This is the hand-painted version of the 'Totem Pole Mug' made in the UK by Bespoke Barware - sister company to CheekyTiki. Here's what their website has to say about it... "Sculpted specially for the drinking tribe, our hand-painted Totem Pole cocktail mug features the faces of an eagle, a wolf and a fish. It’s perfect for a single cocktail at 16 cm high by 13 cm wide and holds 300ml (11 fl oz)." There's also an all-over tan glazed plain version. Sculpted by Bai.

This is Trader Jim's "Tonga'ura" mug. Same details as the original except this one is in a bright orange glaze.

This is the 'Tonga'ura' mug sculpted by Trader Jim of Pocketiki Magazine in the UK. Quoting from the blurb... "Glazed in green with a brown speckle, TONGA'URA is a marquesan tiki based on the signature logo of the now long-gone Beachcomber Bar which was at the May Fair Hotel, London.
Made @ CheekyTiki of London here in the UK, but only available via Pocketiki and Exotictramp.
This fine fellow holds approx. 10fl.oz. of whatever is your favourite tiki beverage!" It's 5.5" tall and 3" wide.

This is the hand painted Ku Bar mug by Notch. It's a two chambered mug that will hold dry ice so that smoke will pour out of the mug's eyes. Edition of 100.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Two chamber Ku Bar mug that can hold dry ice behind eyes!

Pale yellow mug from Tommy Bahama, 4" tall with a 3" diameter at its widest. The pattern is that of a small archetypal tropical island with a single palm tree as viewed through the porthole of a boat (at least that's what it looks like to me!). This pattern is repeated 4 times to entirely encircle the mug. Got mine from the Tommy Bahama outlet store in Ft. Lauderdale where they were being flogged off cheap. At least 2 other colorways - a coral pink/orange affair and also a purple or blue (can't quite remember which - didn't buy it as it was chipped).

Half price at the Tommy Bahama Outlet in Ft. Lauderdale - Nov. 2015

A mug by Bespoke barware in the UK. They say..."One of five special new mugs in our Cockney Rhyming Slang Range, Tom Thumb is glazed in black with a proper pink face. Tom Thumb measures 15 cm high and 8 cm in diameter and has a capacity of 385 ml (13 fl oz)." Now... the eagle-eyed amongst you might have spotted that this is glazed in blue rather than black with a pink-face and burgundy waistcoat as advertised above. Well, that looked a bit too much like a Toby Jug to me (shudder) so I got hold of one made in bulk for the wholesale bar trade instead. For those not familiar (myself included) with the fine art of Cockney... Tom Thumb = Rum.

Don't know much about this mug. Bought as one of a pair (similar glaze, different design) with the one uploaded next to it. Unmarked, very heavy, 6" tall and 3" diameter at the top. Thick mottled blue glaze over initial thin brown glaze (brown inside apart from the drips inside the rim). Seller on ebay was in the UK and deals with British fine ceramics - though this may be a complete red herring. This design is almost a copy of the Westwood W-2 - but is significantly larger, has no handle and on a different 'neck'/pedestal. Hobbyist?

The Kona Club Double Old Fashioned Glass. Logo front and back. From the Kona Club in Oakland, CA

Don't know much about this mug. Bought as one of a pair (similar glaze, different design) with the one uploaded next to it. Unmarked, very heavy, 6" tall and 3" diameter at the top. Thick mottled blue glaze - which obscures many of the finer details - over initial thin brown glaze (brown inside apart from the drips inside the rim). Seller on ebay was in the UK and deals with British fine ceramics - though this may be a complete red herring. Design on this looks familiar with the figure-8 mouth and a nice 'leaf' detailing around the top rim. Hobbyist?

from a range of cheapo knock-off unauthorised Tiki Farm reproduction mugs... poor quality, steer clear! This one modelled on the 'Partiki' mug but lacking fine detail and lettering on the base.

One of five artists proofs sold in a blind box purchase at the Forbidden Island Second Anniversary. (Has chip on end of tongue)

Distinguishing Characteristics

This is one of five Artist Proofs of the Forbidden Island Second Anniversary Mug

KAPU I'A by Brad Parker (spear included) from Frankie's Tiki Room in Las Vegas.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Purple wipe off glaze over white with black hand painted accents.

This is the Trader Sam's Krakatoa Punch Mug. It comes with a glowing plastic ice cube in the bottom of the drink. Bar is located near the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Mug is shaped like a KU, brown glaze.

Tall Hukilau chimney glass with glazed brown logo on front, and tribal decoration circling the glass. Given away with "Big Bamboo" Mai Kai drink at Forbidden Island Hukilau event on March 12th, 2008.

The now discontinued Hovito Mojito glass from the Jock Lindsey's Bar at WDW Florida. Green glass with faux carved glyph base.

This is the newer version for 2013. It differs by having a slightly darker green/blue glaze, fine cross-hatching instead of bold vertical stripes on the 'plain' parts, and by featuring an 'eye' as ornamentation on the front rather than a skull.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Send up tribute mug from the movie "They live" staring "Rowdy" Roddy Piper. Comes complete with Bubblegum.

Turquoise blue glassed mug with embossed hibiscus flowers. Made by Mikel Parton for a wedding.

Garnet kindly made me a batch of mugs without the generic 'The Tiki Bar' logo - of which this is one. There is also another version of this mug which has a criss-cross hatching pattern instead of vertical lines and features a 'third eye' type motif in place of the small skull on the forehead.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Spotted shell with an opal finish.

Mine has a black glaze.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Harvey's Tahoe Hula Girl bowl

Garnet kindly made me a batch of mugs without the generic 'Tiki Bar' logo - of which this is one.