EAPG Butter Dish - Having Trouble IDing the pattern

Hello Everyone - I'm a little hamstrung because I can't figure out any pattern descriptors other than "keyhole". It stands about 7 1/2" high. Does anyone recognize it? Thanks much!
Don

 

I thought I could find this pattern, but no luck. I'm not sure what the pattern is on top of the cover because I can't see it well enough. The top has a stippled design. Is it leaves. Possibly a pic looking straight down on the top of the cover and possibly an eye level pic of the body in order to get a better view of the stripple pattern around it. You might try looking through the following sites.

This site has quite a few pics of patterns in alpha order. To get to the next pages click the arrow near the top right of the pages:
http://www.petcoff.com/for-sale/alphabetical-listings/a-patterns.html

This one you need a subscription to get to the big database. I have a subscription, but can't find my password, login info, at the moment. I haven't accessed the site in sveral months:
http://eapgpatterns.com

Here are a couple of more sites:
http://www.patternglass.com/Store/index.htm
http://www.patternglass.com/Patterns.htm

http://glassloversglassdatabase.com/folders/PatternIndex.html#SA-Z

--- Susan

 

Hi Susan - here's a couple more pics. I have a membership to eapgpatterns.com but without key words I'm kind of lost. Even with keywords I don't always do well there. It's got a wealth of info but I can never come up with the right descriptors.
The pattern on this dish looks almost like a bat.

 

LOL! I was seeing a frog. With a crown of sorts.

 

Oh, yes, I can see that. Or maybe a ghost flying down the panel. I'm going to check and see if there are patterns called either Frogs or Halloween!
Don

 

it could be European glass.

 

I have not gotten anywhere either. If you are a member of the EAPGS facebook page there are some sharp folks there. If you do not do FB I can post for you.

 

Thanks, George! I've always got FB on in the background and already have at least a half-dozen pottery and glass collectors pages on my like list. I'll contact the EAPGS folks. Thank you for letting me know about their page.
Don