Today I am showing my Easter Tablescape. The theme was garden. I used my like new Verdi Green Imperial Glasses along with the Cobalt Imperial Glasses.
The pattern is called Old Williamsburg.
The pattern is called Old Williamsburg.
My mom gave me the green ones. She would buy them one a pay check. She thought they were soooooo expensive. .75 cents each. They are very heavy.....
These are our special guests.... Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny... my silly brother kept saying that he was going to unwrap them...nnnnnooooooooo....
their not really chocolate....
their not really chocolate....
A little garden tool and a pot of silk African Violets....
of course with the formal silver candle sticks...
of course with the formal silver candle sticks...
I thought that the Spode Copeland Buttercup was perfect for this garden setting...
and the burlap tablecloth was just as appropriate.
and the burlap tablecloth was just as appropriate.
Now... Make sure you join Marty and all her participants for table top Tuesday.
31 comments:
I love everything about it! How fun! Great table, colorful and gardenish...is that a word?
Very pretty!
Such a pretty table! I really liked your attention to detail and the colors work so well together. It must have made for a very festive Easter dinner!
How beautiful! I love how you mixed the greens and blues with each other and then added all of the garden themed things! So lovely and fresh!! I've enjoyed your post and your photos are wonderful!!!
Doni
Hi Liz,
Thanks for asking me to stop by...this is strange but I have been here before....in fact I could swear I'd left a comment. I think sometimes I forget to do the word verification and go on. That must be what happened as I specifically remember this lovely tablescape. I adore your glassware and Spode...well what can one say? It's as good as it gets. This is so pretty...every little detail. Thanks for entering my giveaway! Good luck.
Beautiful and creative! I love the bunnys.
Joyce
Oh I love your table...the bunnies do look like foiled chocolate ones...yummy~~I think my favorite element are those precious carrot napkin rings...how cute are they??!! Now I want to find some!! LOL..hope you are having a wonderful week with some lovely spring weather!
Miss Bloomers
Your table is very pretty, Liz. I love Mr. and Mrs. Bunny. Love all the little garden accessories...Christine
Love the table decorations. Wish I was that creative. Wondering if you made the tablecloth.
Soooooooooooooooo BEAUTIFUL! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
Really pretty! I love your bunnies they look perfect on this table. So cute.
I love your table! The napkin holders are sooo cool! Joan
I love the green glasses, you set a fun table!
Love the mix of blues and greens! Beautiful table!
Hi Liz! Oh, your table is just stunning. I love the mix of color with your beautiful glassware! That's funny about your mother and the glasses. But I remember when gas was 50 cents a gallon, so 75 cents was a lot more then! :)
Your dishes are so beautiful and those bunnies that looked wrapped up are so adorable! You did good!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
I love your table setting!~ The blue glasses are a real eye catcher, and the little napkin rings all different are super cute!~ Nice job!~
Your tablescape is just wonderful. I love the bunnies, flowers, silver and the wonderful way you arranged them all together. Your china and crystal are beautiful. I love the mix of the green and blue glasses. Those napkin rings are stunning. What a wonderful addition to your table. Everything is just so pretty and your pics are wonderful too. Thanks so much for joining the party. Hugs, Marty
What a pretty and fun table! LOVE that china pattern -- perfect for spring!
So very, very pretty and sweet! Each and every detail is hands down perfect. The foiled bunnies are just too cute. LOVE your dishes!!!!!
xoxoxo
becky
So beautiful table, love your garden accesories!!!
Hugs
Charo
Your pretty table is Easter perfection! Thanks for stopping by my blog -- I am so happy you liked it. I really like the way you pulled it all together, and I especially like the crocheted pieces that you have used under the plates. I like the heavy glassware a lot, too.
Scribbler
Your table is so sweet, Liz. I love the dishes and your bunnies are adorable. I also adore all of your garden accessories! SO cute!! :-)
xoxo
Jane
Your table looked great! You definitely put a lot of work into it. I especially liked your mix of green and cobalt glass. Very pretty!
Mr. & Mrs. Rabbit are so great on your table and I'm particularly loving the napkin rings. Hope you'll stop by and get in on our really useful giveaway. -- Jane F.
Liz, your table is beautiful. I love the mixture of the green and the blue stemware! I want the faux chocolate bunnies! They are adorable! laurie
Very nice! Your setting reminds me of Peter Rabbit and Beatrice Potter! The best of all the books an movies, lovely garden colors. I am like your brother, I would want to see if I could unwrap your bunnies! LOL! Thanks for you nice compliments to me as well!
This is just beautiful!! Great color scheme with the blue and green. I enjoyed seeing all the details, love the garden theme. Good job!
Katherine
Hi Liz!!!!
Oh gosh that table looks so wonderful!!! I love the burlap table cloth, what a greaT Addition to a garden theme!!!! Love the china, the goblets and the cute decor to go along with the theme!!!!I so loved it, made it so fun !!!!
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Have a great week
hugs,
jamie
Liz,
Those bunnies make it don't they?! :)
Your table looks so baroque and regal! I love the attention to detail, I'm not sure I'd have the patience nor the skills to arrange such delicate set-up! :)
Yours is just gorgeous!
Thanks for your sweet comment over at Bir Craft btw!
Hugs,
Bird
This tabletop is gorgeous, great use of color in your lovely vignette!
This is so lovely! I love your dishes and the way you did the center of the table! The napkin rings are great. Love the garden feel!
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