Your personal style, your unique table
I believe your table should be a reflection of your personal style… a place where your story unfolds.
I believe old things tell the best stories. That’s why I thoughtfully source antique and vintage tableware, pieces rich with character and history, to help you set a table you love.
…Kristin, Founder
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I am just launching this website as of February 2026, and it will take some time to migrate all of the LHD@7 inventory over from my other shop, remove duplicates, and reorganize. In the meantime, thanks for your patience and please connect if there is something specific you are looking for!
Featured Products
This offer is for a rare three-piece set, including teapot with lid, creamer, and sugar pot with lid. The pieces are in remarkable antique condition, considering their age. The teapot has a tiny chip on the spout as does the creamer. The sugar bowl has a few small dings, but otherwise each piece shows extremely well. Very unusual to find a matched set. This pattern edge does match for William Adams III (& S) c. 1804–1829, but the pattern itself is not yet identified.
Gorgeous rare platter, in the "Netley Abbey" pattern, made by William Mason c. 1811–1815. Mr. Mason's pottery only made a small handful of patterns in the very brief time they were in business. This is a large platter - approx. 22x16. In fantastic antique condition. Very small fleabite on rim, and rub mark on interior border edge.
This three segment dish is in the beloved Chinese Tree pattern. Likely made end of 1800s-early 1900s. In good antique condition; there is one hairline crack on the back which is barely noticeable in the front, and contained to one lobe.
This dark Staffordshire teapot is gorgeous and I haven't seen another with this pattern. Apricots, pears and cherries sit on detailed netting, with finely detailed leaves. In wonderful antique condition. Approx. 10x8. Tiny nearly invisible hairline on lid just below handle.
This beautiful set of 10 plates will level up any table. In deep red and gold, these are exquisite. Approximately 8 inches.
Who we are
Let’s Have Dinner at Seven started from an awakening that too many gorgeous antiques and vintage pieces languish in attics. I believe that every table can be beautiful, and reflect your own sense of style.
The shop is filled with transferware and porcelain pieces … plates, platters, tureens, and other tableware to complement your taste and aspirations.
I am passionate about connecting you with unique antiques and collectibles for your table that tell a story, and reflect your unique style.
Make your vision real.
Clients come to LHD@7 to bring their ideas to life. And it’s important to me that those ideas are founded on real value. Everything in this photo was found at thrift stores or at auction, showing that great tables do not have to cost a fortune. I will look at what you have, what you love (and don’t), make some suggestions about what to keep, and help you source the pieces you want to add.
