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Holiday Gift Guide 2011: 19 festive finds from $31 to $99

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Holiday Gift Guide 2011


Holiday Gift Guide 2011

By Fraser Abe, Karolyne Ellacott, Kevin Naulls and Mark Teo | Photography by Carlo Mendoza

It’s the jolliest time of the year for some, and for many, mulled wine, cider or anything, really, are the social lubricants that make life a little cheerier (as well as cookies, big turkey dinners and spiced coffee drinks), so we’ve found a mid-range carafe for the special merrymaker in your life. For a little young lady, we’ve found an adorable toy tea set, which will go perfectly with a tray of cucumber finger sandwiches and, for the wee lad, a plastic toy tool set (but hey, don’t conform to gender stereotypes if you don’t want to—mix and match). Money is required for the purchase of all of these things, and since money goes into a wallet, we’ve found a great one. Check out all 19 gifts between $31 and $99 »

Dino hoodie, $45
Mr. Suicide tub stopper, $34
Davidoff grooming kit, $50
Moshi Moshi handset for iPhone, $40
Toy tea set, $37
Flensted mobile, $49
Hockey cufflinks, $80 for a pair
Holiday Gift Guide 2011
Urbanears Plattan headphones, $60
Odd Bits cookbook, $40
Toy tool set, $37
YORKDALE GIFT CARD
Victorinox USB key and watch, $52–$325
Maxx and Unicorn bi-fold wallet, $90
Double-walled mulled wine decanter, $42.50
Bear toys, $65
Lamy Safari pens, $40 each
Pantherella cashmere socks, $75
Mouse in a box, $35
Hito necklace, $95
I Miss the Old Blue Jays plate, $92.93
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