Gluggle Jugs was established in 2009 and in association with Wade Ceramics has developed a range of gluggle jugs, also known as glug glug jugs and gurgle jugs based on the original 100 year old design. This style of jugs was originally made in Staffordshire in the late 1870's however, the most widely known manufacturer of Gluggle jugs was Dartmouth Pottery which closed in 2002 when Wade Ceramics bought the Gluggle jug mould.
Gluggle Jugs are available in a range of colours and get their name from the sound that the jugs make when liquid is poured. The sound escapes from the fish's mouth when liquid is poured from being three quarters full.
