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Labra Holds 5 Candelabra

An affordable way to add drama to your tabletop. This glass candelabra has elegant, traditional lines, and is also available in a three-candle version.

$25, cb2.com

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Source: Bon Appétit

Eames House Bird

Help celebrate L.A.’s big fall show on 20th-century California design with this 11-inch-tall replica of a sculpture that designers Charles and Ray Eames showcased in their 1940s home.

$210, lacma.org

Source: ArtInfo.com

Coupe Monochrome Plate

This dinner plate is part of a new bone china collection from Queensbury Hunt that features bold, unexpected black-and-white patterning.

$24, conranusa.com

Source: Elle Decor

Hidden Animal Mug

A post-dinner coffee from this charming mug is “good to the last drop—thanks to a surprise friend” peeking up from its depths. Available with a fox, bear, or owl.

$21, uncommongoods​.com

Source: Real Simple

The Corkcicle

A new way to quickly chill a bottle of wine. After you’ve poured a first glass, pull this icicle-shaped spear from your freezer, and the cold gel inside it will do the rest.

$23,

corkcicle.com

Source: NYMag.com