Pewter Serving Dish with Ornate Handles

This is a round serving piece, likely a small serving dish or nut dish, crafted from what appears to be pewter or a pewter-like alloy. The metal has a matte silver-grey finish consistent with pewter, displaying some subtle surface variations and what could be minor darkening or patina in places. The dish has a shallow depth with a slightly raised edge. Attached to opposite sides of the dish are elaborate, cast handles. These handles are ornately decorated with what appears to be a floral or foliate motif, featuring scrolling elements and possibly grape clusters or berries. The handles have an openwork design, adding a decorative flourish. The overall aesthetic suggests a traditional or possibly an Arts and Crafts style influence, though without maker's marks or clearer design cues, pinpointing an exact style period is difficult. The item appears to be in generally good condition, with no obvious signs of major damage like dents or cracks visible in the image, although the surface does show some minor scuffs or inconsistencies typical of age and use. The quality of the casting for the handles appears reasonably detailed, suggesting some level of craftsmanship. The size cannot be precisely determined from the image, but it appears to be a smaller serving piece.