CKB Ltd Emporium & Collectables has dated this Antique Silver Baby Rattle to the 1930s.
It is suspended from a large pale circular teething ring and fitted with several pendant silver bells, producing the characteristic sound for which these novelty infant rattles were made.

The pale ring appears to be an ivorine, celluloid or similar early synthetic material rather than something I would describe as ivory without testing.
One of the small bells is detached but accompanies the rattle. There is also visible damage/loss to the raised decorative section on the central body, which should be noted in the condition description.

An old handwritten note accompanying the piece records “John Neville’s Baby Rattle 1938” and suggests Birmingham manufacture. The date is entirely consistent with the style and type, although I would treat the note as supporting family provenance rather than as a formal assay or maker attribution.

Mr Punch rattles were a recognised speciality of Birmingham silver manufacturers during the early 20th century and were produced by a number of firms in the inter-war period.
Details:
Date: circa 1935–1940

Listing year: 1938
Likely origin: Birmingham, England
Material: silver with ivorine/celluloid-style teething ring
Overall length: approx. 12 cm
Weight: approx. 31 g
Condition: age-related wear and tarnishing; one bell detached and included; some damage/loss to the central raised decoration. Please examine all photographs carefully.
CKB Ltd Emporium & Collectables has dated this Antique Silver Baby Rattle to the 1930s.
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