The first with decorative silver shaft with whistle and white coral teether, unmarked, likely first half of the 19th century (3.5 in.); the second an unmarked silver body with whistle and four bells, mother-of-pearl teether, unmarked, mid 19th century (5 in.); and the third with silver body with Birmingham (1906) hallmarks and rubbed sponsor's mark, featuring an ivory ring on one end and a mother-of-pearl teething stick to the other, missing bells (5.25 in.); the fourth a vintage birth record sterling silver & mother-of-pearl teething ring, no engraving (3 in.); and the fifth a silver and rock crystal teething ring, likely 18th century, unmarked (4.75 in.) (age appropriate wear to crystal).

Property from the Collection of Dr. & Mrs. Gimesh, Fayetteville, NC

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