The MacKenzie-Childs 'Practical Magic 2' Decor Collection Is a Whimsigoth Dream

With a set of these coupe glasses, you'll be ready to host your very own Midnight Margarita party, just like the four women of Practical Magic. After all, what better way to bond with friends and family than with a cocktail served in a sculptural glass featuring a hand-painted checkered base, amber stem and lustrous gold trim? You’ll be hard-pressed to think of anything more enchanting, so be sure to grab a few to elevate your entertaining.

Whether you eat chocolate cake for breakfast like the Owens family or save it for after dinner, this gorgeous glass cake dome is worth scooping up ASAP. It’s something you never knew you needed, but once you have it, you won’t know how you ever lived without it. Several buyers can attest to that, including one who raved, "It makes me happy every time I see it!" With hand-painted accents and gold-luster embellishments, it won't just preserve your precious dessert (or charcuterie or fruit platter)—it'll also instantly elevate your tablescape.

It wouldn’t be a MacKenzie-Childs collection without some playfully patterned gourds d'art. Each one is handmade from resin, so every set is truly one of a kind. Thanks to their petite size, these charming pumpkins fit perfectly on coffee tables, nightstands or even bookshelves, adding an autumnal touch to your space that you can show off from now through November.

Leave it to MacKenzie-Childs to create a set of candle holders that are as eerie as they are elegant—and which are guaranteed to leave your guests completely spellbound. The resin hands are incredibly detailed (complete with glossy gold nail polish) and rise out of gilded sleeve cuffs finished with the brand's signature black-and-white check. At their fingertips are striped pumpkins to slip your favorite tapered candles into—whether for a séance-inspired soirée or everyday display.

Trade in your cauldron for this courtly vessel that doubles as the perfect Halloween candy bowl. (Bring on the potions—or candy corn.) Perched on a pedestal and topped with a brass bobeche and carved crimson finial, the pot of curiosities is made from heavy-gauge, hand-glazed steel, promising near-immortal durability. One buyer called it "a real conversation piece." Indeed, I have no doubt that my fellow Practical Magic fans will be talking about this statement-maker soon, if they aren’t already.