Featured Help on Elegant DG Stems

These stems have me confused. I think the pattern is Biscayne bu Morgantown. However the pattern is just a little different. I did not see any withh the bow on top, and the stem shape is different. I've running out this afternoon and won't have any more time to research them. Hoping you folks can help. Also the dangles on the 2 cartouches next to the main cartouche is different. The R site shows them as bellflowers and mine look like leaf sprigs! I'm so confused!
Thanks in advance!

 

from chataboutdg:
Morgantown #747 Biscayne Etch

Glass Etch and Pattern Gallery

Morgantown, Biscayne Clear (Unknown Stem) | Replacements, Ltd.

possibly 7646 stem:
Shop Morgantown Patterns | Replacements, Ltd.
Glass Etch and Pattern Gallery

 

Thank you @TallCakes . That etch is the same except mine has a garland that begins with the top design (Flower Bowl) which is not shown in the picture you show. So I wonder if mine could be a combo of two patterns. and there is a Bowknot along that garland. It's got to be Morgantown of some sort. I agree with the 7646 stem. But most Biscayne I have seen online has a straight stem.

 

facebook has a Morgantown group
Morgantown Glass Collectors | Facebook

and there's the Morgantown Glass book
Gallagher, A Handbook of Old Morgantown Glass, page 145.

 

Thank you again @TallCakes . I'm not on facebook but I'll see if I can find the book at the Library. I appreciate your time and effort

 

Did you click on the link to Replacements that TC posted? It's the one on the Unknown stem. To me, it looks exactly like your etch which is Biscayne. Sometimes the etch can be edited due to the size of the stem and whether or not the entire thing fits on it, such as on TC's photo.

If you list it and don't know the Morgantown stem number, you can always just call it a Ladyleg stem.

 

Thank you @ola402 . I had looked at that link and dismissed it as not the same, but after looking at other pictures of other pieces it IS the same! I appreciate you for catching that for me. My apologies to @TallCakes.
As usual he was right the first time! Thank you both!