Today I’m recycling a post from November 2016 with a few new mosaics. I hope you enjoy it!
A November Brunch with a dear friend means an autumn table and thankfulness.
I’m using my antique tea set with vintage china and carved olive wood candle holders from Jerusalem.
I layered vintage china – plate, salad plate, and saucer on a thrift store place mat.
The napkins were folded in half and then pleated multiple times going sideways accordion-style. Then the pleated napkin was folded in half and placed in glass with open side on top. You could place them in a napkin holder without the last fold and spread the pleats fan-like. They can be placed on the plate or by the silverware.
Have a blessed day!
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Beautiful setting ♥
Thanks, Summer. Have a wonderful day!
What a lovely setting. Those cups and saucers are gorgeous.
Hugs,
Bev
Thanks Bev. Have a great day!
I feel like I could sit down and feel right at home in your house. Lovely!
I would be thrilled to have you here.
The last time you used this tea set in a tablescape I really loved it. It’s such a gorgeous set. Pairing it with the orangish plate and square salad plate really make for an attractive setting. I love the shapes, colors and patterns. The candlesticks are stunning, love their carved shape, they look lovely on the table.
That is such a sweet comment. Thank you. I hope your week went better than last week.
Carol, those dishes are absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
Thanks, Jann.
Carol, that vintage tea set is stunning and I love the wooden candlesticks. It makes such a beautiful setting xo
Thanks, Carla.
Carol, l Love your brunch setting, the color and the tea setting. can l have the cake ?
Yes, it’s pumpkin vegetable muffin. Quite delicious!
Carol, what a beautiful table that you set! Such a lovely collection. I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving, stay well and stop back again.
Thanks, Tom. Happy Thanksgiving!
What a beautiful tablescape!! I like the dishes. The way you fold the napkins accordion style is very neat! It’s all so beautiful!
Thanks! Have a wonderful weekend.
That tea set is gorgeous and is that Fiesta beneath? I love the orange with the tea set. And the napkin fold is really lovely. I always think I’m going to do that and never follow through. Maybe this year!
I got the tea set in the 1970’s if you can believe that. Antique from Japan. No the orange plate is not fiesta. Hope you’re having a good day.
Oh, this all looks lovely, dear Carol. Such a lovingly laid table shows your girlfriend your appreciation – and your dishes are really beautiful.
All the best
Traude
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Oh what a beautiful tea set. Everything is wonderful. My problem is I would be so worried to drop something. I’m a klutz near beautiful things. You have so many beautiful things Carol.
Cruisin Paul
Don’t worry. If you came to visit we could both drink from plastic glasses. That’s what I do. I used to use pretty glass glasses and then I got arthritis. I drop everything so I quit using glass and now use a pretty blue plastic glass. The tea sert is kept on the top shelf in a kitchen cabinet. It is rare I even look up there. I’m a danger to it.
I love a pretty tablescape. Thank you for sharing at #aclwcc. Pinned and tweeted.
thanks for the pin and tweet