I bought a great Mexican-themed vintage tablecloth from a fellow collector that showcases the tray nicely between four palm trees!
The placesettings feature a mix of yellow vintage and green reissue Harlequin resting on post-86 Fiesta dinnerware plates in sapphire and cinnabar.
The flatware is a no-name Oneida pattern in a wave design. The vintage cocktail napkins are rolled inside Pier One wooden bead napkin rings. The Fizz glassware from Crate and Barrel was part of our wedding registry 8 years ago.
Harlequin individual creamers and vintage "Sleeping Mexican" salt and pepper shakers accents the tray. A small wooden scoop turns the Harlequin nut dish into a salt cellar.
I think this table is ready for your dining pleasure on this Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps On The Porch!
well, isn't this just the most delightful tablescape1 Wow and look at this, I am your first comment:)
ReplyDeleteI really love this delightful, whisical look and I love Fiestware! Nicely done on the entire look!
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Terry
Looks like a great opportunity for a fiesta! Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I'll bet that conference is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect setting for a festive meal! That tablecloth is so fun. Your fiestaware looks just perfect with it. That relish tray is a real find!
ReplyDeleteI love all the bright colors of Fiestaware. That vintage tablecloth is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love your little sleeping Mexicans and your tablecloth! It's always fun to add a special piece to your collection. Linda
ReplyDeleteFabulous as always my tablescape sister!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments! Thirty followers...yipee!
ReplyDeleteLove your colors -- great find! My daughter now wants to start collecting fiesta wear -- I think we'll both have fun with that!
ReplyDeleteOh my!! I stumbled across your blog this evening and I'm so glad that I did. Beautiful tablescapes!! I hunt for vintage tablecloths, too, and love your collection.
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