BAUER La Linda Salt & Peppers?? Need help with mfr & pattern TIA!

Hi all! I'm trying to figure out who made these salt & pepper shakers. I roamed the internet and have found one seller claiming these are Bauer La Linda.

I can't get any confirmation of this and hope one of the experts here can help me to confirm or deny. Are they made by Bauer and are they La Linda?

thanks for your expertise and time!!

 

I have a picture in my book...not a closeup like your. They look like it. Have you looked at Replacements for ID?

 

I've looked at replacements and nothing. I googled Bauer salt & props as well as fiesta s&up & pottery s&p (and variations there of.) Even went back to a fiesta book. I might have a Bauer book in my collection from the past.

Didn't have any luck, just the one references. @kraftblue I thank you for your reply!

 

There are two shakers on Replacements, but you have to scroll through a big, long page of "no image available" to find them both. The grey one is right at the top. Scroll way down to find the brown one.
"bauer la linda shaker"
La Linda Gray (Glossy) by Bauer [BAELALGR]
Line #700, Gray, Glossy, Rim, No Trim
Pepper Shaker [PEPM1]
SHORT OLD STYLE
and
La Linda Brown (Glossy) by Bauer [BAELALBR]
Line #700, Brown, Glossy, Rim, No Trim
Pepper Shaker [PEPM1]
SHORT OLD STYLE

Some people are calling them El Chico, may be wrong, maybe right. I don't know. Look through this search on Worthpoint:
items matching bauer el chico

California Pottery Article Collector's Weekly
...Louis Ipsen was the firm’s most influential designer, creating the lines of colorful Bauer dinnerware that competed directly with Fiesta. There were various flavors of Ringware, patterns like Monterey and La Linda, and the most short-lived line, El Chico.

Google search:
Bauer Pottery El Chico shakers

 

Wow! Will do, thanks!