Help ID MCM Atomic Pattern

Hi, folks-
Can anyone please help identify the pattern on this small unmarked ewer? I think it would qualify as "atomic" in the collecting vernacular. Ewer glaze is a speckled oatmeal color. I seem to remember seeing that pattern before, on other dinnerware. Or is it a one-off? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

 

It's divine. What size is 'small'?

 

Kind of resembles this in theme and colors - https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/204245-franciscan-starburst-atomic-earthenware

 

It might be this one by W.S. George though they don't give it a name.

https://www.replacements.com/china-ws-george-geo425/c/267181

 

same here ...
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-mid-century-atomic-swirl-1794026404

 

Yes, SIS found it. Definitely not Franciscan, that is always well marked. There is a listing on eBay now for a George creamer they call pattern GEO222, same as GEO425 but with a blue edge.

I know it’s not Franciscan Atomic, because I grew up with a whole set of that, my parents chose as their wedding pattern. The only part of their original Atomic set that we still had was the egg shape salt-shakers that my sister has. Then I saw a complete set at an estate sale and had to buy it, even though it is or was highly collected by MCM types, so it was priced higher than I would normally pay for china. And my wife doesn’t like it (i.e. we don’t use it)!

 

Thanks so much to all who responded. I do believe W.S/George pattern #GEO425 is the answer. Bronwen, it's 6" tall. Have a good night.