Anyway, Pat worked on this table and Jennifer put our other blog's table together.
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The table - just black and white and a bit creepy
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The place setting - the classic Halloween "skeleton" hand holds a napkin draped across the plate
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Flatware is "San Remo" Black
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The "Napkin Ring"
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Pat used a simple but elegant coupe charger
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Glassware is "Jet Black" by Reizart
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In addition to napkin rings, Pat used the skeleton hands for Votive holders
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The centerpiece uses three candle holders - Pat just turned one that was taller over to hold the crow
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Close up of the crow "snacking......."
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From the other end of the table
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White Charger - by Bernardaud from Tuesday Morning
Black Dinner Plate - "Fun Factory" Black by Waechtersbach from Replacements
White Luncheon Plate - "Food Network" White from Kohl's
Bread/Butter Plate - Black "Fiesta" by Homer Laughlin from Replacements
Flatware - Black "San Remo" by Hampton Silversmiths from Horchow's
Glassware - by "Jet Black" by Reizart from Replacements
Candle Holders - from Pier 1
Candles, Net, Crows, and all "Bones" - from Michael's
Napkins - Handmade by Pat
We will be joining Christine's "Table It!" at Rustic & Refined this Monday: http://www.rustic-refined.com/
We will also be joining Susan for "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch this Thursday: http://betweennapsontheporch.net/
What an eerily elegant and frighteningly fun Halloween table. I'm afraid to ask what might be on the menu (those skeletons are alarmingly meat-free) or exactly who is on the guest list!
ReplyDeleteWith all the black and white, this is a wonderfully executed spooky table!
ReplyDelete"A bit" creepy??? Ya think??!?!??!??!!! This is great! I love it! First, I love the sophisticated turn it takes with using just black & white. Very cool. Second, the way the napkins are displayed...priceless!!!! I love that so much!!! The crow snacking on the skeleton head is hilarious! And I really like the way all the bones are just kind of strewn down the center of the table as if the skeletons were trying to run away from the grave. Really great touch!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect "Meet-Cute" of creepy and cool!!!
As usual this table is SPECTACULAR I want to say classy and elegant but yet goulish too.The black flatware and the black glassware are so stunning where did you get the hands I never saw them at Michael's the skeletons yes but not just hands.I love how you two put these tables together and I think I could spend hours just looking at all you dishes.Susie
ReplyDeleteLove the way all of the details spell Halloween but in such an elegant way. Wonderful table!
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