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Over view of the table | 
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You can see the "inspiration" piece that started it all in the center of the table | 
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The place setting | 
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Flatware is "Gold Iconic" by Wallace | 
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Pat used a red water goblet, gold/amber wine glass and clear champagne flute to carry out the color scheme | 
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First layer of the place setting is a small accent plate that Pat bought for me as a joke...... | 
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A red salad plate follows | 
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Next is a gold dinner plate  | 
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The red glitter-like charger adds a touch of glitz | 
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We bought this charger at Pier 1 two or three years ago  | 
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The red napkin is wrapped in a gold overlay and held by a big beaded napkin ring | 
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Ah Ha!!!! The inspiration piece - the "King's Crown" | 
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Pat surrounded the crown with a wreath and red and white roses | 
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A gold glass candle holder sits on a glass candle holder | 
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Pat added small gold beaded votive holders and red glass beads around the table | 
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Wow...... | 
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One last look from the other end of the table | 
Where it came from:
White tablecloth - from Linentablecloth.com
Square Charger - Pier 1 two/three years ago
Red Glitter Charger, Gold Dinner Plate, and Red Salad Plate - Pier 1
Elvis Plates - Ross several years ago (a gift from Pat)
Flatware - "Gold Iconic" by Wallace Silver from Replacements
Red Water Goblet and Gold/Amber Wine Glass - Pier 1
Champagne Flute - "Selection" by Cristal d'Arques from eBay
Red Napkin - TJMaxx
Gold Overlay Napkin - Handmade by Pat
Red Bead Napkin Ring - Pier 1 years ago
Gold Crown and Red Candle Holders - Ross
Gold Candle Holders - Pier 1 last Christmas
Christmas Wreaths, Red Glass Rocks, Silk Roses - Michael's
We will be joining Susan at "Between Naps on the Porch" this Thursday: http://betweennapsontheporch.net/
 
Elvis has left the building! Nice table tribute for the King!
ReplyDeletePat did a great job!
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