Gluggle Jug.

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Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. If the initial age verification is unsuccessful, we will contact you asking you to provide further information to prove that you are aged 18 or over. Use your gluggle jug for mixers at a party, why not treat yourself and decant a bottle of your favourite red or simply as a water jug for mealtimes. Aside from its decorative value, the practical side isn't just a jug, the Gluggle Jug feels quite at home being used as a vase, decanter or utensil holder you could try popping your pens and stationery in it or even make-up brushes. Given the royal seal of approval, a special pair of jugs were made in 1958 for the Queen and Prince Philip on their visit to Britannia Naval College.

The Gluggle Jug is the perfect gift: It will make the receiver and his table guests smile and happy! Seconds show several issues with the glaze (several pinholes, clip marks, glaze runs, missing glaze etc.Originating over 150 years ago, the Gluggle Jug is a novelty British tableware accessory with a rich history. Gluggle Jugs have been around since the 1870's and have long been a household favourite, famed for their gurgling pouring sound they're now an interior accessory.

Whatever the occasion (milk or juice at breakfast or wine come evening), these Gluggle Jugs serve as excellent decanters.

Available in thirteen statements colours, our traditional fish-shaped Gluggle jugs are perfect for use as a water jug, flower vase or utensil pot. Also known as glug glug or gurgle jugs, gluggle jugs were originally made in Staffordshire over a hundred years ago. Versatile and perfect as a gift they can be used as a water jug, carafe, vase, utensil jar or simply as an ornament. The Gluggle Jug Factory continues its legacy and produces them in the same region in which they had once been created! com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US.

The most widely known manufacturer was Dartmouth Pottery and in 2002 when Dartmouth Pottery closed down, Wade Ceramics purchased the gluggle jug mould. This results from air being trapped in the fish's tail when filling which 'glug's as it escapes during pouring.

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