19th C. Sterling & Coral Baby Rattle, George Unite

George Unite (English (Birmingham), 1825-1928), circa last quarter 19th century. A sterling silver baby rattle mounted with red coral, the small turned form heavily covered in floral chasing and repou

With whistles, bells. One has broken coral. 19th C. Largest approx. 4 1/2" total length.

Collection of 19th century sterling baby rattles. The first is an English hallmarked rattle with coral tip that has one replaced bell with a dent. The next rattle is a double-sided owl marked with an

Pair of Antique 19th Century English Baby Rattles. Crafted out of sterling silver with precious coral. Features ornate decoration and rattles. Whistle form end. Larger bears hallmarks for Birmingham 1

Antique 19th c. Novelty Sterling Silver Baby Rattle & Whistle. Marked sterling silver on whistle. Measures 3.65x1.75" Weight is 30 grams. PROVENANCE: a Charleston SC Private Estate.

Antique, Late 19th Century George Unite Sterling Silver Flask, Birmingham, England hallmarks, dated 1893. Measures approx. - 8.735 troy oz. Measures approx. - 6 3/8" high x 3 3/4" wide. WPM102

DESRIPTION: George Unite sterling baby rattle and teether. Marked "GU" with four part Birmingham hallmark, circa 1911. MEASUREMENTS: 3 troy ounces. 5-1/2" long. CONDITION: Light wear.

Fifteen pieces including: Silver Smith sterling creamer, sugar, and porringer, sterling baby rattle, Cartier sterling peppermill, etc. America and Europe, 19th/20th c.; Silver; Most marked; Cartier mi

Group of Four Letter Knives, 19th c., consisting of a sterling handle ivory example, Birmingham, 1845, by George Unite, with a monogram, in the original leatherette presentation case; an .830 silver c

George Unite, Victorian baby teething rattles with whistles, two, Birmingham, England, 1887 and 1897, silver, coral, hallmarked, longer: 5.25"l. Provenance: The Warshawsky Collection, Chicago, IL

Group of (18) American sterling silver wares, 19th/20th c., some monogrammed, incl. baby's rattle by Tiffany & Co., a picture frame by Tiffany & Co., a matchbox holder by Prill Silver Co., a pin cushi

late 19th century, comprising: 9 kt. pendant oval oval example, maker's mark "GU" for George Unite, Birmingham, 1873, interior gold grille, with bail, 1-1/4 in., 10.5 grams; two citrine examples, one

late 19th century. consisting of a handsomely crafted owl handled spoon/rattle by R . Wallace & Son, S Kirk & Son repousse fork and spoon, the fork having Judith Ann Firestone’s monogram, George Jen

Lot of 3 Antique Tin Toys - Pull-Toy Horse, Rattle, Other - pull-toy horse on platform, metal wheels, 4 1/2" L; 19th C baby rattle and horn, American eagle on either side, embossed front and back For

Three Late 19th Century Tin Baby Rattles, Horns and a Noise Maker, Painted and Pressed Tin, Red and Blues, One is a Noise Maker, Rattle and Horn but Horn, Doesn't Work on this one., German, C. 1890, L

13 cm long.

9 cm long.

19th c. English Sterling George III Cream and Sugar. Date mark for Exeter 1805. Both 5" tall. Lid to sugar slightly bent. No monograms. Approximate silver weight 680 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charl

A VICTORIAN BABY'S RATTLE, by George Unite, with whistle top and hung with ten bells. 13.5cm high

DESCRIPTION: Antique whistle crafted from sterling silver fitted at one end with a polished tendril of pink coral, fashioned with floral designs in low relief, and adorned with six bells. Makers mark

19th century English sterling small mug, heavily repoussed and chased with trailing vines, monkey, owl, griffin, etc., hallmarked for London 1840-41, maker's mark G.F.P. (George Frederick Pinnell), 3

DESCRIPTION: Sterling amulet with several red coral and turquoise in various shapes and sizes. Piece has two rings on one end for hanging as a pendant. Total weight: 80g. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: T

With an agate handle and a scrolled silver body which terminates with a suspended parrot. Dimensions: 8" long. Provenance: From a Philadelphia estate.

Mid To Late 19th Century Red Coral Sterling Silver Pendant. Estimated more than 100 yrs old. Tibetan artists have played a key role in the cultural life of Tibet for more than a thousand years. From d