Category:Teething corals
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A teething coral or coral is a baby pacifier of the 17-18th centuries consisting of a metal rattle with a piece of coral for teething, hung from a necklace or ribbon. Coral beads were also used for teething.
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Media in category "Teething corals"
The following 15 files are in this category, out of 15 total.
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Basel 2012-10-06 Batch Part 3 (2).JPG 3,648 × 2,736; 4.29 MB
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Bateman - Teething Stick and Whistle - HNT.jpg 1,186 × 2,344; 2.03 MB
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Bateman - Teething Stick and Whistle - side view - HNT.jpg 821 × 1,986; 1.42 MB
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Child's rattle and teether MET ES2851.jpg 414 × 700; 35 KB
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European - Teething (?) Amulet with White Coral - Walters 571992.jpg 1,498 × 1,800; 1.91 MB
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Gouden rammelaar met kristallen bijtstift en gouden belletjes, objectnr 134.JPG 3,513 × 4,961; 5.2 MB
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Hochet à grelots Musée du Jouet 19072017 1.jpg 2,230 × 2,933; 5.09 MB
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Nuggikette Elefant.jpg 1,000 × 1,000; 64 KB
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Rattle, Whistle, and Bells MET ADA2728.jpg 2,418 × 1,898; 431 KB
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Rattle, Whistle, and Bells MET DP242554.jpg 2,920 × 3,894; 583 KB
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Skallra - visselpipor - Livrustkammaren - 13218.tif 2,480 × 3,011; 21.37 MB
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Skallra-visselpipa m vargtand - Livrustkammaren - 65277.tif 2,048 × 3,072; 18.03 MB
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Teething coral made by Peter Van Dyck or Richard Van Dyck, MET.JPG 3,344 × 1,252; 483 KB
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