I give up! Recognize pattern or maker on this thumbprint platter?

I can't find anything that looks like this one It is footed with three feet on the bottom I thought it was crystal but I'm not sure about the noise when I flick it but it is rather thick. Almost 12.5" in diameter and no air bubbles Help. please and thank you

 

Can only offer it is a cake plate.
Sometimes there weren't any other matching pieces, so the item might not have a pattern name.

Don't know if that is the case here, I don't recognize it. Sorry

 

Cake plate because of the tiny feet? Just wondering so I may learn and thank you @clutteredcloset49

 

Yes, a cake plate generally has 3-4 tiny feet or a footed rim about 1/2" high. Also it looks to be completely flat so a cake won't sag into the middle depression of a plate.

 

this larger size plate is also often called a torte plate.
Anglia by Nachtmann
https://www.replacements.com/p/nachtmann-anglia-12-inch-3-toed-torte-plate/nchangl/80476761

 

My eyes must be playing games with me....I originally though it must be for Deviled Eggs and those were cup-like grooves for them!!!!

 

@Aquitaine funny you mention that because that is the reason I picked this piece up. I thought it was for deviled eggs. I love those things!!!

 

And I could make myself SICK on them.....SO, SO GOOD!!!!!

 

Mine does not have the raised lip or edge, is it still considered a cake or torte plate? Just curious as I am only finding ones with the raised edge TY @TallCakes

 

yes, torte or cake plate would be acceptable description. you'd need a catalog to know what the maker may have named it...