This is a mug shaped like a little man in a suit and top hat with his thumb up. "Tom Thumb" is cockney slang for rum. This version is hand painted in full-color (beige/flesh tone, purple, and black).

Thirsty was designed and produced by Cass McClure aka Ocea Otica. The mug is shaped like a zombie head with his eyes closed and his mouth half open. The head appears to be atop a rock. This is the Halloween Edition with black stain and orange overglaze. No dry ice reservoir on back.

This is a mug shaped like a volcano and featuring two tiki faces on different sides. This year the idea for making it a volcano was offered by Jeremy Sherlock. The front tiki face was copied from a vintage cast donated by Freddie Coester. The smaller and simpler tiki head was from the actual Waikiki restaurant location (2632 Fulton Ave.) that the mug honors. Sculpted and manufactured by Wendy and Dan Cevola. Production of these mugs is well chronicled on Tiki Central.

This is the second of Gecko's design using a base of five small tikis holding up the mug. This one, Da Big Puka, has a Ku-like look. This version of the mug is a one-of-a-kind commissioned piece with bone white exterior.

This is a mug shaped like the Hatbox Ghost from the Haunted Mansion attraction, holding an empty hatbox. There is a reverse version of this mug with the ghost's skeletal head inside the hatbox and a vacant space under the hat that was issued for Trader Sam's Grog Grotto in Florida. Both versions are white with a wash wipe-away glaze to pick out sculptural details. This version is bone with a brown wash. Inside is brown.

This is a tea light holder shaped like a happy standing tiki wearing a tasseled fez and with hands on belly. The candle is held in its belly and the mouth is cut-out as well to let light through.

This is a tea light version of the fourth Tiki mug design manufactured by Zigi Tiki. It is shaped like a Tiki head with three v-shaped brow ridges, squinted eyes and an open mouth lined with parted teeth interrupted at bottom in middle by an upswept chin. Wood Texture. Comes in various colors and numbered at bottom. Mouth and eyes are cut-out to let light through.

This is a mug shaped like a tiki head with a broad nose and large square teeth. This mug comes in various colorways, all numbered at bottom.

These glasses feature traditional Polynesian patterns and tikis, as well as seaweed, fish, and other underwater elements. They come in two color ways: orange & brown and a blue & brown. This is the orange & brown version.

These clear glasses were designed by Rock Sharpe (a subsidiary line) for Libbey Glass in 1978. Each glass features a raised, dimensional trio of bare, dancing muses with flowing tresses. They were accompanied by a similar male version, L'homme.