Bisette cofounders Bradley Agather and Eden Delaune have launched The Box, an e-tail boutique within their online platform that’s a festive mix of party-perfect pieces, including this vintage punch bowl set, which includes a tray, ladle, and 12 cups.

Architect Le Corbusier’s legacy lives on through the Fondation Le Corbusier’s longstanding relationship with Cassina. Among the selection of architectural furnishing is a delightful dish-ware set, produced in collaboration with Ginori 1735. New this year, the white porcelain Service Prunier includes a plate, soup dish, dessert plate, and coffee cup with saucer.

This galactic collection of Lobmeyr candy dishes, available at Collecto, makes a beautiful centerpiece when filled with holiday berries and greenery or enhances any bar cart with nuts, olives, and other savory bites.

While everyone wants to be on Santa’s nice list, the naughty names are always the life of a party. Here, guests of either variety can find their seat at the table with these elegantly tongue-in-cheek placecards by Dear Annabelle.

Eerdmans New York is a hidden gem filled with treasures, particularly during its annual Holiday Bazaar. Browse chintz-covered decorative objets from the Buatta Boutique then stock up on unique tableware, like these sterling silver Coral and Coquille lobster harpoons by Janie Kruse Garnett.

The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s holiday shop is brimming with unique gifts that capture the famed architect’s iconic style. Included in the array of ornaments and cufflinks, game sets, and glassware is this selection of serving spoons and cutting boards by Epicurean for Crate & Barrel.

These graceful Lilly brass candlesticks by sculptor Ivar Alenius Bjork originally debuted at the 1939 World’s Fair, but are as regal today in a reissued design by Skultuna. Each purchase made at the Philip Johnson Glass House’s store helps support the preservation of the Connecticut landmark.

Peppered throughout newly launched Italian beauty purveyor Mozzafiato’s curated collection of skincare and fragrance is a delectable selection of home goods, including these picturesque plates by Ortigia Sicilia, which come in their own eye-catching tin.

Japan-based glassblower Keiko Lee hand-makes all of her graceful glassware using a combination of air-blown and mold-form techniques. Her collection of cocktail glasses, shot glasses, snifters, and pitchers is available at New York’s Roman and Williams Guild.

Add shimmer and shine to the table with Tom Dixon’s new Mill collection of stainless-steel salt and pepper grinders. Coupled with the designer’s new Royalty candle and smoky Tank champagne glasses, the pieces set a distinguished scene.

Nashville boutique Reed Smythe & Company features artist- and artisan-made glassware, barware, and other home goods. These sterling silver spoons may look vintage Americana, but their cheeky engravings like ‘Stir It Up’ or ‘Eat Drink Remarry’ are decidedly present tense.

The Houston boutique of designer Paloma Contreras is a masterful mix of furnishing, art, and accessories. This glass globe match holder and striker mixes well with a grouping of holiday candles.

Fashion-forward brand Marni has created glassware to match its exquisitely unconventional palette. Moody amethyst and deep pine come together to striking affect in the label’s new collection of glasses, vases, and carafes, available exclusively in stores.

Cozy Bond Street restaurant Il Buco celebrated its 25th anniversary this year with a delicious debut cookbook. Fans can also shop the revered eatery’s meticulous curated selection of housewares, like this glass pitcher, made by a family-run studio in Tuscany and available in six shades.

Designed exclusively for Galerie Gabriel et Guillaume, Nimerology’s “I Left My Heart in Mexico” limited-edition tableware features designer Nour al Nimer’s decorative interpretation of the country’s traditional patterns and colors.

Bloomist’s selection of artisan home goods features pieces inspired by nature, crafted from sustainable materials. This new bevel-edge cutting board is made of mahogany by Guatemala-based Itza Wood, which creates beautiful serving pieces while providing economic and educational opportunities to those in the remote region.

Ring in the holiday season with some serious shimmer—Von Gern Home’s Sparkle placemats and napkin rings use shimmering glass beads that look dazzling against gold flatware and metallic-accented plates.