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THE Vintage Table

Falling between Halloween and Christmas, two holidays that have showier celebrations, Thanksgiving can get overlooked when it comes to decorating.

Since the Thanksgiving table is typically the focal point for family and friends, creating an inviting setting is an easy way you can showcase your best collectibles and your personal style in how you present them in your table decorations.

Tom Johnson, president and CEO of Ruby Lane, offers some great ideas and simple tips for creating a Thanksgiving table with vintage flair.

At the home he shares with his husband, Denny, Johnson says that all of the turkeys and other vintage decorations come out every year and are a mix of items he

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