Found this at a Salvation Army store with two suffering bastard shot glasses by Tiki Farm.

...sculpted, cast, cooked and painted by MUNKTIKI - designed in collaboration with EekumBookum.com's John 'Mulder142' - see more in the SCOOTIKI: MODS & GODS show here: www.ElroyArtspace.com

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Perfect!

Got 4 of these. Ordered the short version got sent the long. Can't be bothered to send them back to drinkstuff.com - they'll probably only send the wrong ones all over again.

Made by EekumBookumTiki.com...Designed, sculpted and painted by John 'Mulder142' - amazing quality, fantastic, beautiful work!

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Perfect!

It was totally fun to be involved with the Scootiki project. It combined my two favorite things: Tiki and scooters, what could be cooler?

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I have two Artist Proof mugs of the scootiki. They are not numbered on the bottom and still have the mistake 20011 date that was fixed for the edition mugs.

This is the " Ku Papa’u " which means corpse in Hawaiian. It’s the perfect glass to enjoy a stiff zombie from on a hot summer’s day. It is a limited edition mug designed, sculpted, and produced by me, Mulder142. This mug is 5 inches tall and about 4 inches in diameter. It is made of high fire stoneware and is glazed in a amber brown glaze with a brown interior and of course deep red eyes.

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This mug is numbered 042/100 and is my personal collection. I try to keep No.42 of all my mugs.

A white glazed mug which bears a resemblance to the Accoutrements 'Lenny' mug design (but without the teeth). It was part of a set of 4 (identical) mugs in a promotional package with a bottle of the coconut flavoured rum liqueur 'Malibu' in the UK. On the back it has circular motif of the Malibu logo surrounded by the words 'Tiki Time'. No markings on the base. 6" high and 2.5" wide.

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

These moai-shaped salt& peppers are made by Chiki Tiki in what appears to be called the 'Kung Fu' design. Similar to those ones without a template in the collection of rontiki66 except his appear to be grey whilst these are green.

This is the "Kuna Loa" mug designed by Dirk Rehder and manufactured by APS Tiki (there's a thread about them on the Tiki Central forums).It has a partially wiped green glaze on the outside with an off-white interior. Marked "Kuna Loa" on the base. 17cm high and 7cm wide... according to the website I got it off.

This version of the Daga Warrior mug is marked for the Kon-Tiki Village Resort Hotel on the back.

This is a the coffee pot from a Coffee Set called "Kon-Tiki". It was made in Staffordshire, U.K by a company called Palissy, Royal Worcester. The set was made sometime in the 1950s. The design features a stylised shield and spears. There were lots of different pieces: coffee and tea pots, plates, creamers, cake stands, pin dishes, mugs, cups, saucers, etc. I have a 54-piece set in a this colour (and a few items in the rarer turquoise and pink version).

This is a coffee cup and saucer from a Coffee Set called "Kon-Tiki". It was made in Staffordshire, U.K by a company called Palissy, Royal Worcester. The set was made sometime in the 1950s. The design features a stylised shield and spears. There were lots of different pieces: coffee and tea pots, plates, creamers, cake stands, pin dishes, mugs, cups, saucers, etc. I have a 54-piece set in a different colour (a kind of pale greyish brown) - but this item is in the rarer turquoise colour.

I got this from the Mai Kai gift shop of all places. The shop has a pretty poor selection of mugs really - aside from the half-dozen or so that are used in the restaurant - their other stock though was all from KC Hawaii (as at November 2012).

Mine was bought from a souvenir shop in San Francisco whilst on vacation back in 2001.

Not much to recommend about this mug. Feels and looks very 'cheap'. Lightweight, brittle and seemingly quite 'thin' in terms of wall thickness. Mine is unmarked on the bottom.

Managed to pick another of these critters... this one not smashed to smithereens in the post - hurrah!

The person I bought this off saw fit to post it in nothing more than a lightly-padded envelope - result: one badly broken mug. Since it's not easily replaceable and there's no other pictures on Ooga-Mooga! I glued it back together the best I could. Oh... and I'd say it's more orange than yellow in normal lighting conditions.

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erm... smashed and glued back together