Bosko created the Alchemist based on his carvings at False Idol, San Diego. The Alchemist was sold both at False Idol and online through Tiki Objects by Bosko. The first edition in psychedelic green was 125 pieces, not including artist proofs.

Several artist proofs were made and a few were hand-carved by Bosko after he had taken the mug from the mold. Bosko made the area around the eyes, nose, tongue, and decorations on the back of the mug deeper. He wanted to add some definition into the face and back of the mug.

A skull-shaped mug glazed in orange with a green stem at top, and with black nose and eye sockets. This was a limited edition run of 25.

There was also a Super Limited Edition run of this same mug design limited to 5 mugs also in orange but with with blue stems and blue noses & eye sockets -- issued for The Grass Hut.

This mug is shaped like a beached rum barrel atop a swell of sand, flanked by a tiki, shells, skulls, a rum bottle, and cocktail glass. Glazed in gloss brown with an orange interior.

Manufactured by Monkey Skull Productions and designed by Patrick Vassar.

Created for the 2023 Castaway event hosted by the Luau Lads.

From Yakimon:

"He might just be a head, but he’s radioactive…. he’s a mutant…. HE’S A CANNIBAL!….. HE’S A ZOMBIE!!!!

Heads are just over 6 inches tall.

I know what you’re saying… doesn’t being a zombie imply you’re a cannibal? Yes, but he was a cannibal before he turned zombie."

Munktiki, 2011, Edition of 25, Skull Image, Approximately 6" tall by 4" wide by 5" deep.

A run of only twenty-five masked wrestler skulls each with unique glaze colors and designs.

Released at the "Cocktail Oddities" show at Grasshut in Portland, Oregon on Feb 3rd, 2011.

This was one of several different limited runs of 25 by Munktiki using this same skull sculpt in different ways.

This is a mash-up of the traditional Tiki Bob mug with the Maneki Neko mug. The cat has a more Tiki Bob styled face and holds a tiki in one hand by his feet while its other outstretched hand has a reservoir to place a metal Grider tiki torch.

These were released in "Tabby Orange" or Black and there were 9 blind box released with the collar medallions in gold.

Came with a drink card for the "Three Dots and a Scratch" cocktail.

This is a mash-up of the traditional Tiki Bob mug with the Maneki Neko mug. The cat has a more Tiki Bob styled face and holds a tiki in one hand by his feet while its other outstretched hand has a reservoir to place a metal Grider tiki torch.

These were released in "Tabby Orange" or Black and there were 9 blind box released with the collar medallions in gold.

Came with a drink card for the "Three Dots and a Scratch" cocktail.

A collaboration between Carol Gravem aka Minitikimeow and Ken Ruzic. Based on one of Ken’s paintings of the same name from 2013.

A Bird Edition premiered at the Arizona Tiki Oasis Marketplace on Saturday, April 29, 10am to 4pm, and Sunday, April 30, 10am to 2pm.

The Croc Edition with crocodile handle premiered for sale at Tiki Oasis 2023.

This Custom painted Croc Edition is hand-painted on the outside by Little Lost Tiki (Ken Ruzic), glazed on the inside, and is numbered and signed by both artists -- limited to a mini edition of 6 in a variety of colors - also premiered at Tiki Oasis 2023.

This kinda bucket-shaped mug depicts Montague the monkey (a character created by Thor to appear on multiple different mugs in different tiki venues).

Montague is hanging out in a swag lamp with a hut-like construction of circle-cut bamboo rounds, thatching, and shells.

This short bamboo-shaped shot mug was a promotional item from the MGM TV show "The Islanders" which ran from 1960 to 1961. Marked on bottom "MGM 1960 The Islanders Designed by Hickok".

Part of a larger set including an ice bucket, pitcher, hiballs, loballs, and other matching pieces.

This mug was sculpted and manufactured by Trevor Foster for the Headhunter Home Bar in San Diego, owned by Ilze and Jonny Guilmet.

It is modeled after two actual human skulls on display at their bar.

Only available to those who have actually visited the home bar.

This mug is modeled after the second of the two large Marquesan-styled tikis that flank the main bar of The Bamboo Room.

Although similar to the first edition which was modeled after the first Marquesan, this second Marquesan has a continuous top brow line, more tear-drop designed eyes, and no dots on the chest above the hands.

It has a wood grain, and is marked for The Bamboo Room in Savannah, Georgia.

This is an orange limited edition that followed the first edition in white with a black wipe.