The iconic British red phone box resulted from a Post Office-sponsored competition in 1924, won by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott's K2 design, which was introduced in London in 1926 as a distinctive cast-iron, domed kiosk. It was later replaced by the more streamlined and cost-effective K6 model in 1935, which became the most common design seen across the country and is the most famous version still in existence today.
- Made and Handpainted in Ireland
- Measures 3.7"
