Antique L.M. Ericsson Skeleton Desk Telephone

Details

A striking 1970s desk telephone made by FATME under license from Swedish maker L.M. Ericsson, stamped 1892-12871 on the base. Modeled after the famous late-19th-century "skeleton" phone, it features an open metal frame with gold accents, twin bells, a decorative hand crank, green fabric cord, and a push-button dial on a wooden stand. Interestingly, Ericsson's original 1892 design was the world's first phone to combine speaker and microphone into a single handset. Retains its original Italian SIP plug and bottom ringer control, showcasing authentic patina. Offered as an untested historical display piece. A classic accent item that adds timeless character to any desk or shelf.

22.5 cm length

25.5 cm depth

34.5 cm high

(One unit available)