I have one that looks just like that and was told it's a cross between a Gollum and a Hobbit. It's not very common as I'm told. I may be wrong. I'm no an expert by any standards but this is what I was told. It's one of my favorite plants!

I've been nicknaming it as Shrek Ears (Though I doubt Disney would be happy about that).

It does look like a cross. I have a Gollum and it has the suction cup ends. I did a search of pictures and the only difference I see is that the Hobbit's leaves are slightly more tubular. Also, the Hobbit looks a tiny bit brighter green. The Gollum looked a deeper green, but that could be light conditions. I am seeing some wrinkling in the leaves. Was it a little shriveled when you bought it. After the leaves plump up, it might be easaier to tell. I included a link for the Gollum.

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:199793}}

I just received the plant yesterday in the mail but you have a good question whether the leaves are dried or if that's their natural state. The pot was moist when I received it so I don't know just yet.

It appears to be a large stem cutting....is it well rooted? If not, the suction cup leaves might not be fully developed.
Just a thought....

I saw large one of these at Lowes a couple months ago....it had the mix of leaves....can't remember what they were calling it....didn't bother buying it since I already had 'Gollum' and 'Hobbit', but did find it interesting...

No, it's well-established. The seller said they've been taking cuttings from it for awhile.

dragonstone,
I want to say that it is a hobbit... I think I have a gollum and it has leaves that aren't bow tieish in shape (like some of yours, they look like a bow tie from the sides) and it has tips that look more like ET's fingers than suction cups. I could be wrong though, I get these two confused all the time!

Elizabeth