Pink American Sweetheart Depression Glass Tablescape

Another tablescape featuring Depression Glass this week - this time Pat used American Sweetheart by the MacBeth-Evans Glass Company. Manufactured from 1930 to 1936, the pattern is a soft pink color. The dinnerware looks fragile and quite delicate but it is extraordinarily long lasting and strong as shown by how much of it is still available.

Pat started with another floral place mat that we found at Amazon - this one is slightly off-white with tones of pink.

The plates are scalloped and the pressed center design has been described as "intricate paisleys, scrolls and curlicue shapes" Shown here is a salad plate, dinner plate, and acting as the charger, a 12" salver.

The light pink and silver beaded napkin ring is from Pier 1 years ago

Flatware is "April" silverplate by Wm. Rogers & Son

The similar-in-shape glassware is an assortment of Depression Ware patterns

The very large centerpiece bowl is almost 14" across and is exceedingly heavy. Lined with both a sage and a chiffon napkin, it holds baby pink ornaments

Where it came from:

Soft Pink Floral Place Mats - from Amazon this year

Dinnerware - Pink "American Sweetheart" Depression Glass by MacBeth Evans Glass Co. from any antique store we could find it, Replacements,Ltd. and eBay

Glassware - assorted Depression Ware from eBay

Flatware - "April" by Wm Rogers & Son from Pat's collection

Sage Green Napkin - from Linentablescloth.com

Chiffon Napkin Overlay - a gift to me from Pat years ago

Light Pink Beaded Napkin Rings - from Pier 1 many years ago

Large Pink Centerpiece Bowl - from Art & Old Things (a local antique store sadly out of business) years ago

Soft Pink Balls - Christmas ornaments from Michael's years ago

This week, we will be joining "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch:  http://betweennapsontheporch.net/ 

Teal "Swirl" Depression Glass Tablescape

Since we have a nice collection of various patterns of Depression glass, we want to feature some in the next few weeks as we set the table for our blog. For the first table, Pat wanted to use "Ultra Marine Swirl" by the Jeannette Glass Company. 

I admit it - I did not iron the place mats.....but I want to show the inspiration teal color

The matching candle holders are also by Jeannette Glass Company

Where it came from:

Bright White and Floral Place Mats - from Amazon this year

Dinnerware - "Ultra Marine Swirl" Depression glass by Jeannette Glass Company from any antique store where we were, eBay, and Replacements,Ltd.

Glassware - White Opaline Milk glass by Portieux Vallerysthal

Flatware - Pattern Unknown by Hampton Silversmith from Tuesday Morning years ago

Teal and White Napkins - from Linentablecloth.com

Acrylic Teal Napkin Rings - from Art and Old Things (a local antique and gadget store) years ago

This week, we will be joining "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch:  http://betweennapsontheporch.net/ 

Bright Bold Last of Summer Bouquet

Fall is just around the corner and we wanted to set one last "splashy" table with lots of color. Our brother's granddaughter was here and she and Pat set this week's tablescape with that in mind.

This is a Lemongrass Fiesta(ware) "Bistro" luncheon plate by Homer Laughlin

The dinner plate is "Turquoise" Fiesta(ware) [introduced in 1986 and still active]

The unique candle holders are by Westmoreland Glass Company

Where it came from:

Bright Colorful Place Mats - from Tuesday Morning years ago

Orange Charger - Inexpensive plastic chargers from the Dollar Tree spray painted to coordinate with the place mats

Dinnerware- Assorted Fiesta(ware) [Turquoise, Lemongrass, and Poppy] from Replacements and Kohl's 

Flatware - by Cambridge from Ross years ago

Glass - from Pier 1 (pattern unknown) years ago

Napkins - from Linentablecloth.com 

Napkin Rings - handmade to coordinate with the charger

Assorted Candles  and Silk Flowers - from Michael's 

Candle Holders - "Lotus" by Westmoreland Glass Co. from eBay

White Centerpiece Bowl - "Home" from Target years ago

This week, we will be joining "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch:  http://betweennapsontheporch.net/