All in the best possible taste

Deck the homestead with these cheery items, chosen by Janey Evers, to jolly up the most woebegone tree. Photographs by Tony Buckingham

Sunday 14 December 1997 00:02 GMT

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All in the best possible taste

Deck the homestead with these cheery items, chosen by Janey Evers, to jolly up the most woebegone tree. Photographs by Tony Buckingham

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