The lace tablecloth sits on top of a green liner.
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Silverware belonged to our Mother.
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Mayonnaise and liner was an eBay purchase. It matches the flower bowl.
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Vintage luncheon napkins are beautiful but hard to fold evenly.
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This cute butter dish was purchased on eBay.
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Candle holders are part of Pat's collection. They are stunning on the table.
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This is the only broken piece - not bad for as old as the pattern is.....
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This is actually a Preserve and cover in the "Spiral" pattern.
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Aren't these beautiful? Part of Pat's collection of salt and pepper shakers.
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The "Spiral" sherbet sits on a saucer.
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All the glassware is by Tiffin. Some of them are this pattern, some are diamond pattern. All of them are beautiful.
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This is a gorgeous bowl used to hold flowers. It sits on top of a depression glass sandwich tray.
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The salad plate is only 7 1/2 wide but it is beautiful.
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This is actually a luncheon plate in this pattern - approximately 8 1/2" - smaller than most.
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The green dinner plate ("Spiral" by Hocking Glass Company made from 1928 through 1930) was used as a charger.
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There you have it. Everything on the table is at least 60 years old. I think it looks pretty respectable. Who ever said things improve with age was right.
Tablecloths and vintage napkins - Part of our collection
Silverware - From our Mother
Green depressionware - local antique stores, eBay, family heirlooms
Dinnerware - "Bath" by Grindley of England from Antiques and Old Thingsin Fortuna,CA, and from Replacements
Candles, some flowers - Michael's
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