Düsseldorf dialect glass marker

where's my glass is this mine That won't happen to you with these lovingly designed Heimatstyle glass markers. That you have to look for your glass at a party or at a family celebration. Everyone chooses their motif and decorates their glass or bottle with it. The suction cup sticks to all smooth surfaces. And before you put it in the dishwasher or wash it by hand, simply remove it "flop" and store it in a dry place. A total of six lovingly hand-made glass markers, each with a Lecker Mädche, Leeve Jong, Lecker Bierchen, Schlockspecht, Köbes and Lecker Dröpke in white with a red-colored heart. 1. Köbes: This is what the waiter in the breweries is affectionately called in Düsseldorf, meaning nothing other than Jakob. So far, it has not been possible to clarify why the waiters are called that. 2. Delicious Dröpke: Means a tasty drop. A house brewery describes its Altbier like this. 3. Schlockspecht: A Schlockspecht, someone who likes to drink a lot, but it doesn't always have to be something alcoholic. 4. Yummy girl: Do you call a nice girl, no matter if she is only 1 year old or already 99 years old. On Düsseldorfer Platt it is written without an s. 5. Leeve Jong: A dear boy. 6. Tasty beer: In Düsseldorf people drink Alt(Beer). A top-fermented beer with malt which gives the beer its colour. The glass markers are lovingly made by myself in pure manual work. You can always find the motifs on my jewelery and accessories. They are all drawn and designed by myself.