Yes, this is one of two I found in a plastic bag at my childhood home. My mother stored Christmas items in special attic storage areas. In this particular one were things like holiday tablecloths, both paper and plastic, placemats, holiday napkins, table runners, packaging for kitchen gifts, and more, in addition to festive paper plates.
Most of the items were newer, from the 1980s and 1990s when my parents hosted many a family get-together. I brought many of these things home and added the usable ones to my own stash.
Fast-forward to December 2023 when my hubby went looking for a Christmasy paper plate to put some cookies on. He brought me the plastic bag containing the two vintage paper plates, noting that I probably didn't want him to use these.
He was so right! I had forgotten all about them!
Isn't the wintry village scene with the horse and sleigh the sweetest thing ever? I love the silvery rim that makes it resemble an actual china plate.
I won't serve food on this plate, of course. I'll display it, perhaps even with a real plate behind it for stability. And I gifted the second plate to my daughter, for the same purpose.
Ah, vintage Christmas! Positively swoon-worthy! 🌲💕