Featured EAPG/glass compote with acorns, acorn finial and vine

I've obviously searched myself and thought this compote would be easy to find but....there are a LOT of EAPG designs with acorn finials and designs that don't match.
This has an acorn finial atop a slightly raised oak leaf. Then acorns and a vine of leaves (NOT oak) traverse both the lid and bottom.

Thanks.

 

Compare to a creamer here:
http://www.patternglass.com/Store/Creamers/index.htm

ACORN (Old) aka Chestnut Oak
is a scarce pattern by the
Crystal Glass Co ca. 1889.

 

Kamm 2, page 86, Chestnut Oak, Quercus pinus L. Kamm here suggests early 1870s. This page shows the same leaves (Quercus, etc, above) Moreotherstuff above's link mentions this, but confuses it with another pattern.
This pattern is not as late as 1889, in that period, Dakota, Moon and Stars (Palace) and other similar patterns were being introduced. I would guess late 1870s, but that's just a guess. I cannot confirm Crystal Glass Co., cannot contradict it either.

 

or
Campbell, Jones & Co. #2034 'Swamp Oak' c1874; AKA: Chestnut Oak

 

Guess that link has it all wrong.

 

I'll just add that all you guys are doing a bang up job.......that does not look like an easy find.......!!!!

 

Tall nailed it, It was called Swamp Oak in a wholesale catalog (written in) from 1877-78. Found in Campbell, Jones, & Co., page 21 and following, by Sid Lethbridge, (privately printed) 2015. There were two styles of table sets, flat and stemmed. There were a fair number of pieces in the line, table sets, compotes, egg cup, 1/2 Gal pitcher and various sauce dishes.

Edit, correct typo

 

Tall Cakes is always on it. Thanks everyone!