Jobling B2 Bird and Corn Vase Uranium Glass

In green Oraline glass. In 1931, Jobling commissioned a Lalique artist to create designs for his new line, but it is unknown who this was. Six of his designs were used, including one depicting a bird and corn. The molds were made by Etienne Frankhauser, who also produced molds for Lalique, Sabino, and Hunebelle. The designs went into production in 1932. Due to their size, many cracked during the annealing process, which led to a reduction in the size of the molds, making it difficult to find this larger, original size.