The 11 Best Kitchen Finds From Anthropologie’s Holiday Collection

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Gingerbread tea sets, Santa stoneware mugs, and more.

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Anthropologie is a one-stop shop for holiday decorations. Looking for Christmas-themed dessert plates? It’s got them. Interested in a tea set shaped like a gingerbread house? Add to cart. Do you love cats and Hanukkah menorahs? There’s a dish towel with your name on it.

The retailer has almost anything you’ve ever wanted for your holiday tablescape, plus a few things you’ve probably never thought to buy. Read on to shop 11 of the brand’s most festive kitchen finds, starting at just $16.

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Anthropologie’s icon juice glasses are, well, iconic, boasting a fanbase of more than 1,300 shoppers who love the “adorable” designs, seasonal twists, and 17.25-ounce capacity. What’s more, the brand just dropped its holiday line, so now is the time to snatch up cups with snowmen, penguins, candy, or carol lyrics before they sell out.

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Sure, you could use a spoon or knife to blend your drinks, but Anthropologie’s candy cane swizzle sticks are way more festive and fun. They come in a set of four, are made of twisted red and white soda glass, and look good enough to eat.

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Adding a dash of whimsy and a whole lot of sparkle to your Christmas tablescape is Anthropologie’s Yuletide stemless wine glass. It comes in a variety of shapes and colors — including green or gold for the evergreen trees — that are all perfect for the holidays. One shopper regrets having bought them as a gift because now they have to order more for themselves. We’ve all been there.

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If you’re in the Christkindlmarket for a gingerbread house that won’t spoil with time, look no further than this stoneware tea set. One Anthropologie shopper wrote that the “hand-painted stoneware is remarkable,” calling it “so lovely” and “a must-have for a cozy night in or a relaxing morning start.”

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Another festive find is the Clara coupe glass with its tree- or snowman-shaped stem. Shop it in three colors and designs, all of which are crafted from delicate blown glass that should be washed by hand. We’re convinced that any cocktail served in these glasses will automatically taste more delicious.

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There’s no sweeter addition to your holiday table than these hand-beaded peppermint candy coasters. If you pair them with your new set of icon juice glasses and the matching candy cane drink stirrers, you’ll have the merriest drinkware in town.

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Thai artist and designer Phannapast Taychamaythakool teamed up with Anthropologie to drop a line of tableware inspired by “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” The dessert plates are colorful, 8.25-inches in diameter, and only available for a limited time.

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There are candles and then there are candles, and these are the latter. Shaped like 10-inch tall Christmas trees and decorated with tiny golden ornaments, they’re almost too pretty to burn. One shopper called them “glittery and gorgeous” while another wrote that they “exceeded expectations.”

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Your homemade holiday cookies should be served on a dish as gorgeous as they are tasty, and nothing quite fits the bill like Anthropologie’s Holifaye platter. It comes pre-decorated with macarons, gingerbread, mistletoe, and more for a sweet end to your Yuletide meal.

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The Clauses are coming for your hot cocoa thanks to this Isabela Dos Santos x Anthropologie mug collection. They’re cozy, inclusive, and perfect for a warm cup of tea or pumpkin spice latte with a dollop of whipped cream.

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This Hanukkah, you’ve got cats lighting the menorah, having a party, and preparing to dance the hora. You can, and should, join in the fun by grabbing a few of these dish towels to decorate your kitchen ahead of the holiday. Potato latkes and dreidels not included.