Camark Pineapple piece - goblet?

I don't have a Camark pottery book, unfortunately. The only other pieces of their Pineapple line I've been able to find are a console bowl and a pair of candlesticks. I've seen a pineapple-shaped vase, which doesn't appear to match the Pineapple artware line.

This appears to be a goblet. Can anyone confirm that? At first I thought it might be the bottom half of a covered dish, but the rim is so wonky I don't think a lid would be able to sit on top. Thanks!

 

Size?

 

Sorry, Pat - it's 3-3/4" tall, 4-1/8" in diameter at the rim. I'm guessing it holds about a cup.

It's probably just a goblet - but it's such an unusual piece, compared to all the other Camark items I've seen. I thought I'd ask the experts.

 

Well my first thought was ice cream!

 

Ahh - maybe pineapple sherbet? That makes more sense. Or a little mint or candy dish.

 

The book I have only shows a handled bowl and two candlesticks. The candlesticks look like your goblet turned upside down, but the leaf part is more serrated instead of flat. So, no help.

 

There's a Camark facebook group that might respond.

 

Thank you for looking in your book. I think that might be the photo I saw, with the bowl and candlesticks on either side. It popped up in Google one time, lead to a dead end site, and never showed up again.