This is a classic Ku dredged from the bottom of the sea with barnacles, brain coral, and a fishing net still wrapped around him. Concept by Martin Cate and sculpted by Crazy Al. This is the Kaihalulu Light Brown edition which is in a light brownish wipe-away glaze and named after the famous pocket beach on the island of Maui, Hawaii on Kaʻuiki Head. Available only at Smuggler's Cove and premiered on 12/10/2017.

This is a mug shaped like a Fijian Mermaid sideshow gaffe. The Fijian mermaid (also Fiji or Feejee mermaid) was an object comprising the torso and head of a juvenile monkey sewn to the back half of a fish. It was a common feature of sideshows, where it was presented as the mummified body of a creature that was supposedly half mammal and half fish. Designed by THOR and produced by Tiki Farm. First released in a teal blue for the First Anniversary celebration of Three Dots And A Dash. This version is glazed with a purple hand-wiped glaze, leaving much of the mug white, but picking out details in darker purple. Subsequent versions were released in a red wipe, a standard blue wipe, and a light blue aqua wipe glaze.

This is a goblet-like mug with a smiling Tiki face on the front. The mug replaces the previous glass of the same design that had a slightly bluish tinge to it. It somewhat resembles the traditional glass two-faced Tiki mugs used at Trader Sam's in California and other locations. The cocktail for this glass is described in the menu as: "Light and Dark Rums, Orange Curaçao, Orgeat (Almond) Syrup, Organic Agave Nectar and fresh Lime Juice."

This is a drink vessel shaped like the Nautilus submarine featured in Jules Verne's novels, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (1870) and The Mysterious Island (1874). It measures 6" high by 14.5" long by 5.75" wide. The Nautilus Cocktail includes Barbancourt Pango Rum, Appleton Estate Reserve Rum, Combier's Crème de Pêche De Vigne, Tropical Juices, and Falernum. The second edition of this design was released in December 2017 in a lighter/tanner brown glaze than the first edition.

This is a mug shaped like a Bora Bora styled tiki wearing Berry's signature straw hat and marked "Beachbum Berry". Comes in three different color-ways: green, blue, and orange. This is the green version. Manufactured by Cocktail Kingdom.

This is a tall rectangular mug with three sides made of bamboo and glazed in tan/beige and one of stacked skulls glazed in blue. It is made to resemble the entrance to the bar, whose wall of skulls is illuminated in blue light as you walk down the stairs. There is an "Easter Egg" of sorts honoring Paul McGee (formerly of Three Dots) at the bottom of the wall where a skull has Mcgee's signature beard. The back reads: "Three Dots and a Dash, Chicago, IL." Used to serve their house cocktail, the Three Dots and a Dash.

This mug is shaped like a dark-faced shrunken head with its lips sewn shut, wearing an orange fez with the word "Aloha" on the front. The concept for the Shrunken Shriner Mug came from Mahalo Tiki. It was sculpted and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder). Also released in a red and a black fez version.

This mug is shaped like a dark-faced shrunken head with its lips sewn shut, wearing a black fez with the word "Aloha" on the front. The concept for the Shrunken Shriner Mug came from Mahalo Tiki. It was sculpted and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder). Also released in a red and an orange fez version.

This brown volcano shaped mug was manufactured for the Waiakea Village in Hawaii (circa 1972). It has lava spilling over the side (white or orange variants spotted). On the Waiakea Village fan-shaped drink menu this mug was shown to serve the Halemaluna Punch cocktail. Mug is pictured in the book Waikiki Tiki by Phillip S. Roberts.

This Eater mug is part of a trio by Pie Eyed Tikis. He has a small figure in his hands which he is in the process of eating. Designed by Jason Vitril (aka Jive Ass Tiki) and manufactured by Pie Eyed Tikis (aka Nell and Jason Vitril). Similar to the Tahitian Cannibal series of three tikis eating smaller tikis, but these mugs depict skull-headed figures.