Featured Uranium glass flower frog -standing woman - maker?

This lovely standing lady holding a bundle of flowers is almost 10"(about 25 cm) tall including the base. I've done a bit of looking online and found a couple of similar, but none quite matching this one. Does anyone know the maker? Many thanks to you all as always!

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These are usually called Bashful Charlotte Flower Frogs. Think several companies may have made slightly different versions.
https://www.google.com/search?q=bas...zZuPjdAhVQVK0KHSH4Be8QsxgILA&biw=1375&bih=608

Patd

 

Thanks Pat, I did find ones similar to the results of your search, but mine seems to be a bit different in a couple of ways, the base is taller ( and patterened differently) and mine is clearly holding a bouquet of flowers and wearing a robe(at least under her arm level), whereas the bashful charlottes just seem to have their arms crossed(holding up their towel/covering). The hairstyle is different as well. They have a lot of similarities though. Thanks again.

EDIT - Thanks for putting me on the right path. I'm finding quite a few tagged as "draped lady" now too.

 

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/413134965793236769/
Dopey Pinhead!

 

That's a lot closer, at least the woman looks like a match - the frog/base is still a bit different. Maybe? it's Cambridge?

Thanks HT!

 

I think it’s more likely the first vague description, I chased it in circles on Pinterest. Never found. Sorry. But then again she’s not nude, so I don’t know.

 

https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/413...eb_unauth_id=18102bcb49bd4c78a213a95e00555d50
You can look into this, but I think it’s different.

 

I actually think that's it. I will look into it. Once again - you rock!

 

Following it down the rabbit hole:

http://www.cambridgeglass.org/articles/0104/03crystalball368a.php

Mine appears to be the less common "rose lady" - and should date to around 1926-1929. I think

Edit:

Also see here:

http://www.ourhouseantiques.com/cambffid.php

The base on mine was the first design of the base (one scallop for each hole, only 6 holes).

Also INH aka HT - thanks! The hunter strikes again!

 

Ok, I hope so, nice Find!
Saw your update, That’s great!

 

FWIW chataboutdg has a better copy of the patent:
https://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=14462&mode=search

also search "Cambridge and frog" for other examples...

 

Thank you TC!