Thanks for picking this up for me, Michael!

June 2006 line of Target ceramic tiki mug candleholders. Set of three packaged with a ceramic leaf plate to be used as a centerpiece. This one is "Plumeria Hibiscus" fragrance.

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Marketed as Candleholder/ Candle Poured Inside

June 2006 line of Target ceramic tiki mug candleholders. Set of three packaged with a ceramic leaf plate to be used as a centerpiece. This one is "Island Palm" fragrance.

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Marketed as Candleholder/Candle Poured Inside

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Unmarked

Thanks, Rich!

I have two of these and one does not have the "2008".

This piece is often identified as a vase. Some have even gone so far as to say it is a short “beer bong”. Originally, there was a wooden holder to stabilize it. This piece is part of a larger line of products of the same style. All of these came in a variety of colors. Several items had a decal on the bottom labeled "Tahiji". The Tahiji label is on page vii of the introduction to Tiki Quest. I've also seen a lighter brown version of this mug on e-Bay marked "Rossini" with a red and gold sticker bearing the image of a winged horse. A hibachi and patio light in this design can be seen on page 159 of Tiki Quest at the top of the page. A similar mug appears on page 57 of Tiki Quest at the top right, and another, shorter mug, is on page 10 at the bottom left of the page. This shorter mug was used at the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona. There are examples of the two shorter mugs (green & brown versions) and a matching salt and pepper set in other collections on Ooga Mooga.

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Tall Serene Face Asian–Themed Mug Brown

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Antiqued Bronze glaze, but this one is a leaner. In drying the greenware, it's so tall that the weight of the top pulls it forward as it dries if you leave them standing up to dry. I then started drying them out more slowly on an old pillow horizontally to solve this issue afterwards.

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Mystic Blue with 2 Coats but this one is a leaner. In drying the greenware, it's so tall that the weight of the top pulls it forward as it dries if you leave them standing up to dry. I then started drying them out more slowly on an old pillow horizontally to solve this issue afterwards.

This statue was made by me using a vintage Ken Ocorr mold I bought off e-Bay. I cast the statue in stoneware and fired to cone 6. Glazed in "Mystic Blue". Stamped "Trader Tom" on bottom.

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Mystic Blue with 2 Coats

Bought from Maori_man.

Says "Suck Em Up" on one side and has a mai tai recipe on the other side, although the mai tai recipe calls for pineapple juice and orange juice which is a definite no no...but at least it doesn't call for grenadine!

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Suck Em Up Glass

Bought this from Sven Kirsten. Thanks, again, Sven!

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Darker Brown Version

This is from the second batch of Squid Squlls and they finally perfected the design with a light antiqued brown patina that highlights all the designs on the surface.

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Regular Squid's Skull

A very original spooky glaze on this one! Done up in a 2-tone blue/black, Squid's Sqorpion Squll bowl is coming at you with serious attitude. There's nothing like it out there - anywhere! It's a big fellow, too. Measuring 9" long x 7" wide x 4 1/4" high, the Sqorpion Squll bowl holds an impressive 62 oz!

"The Sqrewed-Up Squll" is the first batch of Squlls from Tiki Farm and the factory neglected to do the darker underglaze which really gives Squll its character. Purchased at Art Show 3 at the Tonga Hut in No. Ho. Ca. March 16, 2007. It is hand signed by Squid.

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Signed by Squid.

Thanks, Ernie!

Pre-ordered at Tiki Oasis VIII and picked up at Damon's Art Show from Dave on 11/21/2008.

Two tiny imperfections...one chip on bottom front edge and a burst glaze bubble by right eye (manufacturing defect).

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Marked South Seas Village Restaurant, Hawaii

I have a set of six of these, bought for $2 each. Picture shows glass filled with milk. Hard to show graphics, otherwise.

Gift from Dibroc.

Limited edition Tiki Farm mug, named "The Slickster". Design by Ghost. This mug was sold exclusively at the La Luz De Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles CA on 10-16-2010 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the world's hardest working Tiki mug company - Tiki Farm. This highly detailed mug is a limited edition run of 120 mugs (small for a mug run). It measures 7 inches tall by 2 1/2 inches wide holding approximately 10 ounces. The mug is a tall Ku head with grinning clenched teeth and has a blue-grey overglaze with dark green underglaze.

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The Slickster

Thanks, Rich!

Has a Made in Mexico sticker on bottom.

Thanks, Kate! (Cracked down left side, probably from when Kate had her famous incident with the car ramming into her house.)

Traded from Kohalacharms for a ceramic Trader Vic starboard light mug.