the next date for Jobling Registrations was 8th August 1934 when they submitted four new designs to the BoT,, two of which now follow, and according to Baker & Crowe neither was connected to M. Etienne Frankhauser in the way of a plaster prototype model. Both Registrations expired on 8th August 1939.
Both are described as salt cellars, and the original factory photograph held at Kew appears to show that both designs were made in 'Opalique', which doesn't photograph any easier now than it did in 1934.
Reg. 795459 - fox salt cellar - Jobling catalogue No. 10600
Reg. 795460 - hart salt cellar - Jobling catalogue No. 10610 I
It's either the poor quality of the original photo or my lack of skills, but very difficult to see the outline of the hart (apparently an archaic English word to describe a fully mature stag).
Perhaps if anyone has an example it will be very useful to add a better quality photo here.