbed 'The Embassy') we decided it was finally time to produce our very own mug. We sent our ideas over to Holden and the crew at Tiki Farm in San Clemente, and they came back to us with this beauty. Modeled after a palm carving that started it's life on the grounds of a Los Angeles motel in the 60's, eventually ended up in the backyard of a Riverside mobile home in the 80's, and now stands watch over a front yard in Orange County, this piece is well deserving of a prime spot on any collector's shelf. Both the Old Copper and Bamboo Ash glazes were chosen to accentuate all of the cracks and splits of this stoic traveler, and to guarantee that no two are alike. The mug measures almost 9 inches tall, with a 12 oz capacity, and is limited to a run of 125 per glaze."

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with brow line covering eyes and an open grimacing mouth lined with teeth. Design first used for Tank House BBQ And Bar, Sacramento, CA. This version is marked for Hobie Surf Shop. This "Woodgrain Ku" is a customizable design not exclusive to a single locale.

These salt and pepper shakers were manufactured by Treasure Craft. The salt shaker is shaped like a skull and the pepper shaker is shaped like a rum barrel. They sit in a base marked "Tiki Gardens Florida".

*NOTE: Marine World Africa and possibly other locations had similar S&P sets marked for their venues.

This rectangular brown-glazed ashtray looks to be based on the classic Tiki Leilani mug and has a Leilani Tiki head in center and full figures on either side. Also has stylized flower and leaf tapa-like design. Unmarked but does have a large gold foil sticker on bottom for the Tiki Gardens in Florida.

A small blue mug with a slight taper from bottom to top. Around the sides is a raised depiction of Diamond Head, water and palm trees. "KAIMANA" is engraved at the top. This mug was also produced in a light brownish beige color and in a light green also.

This design was made by both Sunset Shore Studio and by Polynesian Pottery. This blue glaze has been spotted with the "SSS" imprint for Sunset Shore Studio.

This is a standing full-body tiki mug with hot rod engine pipes worked into the headdress. Marked for "Downtown Flavortown" on reverse. Brown glaze.

The mug is shaped to represent a pineapple Dole Whip desert in a Polynesian patterned dish. The whip has the face of a Tiki Bob licking his lips. The mug is also produced in Orange, Lime, Raspberry, Strawberry and Cherry.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Sweet swirls of summer it's Swirly Bob (Swirly Robert to his enemies). One sip from this swirly smiling son of a gun, and you'll be right back in the jungle on a sweltering humid day. Can't you just feel the mosquitos nipping at your everywhere?

Swirly Bob is a collaboration with Munktiki Imports. Each flavor is limited to 250 pieces and stands 7" tall."

The mug is shaped to represent a Dole Whip desert in a Polynesian patterned dish. The whip has the face of a Tiki Bob licking his lips. The mug is also produced in Pineapple, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry and Cherry.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Sweet swirls of summer it's Swirly Bob (Swirly Robert to his enemies). One sip from this swirly smiling son of a gun, and you'll be right back in the jungle on a sweltering humid day. Can't you just feel the mosquitos nipping at your everywhere?

Swirly Bob is a collaboration with Munktiki Imports. Each flavor is limited edition and stands 7" tall."