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no sticker. printed - blank on back

More beigey-cream than white, but - hey-ho - there are others the same colour under this template. Mine has a decal for some insufferable Frat Party in 2001.

Got this one from Ron Jon's at Cocoa Beach, Florida whilst on vacation from the U.K in 2010.

For Trade See tikibeeki's Wishlist Express Interest

Got mine in the Mai Kai gift shop - November, 2012.

sold

This is a mug version of the Kahlua Mayan Decanter. Same basic design with a couple of differences - no plinth, and the addition of a hole for a straw on the front and a large hole to pour the drink into on the back. Glossy black glaze. Rather poorly defined mould. Presumably a promo item from Kahlua but unmarked. Mine was smashed to smithereens in the post after a dodgy packing effort. Rebuilt and refunded.

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Dark Glasses disintegrated when dishwashered-still a bad lad

JD Art - FISH - from Greece - on Etsy - jdartwoodenclay

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Jellyfish

fun mug

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Hukilau 2013 Double Old Fashioned Glass

This is the 'Make Mine a MAI-TAI!' mug sculpted by Trader Jim of Pocketiki Magazine in the UK. Quoting from the blurb... "The 'Make Mine a MAI-TAI!' mug (Trader Jim's favourite quote) was specially created by Trader Jim of Pocketiki and is one of the first ventures in sculpting our own mugs. Made by CheekyTiki here in the UK. The mug is glazed in light oatmeal with a brown speckle, looking like the wet sand on the shore of a South Seas island." The top and bottom rim patterning is designed to look like a piece of traditional Tapa cloth. 4" tall and 3.5" wide, holds 10 oz.

Trader Jim/Pocketiki's 'Make Mine A MAI-TAI Bucket Mug' but this time in a blue glaze speckled with black. Orange interior. All other details are the same as it's the same mold as the original 'sand-coloured' version.

many "Orchids" I own I don't post as they are too common

Got mine at the shrine - Mai Kai, Ft. Lauderdale, Nov '2013.

Made with same glaze as #85 Hei (now sold)

Bought in the Mai Kai gift shop - November, 2012.

My version of this generic tourist shop mug came from a sportswear/book/souverir store in Holetown, Barbados - hence the 'Barbados' decal. It is stamped '(copyright symbol)Agiftcorp Pirate Stein' on the base

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Unfortunately, now has a small chip on bottom front edge

Bought this at the Mai-Kai then carried the gigantic box all the way back to the U.K in my hand-luggage. Man, was it heavy!

Seafarer Blue combines the attributes of Mug #41/250 and 48,49,&50; [a very complex 6 step process]

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Broke Beyond Repair ~Tiki #34 Edition 25B - 173/250

imprint on pendant is barely legible.

This is a pair of salt and pepper shakers in the 'Kung Fu' design, made by Chiki Tiki. It has a clear light brown glaze and is branded 'Mai Kai Ft. Lauderdale' on the front base - which is where I bought it in the gift shop after a boozy night in the Molokai Lounge, Nov. '13.

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3 of three

Got this from the Mai-Kai where it's being sold as their 'Mai-Kai Hot Buttered Rum Mug'. It's a nice mug with a floral pattern and the same green/brown glaze both inside and out - but there are no indications that it's being manufactured specifically for the Mai-Kai. The base is unmarked aside from a generic 'Made in China' sticker. pittsburgh paulie has one in his collection too - and he's also included a snapshot of the Mai-kai menu which features the mug. 3.25" tall and with a 3.25" diameter.

MUCH cooler than I thought it would be