Teakwood wood base with a thick glass domed lid

I have a teak round wood base made out of teakwood from thailand with a thick glass dome lid. I think it is for cheese or cake storage. Dimensions of the dome are 6" dia. x 5 1/4" tall. The wood base is about 7 3/8" dia. I do not know the wood base thickness and I do not want to unpack the box and unwrap it to get that measurment but it is probably around 1/2" to 1" thick. On the back of the wood base is a torn sticker. The part that I can read on the sticker FOR FOOD USE, GENUINE, TEAKWOOD, THAILAND. I would like to request some help with what this wood base and dome lid items is called? How would I go about researching the company that made this label and the decade it is from? From my research I know GOODWOOD and Dolphin are a couple company that make these. If I had to guess based on seeing the last 2 letters "in" still on the sticker it could possibly be Dolphin. Thank you. Rob

 

Cheese dome. Or anything else you'd like to put on a teak plate and have covered so it doesn't dry out. Popular back in the '70s IIRC.

 

Yup, cheese and 70s. Wedding gifts, often.

 

ok, thank you for the information. Rob

 

Thank you for the information. Rob