Topic: Jobling Unregistered Art Glass Designs and Uncatalogued Variants

[Mosquito]

Hi Anne, by all means, you're welcome to use any of my Jobling pics for the trinket sets site.

[Paul S.]

Steven  -  despite my lack of in depth knowledge of Jobling production, I'd suggest much of your input in this thread consists of original work and it's a shame perhaps that publication doesn't beckon  -  am sure your words are worthy of a wider audience.               Perhaps you might even start a renaissance in collecting Jobling              Love the appearance of the green satin material.

Understand your situation re the other matter, and fingers crossed you may be coming out of the woods.

[Anne]

Thank you Steven, much appreciated.

[Mosquito]

Just updating this thread with a couple of pieces in non-catalogued colours. First is a 2595 posy in blue glass -- the catalogue lists only flint, green, amber and clear for this pattern. Not sure why blue wasn't mentioned as it was a standard colour available on other art glass patterns.

Anyway this is an early example as shown by the engraved 'Regn Appld For' mark to the base. The design was ultimately registered in February 1935 as no. 800440.

[Mosquito]

And here's a scarce 10740 Double Fish Statuette. The catalogue lists it as being available in flint or opalique only. However, this example is in amber. It has the moulded registration number 799629 under the base. Sadly it has lost the top of the tail of one fish, but it still displays well.

[flying free]

The fish statuette is gorgeous. Fabulous colour.
I'm not a fan of animals in glass but I find the fish designs from all sorts of makers pretty wonderful for some reason.

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[Paul S.]

gorgeous piece Steven, thanks for posting.                If I had a choice think I'd choose the 'opalique' example showing on reply No. 53 - page 6 of this link, but whatever, it would be a sumptuous find whatever it came in. 
https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,68944.msg384316.html#msg384316

[LEGSY]

This is a "Jobling" figure i think sadly i have the block but it is in a few pieces in the same color

[Mosquito]

Very nice early example of the 2541 figure in Pearl (Moonstone Opal) glass. It’s a shame the frog is broken, though it’s still good to have as the frogs are rarer than the figures. So far I’ve seen one or two examples of the figure in each of the non-catalogued colours of jet, opalique, and pearl, but I’ve never seen a frog in one of the colourways sadly.

[LEGSY]

Thanks Mosquito great i have managed to get the frog back together at least in usable
condition for display which is better than throwing it away. pictures below .