It's Tablescape Thursday and everyone that participates in this has been doing their thing with dishes : )) Please let me know what you think of mine then be sure to visit Susan at Between Naps On The Porch and see all the people participating. There's give-a-ways all week there for her 1 year "Blogoversary!!!! Fun!! http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/ Susan is the most gracious hostess.
My tablescape this week is with my new Willow Plates by Johnson Bros. that I got on sale at Marshalls this past week. I love them and already had the teapot to match the color of blue.
Isn't this pattern elegant?
I used some white china I had to compliment it and the little candle holders matched too.
The little teapot I got at a garage sale for $3.00 and I'm so glad I did.
I got these four different but complimenting silver napkin rings on eBay
The sugar shell matches my Oneida silverware.
This is one of my favorite settings.
Have a great Thursday everyone.
Have a great Thursday everyone.Be Good.
Shirley
Blue and white is always so classy. Very pretty table Shirley. Your flatware sparkles. Mine is so spotted from the dishwasher. Bleh.
ReplyDeleteThis table setting is very pretty, I love how you coordinated everything! I especially love your silverware, very pretty pattern, and your new dishes are beautiful! The teapot is very sweet and a wonderful bargain!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comments on my blog, you made me feel so much better! It's nice not to feel so alone! And to know that there is HOPE!
All the best,
Eileen
Love blue and white -- and those napkins . . . and silver napkin rings are another passion of mine!
ReplyDeleteCrisp blue and white is very classic. Nice job and beautiful table.
ReplyDeleteThe blue and white is very elegant. Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove any table set with Blue Willow! It was a real treat to visit today.
ReplyDeleteYou might enjoy my Blue Willow Monday post from last week.
Happy Tablescape Thursday and hope to see you at my place to toast Susan on her anniversary.
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Shirley,
ReplyDeleteI love this table setting!! Blue and white are classic. I love this pattern. I have a few plates but am at a loss as to what to pair them with. You have done a marvelous job!! I really love yout teapot!!
xoxo
Jane
Hi Shirley...I saw the blue dishes at Marshall's and if I didn't already have blue and white, I would have bought it, too...it's always a favorite, and that pattern is elegant. Your little teapot is a perfect match, too! I laughed when I read your comment on my TT post, about the tablescape being lost on men...so true! Yes, I did set it for GIRLfriends! LOL! Have a wonderful week! Mary
ReplyDeleteVery pretty tablescape! The Blue Willow pattern is so charming. The sparkle from the candles adds such a warm, inviting feeling...I'll be right over. What's for dinner? *Ü*
ReplyDeleteoooh - very pretty! Don't you just love Marshalls? I do --- a little too much!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Shirley! Love that blue and white!
ReplyDeleteHi Shirley,
ReplyDeleteSuch an inviting and elegant table! Your new dishes are great, and your flatware and napkin rings are very beautiful.
Thank you for the thoughtful comment you left for me. As far as where I store my collections, I'm lucky to live in a house with a lot of storage closets and attic space (but it's filling up rapidly!).
Hope the rest of your week goes well!
Bill
I love Blue Willow and your table is great! Stop by my blog and see my Depression Glass!
ReplyDeleteShirley, that is gorgeous! A most inviting tablescape.
ReplyDeleteOh Girl I love Blue willow and you did an awesome job using yours...loved seeing it thanks for sharing...may you have a special weekend...Hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty...blue and white is one of my favorite tablesettings as well! You found great things that match perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThis is really a pretty setting! Love the blue and white! I featured blue and white last week! I don't have blue willow, but have always liked it, I even have a book entitled "Blue Willow!" I read it as a child.
ReplyDeleteKatherine