European Palace phone with hand-rubbed cherry finish.
FREE SHIPPING in the USA.
This handsome recreation of a 1920’s style European phone will add elegance to even the most mundane conversation.
Constructed of solid hardwoods & veneers, our European Palace phone features a hand rubbed cherry finish with nickel chrome plated hardware and authentic 44” cloth cord.
The phone looks like it has an old-fashioned rotary dial, but it acutally has modern touch-one buttons in a circular array, to access modern communications services and make calls faster.
Features include tone and pulse dialing, volume controls for ringing and receiver, last number redial.
FREE "ground" shipping in the USA.
Constructed of solid hardwoods & veneers, our European Palace phone features a hand rubbed cherry finish with nickel chrome plated hardware and authentic 44” cloth cord.
The phone looks like it has an old-fashioned rotary dial, but it acutally has modern touch-one buttons in a circular array, to access modern communications services and make calls faster.
Features include tone and pulse dialing, volume controls for ringing and receiver, last number redial.
FREE "ground" shipping in the USA.
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