Unknown Glassware

So I recently acquired a piece of pressed glassware, but haven't been able to identify it beyond either a cake stand, or a shallow compote?

These are currently the only images I have, but I can take better ones later on if required.






To be perfectly honest, I couldn't care less if this piece has no value at all beyond just a dish. I'm mostly just want to learn a bit more about it. Such as; how old it is, maybe approximately where it's from, and a bit about its overall patterns and design.

As much as I've looked, it remains a complete mystery beyond the fact that it was advertised as part of a set of vintage cake stands from Romania.

 

Can’t help ID but, JMHO, it can’t be a cake stand because it isn’t flat. But then again I am no expert! Calling @TallCakes

 

considering provenance mentioned I would first check at
https://pressglas-pavillon.de/index2.html
on the centerpieces page as that is where Pam shows compotes and cake stands. then I'd check maybe the bowls and/or plates for something. Did a quick look but didn't spot a match tho'...

 

I think it looks more like a bowl/stand where one would put some fruit perhaps?
Remember that beaded fruit, everything old is new again.

 

Hi Pearls,
Thanks for the memories of beaded fruit. I am sitting here with my thumbs aching. I have "studded" 10 Naval oranges with hundreds of clove buds. I made them for Christmas. They will start to shrink in about a week or so. They smell so wonderful and the aroma lasts until late spring. Sometimes I just make circles around the orange sometimes I just make patterns. I tried it one year with lemons but lemons lose their smell to quick. I make a couple for the cats to roll around but I have to collect them in the evening, otherwise the racket can be frightening sometimes. I make sure the oranges stop leaking. Otherwise the cats ignore them.
greg

 

Sounds wonderful Greg.
I remember making the beaded fruit when I was a kid. I bought a kit and boy my fingers and hands did ache too.
Now people are decorating with them again.

 

@TallCakes Thank you, the link's pretty helpful because although I haven't seen a match at first glance, several of the pieces look closer than anything I've seen in previous searches. Hopefully that should help me narrow things down.