The table |
Dinnerware pattern is La Rose by Mikasa. Pat's daughter found it on sale at the Good Will store in her hometown. |
"April" silverplate flatware by International Silver |
Pat and I found these delicate napkin rings at an antique store years ago |
Glassware is assorted Depression glass |
Pat took assorted Depressionware creamers and sugar bowls and used them as small vases. This pattern is "Tea Room" (1926-1931) by the Indiana Glass Company |
From the other end of the table |
Where it came from:
Soft Pink Charger - "Rose" Color Spectrum by Mikasa from eBay
Dinnerware - "La Rose (1987-1998)" by Mikasa from Pat's daughter (who found it at Good Will in Redding, CA)
Glassware - assorted Depressionware from our collection
Flatware - "April" (Disc. 1950) by International Silver from Pat's collection
Chiffon Napkin Overlay - gift from Pat
Soft Pink Napkins - Handmade by Pat
Napkin Rings - from a local antique faire several years ago
Centerpiece Bowl - from Art & Old Things Antiques (our favorite local antique store)
Candle Holders and "Vases" - from our collection
We will be joining Susan for "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch: http://betweennapsontheporch.net/
Well, I miss the bunnies, but the pale pink table is just beautiful. I rarely use pink, but cherry blossom season is fast approaching, and that is the only time of year that I even consider using this color on my table. I'm sure Pat just had your best interests in mind when she made you lug all of your finds around for a mile. What better way to build up those arm and leg muscles, after all? LOL! Have a happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty table. Love how you have put it all together. The napkin rings are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am really coveting the china and it looks perfect with the pink depression glass. Love it!
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