Blue Gluggle Jug or Glug Glug Jug as featured in The Field magazine - Let's hear that ''glug-glug''!

Gluggle jugs are traditional fish shaped water pitchers that were first made in England in the 1870's and which became increasingly popular after they were given as a gift to Queen Elizabeth in 1958. When filled with liquid, air is trapped in the fish's tail. As that liquid is poured out again, the air is gradually released and produces a surprisingly loud and rather wonderful gurgling or ''glug-glug'' sound. Because of this, these fish-shaped pitchers are also often referred to as glug glug jugs. Gluggle Jugs' are a great talking point in the home as children especially love the 'glug glug' sound, and they're great conversation pieces amongst adults too. The 'Gluggle Jug' is a versatile product, made in England from durable stoneware, which can be used as a water jug, vase or utensil jar - and makes an ideal house warming or wedding gift.

Capacity: 1.1 litre. This is the "Extra Large" size

Other colours available - see below.

Ashley Miller Rating:10/10 we use ours for every meal - everyone loves the noise.