Bought in Barbado in 2007 during Hurricane Dean. Made by Chiki Tiki.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Green mug of man's face. Figure has dreadlocks and beard

This is the 'Witch Doctor' mug made by Bespoke Barware - sister company to UK manufacturers CheekyTiki. Here's what they say about it on their website..."Our Witch Doctor Mug is glazed in dark brown and has a hole through his nose where you can place your straw. Dimensions are approximately 16cm tall by 10cm diameter with a capacity of approximately 18oz."

This is one of three different Halloween Tiki Luminarias released by Rum Demon of Oregon in 2007. This is the Primo Mug, carved out and glazed to make the perfect Tiki Lamp for Halloween, or any time of year!

Distinguishing Characteristics

Bright Orange interior, facial cut outs, black exterior

A mug from Bespoke Barware, in the UK. Here's what they got to say about it..."One of five special new mugs in our Cockney Rhyming Slang Range, Vera Lynn is glazed in army green with a pink face and bright red lips. Vera measures 16 cm high and 12 cm in diameter and has a capacity of 400 ml (14 fl oz)." For those not familiar (myself included) with the fine art of Cockney... Vera Lynn = Gin. Others in the series... Tom Thumb = Rum, Gold Watch = Scotch, Fine 'n Dandy = Brandy, Pig's Ear = Beer. Oh, by the way, these are hand-painted by Tiki mug designer par-excellence Bai (well mine was... can't vouch for the rest, but assume it's the same for all.)

This is an unmarked version of Benihana's 'Geisha Mug'. I know Benihana have used many different versions of this, but they all usually have some sort of logo - so these (I've got a pair) may well be a copy used by some other Oriental-style restaurant. Dunno.

a modern reproduction with the painted details much fainter than most similar versions.

Bought on Munktiki's Black Friday 2017

this is an unauthorised version of Tiki Farm's 'Karo Batak' mug. It appears to be another from Mornsungifts - as it came to me in a job lot with others of there's from a seller on eBay UK. It does have the same red interior glaze as the original, but is far less detailed and significantly smaller at 5.5" tall by 2" diameter.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Red Star Motel Pool Bowl

Treasure Craft 'Volcano' style handled mug. This one bears the distinguishing legend of 'Florida' in the cartouche. Similar to the ones for 'Maui' and 'Hawaii' and identical (thanks to the addition of tropical blooms and leaves) as the one for 'Polynesian Village'.

Mine is marked for "New Mexico" but in every other aspect is exactly the same.

The third "interim" mug for Forbidden Island in Alameda, CA. It was released in August 2018 to cover the gap between new glaze batches of the signature Tiki Diablo mug.

Distinguishing Characteristics

FORBIDDEN ISLAND, ALAMEDA CA decal in yellow on back.

A gift from the wonderful Holden of Tiki Farm. Mahalo;

A set of four Rancor monster teeth shot glasses in a custom carrying rack. Released on May 31,2019 at Disneyland's Galaxy's Edge Bar.

Mine has 'PUNTER Z' written on the base. Please see the comments below which suggest this mug is probably a hobbyist mug and therefore I put it in the wrong place... Update: Thanks to the splendid efforts of trader tom and mermaid1111 this mug now has a special place of its own. Yay!

I've got 4 of these in a batch sale off eBay. They came from Germany to the UK and when they arrived 3 of the 4 were broken. 1 was perfect, 2 had small chips or dinks and the last was smashed to smithereens. This is the one that survived intact. It's also quite galling as this was the worst of the bunch... the glaze seems too thick and it's consequently less detailed than the others.

This is the Interim Forbidden Island Mug that debuted on 12/12/16. It is by Munktiki.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Heat decal that reads, "Forbidden Island - Alameda, CA"

I've got 4 of these in a batch sale off eBay. They came from Germany to the UK and when they arrived 3 were broken. 1 was perfect, 2 had small chips or dinks and the last was smashed to smithereens. This is that one. It's also quite galling as this was the best of the bunch... much more detailed and clearly made from a better mould than the others. I got a full refund from the seller... so I guess I shouldn't moan... but I'd much rather have spent the money and received the mugs intact. Oh well, them's the breaks...

Distinguishing Characteristics

a broken mug which I glued back together