I’ll give you a ring.” No, not the kind you put on your finger! In England, to give one a “ring” is to give them a telephone call. In our telephone box, Sherlock Holmes is giving Dr. Watson a ring. The little red telephone boxes were once mixed in with London’s collection of lamp posts, traffic lights, benches, letter posts, wrought-iron fences, littered with garbage and city grit. Designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott between the First and Second World Wars, the booths were made of paned glass on three sides, with a solid metal panel on the back. Progress begets progress and unfortunately the famous telephone boxes are more difficult to find these days, having been replaced by the British Telecom. Hand blown and hand-painted in Poland.

Product Features

  • Hand blown and hand decorated glass ornament; created the traditional way in Europe
  • Heirloom quality
  • Comes nestled in acid-free tissue in a gift box
  • Keep out of direct sunlight; clean gently with a soft cloth
  • Item is not a toy and should not be given to children under the age of 7