This is the classic Paul Marshall Products "peanut" mug design, in tiki mug form. Unlike the more common unglazed bisque version, this one is fully glazed in brown. Tiki has a mouth shaped like a sideways peanut, eyes like almonds, with pupils, gently recessed eyebrows, hands on belly. Marked "1758" on bottom.

The Beauce tiki mug line was used in the 1960s at the Marie-Antoinette restaurant chain and other Canadian tiki locations. They are marked with a catalogue number on bottom.

This tiki head mug has squinted eyes with concentric rings around them, pouty lips, and small ears. Glazed in green. Greatly resembles Westwood tiki mugs from this same time period.

The Beauce tiki mug line was used in the 1960s at the Marie-Antoinette restaurant chain and other Canadian tiki locations. They are marked with a catalogue number on bottom.

This is a green glazed fogcutter mug with wood grain pattern on the exterior. It is modeled after the Spurlin fogcutter which preceded it.

The Beauce tiki mug line was used in the 1960s at the Marie-Antoinette restaurant chain and other Canadian tiki locations. They are marked with a catalogue number on bottom.

This is a mug shaped like a tiki wearing a Santa hat and sitting on a nest of skulls.

Designed by Tiki tOny, sculpted By Thor, and produced by the team at TikiLand Trading Co.

From the TikiLand Trading website:

"This is what happens when two holidays collide in one tiki mug.

'It was the nightscare before Tikimas, and Tiki Santa sits perched on his nest of milky white skulls. He peers and keeps watch over a bubbling, brewing bowl. Steaming with minty sweet candy and spider web mummies, sizzles his cauldron of winter, dust and honey! Summer’s long fingers stretch pulling Fall toward pumpkins and spice whirling a wind into whispering white. With a twitch of his nose the spiders carefully creep in.

Tiki Santa sits stoic upon his throne of bones Patiently waiting for his diabolical draught, recalling jovial times of pine scents and snow. He whispers goodnight and all are affright!' "

This mug is shaped like a moai holding a record in front. It is glazed in blue with red interior and this color-way was limited to 250 pieces. The reverse features a wahine that appears on the Don Tiki album, Hot Like Lava.

The mug was sold through Tiki Farm with a matching enamel pin featuring the same wahine on the album and reverse of the mug.

The mug was also sold as a combination with the record release through lightintheattic.net

This mug was produced for Halloween 2021 and is shaped like the head of a dark-haired Polynesian wahine with hibiscus blossoms in her hair -- similar to a previously released mugs -- but with the addition of stitches/suture lines on her forehead and neckline to make her "The Bride".

The mug hearkens back to 1960s era chalkware head busts put out by Marwal (and other lesser known companies) which among other themes, had a line of native Polynesian girl head busts wearing hibiscus flowers in their hair.

This is a round white ceramic ashtray with the Shanghai Lil's wahine logo in center, marked for the Chicago Polynesian Restaurant.

From Trader Vic's:

"Designed by Trader Vic's legend, Javier Del Campo, the Abelam yam mug is part of our Papua New Guinea mug collection. This mug holds 24 OZ. The inspiration for this design comes from the Abelam people who live east of Sepik. They are a farming society in which giant yams play a significant role."

There is also a mini tiki mug version of this same design.

From Trader Vic's:

"Designed by Trader Vic's legend, Javier Del Campo, the Angoram mug is part of our Papua New Guinea mug collection. This mug holds 30 OZ. The inspiration for this design comes from Angoram, a city in the Sepik province of Papua New Guinea."

There is also a mini mug version of this same design.

From Trader Vic's:

"Designed by Trader Vic's legend, Javier Del Campo, the Ramu mug is part of our Papua New Guinea mug collection. This mug holds 24 OZ. The inspiration for this design comes from the Ramu river, where the Bosmun people live."

There is also a mini mug version of this same design.

From Bahi Hut website:

"Limited Edition Eekum Bookum mugs made by John Mulder out of St. Petersburg FL. This mug features our Tom Fowner Tiki & was designed by RoboTiki. This color is the original production with an orange interior."

There is also a slightly lighter brown version with blue interior glaze.

From Woody Miller's website:

"Kū, the Hawaiian god of war, strength, healing, and snatcher of land. King Kamehameha I chose Kū as his guardian to help unify the islands of Hawaii and had statues created of him around the west side of Hawaii near Kona.

Glazed in a deep sage green/brown oxide wipe, with speckled lime green interior, and Hawaiian pattern tattoo on back.

First edition of 25 mugs in this glaze combo (numbered), second edition of 25 in another glaze for a total of 50.

Materials: Lead-free white stoneware ceramic & food safe glaze

Capacity: 16oz

Size: 3.75” width x 5” high (dimensions will vary slightly)

Designed, sculpted, molded, glazed and fired by Woody in Oakland, CA."