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Table Tops at Shadymont

My daughter and I have a BUSY week this week with her Santa (Consignment) Sale.  The first group of consignors dropped off their wares tonight.  Wish all of you could come and shop.  You would not believe the pottery, small appliances, many still in the box, comforters, Coach purses, all kinds of other purses.  Forty vendors brought items already.  At least that many are expected to bring theirs tomorrow night.  Bring on the shoppers!!  

Today I will share a few more photos of this year's Christmas decor.  Hope you enjoy!  

I'm keeping the dining room table clean and simple.


Side Table, also in the dining room.  Below is the Snow Man Family, all dressed up for Christmas.


Mr. and Mrs. Snow Man
 This sits on the coffee table, but I've already removed the red place mats. 

This Nativity sits on a runner I bought at consignment.  The Nativity itself was still in the box found under the bed at my late Mother-in-Law's home.

A couple of Santa's I've had for a very long time.  The pencil Santa is actually a candle.
 Thanks for stopping by.
Come and join me at Marty's for Table Top Tuesday.  
Thanks for hosting Marty!

 I'm also joining Kim  for Wow Us Wednesday.


Thanks Kim!

Comments

  1. Oh sweet lady, you did wonderful with your decking the halls! Every vignette is beautiful and I so love your mil's Nativity, so lucky to find it under her bed, lol! I love your centerpiece and your tablescape is so simple and yet so elegant! Lots of hugs, FABBY

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  2. Thank you for your visit to my vintage door post, Love all the Holiday over here. Hope to see you soon.
    xx
    Dore

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  3. Couldn't choose a favourite Kathy, it's all gorgeous!

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  4. Your Christmas table and other decorations are very pretty. I like the way you did the candle centerpiece with the wreath and berries. I have a nativity set almost like yours but I think mine is smaller. How nice to have that from a family member.-----------Shannon

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