Westmoreland, American Hobnail, Milk Glass... but what the heck is it?

So this is driving me a little crazy. I'm about 100% certain this is Westmoreland (has the WG interlocked on the bottom) and that it's from the American Hobnail pattern. Problem is I can't find this specific piece. It has a shape somewhat similar to the compote except it's more shallow. Replacements.com didn't have the piece and a Google image search using the best descriptors possible brought up nothing. Any ideas? It's about 4.75" tall and 8" across the top.

 

This shape is often called a Compote or Comport.
OOPPS ! I see you knew that. My bad!

 

Not a problem and I appreciate the reply. Replacements has the compote as 6" high and this is the image of it. Not the same thing, right?

 

Looks like a tazza.
Patd

 

At least a Razza M'Tazza !!!

 

WG used this same form in other pattern lines. "R" has the form listed as 'open honey dish' and chataboutdg has a catalog image of this form as 'honey'. So, open compote or honey compote would be correct.

 

Thanks TallCakes, I think I see the piece you are talking about. Also saw a "sweet meat" in their pattern gallery that matched the shape and depth of this dish. I really wanted to find the exact piece but it looks like I'm going to have to let it go and take the advice of people with more experience . Thanks everyone who helped out!