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No, Bill, the Bugeye plinth has no central ridge, and is not cast but a sheet-metal stamping! Could it be early Jag or MGA? The left one is definitely a Spridget unit!
Right, the Bugeye one is smooth. I was starting to think early Jag. I should post this over on the Jag board. Here is another shot showing the larger one has a more flat back to it compared to the spridget angled one.
The longer one is from a 69 Sprite or Midget, that was the only year of the longer plate lamp.
The short one is from a 62-68 Spridget.
Bugeyes used a smooth plinth but the others will work on a Bugeye.
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