A quiet snowfall, the soft thump of boots, and the evergreen perfume of a freshly felled tree—this pair of Fitz & Floyd “Deck the Halls” salad plates captures a moment every old-fashioned Christmas promises. The scene shows a family hauling their holiday tree through fresh drifts, an axe resting on a shoulder, scarves trailing in the wind, while two curious winter rabbits watch from the path. A ribboned garland encircles the well like a storybook frame, finished with a warm glint of gold at the rim—classic Fitz & Floyd poetry in porcelain.
Made in Japan in the early 1980s, these plates have the refined, slightly whimsical illustration style collectors adore—tender, human, and timeless. They plate desserts with charm, anchor a cocoa bar with elegance, and display beautifully through every season. Whether you’re building a complete service or curating a vignette of nostalgic holiday treasures, this set adds a note of grace that feels like candlelight on fine bone china—quiet, glowing, unforgettable.
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