Saw this EMS Art Deco Collectable Chinese rosewood dragon telephone on eBay. Now why can't IP phones look this cool?
Actually the phone looks kinda scary. Reminds me somewhat of the Munsters decor who ironical had a dragon living under their stairs. Perfect for Halloween or this could be one of those trinkets that you say 6 months after buying it, "What was I thinking?"
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Jair Santos
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Salvador Dali painted many versions of “Persistence of Memory” around 1931 and our favourite one naturally is this one which shows Salvador Dali’s pet llama which he obviously called “Dali Llama”.It is displayed in the Museum of Llama Art in Mount Lehman, British Columbia.
What a great phone.