It's almost Christmas - Can you feel it?

DPH Trading's very own Elves

And at DPH Trading we are all getting into the special good mood we always are in around Christmas.

The candles have been lit and the joyfull christmas music is playing 24/7.

At home we are all getting ready for Christmas: Making cookies and candy to welcome the cosy holidays.

In my house - Christmas is not "right" if the homemade cookies are not served on a beautiful etagere made from the well known Danish blue plates.

If you have a collection of blue plats that you do not have hanging on you wall - now is the time to get them out of the drawers and onto the coffee or dinner table. They are perfect for serving cookies or cakes - or as a small lunch plate for Christmas luncheons.

All that is left to be said now is: Merry Christmas to All - May your Holiday Season be very joyful.

If you are in need of a christmas gift for your loved ones - www.dphtrading.com is open for business up until December 23rd.

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