Bamboo style mug for the Makai Island Kitchen & Groggery in Santa Cruz, California. Available along with their Hawaiian Mai Tai.

The mug appears to be a DW115B Brown Bamboo mug from Dynasty Wholesale stamped with the Makai logo.

From Jerk Kustoms:

"The mug can be assembled individually as you like it!

There are three different colored heads, four different caps/lids and many different eyes. So everyone can made their own mug. 2023."

This glass was manufactured for the Trader Vic's in Toronto. It is printed in red and shows a tiki head, the exterior of buildings, mountains, scenery, and skiing and skating figures. This glass is also one in a skyline series, including Vancouver, Munich, London, Tokyo, and Toronto. Each glass is a different color, includes a landscape with clouds in background, and is labeled for its location. The modern skyline series released in 2018 has black graphics for each location.

The Chi Chi opened in 1936 and ceased to be sometime in the 1960s, around 1968 or so. This dinner plate features the unauthorized art of Edgar Leeteg's Hina Rapa which was originally painted in oil on velvet, portraying a topless wahine wearing a straw hat. Burgundy graphics on white. Made by Wallace China in 1952. Measures 11.25" in diameter.

From TikiLand Trading Company:

"Our deep diver was found on the ocean floor, still longing for the Mai Tai that was awaiting him on the surface on his fateful day.

Price: $59 (This price may increase in the future as less become available)

This mug is about 5.5 inches tall and holds about 16 oz. (this will vary from mug to mug depending on wall thickness when it was made).

Designed by Tom 'Thor' Thordarson in sunny southern California. Imported."

From TikiLand Trading Co.:

"Spring has sprung! And so has Jeff Granito’s ‘Planter’s Punch’ Tiki Mug!

Birds and bees have nothing on this playful tiki that’s male on one side and female on the other.

The vibrant blue hues, paired with the promise of budding florals, evokes the season of life, growth, and new beginnings.

Price: $67 (This price may increase in the future as less become available)

This mug is about 8.5 inches tall and holds about 16 oz. (this will vary from mug to mug depending on wall thickness when it was made)."

Sculpted by THOR.

This color-way was followed by a second edition in orange.

This is a standard restaurant-ware teapot made of white-glazed ceramic by Jackson China, and imprinted with the logo for the Ta Luau Restaurant in New York in black & burgundy -- with their mask logo which they took from the Luau 400 which preceded them. Issued in September 1967 (known by the date code of Q9 on bottom). This was part of a set with similarly marked teacups measuring 2 1/4" tall.

This is a mug featuring a skull with eyepatch topped by a flying eyeball. It has a blue matte glaze with black wipe and some white details. This glaze edition was preceded by a black wipe glaze, a red wipe glaze, and a green wipe glaze.

GWAR is an American heavy metal band formed in Richmond, Virginia in 1984, composed of and operated by a frequently rotating line-up of musicians, artists and filmmakers collectively known as Slave Pit Inc. Easily identified by their distinctively grotesque costumes, Gwar's core thematic and visual concept revolves around an elaborate science fiction-themed mythology which portrays the band members as barbaric interplanetary warriors, a narrative which serves as the basis for all of the band's albums, videos, live shows and other media.

The GWAR mug is available at their Richmond location and through their online store.

This Otagiri dragon design was used by Joyce Chen and several others. This version is marked from the Dragon Lite restaurant in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Dragon Lite was started in 1963 by the same family that started Hu Ke Lau in Chicopee, Massachusetts and Dragon Lite is still in business as of 2024. However, the interior has obviously undergone extensive remodeling in the recent past and probably looks much different than it did in the 60s.

From House of Tabu:

"As House of Tabu is a small, boutique producer of hand crafted mugs, we are releasing these in small batches with a planned edition of just 100 mugs. We produce our mugs in multiple short runs and inner glaze colors vary and are selected at random.

Our new Tiki Exotique Tiki mug is a vintage-styled drinking vessel glazed in a rustic brown with faint yellow highlights, all glazed by hand, making each mug unique. Comes with two House of Tabu swizzle sticks.

Tiki Exotique stands 8” tall and holds 16 ounces of your favorite beverage and was sculpted in-house by Ken Holewczynski."

*Later produced in one-offs of chartreuse green and orange, as well as a mini edition in a brown wipe.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel. Covered with nautical floats, nets, barnacles, and other sea life. This version is marked for Hidden Harbor and glazed in a light brown wipe. There is also a teal version for this location.

The unmarked version is available in three color-ways from Munktiki Imports: a green wipe, dark brown, or light brown wipe. The unmarked versions have spaces on back for custom heat decals.

Clear double old-fashioned/mai tai glass deigned by Tiki tOny, with dark blue and black printed artwork featuring a pot still, a barrel, a thatched meeting house with palm trees, and two idols along with a badge stating "Teeling Whiskey since 1782".

Possibly part of a gift set for their small batch whiskey aged in rum barrels. Although designed directly by Tony as a project for Teeling Irish Whiskey (based in Dublin), these were also distributed by Forbidden Island in Alameda in June of 2020 as part of their cocktail shack special which included a pre-batch cocktail and two of these glasses:

"The Teeling Fighting Irish is a delightful grog featuring Teeling Irish Whiskey, guava, lime, honey and spice. We have 32 available in a 22oz serving for four and each bottle comes with two complimentary Teeling Mai Tai glasses designed by Tiki Tony!”