Oval Silver-Tone Serving Tray with Handles

This is an oval-shaped serving tray seemingly made from a silver-tone metal, possibly silverplate, pewter, or aluminum, judging by its muted, somewhat tarnished luster. The tray features an ornate, scalloped border around its entire perimeter, which is further embellished with a delicate repoussé or stamped design depicting scrollwork and floral motifs, particularly noticeable on the edges and extending onto the handles. The surface of the tray's interior is largely plain and flat, showing signs of wear, including minor scratches, scuffs, and possibly some pitting or discoloration consistent with age and use. There are two robust, curved handles on either end, integrated into the overall design with similar ornate detailing at their bases where they join the tray's rim. These handles are hollow-backed or cast with a decorative face, providing both functionality and aesthetic appeal. The overall condition suggests that it is a vintage piece, likely from the mid-20th century, with a desirable aged patina rather than a pristine, highly polished finish. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible from the provided image, but the quality of the decorative work suggests a commercially produced item from a period when such trays were common for entertaining. The construction appears to be machine-stamped for the decorative elements, indicating mass production rather than bespoke craftsmanship. The item exhibits good structural integrity, with no apparent major damage such as cracks or significant dents, though surface wear is evident and adds to its aged character.