Featured SILVER CORAL & BELLS RATTLE IN NEED OF HELP!!!

That is ok, as one picture showed makers mark upside down and the other one showed it on its side it may have been confusing for some . Am quite certain of the information supplied to you , incidently I owe you a vowel ''i''.. misspelt your name ,,,,sorry for that. Coral was considered a protector of pregnant mothers and also as a protector to babies, mother of pearl was also often used in conjunction with teethers. Good luck with your search for bells......regards ..pewter2

 

Wow!! @Hollyblue, Thanks for the links for the bells!!!! And now, I don't know how important the different information is on that mark is with you and @pewter2 differing on it??? With it so 'unreadable' it may remain a partial unknown??

Hollyblue, as @pewter2 just put me wise to, try flipping the image with the letters on upside down.....it finally jumped out at me!!!!! And THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR all of your efforts.....many eyes can pull it together....all input helps!!!!!

 

Thank you again!!! It's ALL GREAT information that I didn't have before....would you think it unwise to add sterling bells that I may find on Etsy, or leave it "unbelled"???? I just saw a couple of possible potentials, but obviously they are not antique.........

 

@pewter2, flipping that image on my computer, I FINALLY see the H & T !!!!!! Thanks AGAIN!!!!

 

Love my silver and also baby rattles and teethers...just read Judith Millers reference silver price guide and one depicted by same maker with intact coral , quoting 420 to 500 pounds sterling and $US600 to $US700, they still bring that sort of money over there but struggle to sell them for that here (Australia)get 350 to 400...good luck again ,...regards ..pewter2