Antique Candlestick Telephone Prop
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
VanOaksProps demonstrates how to build a convincing antique candlestick telephone prop entirely from common scrap materials — pipes, EVA foam, and plastic funnels — without spending money on a store-bought piece. The build is framed as an accessible, budget-friendly project suitable for haunted houses or Halloween displays. The finished prop captures the eerie vintage aesthetic of an old-fashioned telephone that fits naturally in a spooky setting.
Key takeaways
- ◆Built entirely from pipes, EVA foam, and plastic funnels — materials many makers already have
- ◆Low-to-no-cost approach makes it an ideal budget Halloween prop
- ◆Targets that classic haunted-house antique telephone look
- ◆Beginner-friendly construction with no advanced tools required
- ◆Great decorative accent for haunted rooms or Halloween vignettes
Who this is for
Budget-conscious Halloween decorators and beginner prop makers who want a creepy vintage telephone piece without buying a commercial prop.
Materials mentioned
- • pipes
- • EVA foam
- • plastic funnels
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