Between Naps On The Porch for another Tablescape Thursday. If ever I wanted to tell anyone about a blog, Susan's would be the place! She is lovely, imaginative and inspiring and truly puts an incredible amount of work and effort into her posts' so thank you Susan for hosting another great party! You are a joy to know and to learn from my friend!
This year, my husband and I are hosting our Thanksgiving holiday with his beautiful daughter (my bonus daughter) Andrea, her husband, Ted and our two precious grandsons Cole and Blake.
There are no words in the English language to describe the joy this precious little family brings to our lives, what I know for sure is; we love them and are so blessed we are all together on this most thankful of days...
The details:
Stemware; Cambridge "Rambler Rose" from my grandmother c.1945
Vintage China; Noritake "Revenna" from my grandmother c.1950
Contemporary dinnerware; Williams-Sonoma Porcelain Turkey Salad/Dessert Plates
Sterling Silver; "South Seas" in Community from my grandmother c.1950
Dining chairs; Ethan Allen
Quilt wall hanging; "Rose's Civil War Baskets"
Table runner; Jo Morton fabric, handmade by yours truly:)
Photo Location; our home in the beautiful Pacific Northwest
Blessings; my husband, Mark and our family, both near and far...
"Happy Thanksgiving everyone"
So Happy to see your post.. you have been missed.
ReplyDeleteLovely setting , what a magical time to share with family. Many Blessing s to you all ... xo HHL
Your table is lovely. Sounds like this will be a wonderful and special Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I have that same set of stemware. Mine are inherited pieces as well. They were from my mother. (I'm somewhat older than you!) She was married in 1945, so your date is spot on.
ReplyDeleteI never knew anything about them. Now I have their name. I'm so happy that I happened on to your blog.
These are some of the prettiest turkey dishes I have ever seen. They are so elegant. What a beautiful table they make. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving day.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jacqueline, your turkey dishes are exquisite. Your holiday table is wonderful and I love your chairs too! Thanks for sharing and Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteJust when I thought I had seen every turkey plate! Yours is so beautiful! I love this table! From the chairs (exquisite) to the fabulous plates and runner. Perfection!
ReplyDeleteI am so so sorry to hear about your friend. It is always so sad to lose someone and especially around the holidays. May you feel their love forever. My heart goes with you. Thanks for sharing that. Great friends are true treasures aren't they.
ReplyDeleteI think I clicked off before by post went through...anyway...The table is lovely and it is nice to have all the family history attached to your setting. Happy Thanksgiving-Hugs- Diana
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beautiful beautiful table and dining room! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful setting! How can you not have a wonderful Thanksgiving with a table that gorgeous and family you love and hold dear. I hope you have a wonderful day, my friend!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving...I hope it was wonderful with your family. Your table is so beautiful and the how wonderful that so much of your table setting were handed down from family.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table...love seeing all the different turkey plates everyone has. I don't think I had seen your beautiful china before.
ReplyDeleteThat china is just gorgeous! Your table is so pretty, I bet your family loved it! I love seeing family pieces, they are just so special! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh, these turkey plates are gorgeous. I may need to make a trip to WS soon. Your table looks gorgeous with all the special family pieces.
ReplyDeleteThe William-Sonoma turkey plates are a lovely amendment to your grandmother's treasured tabletop items...family things are always the very best...a true blessing. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Beautiful! That stemware is just about the prettiest...wow!!!
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