This is a Marquesan Tiki mug based on the signature logo of the now long-gone Beachcomber Bar which was at the May Fair Hotel in London. Made at CheekyTiki of London in the UK, but only available via Pocketiki and Exotictramp. It was sculpted by Trader Jim of Pocketiki Magazine in the UK. Glazed in green with a brown speckle.

This "Bou'Hua" mug was manufactured by Trader Jim from an early design by Duncan Molds. It was first produced by Duncan Molds as a candle and commonly known as the "Weeping Tiki" or "Crying Tiki" because it would drip "tears" of a different color of wax from the rest of the candle. Scrimshaw glaze of white with a brown wash to pick out sculpt details.

This is a tumbler shaped like a volcano. Each comes with a hand written information card.

This mug was designed around the time of the 2012 Presidential election and was originally conceived as a satirical rendition of President Obama as a shrunken head mug. However, due to negative response, the mug was re-named as "Jungle Jim" instead of "Zombama". These were made available in a variety of glaze colors.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with the Rat Fink hanging on to its back. This was a one-off hand-built present to Kingstiedye (Bullet) by Wendy Cevola.

The LavaTay mug was designed by Gecko and pays tribute to the Bumatay mug and adds Gecko's signature lava glaze into the mix. This mug's tiki has striking, large eyes, and a small fish-like mouth. Custom mugs vary in design details and glaze colors.

These shakers are shaped like a man with a very large belly, his arms reaching up in the air. Sash is tied around his waist, with a bow in the middle. Glazed in white.

This is a ceramic lamp shaped like the ever popular Tiki Bob. Brown palm-textured exterior with white face. Black eyes and mouth. The piece is 16.5" tall with shade.

A bucket shaped mug with the words "Make Mine A Mai-Tai". This mug is glazed in light oatmeal with a brown speckle to look like wet sand. The top and bottom rim patterning is designed to look like a piece of traditional Tapa cloth.

This is a mug shaped like a kneeling hula girl playing a ukelele. Glazed in a honey brown with black & white highlights on eyes.

Abelam Mask mug with hands folded in front and tassles tied through pierced ears. Brown exterior glaze with several more vivid colors overlaying the mug to pick out the details of the traditionally painted mask.

Abelam Mask mug with hands folded in front and tassles tied through pierced ears. Brown exterior glaze with several more vivid colors overlaying the mug to pick out the details of the traditionally painted mask.