I didn't have any appropriate chargers or place mats so I used some
pastel raffia that I had picked up from our local Pottery Barn outlet
for next to nothing after Easter. The silver is a pattern I've
been collecting from Pottery Barn for the past few months,
its called Maxfield Hotel. I love that each piece of a place setting
is a different pattern.
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The pink bowl was a great find for next to nothing at Goodwill. I served fresh rolls from the oven in it for this particular luncheon. |
Unfortunately I didn't get a close up of the silver but on this
single place setting you
can see that each piece is different.
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The small dessert plates I used were a gift from my daughter. She purchased several sets for me in the cute little holder tied with a pink ribbon. The napkins were made from some leftover cotton fabric I had in my stash. This is the last of summers tables, next week its on to fall and more earthy tones. Tablescape Thursday |
16 comments:
Did you really get that china for $1 apiece? What a great find! It is absolutely beautiful with your new flatware! Pretty table!
: ) Meg
I am in love with this china, so delicate and the right price!!! Also love the flatware....Cleo
Gorgeous Char! You are so talented!
Beautiful table...very pretty china, so feminine looking...perfect for a ladies luncheon. Don't you love finding beautiful china for so little? Thanks for sharing...have a great weekend.
I love looking at this tablescape. The only thing better would be sitting at one of the place settings. Such pretty dishes for a song. Nothing better than that!
Donna
PS...I am a new follower of yours! ;)
What a find, Char...I had forgotten that you found that for $1 apiece. You lucky dish collector, you!
This is just a gorgeous table setting. I would hate to put food on it and mess it up! And the Raffia, how clever!
Move over, table setters....there's a new kid on the block! ;D
Suzanne
Pink bowl & your flatwares are so pretty.
You got a good find. Very fascinating.Have a happy TS...
Greetings from Stockholm,
/chie
BEAUTIFUL!!!!! One day when I am hosting a Bridal luncheon (one day, far in the future) I hope you will come do the tables.
the absolutely most beautiful table top setting I've ever seen :)
Very, very pretty....LOVE the china ;)
Blessings!
Gail
Hi Char, your china is so pretty--it's hard to believe someone gave that away! And I do love that silverware from Pottery Barn. It would be so interesting to have it on the table. Linda
I love that pattern! What a deal you got on it and your table looks so sweet!
What a beautiful tablescape! My mother had that same china, my sister now has it, and it is such a pretty and delicate pattern, perfect for spring or late summer!
Happy Birthday to your Son! I hope you have a wonderful visit with him!
Kat :)
What a lovely, lovely table. It is so sweet and feminine. What a price!
I don't know that I could put away that beautiful chintz dinnerware just because summer was passing. It is so lovely. I've admired the hotel silver when in Pottery Barn. You must be so excited to have enough to use now...that's wonderful. Your tablescape is so pretty; I really like it. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
Love your Summer Chintz! What a pretty pattern! It looks great with the other pink elements, and I'm impressed you made the napkins. I always mean to try that.... Thank you for your lovely comments on my table. I'm glad to have found your blog!
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