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| Pat took the colors for the table from this plate - gray, black and gold |
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| The flatware handles reminded Pat of the Art Deco style |
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| Since it is not designed for food, the accent plate would be removed before the meal |
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| The dinner plate is black "Fun Factory" by Waechtersbach |
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| Once again, Pat used two chargers to add depth and color |
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| It had to be a martini glass instead of a wine glass......to go with the design period |
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| The candle holders and matching Depression glass bowl and liner are Mt. Pleasant Black (Black Amethyst) by L.E. Smith Glass Company |
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| Pat couldn't help using this extra large vase as the centerpiece on this table again - it was the perfect style and color |
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| One last look from the other end of the table |
Antique Gold Chargers - from Tuesday Morning two or three years ago
Gray Charger - Inexpensive lacquer chargers from Michael's spray painted with plastic adhesive paint
Dinner Plate - Black "Fun Factory" by Waechtersbach from Replacements.com
Accent Plates - "Style in Motion" by WS George from eBay
Bread and Butter Plate - Black "Fiesta(ware)" by Homer Laughlin from Replacements.com
Flatware - by Jankng from eBay (still available)
Glassware - "Midnight Black" by Artland Glass from Target years ago
Mauve Napkins - from our collection
Napkin Rings - from Bed, Bath, and Beyond years ago
Depression Glass Bowl and Liner - by L.E. Smith Glass Company a gift from our Cousin
Candles - from the Ferndale Emporium (a local gift and kitchen store)
Centerpiece Vase - from Pat's collection
This week, we will be joining "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch: http://betweennapsontheporch.net/
Close-up of the other three styles of plates in this series:
I'm glad you showed the close-ups, I was wondering about the plate with the dogs - lots of legs and I couldn't quite decide who/what they belonged to. But it's a lovely table, very Art Deco, and as usual, all the details are perfect.
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