Also available in orange paint. Released in 2016

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Tiki To Mai Tai Glass in green

Purchased from Artist

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M-14 #207 Maroon

This was Volcano Mug #C released in the Summer of 2007. One of Four.

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Large, black and red

This mug was from Von Fanco's personal collection. Hence #1 of 100

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Signed by Von Franco

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Signed by Brad Parker

"Sail with Harvey's" Hula Girl mug with no location indicated on it.

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No location indicated on mug

From The Beachcomber in Edmonton. Circa 1970. This was a chain of polynesian style restaurants in the 1960's. Most shut down in the 80's. Hula shows and very high tipsy factor in all of the locations

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Ceramics Canada Calgary Alberta stamp on later version

A Monkey King or Monkey God Mug in light brown glaze from the Sheraton Maria Isabel in Mexico. Holds 15 ounces. No makers marks on bottom.

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Decal on back that reads, Maria Isabel Sheraton & Sheraton Hotel Logo

This is a limited mug made by Shaunt B, AKA Tiki Monkey. It was sold for a limited time on the Trader Sam's TIki Mug Trading Group on Facebook in October of 2017.

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Three Black Jack O Lanterns stacked like a totem pole

A one of a kind Vaseline Glass Tiki Mug by reknown Glass Artisan Jack Loranger. Hand blown and shaped, this nuclear powered tiki mug glows under black light thanks to the uranium magnesium salts that give it it's namesake "vaseline" green color.

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Made of 100% Radioactive Vaseline Glass, this Tiki Mug GLOWS under black light!

Purchased in April 2013 from Trader Sam's Tiki Bar in Disneyland. At this time, they did not have the regular Uh Oh-a Bowl due to production issues.

Autographed by the band, on the bottom.

4 of these

TIC © Hawaii

Handled footed mug Tapa pattern

Bottom reads: USA Treasure Craft 19 O 59 #150

(2 of these)

Cinco De Mai Tai Glass from The Jungle Bird in Sacramento, CA . Released on May 5, 2018

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Wood intact, no tag

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seam splitting, label intact on bottom

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splitting at seam, no label