Save 63% on Lenox holiday dinner plates and more festive deals this Amazon Prime Day

Get a jump on your holiday planning with these discounted decorations and toys for Christmas and Hanukkah.

By Jen McCaffery

Posted on Oct 11, 2023 8:55 AM EDT

Save up to 63% on holiday decorations and toys during Amazon Prime Day.

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It may not be Halloween, but it’s never too soon to start thinking about the year-end holidays. Get a head start on your planning with big savings during Amazon’s October Big Deal Days. Whether you’re looking for a pretty new set of china or the latest toys for your kids, you can take advantage of the deals and check these items off your list.

Note: You’ll have to be an Amazon Prime member to take advantage of most of these deals, so be sure you’re signed up before making a purchase.

Lenox Holiday Dinner Plate Set $112.46 (was $300)

The Lenox Holiday Dinner Plate set is 63% off during Amazon Prime Day.

Take your holiday table up a notch with this dinner set from Lenox. These plates are made of bone china and have a holly design and 24-karat gold around the perimeter. They’re designed to last and are backed by Lenox’s Lifetime Breakage Replacement Program, should one drop on the way into the kitchen. They’re also dishwasher-safe, which makes cleanup a cinch. And the deal is as sweet as holiday cookies: this set is 63% off for Amazon Prime Day.

Prime Day deals on decorations

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Accessorizing other activities? Take a look at our ongoing list of Big Deal Days discounts.

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Jen McCaffery

Director of commerce for the Science, Tech, & Outdoor brands at Recurrent

Jen McCaffery is director of commerce for the Science, Tech, & Outdoor brands at Recurrent. She enjoys editing and writing about innovations in health, science, technology, sustainability, and the outdoors. She’s been surprised by how much she has taken to spreadsheets.

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