Mine is marked 'ges.gesch.' and 'Gaststatten-bedarf Stuttgart' on the bottom.

one of a pair of these I got for buttons off eBay - and they're actually pretty good!

got a pair of these for buttons off eBay - and they're actually pretty good!

Got this one at Ron Jon's, Cocoa Beach while on vacation in Florida in 2010.

This is a dodgy copy of Bosko's 'Kumu Tiki Mug'. I got it from a barware warehouse based in the UK, they even call it the 'Kumu' mug! (Have they no shame!). It's unmarked on the base and has that slightly crappy 'mass-produced' feel. I s'pose Bosko might have sanctioned it... but somehow I very much doubt it. Dunno.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Trader Vic's Pineapple

One of a set of four stackable coloured-glass lowball/tumblers sold by "Final Touch". Each one has a different design and colour and is named on the base. 4" tall and 3" wide - holds 12 fluid ounces. This one is orange and "Kane". Exactly the same designs and colours as the shot glasses just bigger...

One of a set of four stackable coloured-glass lowball/tumblers sold by "Final Touch". Each one has a different design and colour and is named on the base. 4" tall and 3" wide - holds 12 fluid ounces. This one is red and "Ku". Exactly the same designs and colours as the shot glasses just bigger...

One of a set of four stackable coloured-glass lowball/tumblers sold by "Final Touch". Each one has a different design and colour and is named on the base. 4" tall and 3" wide - holds 12 fluid ounces. This one is green and "Lono". Exactly the same designs and colours as the shot glasses just bigger...

One of a set of four stackable coloured-glass lowball/tumblers sold by "Final Touch". Each one has a different design and colour and is named on the base. 4" tall and 3" wide - holds 12 fluid ounces. This one is blue and "Kanaloa". Exactly the same designs and colours as the shot glasses just bigger...

Came in a pack of 2 (with a yellow version) from Amazon for a couple of quid. Mine have a sticker on the bottom which says "Barcraft" but this is likely just the wholesale distributor for the UK market. 6" tall and 2.5" diameter.

Came in a pack of 2 (with a red version) from Amazon for a couple of quid. Mine have a sticker on the bottom which says "Barcraft" but this is likely just the wholesale distributor for the UK market. 6" tall and 2.5" diameter.

This ceramic mug is manufactured by GenWare - itself part of a larger company called Neville's. They are wholesale suppliers of tableware and sundry other goods to the restaurant, catering and hospitality trade in the UK. If you're in the trade you can get these fellas in bulk for less than a dollar-fifty each, but to the public they tend to come from third-party drinkware retailers - with a commensurate rise in the price. The sticker/barcode of the base reveals the origins - when peeled off the mug is marked as stoneware for 'Royal GenWare'. It's 6.5" tall with a 3" diameter. Comes in four colorways - blue, green, brown and purple. Generally sold in sets of 4 - but not one of each colour as you might expect - oh no - instead you get four of the same, der! There's also a clear glass with the same design... but I ain't got one of those.

This ceramic mug is manufactured by GenWare - itself part of a larger company called Neville's. They are wholesale suppliers of tableware and sundry other goods to the restaurant, catering and hospitality trade in the UK. If you're in the trade you can get these fellas in bulk for less than a dollar-fifty each, but to the public they tend to come from third-party drinkware retailers - with a commensurate rise in the price. The sticker/barcode of the base reveals the origins - when peeled off the mug is marked as stoneware for 'Royal GenWare'. It's 6.5" tall with a 3" diameter. Comes in four colorways - blue, green, brown and purple. Generally sold in sets of 4 - but not one of each colour as you might expect - oh no - instead you get four of the same, der! There's also a clear glass with the same design... but I ain't got one of those.

This ceramic mug is manufactured by GenWare - itself part of a larger company called Neville's. They are wholesale suppliers of tableware and sundry other goods to the restaurant, catering and hospitality trade in the UK. If you're in the trade you can get these fellas in bulk for less than a dollar-fifty each, but to the public they tend to come from third-party drinkware retailers - with a commensurate rise in the price. The sticker/barcode of the base reveals the origins - when peeled off the mug is marked as stoneware for 'Royal GenWare'. It's 6.5" tall with a 3" diameter. Comes in four colorways - blue, green, brown and purple. Generally sold in sets of 4 - but not one of each colour as you might expect - oh no - instead you get four of the same, der! There's also a clear glass with the same design... but I ain't got one of those.

Shot version of Tiki Farm Mug called Tiki Goddess

Distinguishing Characteristics

Tiki Farm Tini Goddess