My brain (booze addled as it is) can't quite recall where I got this critter from. The place was definitely Key West, the year was certainly 2003, the shop was either a Spencer Gifts or a shop that claimed to deal solely in goods that featured chilli(BrE.) peppers whose claim was patently untrue. It originally contained an orange goo that purported to make the perfect version of some cocktail or other.

NOT FOR SALE Limited Edition Diver Mug by Eekum Bookum for Forbidden Island Edition of 600 released on August 5, 2018

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Deep sea diver with Chest

Highball glass from the Fifth Anniversary Celebration at Forbidden Island in Alameda, CA

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Forbidden Island Logo and 5th Anniversary Logo on back

This a 'salt pig' in the shape of a shark's head made by Garnet McCulloch at FireWorks Studio in Glasgow, UK. For those as ignorant as wot I am about culinary matters it's meant for keeping your salt in so you can grab a quick pinch when cooking up your favourite recipe....(Mrs. celery is the food-expert at my house, I do the booze...). Not strictly a tiki item, but I thought you might like the look of it anyhow. The basic exterior glaze is off-white with grey, black and red overpainting. The interior glaze is red. It stands 9" tall and is 6" wide.

This was the mug awarded to those that finished all 20 weeks of tiki drinks at Forbidden Island in 2019. Designed by Woody Miller of the Menehune Design Group.

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Twenty Weeks of Tiki Drinks Award Mug

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Looking to trade for Vantiki Dead Eye ONLY.

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NOT FOR SALE Forbidden Island 12th Anniversary Mug in Red and Brown. Edition of 60 Mugs, sold on the 12th Anniversary Party of Forbidden Island in Alameda, CA on 4.22.2018 for $120. Designed by TIki Diablo, Danny Gallardo.

NOT FOR SALE Forbidden Island 12th Anniversary Mug in Blue and Brown. Edition of 75 Mugs, sold on the 12th Anniversary Party of Forbidden Island in Alameda, CA on 4.22.2018 for $120. Designed by TIki Diablo, Danny Gallardo.

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NOT FOR SALE Released at Forbidden Island's 10th Anniversary Party on April 24th, 2016 Limited Edition of 100 mugs.

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Forbidden Island 10th Anniversary Moai by Tiki Diablo

Homemade circular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features my representation of a classic Maori standing tiki.

Homemade circular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features my representation of the Bosko's 'Bug Eye' tiki mug.

NOT FOR SALE Released at Forbidden Island's 10th Anniversary Party on April 24th, 2016 Limited Edition of 100 mugs.

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Forbidden Island 10th Anniversary Moai by Tiki Diablo

Homemade circular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features my representation of the Bosko's 'Mt. Bumatay tribute' tiki mug.

Homemade circular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features a bird with a tiki for a head based on the Porcelanas Pavon Vasija 16 mug.

Homemade circular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features my representation of the Rarotungan Fisherman God.

Forbidden Island's 10th Anniversary Bucket glass released on April 24, 2016.

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Forbidden Island 10th Anniversary Bucket Glass

Homemade circular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features a very much altered representation of the Porcelanas Pavon 'Vasija 12' mug.

Homemade circular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features my representation of the Porcelanas Pavon 'Isla de Pascua' mug.

Homemade rectangular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features small representations of 15 of my paintings.

Homemade rectangular cocktail plate. One of a series featuring my own paintings and designs. The 'Bake Hut' is my own home Tiki Bar (my house is the former village bakery). This design features a bird with a tiki for a head based on the Porcelanas Pavon Vasija 16 mug.

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This is a wooden egg cup with a Maori tiki style carving. Quite small (as befits the holding of a hen's egg) but intricate enough to include the requisite paua-shell eyes you get in the ubiquitous New Zealand bought tourist-items of this type.

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This is a service item made for the purpose of holding pineapple jam (hey, I'm English!) or compote (if you prefer). The maker is a company called 'Sylvac' which made hundreds, nay thousands, of similar ceramic 'novelty' items in the U.K over the course of several decades in the mid-to-late 20th century. Most of these are of very little interest to the tikiphile - but their range of fruit and vegetable shaped-pots are pretty great anyhow. It's 4" high and 2.5" wide. The lid has a small indent to allow you to insert a small serving spoon.

Don't know that much about this one. It's a ceramic pin dish or olive tray in a teal-colour glaze with the word 'Outrigger' printed in stylized lettering. It was made by well-know pottery maker 'Carlton Ware' in the U.K. Not sure when. It's 9" long and 3" wide. Two photos uploaded - one of the top and one of the white underside.

Hei Tiki styled ceramic salt and pepper pots. Made and sold by a giftware company called 'Moana Road' in New Zealand. These are glazed in light blue (though as you can see from the photos the colour of each piece varies slightly and I have a non-matching pair). They also come in red, and in black, and in white.

These salt and pepper shakers are made of dark wood and feature a simple mauri tiki design with inset paua shell eyes. They have a sticker on the back confirming they were 'hand carved in New Zealand'. 3.25" tall by 2" wide.

These are wooden salt and pepper shakers in the shape of tangaroa. They are 6" tall and about 2.5" wide. They have little cork stoppers covering holes on the back of their heads where you can refill the condiments. No makers mark.