Just got off the plane at arrived at our Ft. Lauderdale hotel late in the evening, November 2012. Went for a stroll along the beach and stumbled upon this place, high up on the third floor of a shopping center overlooking the ocean. Despite the many Polynesian adornments it's not much of a tiki bar... but you can get any drink served in this and keep the mug if you pay the extra five bucks.

Monster Marq shot glass from Tiki Farm in matte brown.

Love Tiki Diablo!

all my photos of this mug look blurry... it's the mug that's blurry!

Have two...second a gift.

got two of these - job lot off eBay

well... not quite sure how to describe this one... it's a real coconut, topped, then hollowed out, then varnished and embroided with raffia with and a geometric pattern and the word 'Tonga'. Two holes have been made in the coconut and two more in the lid so a raffia carrying strap can be threaded through. It was sold to me as being purchased in a genuine Tiki Bar(?) in Tonga some decades ago(?). it's clearly a tourist piece and won't hold a drink unless another watertight receptacle is placed within (the embroidery has created many tiny holes). Bit of a curio, but fits quite nicely with my home bar decor.

Ku-on-a-bamboo design with "Bai" and "Georgi Radev for Real" on the back. This is Georgi Radev's (flamboyant head bartender at Mahiki) "personal" tiki mug. It's designed and made by Bai Tiki (though Georgi claims he had a hand in the process) and used by him at his cocktail-mixing demonstrations at Tiki, cookery and rum-based festivals and events. Don't hit me I'm quoting... the mug is 'sponsored' by Real - a company that makes syrups and unctions also used by Georgi at his 'shows'. Check Radev's Facebook page for many photos of the mug in use - including one with both Martin Cate and Jeff Berry sipping away happily, so Georgi must be doing something right. Also now in use at Mahiki London. Still a nice mug despite all of that. 6 inches high by 2.5 wide. Got six of these in one eBay auction - open to any offers of trade.

Makahiki pint glass from an event held in Indianapolis, September 2015 hosted by PukaPuka chapter, FOM

Mine marked for Cocoa Beach, Florida... which is where I bought it.

Mug by TikiMigs, purchased at the second Makahiki in Indianapolis.

2/50

Mine came from a souvenir shop in Key West in 2003.

Distinguishing Characteristics

'Key West' on front of base

Ohana Luau by the Lake event mug.

Ohana Luau by the Lake event mug.

Just a generic Chiki Tiki bundle of bamboo mug - this time in pale green and with the legend 'Mai-Kai Ft. Lauderdale' emblazoned on the front base. Which is where I bought it - in the gift shop in November, 2012.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Swizzle stick broke in half :(

Mine came from a souvenir shop in Key West in 2003... oh, and I've got two of these.

Tiki Diablo's Maka Koa in Diablo Red, purchased at Hukilau 2006. 42/200

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Distinguishing Characteristics

No Markings on bottom

Mine came from a souvenir shop in Key West in 2003... oh, and I've got two of these.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Small Special Run

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Grave Yard Dirt with Blood