Gluckigluck Mini Apple
Gluckigluck

Gluckigluck Mini Apple

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  • Made in England
  • Certified Original
  • Handmade
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The original mini ceramic carafe in the shape of a fish, also known as "Gluckigluck", combines extraordinary design with functionality. Whether as a mini carafe for milk, a small vase, or a decorative highlight – the fish carafe is versatile. With its many color variations, the charming fish carafe brings style and personality to any home.

The carafes are made from British ceramic and are handcrafted by Wade Ceramics. Due to manual production, slight color variations may occur. The carafes are also food-safe and certified.

*These are the originals; see the "TGJF" stamp - The Guggle Jug Factory, on the base of the carafe.

Size: Mini - 40ml, 9 cm high

Color: Apple

Gluckigluck GmbH
Prager Str. 5, 10779 Berlin, Germany

mail@gluckigluck.de
www.gluckigluck.com
+49 178 723 6447

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  • +49 30 883 37 31

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The story of

Luckyluck

The gurgling Gluggle Jugs were developed in the late 1870s by Thomas Forester & Son in Staffordshire. They became popular through the Dartmouth Pottery, which marketed the fish-shaped water jug as "Gurgling Fish Jug—a novelty that always attracts attention."

In 1958, the Commandant of the Britannia Naval College commissioned a special pair of tankards for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. They were glazed green and inscribed with the royal insignia and the date. The gift transformed the tankard into a cult object.

In 2023, Gluckigluck GmbH ("The Gluggle Jug Factory") took over production. Since then, the original Gluckigluck carafes have continued to be produced in England – authentic , high-quality , and distinctive .

Gluckigluck GmbH donates a portion of the proceeds from each Gluckigluck to research into the SYNGAP1 gene . Alterations in this gene can cause learning difficulties, seizures, hyperactivity, and sleep disorders. Donations go to Leon & Friends or specific research projects.

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