For this week's table, Pat wanted to challenge herself by using Fiesta tableware in a different way - not the usually bright, sometimes overly colorful tables that are common with Fiesta dishes. She pulled out Persimmon dinner plates and combined them with inexpensive dishware from Pier 1 to use for a wine tasting party for six. Here is what she came up with:
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Over view of the table |
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Each place setting has three wine glasses in addition to a water and a champagne glass |
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Flatware is the very popular "Treble Clef" from Gourmet Settings |
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The tidbit plate was perfect for first course hors d'oeurves |
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This is the "Persminnon" salad plate from Fiesta by Homer Laughlin |
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Pat used "Spice Route" extra large salad plates from Pier 1 |
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The "Persimmon" Fiesta dinner plate acted as the charger |
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We bought these placemats on clearance for next to nothing a while ago - Bed, Bath, and Beyond have them back this season but not as colorful (and more money) |
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All serious tablescapers have these - from the Dollar Store |
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Assorted wine glasses to taste the different wines |
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Another one of Pat's bargains - bought on clearance from Pier 1 - she used them to display the assorted wines |
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Copper candle holders |
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From the other end of the table |
Pat tried copper flatware to match the candle holders:
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Flatware is "Hammered" from Horchow's |
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I really liked the copper flatware but it did not show up well next to the plates |
Here's where it came from:
"French Quarters" Placemats - Bed, Bath, and Beyond on sale last year
Flatware - "Treble Clef" by Gourmet Settings from TJMaxx
Green Glassware - by Libby from the Dollar Store
Clear Wine Glasses - "Entertain" boxed sets from Bed, Bath, and Beyond
Fiesta Dinnerware - from eBay and Replacements.com
Beige Dinner Plates - "Spice Route" Sesame from Pier 1
Eiffel Tower Tidbit Plates - from Pier 1 two years ago
Napkins and Napkin Rings - from Pier 1
Olive Green Votive Holders - from Bed, Bath, and Beyond
Olive Green Candle Holders - from Pier 1
Eiffel Tower - from Ross
Copper Flatware - "Hammered" from Horchow's
We will be joining Susan for "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch:
http://betweennapsontheporch.net/
This table is wonderful! I love the colors! I especially liked the bottles of wine on candlesticks and that you use copper in the mix. A great idea and centerpiece! Your Paris theme is well accomplished. I think I should drop buy and sample a few glasses of wine! Love wind and your table!
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