The image shows an old-fashioned telephone mounted on a wooden wall. The telephone is made of metal and has a wooden base with a metal plate on top. It has two rotary dials, one on each side, and a cord attached to the receiver. The receiver is turned on and the cord is plugged into a socket on the right side of the wall. On the left side, there is a small wooden box with a handle on top, which is likely used to store the telephone. The wall behind the telephone is also made of wood and there are two windows on the top left corner, allowing natural light to enter the room. The floor is tiled in a brick pattern.