Dial Telephone

Vintage rotary or dial telephone, made entirely of Bakelite, designed in 1951 by Ericsson for the PTT, the design is based on its art deco style predecessor, the Ericsson model 1931.

About This Charm: A whimsical 1960s rotary telephone charm featuring "I LOVE U" inscribed around the dial instead of numbers.

Vintage rotary dial telephone manufactured by Tesla Stropkov in Czechoslovakia in 1987, model BS10.

Realistically sculpted as a three-dimensional rotary telephone featuring an enameled dial that reads "I LOVE YOU" around the rotary face.

This model belongs to the so-called “self-dialing” wall telephones - automatic single-line devices with a galvanic ringer.

Mounted to the lower stem is a metal rotary dial featuring black numerals against white enamel-style cartouches and a central card marked for Portobello exchange 332 alongside emerge...

Italian mid-century Siemens Sip telephone with handset holder music box, 1960s Set consisting of a landline telephone with rotary dial mod.

Homage to the late great old dial telephone. About the Artist: Benjamin received her Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts from the American University in Washington D.C. and her Master...

Most distinctive is the cleverly designed top, created for use in dialing a rotary telephone — a charming and functional nod to early 20th-century innovation.

One of her best-known works from those years, "Minuphone" (1967), invited viewers to enter a telephone booth, dial a number and watch as sounds and colors projected from the glass pa...

Original 3D charms; toast pops up, sewing machine, fan spins, juke box that opens, TV, telephone with rotating dial that says " i love you". 7.5 inches in length. 14k yellow gold ...

The star's point reads "I moon," and the layout mimics a telephone dial, alluding to the telephone Marilyn held at the time of her death.

The gazelle side has the year 5726 (1966) on top and the word "telephone" in Hebrew and Arabic below the hole. The dial side says "Israel Postal Company."