Another gem among vintage radio receivers, this stunning Philips model stands as a testament to the brand’s prolific production—each one seemingly better than the last. It’s no wonder Philips secured long-lasting fame and a permanent place in radio history.

A delight for any retro enthusiast, this piece was often affectionately called the "worker’s cabinet" due to its compact and practical design. The wooden casing follows the art deco style of its era, giving it an enduring elegance that still captivates today. The front panel features a circular ornament surrounding the control knobs and tuning scale—a signature element of designer Louis Christiaan Kalff.

Upon its release, this radio was priced at 86 Dutch guilders, making it an affordable choice for the general public.