This second variation of the mug is shaped like a rum barrel with barnacles and seaweed clinging to the side. This second version of the mug has a mottled blue over honey brown exterior glaze. Brown interior. It still says "first edition on the bottom. Used to serve the Shipwreck on the Rocks cocktail made with Maker's Mark bourbon, freshly muddled lemon and mint with organic agave nectar.

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Trader Sam's Rum Barrel version 2

This mug was released at the Tonga Hut New Years Eve party on December 31st, 2012. It was sculpted by Kirby and manufactured by Taboo Island. The original Big Mo is the Moai carving just within the front door of the Tonga Hut. The mug is a faithful replica. The back of the mug reads "Tonga Hut" in vertical letters and gives the opening date of the bar, "1958." The Formal Tux Color (white exterior and black interior)has a removable black bow tie and was limited to 50 mugs.

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Follow his nose

This is a bronze two-faced Tiki mug. Each face has an angular nose and droopy eyes. Named Project Janus after the Roman God of beginnings and endings. A sly nod to this year's spy theme, Janus is literally a double-agent. "TO 12" is written on the base. This mug was also availible in a grayish-blue glaze.

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Tiki Oasis 12 Mug

This shot mug has thin oval lips, an angular v-brow, and spiral "tattoos" around the left eye. The design is based on vintage tiki torches from the now shuttered Don the Beachcomber in Palm Springs. This custom version has an opalescent brass glaze . Also issued in an iron oxide brown glazed version was only for people staying on the grounds at the event and orange. Both the orange and brown shot mugs came with a matching larger mug.

This mug has thin oval lips, an angular v-brow, and spiral "tattoos" around the left eye. The mug design is based on vintage tiki torches from the now shuttered Don the Beachcomber in Palm Springs. This version is in a custom opalescent brass glaze. Also issued in an iron oxide brown glazed version was only for people staying on the grounds at the event and orange. Both the orange and brown mugs came with a matching 3" tall shot mug named "Swig".

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Tiki Caliente IV Mug Custom

This mug, designed by D. Cervais, a stylized Ku with a large headdress that loops around from the back of his head to the bottom of his feet and serves as a handle. Comes with signed certificate of authenticity. This is a blue/green with black matte glazed version. There is a red glazed version as well as a brown matte and black satin glazed version.

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Matte finish with glossy eyes and the bottom is stamped T.O.2012

The "Real" Square Bob by MP

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Off white and light blue with legs that appear to be walking.

"The Player" featured on the cover of the Spring 2011 copy of Tiki Magazine, was designed by Sam Gambino. The Player is glazed in the traditional Tiki Farm Tiki brown. The Player... this swanky fellow... is drippin' in real 14-karat gold glaze! The Player measures 7" in height and holds 16 oz. there were only 125 of this ultra-cool mug available to the public.

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The Player

This is goblet based on the early Frankoma War God mug design by Joniece Frank for Frankoma Pottery, Inc. It was re-sculpted by Wendy Cevola, adapted into a goblet and a small number of uniquely glazed 1/1's were produced. It stands 9 1/2 inces tall and holds 36 oz. Each individual much comes with a hand signed picture of the Goblet, by Wendy, noting it is 1/1.

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The Kings Goblet by Wendy Cevola

Kevin Kidney designed this amazing 10th Anniversary Glass with colors of crisp Aqua and Gold to commemorate 10 years of The Hukilau. The design features the Hukilau logo and the images that Kevin created out of paper when he designed The Hukilau's poster in 2007. The glass also features Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Kevin loves the Black Magic so much he wanted to create a glass so that we could all make and serve them at home (or try our best to!) in style.

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The Hukilau 10th Anniversary Black Magic Snifter Glass