The best festive ornaments for your tree
From perfume to china baubles, we have the best Christmas tree decorations for your tree


The best decorations for your Christmas tree this year, from Country Life
Mistletoe china bauble, £18, Katharine Pollen (01225 789231; www.katharinepollen.com)
Set of three cloth ornaments, £4.50, Occa-Home (0844 879 4258; www.occa-home.co.uk)
Mistletoe heart, £5.25, Joanna Wood (www. (www.joannawood.co.uk; 020-7730 5064)
Bristle woodland reindeer, £7, Natural History Museum (020-7942 5494;www.nhm.ac.uk/buyonline)
Christmas ornament, £20, Jo Malone London (0870 034 2411; www.jomalone.com)
Set of three hanging nutcrackers, £4.99, The Chelsea Gardener (020-7352 5656; www.chelseagardener.com)
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Padambore mouse decoration, £14, Anthropologie (www.anthropologie.eu; 020-7870 4821)
Wedgewood bauble, £25, The British Museum shop (020-7323 8898; www.britishmuseumshoponline.org)
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