Italian Midcentury Red Plastic Siemens Auso Telephone, Mod. Rialto, 1960s

Italian mid-century Siemens Sip telephone with handset holder music box, 1960s Set consisting of a landline telephone with rotary dial mod. Sip and handset music box. The phone is made of dove gray plastic with a transparent disc. The handset holder music box is made of white plastic and is made up of three cylindrical elements: the lowest contains a half metal sphere, the highest has a hole and can be used as a pen holder while the central cylinder is the one with the function of a handset holder. The music box is loaded with the appropriate lever under the base and by placing the handset on the button of the central cylinder the sound is activated. Produced in 1960s, the Siemens telephone...

Italian modern grey decorated plastic telephone Twin Phone Deco by Swatch, 1980s Gray plastic landline telephone. On the handset there are printed geometric decorations, in red, yellow, blue and light blue. The number keys and the side keys are made of orange plastic, as are the two feet. Produced by Swatch in 1980s. Present label on the back and logo printed in yellow. Good condition, with signs of use and age. Measurements in cm 7.5x24.5x8h This beautiful phone is perfect for you if you are a lover of vintage technology...

American postmodern Plastic lego desk telephone by Tyco, 1990s Desk telephone entirely built with colored plastic Lego pieces. The black handset features 3 decorative lines in red, y...

Italian mid-century modern brown metal wall filing cabinet card holder, 1960s Rectangular industrial wall card holder or filing cabinet, painted brown wit...

- rare in red - marked - very good original condition - space age style

A Rare and Exquisite Italian Art Deco / Mid-Century Modern desk or table lamp featuring the craftsmanship of the design leaders of the 20th Century and uniting timeless materials: me...

Ericsson Cobra / Ericofon, analog telephone in light green plastic. 1960s. In perfect condition. Dimensions: H 21.0 cm x W 10.0 cm. With extra long cord.

Based on the design of their 1920s "MET2" and a post-war re-make from their 1930's "C210t", Siemens-Schuckert produced this model "W250T" in Germany between 1949 and 1955. Showcasing their aviation heritage - Siemens-Schuckert also produced aircraft during World War 1, such as the "Riesenflugzeug" (giant plane or R-plane) - this desk fan became THE GERMAN FAN...