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Oh, I love this phone possibly even more than I should. It's a faithful replica of a 1950's diner phone, but it plugs into a modern phone socket and has push-buttons for ease-of-use.
Although it doesn't require coins to work, you can still feed them in, getting that authentic and eminently satisfying 'ping' noise.
Get it here for £64.50.
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