Tell your guests to eat up and enjoy with these charming napkins. They're simple, chic and not over the top.

Anything gold-dipped is wonderful in my book, but the angular shape of this pitcher makes it much more interesting. It would be beautiful as a vase as well.

I am in love with this lazy Susan. It's worn olive wood surface looks like it has already been on the table of generations of families. I use turntables for more than just making food accessible. They make a great corral for a centerpiece and always look pretty styled with a pitcher of flowers and your salt and pepper mill.

Cute sayings make these chic silver coasters so fun. Their reasonable price makes them even more fun.

This platter has great colors that are both warm and cool, metallic and matte. It's a great all-around pick for early autumn and the holidays.

Cute creamers are the icing on the cake. You can impress guests right to the last sip with this cute ceramic hand-painted creamer.

I have no clue what a "Moscow Mule" is, but this Moscow Mule mug would look awesome with some hot chocolate inside and marshmallows brimming at the top.

This decanter has so much character. I think it would make an excellent gift for the hard-to-buy-for entertainer on your list. It would also be so pretty as a decorative piece or vase.

I think everyone needs a little sparkle and shine for the holidays. Mercury glass–handled servers add a bit of shine to any dinner all year-round.

This pretty feathery platter is clean white when filled with food but has a sweet little surprise at the bottom. Hand-painted feathers are modern and fun and will be a welcome departure from traditional holiday serveware.

Serve up a cold beer in holiday style. This stag bottle opener will leave a smile on your face all winter long.

Serve up a little cheer (and label it as such) this holiday season. Recycled vintage wine tags are also a great gift idea.

Delightfully sweet and totally classic, this recycled highball glass from Terrain would be perfect for juice at brunch or a little something stronger.

A double-walled bowl to keep foods warm or cold is essential for holiday entertaining. I would fill it with a heat pack for warm appetizers and with ice for shrimp cocktail (or any other cold snacks — shrimp is just my favorite).

Little bites look plentiful when in a little container. Fill this three-section dish with nuts, dried fruits or any other small nibbles to stave off hunger until the big meal is served.

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