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Hooray! It's Tablescape Thursday time again, and today, the table is set very simply in the sunroom . 
The pattern is Sculptured Grape from Poppytrail, which I chose for my every day dishes in 1974(eek!) when I got married. :)
The glasses are vintage Hazel Atlas, which luckily mimics the grape pattern in the dishes. :)
These goblets were a wedding gift. I didn't like them much at the time, but now I see them every where in antique shops. Indiana Blue Carnival Harvest Grape.
The sugar and creamer were a wedding gift from my sweet Aunt Ola. I think of her every time I use them. The napkins are some more "good stuff" I got from a friend when she sold her B&B.
(Yawn!)Hmmm......... Looks like a it's gonna be a nice, sunny day out there.
Time to relax with a good magazine. :)Please see Between Naps on the Porch with Susan to see more beautiful tables.
Thanks for stopping by. I loved having ya! :)
27 comments:
How inviting! How pretty! This is absolutely lovely. The little birdies...are those salt and pepper shakers? Too cute. Wonderful tablescape!
That tablescape turned out very pretty. I like all of your pieces.
That tablescape turned out very pretty. I like all of your pieces.
I sure love your china! Really from 1974? It looks brand new! The colors of the goblets are gorgeous and the centerpiece is perfect! Cindy
Very pretty tablescape! Love those olden dishes!
be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
I love your pretty Carnival glass! It looks so nice with you tablesetting today. Happy TT to you!
D, your blue carnival glass is fabulous! I never see the blue, only the amber and the green! I'd love a set of blue! Your tablescape is so pretty and so inviting! Your dishes are lovely!
Thanks for sharing!
Tina
Hi D,
Thank you for visiting my blog and following. I have enjoyed reading several of your posts and agree your granite Venetian Gold looks fantastic. I used it for two kitchens I designed recently. It is so rich looking and has great colors to work with. I also like your new red & white quilt; it pops on your bed. This Tablescape looks fresh and inviting and I like how you combined the Hazel Atlas glasses with your wedding goblets. The laces on the napkins is a nice touch. I will enjoy following you and look forward to getting to know you.
Cathy
Beautiful tablescape! I loved everything about it! I love the sunporch! I love blue and white! I love it all!
Thanks for visiting my blog!
This is just beautiful! The dishes are very pretty, and they look great layered with the ivory ones. I love your sun porch!
Jane
I love the sculpted grape dishes and your goblets. Very nice setting on a lovely sun porch!
Christi
so fresh and I love the magazine
Hi D....love your table. It is so pretty and fresh!!!!
Barb
J'adore your grape dishes... très FAB!!!
GM D, this is so beautiful my friend...love the soft blue/white together...May you have a great weekend...hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
I cannot believe your dishes are 25 years old!!! They are so cute, I also enjoyed looking through your house too, thanks for letting me visit!! ,xoxo~Kathy~ @ Sweet Up-North Mornings...
Very pretty - I like the blue and white together.
Glenda
I just got my Traditional Homes magazine in the mail today! Guess I'll be looking at it here after my nightly shower. I LOVE those napkins! And I was just looking on eBay this afternoon at those goblets! PRETTY!
Brenda
So inviting...I love those gorgeous plates!
Jane (Artfully Graced)
Very Soothing, I always love a blue and green color pallet!
Love those dishes! I can't believe they are from '74 - they look like you could find them today. And that stemware, gorgeous! Funny how you can appreciate things over time!
DD
Very pretty! I love those carnival glasses!
Katherine
Ooo, I like everything I see. You have so many pieces of blue and blue and white. Come play Blue Monday with us!
thanks for the visit. your table is beautiful. enjoy your magazine.
blessings,
aimee
What a beautiful tablescape. I especially love
the glassware.
You really have a pretty pattern in Poppytrail. Your table is very coordinated with the grapes and vines. Hope you have a lovely day!
This is an old post, but I thought I'd share that this is was mother mother's informal china when she was first married! It's tucked away now, but she still talks fondly of it. :)
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