The best Christmas presents for the music geek in your life

1. Piano watch

One of the downsides of being a pianist is your instrument isn’t exactly portable – problem solved with this piano-themed watch. AND it comes in a piano-shaped box! Totally worth the $44,800 price tag (£28,400) Photo: Monochrome watches

2. Piano teapot

The gift your musical friend didn’t know they needed (£69.99-£93). Photo: Tony Carter

3. Gramophone for iPhone

For the smart-phone-loving-vintiquer in your life: this Gramophone for iPhone is the perfect present no one ever expected to find... (£550). Photo: Not on the High Street

4. Major scale wine glasses

Every music geek has tried to play a tune on a wine glass… well now you can! Just don’t blame us if people stop inviting you round for drinks. $65 (£41) Photo: Amazon

5. Musical toaster

"How do you like your eggs in the morning?" "I like mine on a piece of toast with a treble clef seared into it." "Oh good. Will you marry me?". $34.95 (£22) Photo: Amazon

6. Music cookie cutters

Cookies + music. What’s not to love? $10 (£6) Photo: Copper Gifts

7. Royal Opera House snow globe

Royal Opera House snow globe. £14.99 Photo: Royal Opera House

8. ROH keepsake box

Wait. Scratch that. Nothing says Christmas like a jewellery box in the shape of the Royal Opera House. You can run to £39,500, right? Photo: David Linley

9. Flute lamp

Etsy is full of ingenious examples of upcycling musical instruments – this flute lamp is one of our favourites. £146.28 Photo: Instrumental Lighting on Etsy

10. 'Hark! The Herald Angels Sing' mug

You’ll only be able to use it for a month every year, but you’ll never need to print off pesky sheet music for ‘Hark! The herald’ ever again. £8 Photo: Amazon

11. Flute key hair-grips

Some upcycled flute key hair-grips – to go with your upcycled flute lamp. £9.75 Photo: NoteworthElegance on Etsy

12. Chopin bored

So much punning! We love it! £4.99 Photo: Music Gifts Company

13. Do re mi!

Cut-out books are all the rage – and of course there are plenty of music-themed patterns on Etsy. £78 Photo: Folded Book Gifts on Etsy

14. Elgar's football chant

Elgar might be best known for music like ‘Land of Hope and Glory’ but he also wrote what may be the world’s first football chant. Called ‘He banged the leather for goal’, the music is here printed on a T-shirt. £19.99 Photo: Guardian