Easter Table #2

It's hard to believe as I look outside that Spring is close. We have been experiencing uncharacteristic freezing cold weather along with loads of rain and hail the last several days. Couple that with lots of wind and we have another "fun" time in the Redwoods. So it might seem a contradiction to set a sunny Easter table but it was just what we needed.

Flatware is "Pure" by Gourmet Settings - neat to look at but not very practical to use. The spread of the tines on the fork is too narrow and the spoon "bowl" is small and too deep - making them really hard to eat from.

The accent plates are part of a set that Pat bought from Pier 1

The dinner plate and matching bread and butter plate are "Perwinkle" Fiesta(ware)

The charger plate is actually a Depression ware Sandwich plate - Cremax Bordette by MacBeth-Evans Glass Company

Glassware is "Kara" from Pier 1

Where it came from:

Periwinkle Blue Place Mats - from a local Department store no longer in business

Yellow Chargers - "Cremax Bordette" Sandwich Plate by MacBeth-Evans Glass Company purchased from a local antique store

Dinner Plate and Matching Bread and Butter Plate - "Periwinkle" Fiesta(ware) by Homer Laughlin from Replacements, Ltd.

Accent Plates - "Easter Bunny" from Pier1 several years ago

Flatware - "Pure" by Gourmet Settings from Bed, Bath, and Beyond many years ago

Glassware - "Kara" from Pier1 many years ago

Sisal Bunny Napkin Rings - from Pier 1 six or seven years ago

Assorted Centerpiece Bunnies - from Pier 1 and TJMaxx

We will be joining Susan for "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch this Thursday: http://betweennapsontheporch.net/