
Susan over at Between Naps on the Porch hosts Tablescape Tuesdays. I have been following the Tuesday Tablescapes, but had never participated. I decided to take pictures of my Thanksgiving table with idea in mind of using it for a Tablescape Tuesday. So here we are at my first time.

The first mosiac shows my Thanksgiving Table centerpiece and an overall view of the table. I used the Currier and Ives set of dishes that I inherited from my mother-in-law. I usually use these dishes for the winter time gatherings. The pictures on the dishes make me feel like it is appropriate for winter time use. I like to have a pitcher of ice water on the table. This time I used a white one with a blue rim and set it on a desert plate to keep the drips off the table. I actually don't remember where I got the pitcher from. I think most were handed down to me from various family members. I remember picking one up at a thrift store one time. This one may have been the one from the thrift store. I made the napkins one year, but sadly I did not get a good enough closeup of the napkins.

This mosiac has closeups of the different dishes. The first is the dessert plate on top of the dinner plate. Then the dinner plate on the top right. The bottom row shows the saucer that the cup sits on, then the cup. The stemware is from Princess house. Also inherited from my mother-in-law. I used the footed beverage glasses for water and the smaller size of the wine glasses for the dinner wine. The pie was served on the dessert plates.
Thank you to Susan for being the gracious host of Tablescape Tuesdays.
Click here to visit her for more tablescapes.
27 comments:
Hi again! It would be really thrilling if I knew your relatives, that's for sure. Sometimes the world is very small. I hope you'll remember to ask as it would be very nice to know where they came from.
I've been very busy this weekend with the 20 years celebration at work on Friday evening. my DH's granddaughters 5th birthday on Saturday and decorating for Advent on Sunday. Everything seems to take so much more time nowadays.
Hope you have a nice day.
Love Elzie
That turkey centerpiece looks really bright with the Fall colors. That water pitcher is an excellent idea. No need to take in more calories in what is already a calorie laden meal.
The Currier & Ives looks like a classic and the stemware sets it off really well.
It looks like it was a beautiful table for your Thanksgiving dinner. I'm sure it was appreciated. I have to say again how pretty I think your dishes are. I really love the color.
take care,
Dawn
Hi Linnea, Your dishes are lovely! I think I goofed up, I was supposed to participate in Tabletop Tuesday, and I didn't know what to do. I'm still new to all of this! Maybe I'll just go back and repost the photo of Thanksgiving! I now I know what to do for next time!
Carol
Love the blue dishes. They're so pretty on the table. I'm sure they must be a family treasure!
Nice table! Love the turkey & the Currier & Ives plates!
How wonderful to inherit such beautiful dishes for your MIL. I really treasure things like that and love to use them. Beautiful!
I've always liked Currier & Ives.
Very pretty plates.
You already know I love those dishes! The table looks fab and the centerpiece so bright and welcoming. I'll bet everyone chowed down and left the table happy and full.
Love those pretty plates. Your TG table looks so pretty. I've never been to your blog. It's nice to meet you, and I'm sure I'll be coming back to visit more. laurie
I LOVE YOUR PLATES.GREAT TABLESCAPE.I WILL RETURN...ANN
Hi Nea!! Your Thanksgiving table is really pretty!! It looks very warm and inviting, and like "love" went into setting it. I may join in the tablescapes if it continues into the new year.
Joyful blessings to you, Becky
Beautiful! The centerpiece is fabulous! :) ~Rhonda
~Beautiful~ Lovely dishes.
I believe these dishes also came in a green. My aunt has them. They are very pretty. Like your collages.
Hi Linnea,
Your tablescape is BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE those plates...they are just so pretty! LOVE your centerpiece too!
Evening, Linnea! I love your tablescape! I have all these Currier and Ives dishes. I used to collect them and have almost everything ever crafted! lol You did a beautiful job on your first tablescape.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Hi Linnea, Love the blue and white...one of my favorite color schemes! Your centerpiece is so festive...love Mr. Turkey in the middle...so cute! My favorite are those plates with the winter scenes! Love it all...great job on your first TT! :-) Susan
What pretty dishes and you do create a lovely table! Blue and white anything is a favorite with me so I loved seeing your table!
Love,
Sue
Those dishes are just beautiful and what a great job you did for your first post.. hugs and smiles Gloria
What a wonderful tablescape. The blue dishes are especially pretty.
I grew up on those dishes! I even have a few that I mix in with my own set of blue and white, although a different pattern, still looks good! Very nice!
Thanks, sweetness!!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia :)
You did such a beautiful job. I just love those dishes I wish they were mine! :)
There's that blue and white china I love! Good job! :-)
XO,
Sheila
I've got my laundry under control, now it's time to think about my Christmas to-do list!
Using family dishes make a feast such as Thanksgiving even better! Your place settings look so lovely! Thank you for mentioning Advent! Shame on me! Of course, we celebrated the first Sun. in Advent at Church, but I keep forgetting to get out our candles! I used to have an Advent wreath like yours, but it got to where the candles wouldn't stand up straight in it, so I got rid of it----and keep forgetting to replace it. I end up using four free standing candle holders and placing them within a wreath---so NOW I must go dig out my candles! Thanks for the reminder! Dana
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