Pot of Gold Tablescape

Next week is Cuisine Kathleen's 5th Annual St. Patrick's Day Blog Crawl, and we are planning to participate. So, we decided to do a "practice" table this week. With the time honored theme of "a pot of Gold" in mind, the table was set.......

Over view of the table

The place setting

Needless to say, Gold Iconic by Wallace Silver is one of our favorite flatware patterns

First layer of the place setting is a black charger (Indigo Black Color Spectrum by Mikasa)

For the second layer, Pat used another favorite - Gold Leaf from Pier 1

A Shamrock green Fiestaware luncheon plate is next

Pat topped the setting with a coordinating green napkin wrapped around a gold beaded one and held together with a black napkin ring

Close up of the five piece place setting - Gold Iconic

Pat made sure that everyone had an individual "pot of gold" - tiny bowls are from Waechtersbach

Gold-like glassware is actually light amber crackled glasses from Pier 1

Honestly, we have other napkin rings but this one actually looks the best

Black candle stick is from Westmoreland Glass Company

Gold glittery votives are from Pier 1 last Christmas

Huge bowl from Waechtersbach holding "gold" sits on a much smaller bowl to raise it

Smaller bowls with "gold" sit on the table

One last look

Tablecloth:  Personal collection
Flatware:  Gold Iconic by Wallace Silver from Replacements
Gold Dinner Plate:  "Gold Leaf" from Pier 1
Green Luncheon and Bread and Butter Plates:  Shamrock Fiestaware by Homer Laughlin
Black Charger:  Indigo Black Color Spectrum by Mikasa from Replacements
All Black Bowls:  by Waechtersbach from Replacements and Tuesday Morning
Black Napkin rings:  from Bed, Bath, and Beyond
Gold Glassware:  "Crackle" from Pier 1
Candle Holders:  by Westmoreland Glass from eBay
Gold Votives:  from Pier 1
Gold Tapers:  from Michael's
Green Napkins:  Handmade by Pat
Gold Beaded Napkins:  from Pier 1






Please visit Cuisine Kathleen's 5th Annual St. Patrick's Day Blog Crawl March 13th.
http://www.cuisinekathleen.com/