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I've been looking forward to putting this vintage California Hand Prints tablecloth on the tabletop ever since I found it last Spring. I think this tablescape captures the colors of the seasons perfectly.
A scene from Southern Vermont yesterday~
and the tabletop today!
I've been admiring these tall grasses on my walk home from the subway station each day. From time to time I see other walkers harvesting a few stalks, and today was my turn. Two kitties were very excited when I brought these plumes into the house this evening. Can you see an eager face in this shot?
The Simon Pearce vase is paired with a vintage cornucopia from Goodwill. I've seen this shape attributed to several manufacturers, but I think this one was made by a crafter at a ceramics workshop given the initials and the date on the bottom. The glaze may have crazed over the years, but that just makes it a better match for the crackle glaze on the vase. The ceramic gourds are from Pier One last year.
The placesettings feature Fiesta square dinnerware in chocolate and shamrock with lemongrass lunch plates, Mexican wine glasses, Bakelite flatware and contemporary napkins with Pottery Barn leaf napkin rings.
Thanks for visting this tabletop harvest!
A scene from Southern Vermont yesterday~
and the tabletop today!
I've been admiring these tall grasses on my walk home from the subway station each day. From time to time I see other walkers harvesting a few stalks, and today was my turn. Two kitties were very excited when I brought these plumes into the house this evening. Can you see an eager face in this shot?
The Simon Pearce vase is paired with a vintage cornucopia from Goodwill. I've seen this shape attributed to several manufacturers, but I think this one was made by a crafter at a ceramics workshop given the initials and the date on the bottom. The glaze may have crazed over the years, but that just makes it a better match for the crackle glaze on the vase. The ceramic gourds are from Pier One last year.
The placesettings feature Fiesta square dinnerware in chocolate and shamrock with lemongrass lunch plates, Mexican wine glasses, Bakelite flatware and contemporary napkins with Pottery Barn leaf napkin rings.
Thanks for visting this tabletop harvest!
I just saw your post on Sunday Favorites. What a great tablescape you've created! You've used a great mix of pieces. Very nice! I am a newbie to blogging and your newest follower. I hope you will follow back! God bless you!
ReplyDeleteYour outdoors scenes are wonderful and you have brought the gorgeous colors into your table. I just love the mix of plates. How fun that you "harvested" the grasses. They are so pretty - hope the kitties don't mess them up too much. Your ceramics are wonderful. Great job on a lovely fall table.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous autumn table! I do love your vintage autumn tablecloth...such lovely shades of greens and golds! Ohhh...I just adore the white ceramic cornucopia with the beautiful pumpkins and gourds...sooo pretty!
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful autumn table with us for the Sunday Favorites party this week!
Warmest autumn wishes,
Chari