Antique Rattles

Bright colored Tlingit lidded rattle top basket. Exceptional condition. One small stain not distracting.

A very beautiful old special silver children's rattle, Made in England around the turn of the century 1900 With a piece of red coral on it, A square model, most are round, t...

A sterling silver teddy beat with a wonderful teething ring with a rattler inside the bear. Could, of course, be practical or as a decorative piece.

This charming litlle baby rattle has been tested as silber and is marked with an unidentified makers mark.

Sterling Silver Telephone Rattle, the silver body encloses 2 ball rattles. In excellent condition with no noticeable dents.

The bangle is hollow so is light weight and comfortable to wear. The snake is a rattle snake with simple detail. Inner Diameter: 5.9cm Bangle Width (inc head): 15mm Weight: 5g

An exceptional, fine and impressive, large antique Victorian sterling silver combination whistle and rattle; part of our diverse silverware collection.

A charming example of a sterling silver baby rattle complete with working whistle and an iridescent Mother of Pearl teething ring.

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian sterling silver and coral combination whistle and rattle; part of our diverse silverware collection.

Antique English baby silver rattle, with mother of pearl handle. The first gift for a newborn.

This charming Art Deco baby rattle was created in the 1920's. It is designed as a rabbit sitting quietly with its ears down.

American Indian rustic decorative bow and arrow with a decorative gourd rattle with painted face in the center of the arrow.

A delightful 19th-century portrait of a young farm boy holding a hunting rattle and horn. These rattles were traditionally used to mimic the clash of antlers, luring bucks into displ...

Weight : 43grams Condition is fine Fine used ,no repairs or dents, a bit askew at base.One rattle bead is missing. This style of this silver drinking vessel originated in Northern ...

The toy rattle is composed of a molded black Bakelite base, with a sterling silver headset that rests on top and has several small beads inside it, such that it literally rattles whe...

Charming and highly unusual baby rattle designed as a doublesided child jester wearing a french tricorn army hat.

Ink and gouache with gold heightening on fibrous, brown laid paper with a Jaipur Court Fee tax stamp in gray ink, and the 1889 Jaipur State Council stamp in black ink, 13 1/4 x 8 3/4...

Coral was also utilised in the creation of baby rattles and teething objects, with much of the material originating from Italy's Naples region.

The set includes the following species: Digitalis ambigua (Yellow Foxglove) Erinus alpinus (Alpine Balsam) Melampyrum silvaticum (Small Cow-wheat) Tozzia alpina (Alpine Tozzia) Euph...

Coral was also utilised in the creation of baby rattles and teething objects, with much of the material originating from Italy's Naples region.

Condition: Good used condition overall, light surface wear and signs of use commensurate with age, some dark patina in areas inside, some small dings and dents to the edges / rim, im...

Extension rails true and without rattle or looseness. With a group of 12 solid mahogany Victorian and later chairs requiring recovering.

He wears a garland and tiara of skulls, while holding a rattle drum in his upper right hand, with his long locks of hair bound up in conical form and held upright by his crown.

Excellent antique condition - unknown minor debris to the interior (makes a rattle sound when shaken) - minor degradation of the gloss glaze around the shoulder (likely caused by sun...

The artist shows great attention to detail within the scene, capturing intricate details such as the baby's rattle and fine textiles. Unsigned. Information on the artist attached to ...

Condition & Care Overall Condition: Rattle: Antique sterling top with an intact mother-of-pearl handle and functional bells.

Asprey also produce children's gifts, including tooth boxes, picture frames and rattles. Other Asprey products include books, trophies and Asprey Polo.  

It is easily identified by the rattle at the tip of its tail, which it uses as a defensive warning signal.

Tribes such as the Hopi, Zuni, Navajo, and Pueblo peoples of the Southwest, as well as Cherokee and Choctaw artisans in the Southeast, crafted and decorated gourds as containers for ...

H: 4.25" Bell 5 (front left): Small rattle bell of drop shape with a large canon to the top.

This unusually-shaped object is a 19th century Chinese kite reel, cleverly carved to contain small wooden beads that rattle back and forth as the reel is used. A popular past time, k...

The second scene shows five boys playing under trees, with one holding a flowered rattle, another with a drum, and others gesturing in animated postures.

Detailed American Folk Art limestone carving of a rattle snake wrapped around a tree stump and shield or coat of arms, circa 1870.

The sistrum, an ancient Egyptian rattle, was associated with Hathor, the goddess of music, love and joy, and was often used in temple music to create rhythm and ward off evil spirits.

This image shows a Hawaiian dancer holding a feather-covered gourd rattle called a uli’uli. His leggings are made of loose hanging dogs teeth called kupe’e niho ‘ilio and can have as...

Notably, it includes an illustration of a "Rattle Snake" and a "West Indian Spider," among others.

You will also find baby rattles and bite objects made of coral. Most of the coral came from the Naples region of Italy and the Italians were the master craftsmen and sculptors.

Birmania polychrome pottery tripod bowl having hollow rattle, zoomorphic head type feet. Interior painted decoration probably depicts a stylized alligator motif.

The priests wear feathered headdresses and carry ceremonial items, possibly staffs or rattles. Their posture and actions suggest that they are conducting a ritual dance, blowing or c...

Round bottomed bowl rests on three animal headed rattle legs. Exterior painted wide band with two stylized plumed serpents of jaguars with short snouts.

Alongside these elements are vertical forms suggestive of prayer sticks or gourd rattles—abstracted symbols of sound and rhythm that connect physical movement to spiritual intention.

The shaman holds an oval vessel and shakes a rattle in his lively role within a feasting ritual.