“Yet he did not leave himself without witness, for he did good by giving you rains from heaven and fruitful seasons,
satisfying your hearts with food and gladness”
Acts 14:17
Today, I am introducing you to what is now known as “The Tablescape Marathon”! I am sharing the first of five different tablescapes (in four different rooms) that we had so much fun putting together while I was at Patti’s! What I love about these tablescapes is that none of them even come close to resembling the next. This one will bring a little color into your life!
This room was the former living room and is now used as an extension for the formal dining room!
The silk tablecloth is a fabulous purchase by Patti on a trip to India. The colors are vibrant and the cloth is reversible to a lovely blue and white pattern!
The Wedgwood Patrician “Morning Glory” pattern has a multicolor floral center and blue trim with an embossed outer rim. It was produced from 1936-1981!
I tried to buy this china from Patti because I absolutely love it! She wouldn’t sell and Butch was thrilled over her decision!
The sterling silver flatware is “Buttercup” by Gorham!
The pale blue angel napkin rings made by Mother were the perfect addition! You first saw them here: It’s A Girl Thing.
The blue of the china is the same as the wall color!
A pair of blue and white ginger jars were made in England and add interest to the setting!
The French-made linen napkins were found in Marigot, the capital of French Saint-Martin where Patti and Mike vacation every year!
A pair of Lenox ruffled edged vases hold lovely yellow roses!
The 3-tier centerpiece contains bowls that match the china and are filled with sweet and savory bites!
The crystal pattern with a platinum rim is “Desire” by Lenox!
A cool camera shot looking through the back of the chair into the dining room!
The tablecloth and china are the stars of this Tablescape Tuesday!
“A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in a setting of silver”
Proverbs 25:11
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Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!!! I’m drooling over that china and you have highlighted it perfectly with all your choices of accent pieces, linens (the tablecloth is to die for!), stemware and flatware. What a stunning tablescape! I’m looking forward to the others. Thanks for sharing……..Rosie @ The Magic Hutch
Rosie, I am so appreciative of your gracious comments, sweet friend! Blessings for your day, Pam
The beautiful dish set….my grandmother had the same set. Thank you for the memories.
I truly love this china and it is neat that your grandmother owned it! Did family inherit! Thanks for taking time to comment! Blessings, Pam
That china is gorgeous and when I first saw that tablecloth I thought it had a bit of an India flair. Very beautiful! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
Thank you sweet and gracious, Jann!!
As crazy as I am about textiles you can bet that the tablecloth immediately gets my attention. It is a magnificent source of inspiration, and I like very much how you Let it lead you to a delightful design.
Linda, I should have reversed it and used for a setting, also. Maybe next time! Blessings, Pam
You are so right. The vibrant colors in the table cloth and the morning glory china are the stars of this table scape! It’s a feast for the eyes, and the color combination reminds me of food on a plate. What could be better to get your taste buds watering for the food coming next after taking a seat? Looking forward to the other tables. It looks like you had so much fun!
Yes, Kim it was fun and we ate wonderful food! Blessings! Pam
Beautiful table. I love the napkin rings and tablecloth. Valerie
Valerie, thank you so much! Blessings for your weekend! Pam
Great color!
– Alma, The Tablescaper
Alma, thank you for your comment and always for the encouragement! Blessings, Pam
Oh my, what a beautiful set of dishes! Your table setting is simply lovely and very inviting. Thanks a bunch for sharing at Roses of Inspiration. Hugs to you!
Thanks so much Stephanie! Wishes for a joy-filled weekend! Pam
All that color is so pleasing to the eye during this cold snowy month.
Susan, thanks for your gracious comments! It has been a very cold February for us! Happy week-end! Pam
I am so in love with this table…I truly cannot decide what is my favorite element…the dishes or the tablecloth. Beautiful!
Thank you so much, Bev. My friend has so many beautiful things to use for tablescaping! Happy week-end! Pam
Beautiful dishes, and I love the chair shot.
Very pretty.
Thanks for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy
Thank you Cindy for your gracious comments! Many blessings, Pam
Beautiful!
Thank you, and blessings to you, Donna! Have a great week-end! Pam