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

Purchased March 2017

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Hale Pele Little Person mug in a wipe off matte. Orange glaze over white.

This is the 'Intoxica' mug made by Fireworks Studios at Glasgow in the U.K. Designed by Garnet McCulloch. It's about 7" tall with a red and acid yellow glaze.

This is a new version of 'The Tiki Bar Coconut mug' made by Garnet McCulloch at FireWorks Studio in Glasgow, UK - for use at 'The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn' also in Glasgow. It has a rough matt brown exterior finish with the usual 'The Tiki Bar' logo applied to the front and a smooth white interior glaze. 3.5" wide and 3.5" tall. "Made at FireWorks Studio Glasgow" inscribed on the base.

This is one of two new sculpture mugs from Mike at The Rondez'vous Restaurant in Kenosha, Wisconsin. This is the Gravedigger, a coffin shaped mug not for the weak hearted drinker.

Mine is actually a lighter shade of brown glaze than the other shown on Ooga-Mooga... I guess they're all a little different.

For Sale $10 Express Interest

For Sale $10 Express Interest

For Sale $10 Express Interest

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Mine has the Polynesian Village Logo from Disneyworld on it.

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A brown tiki mug made to look like infamous smuggler Chewbacca.

Made by Garnet McCulloch at Fireworks Studio in Glasgow, U.K. Used by The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn, Glasgow to serve their 'Sumatra Kula' drink. It stands 9.5cm tall and is 8.5cm wide. Holds about 450ml. Has a yellow/brown glaze inside.

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A green tiki made to look like feared bounty hunter Boba Fett.

This is 'The Tiki Bar Small Rum Barrel Mug'. Made by Garnet McCulloch at Fireworks Studio in Glasgow U.K. Used at 'The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn' in Glasgow. It stands 4" tall and is 3" wide. This one doesn't come with the usual 'The Tiki Bar' ceramic logo added to the front - leastwise I've seen one that does.

Loki from the Avengers Movies in Tiki Mug Form by Geeki Tiki

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Loki from the MCU Movies

Made by Garnet McCulloch at Fireworks Studio, Glasgow, U.K. Used at the Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn, Glasgow to serve their 'Gin and Juice' drink. 11cm high, 11cm deep, holds about 14oz. Note that there is also a taller version of this mug that has a larger 'forehead' with the usual 'The Tiki Bar' logo.

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It's a boy! He has a decorated dingus.

Made by Garnet McCulloch at Fireworks Studio, Glasgow, U.K. Used at the Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn, Glasgow. 15cm high, 11cm deep, holds about 18oz. Note that there is also a shorter version of this mug that has a smaller 'forehead' and does not have the 'The Tiki Bar' logo.

Looking to Trade for House of Tabu That Voodoo You Do in grey matte glaze.

Made by Garnet McCulloch at Fireworks Studio, Glasgow, U.K. Used at the Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn, Glasgow. Known as 'The Tiki Bar Barrel for Sharing' feature the usual 'The Tiki Bar' logo. As its name would suggest it's large - 14cm high, 11.5cm wide and holds about 1 litre of drink.

This is the "The Tiki Bar Moai Sharing Bowl" made by Garnet McCulloch at FireWorks Studio in Glasgow, UK. Not sure if it's actually in use at 'The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn' in Glasgow yet as this is one of the early prototypes. A rough black exterior glaze with a smooth swimming pool blue glaze in the interior of the bowl part. The whole item measures 8" wide and 6.5" tall with the bowl itself having a diameter of 5" and a depth of 4".

You can NEVER have tu many fugus! 06

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Deep tomato red on top, pinkish on the bottom with black speckles

This moai-shaped mug was designed and made by Garnet McCulloch at FireWorks Studio in Glasgow, UK. It's being sold under the title 'Easter Island Tiki Mug'. It has the 'The Tiki Bar' applique on its forehead indicating use at 'The Tiki Bar & Kitsch Inn' - also in Glasgow. Rough black exterior glaze with a smooth sapphire blue interior one. 6.5" tall and 2.5" wide.

This is one of two custom mugs made for Nytshaed for New Year's Eve 2006 at Forbidden Island.

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Purple Munktiki Fugu Sipper with

Made by Garnet McCulloch at Fireworks Studio, Glasgow, U.K. Used at the Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn, Glasgow to serve their 'Pi Yi' drink. An orange exterior with a dancing hula girl motif and 'The Tiki Bar' logo. Yellow interior glaze. 15cm high, 8cm wide holds about 12oz.

This is 'The Tiki Bar Bamboo Mug'. Made by Garnet McCulloch at Fireworks Studio in Glasgow U.K. Used at 'The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn' in Glasgow. It stands 6" tall and is 2.5" wide. Normally this has the usual 'The Tiki Bar' ceramic logo added to the front - but mine came from a batch kindly made for me without the logos attached.

One of Muntiki's Halloween '08 Fugu's introduced at the Third Annual Forbidden Island Parking Lot Sale!

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Orange with speckles on top, black on the bottom

"The Big Flamingo" mug from Cheeky Tiki in the U.K. They say "glossy pink glaze", "textured feather details", 14 fluid oz. and 17x8cm. I say "squawk!!".

this glaze is 'bone'

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A purple Squid!!

The Munktiki Forbidden Island Scorpion Bowl!! Released in limited numbers on 3/29/09 at Forbidden Island. Edition of only 100. Holds 60 oz of Tiki Goodness!

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NOT FOR SALE or TRADE

This is the 'Tangaroa Volcano Bowl Gold' designed and manufactured by CheekyTiki in the UK. Here's what their website blurb says... "Ceramic sharing bowl with volcano. Three Tangaroas holding a triangular shaped bowl. Perfect size for three - four to share. Dishwasher Safe. Size 23cm tall x 30cm wide. 2 Litres (65 fl oz)."

Cheekytiki's 'Tangaroa Decanter Green'. Quoting from their website... "Dark green ceramic decanter made by locals in the Cook Islands. Comes without a cork. 15cm tall approx."

The tops of these shakers, where the condiments come out) have a further inlay of paua shell. These are not exactly the same as those others in this template (carved 's' and 'p' on foreheads is replaced by more patterning) but close enough.