RingX 8.0.6Tabletop/Desk

Red Rotary Dial Brass Landline Telephone — Vintage

At a Glance
Height
8.0"
Material
Brass
Style
Tabletop Rotary
Key Highlights
  • Bold red-finish brass vintage rotary telephone — the red lacquer over brass creates a classic 1950s–60s British telephone aesthetic.
  • The red colourway is one of the most iconic in vintage telephone design, associated with British GPO and hotel lobby telephones of the mid-20th century.
  • Functional rotary dial for genuine vintage telephone operation.
  • Compact 8" tabletop desk format.
  • Strong in retro interior design, pop culture gift retail, mid-century modern styling, and vintage communications collections.
  • Red is the single most recognisable vintage telephone colour — a high-impulse-purchase colourway with broad nostalgic appeal across all demographics.
Specifications
  • Height:8"
  • Material:Brass
  • Finish:Red
  • Style:Tabletop Rotary
  • Aesthetic:Mid-century vintage
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Minimum order: 10 units per product

10 – 49 units
$35.00
List Price
50 – 199 units
$32.20
−8%
200 – 499 units
$29.75
−15%
500+ units
Best Rate
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Materials
Brass, hand-finished in Roorkee, India.
Tiered Discounts
Save up to 15% at volume — margin that grows with your order size.
Made to Order
Production takes about 2 weeks from deposit confirmation.
Private Label
Custom engraving and branded packaging on request.
Artisan Lineage

Family workshop since the 1920s, Roorkee

Rooted in the historic instrument-making hub of Roorkee, India since the 1920s. Every piece is hand-finished and inspected piece by piece before international dispatch.

✓Material: Brass
✓10-Unit Minimum (Mix & Match SKUs)
✓Ships from Roorkee by UPS Express or your forwarder

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