Hi lovely ladies!
I made this table scape to join Shirley's Tablescape party and Beverly's Pink Saturday. This time I created a tea table scape with some sweets and used again my teacups and salad plates I designed back at our former ceramic co. as it has shamrocks, to continue with the St. Patty's celebration. I also paired them with my reticulated dinner plates and other accessories from these dishes. I also added some little birds around the table to evoke spring. Ok, take a look, hope you like it.
Thank you in advance for coming and for the lovely and kind comments you always leave me.
Thank you lovely and gracious hostesses for having me at your fabulous parties each week.
My table scape for high tea with some depression green glass, like this fruit bowl.
I used a plain tabletopper in pink and I placed on top of it my organza, embroidered, green and beige place mats.
The flower vase is vintage Bohemian crystal from Czechia... in gold and green. A couple of Italian porcelain white doves have landed on the table too...I guess for some sweet crumbs, lol..
I placed my oatmeal bread on a green depression glass leaf. |
I took this shot standing on a chair...I always say that I'm not to tall, therefore, they never come out as I wish. DH doesn't ever volunteer, lol.. |
The lace like hurricanes are from my set of reticulated dishes as well. |
The tea set in an Italian tray, I have it for more than 20 years. |
Little birdies inside the cloches with vanilla and chocolate cupcakes. |
The place setting I chose, with reticulated dinner plate, salad plate in green with shamrocks and Polish sherbet in pink. |
The hand decoration on the teacup is like the embroidery on the blouses of the indigenous women from Ecuador...this was my inspiration for the 14 designs of dishes I did back then.
The picture is crooked, not the tabletopper, lol.. Many kisses to all my Irish friends...ok, and to us the faux Irish ones too, lol !
FABBY
Beverly's Pink Saturday at: http://howsweetthesound.blogspot.com
Flaunt it Friday at: http://frenchcountrycottage.blogspot.com
Home Sweet Home at: http://thecharmofhome.blogspot.com
Open House Friday at: http://nominimalisthere.blogspot.com
Potpourri Friday at: http://apotpourrioflife.blogspot.com
Foodie Friday at: http://designsbygollum.blogspot.com
Seasonal Sunday at: http://thetablescaper.blogspot.com
Feather Your Nest Friday at: http://frenchcountrycottage.blogspot.com
Sunday Showcase Party at: http://underthetableand dreaming.blogspot.com
On the Menu Monday at: http://stonegable.blogspot.com
Metamorphosis Monday at: http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com
Masterpiece Monday at: http://boogieboardcottage.blogspot.com
Amaze Me Monday at: http://dittledattle.blogspot.com
Mix it Up Monday at: http:/flourmewithlove.blogspot.com
Table Top Tuesday at: http://astrollthrulife.blogspot.com
Your Cozy Home Party at: http://cozyhomescenes.blogspot.com
Lady Katherine's Tea Party Tuesday at: http://ladykatherineteaparlor.blogspot.com
Trsih's Tea Party Tuesday at: http://sweetology101.blogspot.com
Tea Time Tuesday at: http://rosechintzcottage.blogspot.com
Friends Sharing Tea at: http://bernideensteatimeblog.blog.spot.com
Tea Time Tuesday at: http:sandymyyellowdoor.blogspot.com
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday at: http://coastalcharm.blogspot.com
Knick of Time Tuesday at: http://knickoftime.blogspot.com
Tuesday Cuppa Tea at: http://antiuesandteacups.blogspot.com
Fabby your tables are always so beautiful and elegant. And this one is no exception. I love your Pink and Green. So refreshing and inviting. It welcomes Spring :-)
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Hi, Fabby! I always love your tables. You choose pieces with such interesting shapes and colors. Even your candles have special details. What a great view you have out your window!!
ReplyDeleteMy gosh,Fabby, you are just amazing. Your dinnerware is absolutely exquisite and I love all your shamrock pieces. I am Irish/English and my hubby is Irish/Polish so there is Ireland in my blood for sure. When his grandmother died his Dad took all the beautiful Belleek and sold it off without ever offering to let anyone in the family have it. I would have been glad to pay him for it. It just makes me sick that it is gone. It had been handed down from her grandmother. Sad...
ReplyDeleteYou do an absolutely beautiful job, Fabby. Everytime I come here I am just in awe. xo Diana
Just beautiful......as always! You have some lovely things!!
ReplyDeleteFabby, oh Fabby, your table is gorgeous...from the place setting to the antique dinnerware and centerpiece vignette...I cannot say enough of your most spectacular table!...I do have a question though, is that a window or painting that I see in the room...if it is a window, you have an awesome, awesome view!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining the Egg-xellent Spring Party..I so much appreciate it!!
Have a wonderful day..Happy St. Patrick's Day!
This is spectacular, Fabby! I love your plate chargers. Where did you get them? So pretty! Of course everything on the table is very pretty too....Christine
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! And to think so many of the pieces are your own design! I wish you still had your business so I could buy things from you! What a stunningly elegant table!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely! My favorite parts are the tea cup/salad plate pattern and that beautiful stemware. I'm such a groupie of sherbet dishes like that. I wish I had them in every hue imaginable.
ReplyDeleteMi chicka!
ReplyDeleteOh la la??? Tnx God, I didn't missed my flight.
WOw! where's my chair? I so hungry now I really need some tea.
Everything is so pretty and the bread and the...and the... can't get enough.
Happy TS, dear Lady F and hope you have a great & blessed w/end.
Hugs,
/C
P.S.
I need your help...
Here is the question:
I opened a new foodie blog and I used same google acct. It works those first 2 days and yesterday, somehow, I lost the link to Chubby Chieque.
I see you have 2 blogs. I would like to have the same. You will understand what I mean, when you come and visit me, pressing the link i use. You will ended to Yummylichie and not to Chubby Chieque.
How to do the "setting"? Hope to get some feedback to sort out my delimma. Thank you,
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All very lovely here!
ReplyDeleteHi Fabby! Your table is gorgeous! Love your dishes and everything you've placed on your table. You do have the most gorgeous things and really know how to set a beautiful table.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
What a strikingly rich yet fresh table. The use of the pastel glass with the deeply colored pottery with an accent of the white china makes it like a painting of flowers in the morning light. I like your whimsical touch of the little birds. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Fabby! You've done a beautiful job once again!
ReplyDeleteFabby, you do have the best dishes!! You must show us where you keep them all. I think these dishes are fabulous.. especially with the addition of the pink pieces. It's absolutely fabulous.. fabby!! Happy St. Patrick's.. xo marlis
ReplyDeleteFabby, you never cease to amaze me! Your St. Patrick's table and the spring table are just truly gorgeous. I always love what you do. You have the most beautiful things to display. I love hearing about where they come from. So glad I found you. I truly love your blog. Thanks so much for your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSo many things to love here! A set of Leed's Creamware Reticulated plates is on my "someday list". Your pieces are glorious. I love the warmth of the Depression Glass, and those Shamrock salads are priceless. Thanks for inviting us for a peak. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteYour table is fabulous! I love all the colors. What great memories too! Thank your for sharing at the Spring'tacular! Have a great weekend!
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Fabby, what a gorgeous tablescape! I have always loved the pink and green color combo! Your dishes are just gorgeous! What great details!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely the design on the teacups! And the shell-shaped icecream spoons are so special....
ReplyDeleteThe details of this table could keep me admiring them for a l-o-n-g time!
(The food looks tempting, also.)
Pretty table...I love those goblets!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Rene'
Look at your gorgeous dinning room and the view out the window!
ReplyDeleteHi Fabby,
ReplyDeleteYour table is just beautiful! Love the color combination of pink and green. Happy St. Patrick's Day! ~Delores
GOOD AFTERNOON FABBY!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for visiting me today; I think I saw you over at Doreen's blog! What a glorious table fit for a queen, an IRISH QUEEN! Are you having fun? DO SO! And dream bigger dreams every day! Many thanks, Anita
Your table is very beautiful, dear Fabby. You have so many gorgeous dishes and together they are lovely and very elegant.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
Beautiful table settings and wonderful colors. Love all the spring accents...Happy Pink and Green Saturday. Thanks for visiting CITexas Gal...Sue
ReplyDeleteHi Fabby! Wow, you had a lot of fun with this! I really like the Polish dinnerware and the green depression glass pieces. Your pink tablecloth helps everything stand out nicely! Those pink stemware and footed dessert bowls have such a nice pattern on them! Love the centerpiece too! Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Fabby! This is a beautiful table and I love your dishes - especially the plate chargers! Thanks for visiting me earler today - hope you'll come back and visit often!
ReplyDeleteHugs -
Carol @ arewethereyet
Oh Fabby, Your table is amazing. I just love the dishes you designed. How wonderful it would have been to tour the factory. Your reticulated dinnerware is gorgeous and looks so "fabby" with the salad plate and pink stemmed dish. Oh, the ice cream and cookies are going to be wonderful. Your bread looks delish, I zeroed in on that in the first picture.
ReplyDeleteI have missed visiting, I have been resting a wee bit.
Happy Saint Patrick's Day,
Love to you, Ginger
Hi Fabby, what a gorgeous table. Those green flower dishes are so lovely. The Bohemian vase is a beauty. xo
ReplyDeleteHello Fabby,
ReplyDeleteFirst I would like to say thank you so much for visiting and following my blog, and for your sweet comments!
Your table settings are truly unique and beautiful. I have been scrolling through your blog looking at all of them! I love the reticulated plates used in this one, and the shamrock edged dishes made by your former company. How special that you have, and are able to use such sentimental pieces! I love all of the birds also!
Hope you are having a nice weekend.
xo-LIsa
Fabby, it's always a treat to see your beautiful tables. This one in pink and green is a delight. You have some wonderful pieces.
ReplyDeleteLove your table love the birds
ReplyDeleteHi, Fabby...this tablescape just sings out "SPRING"!! So beautiful. I have always liked pink and green together, and so love the crystal goblets and the dishes paired with the reticulated pieces, and the little white birds add such a whimsical touch!! You always have such wonderful things, and I like to read about where each piece comes from. You have some gorgeous inherited pieces along with the dishes you made.
ReplyDeleteThe green embroidered placemats look lovely over the pink table-
cloth, too. It all goes together to make a glorious spring tea party
table!!
Happy St. Patrick's Day (I am Irish mixed in with Spanish!) and also belated Pink Saturday, too!
Hope you have a lovely week...
Hugs, Francy
Yay...I found your posting blog. The first two listed on the profile page aren't.
ReplyDeleteYour table is just stunning. So elegant, as always.
You have such beautiful things.
Fabby,
ReplyDeleteHi! I have a real fondness for that pink glass. I love the pink and green together. It says spring. What a lovely table. Perfect.
Pat
Fabby, this is a FABulous table:):) Did you get my little joke??? You have the prettiest dishes and set such a lovely table. So many treasures to see and it also seems so relaxing, I would love to sit here and share a cup of tea. XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness, Fabby, everywhere I looked I saw another visual treat! What a pretty table. I hope you've had a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi Fabby, I love your beautiful tablescape, as always!! Pink and green are such a pretty combination. This just says "Happy Spring"!!!
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Love the pink and green! Just in time for spring!
ReplyDeleteStacy
I am in love with your goblets and sherberts...so lovely! What a beautiful table!!
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful. I love your spring china.
ReplyDeleteI love the pink and green, so beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing at Mix it up Monday :) Have a wonderful week Fabby!
ReplyDeleteOh Fabby! You really do know how to set a gorgeous table! I love the way you mix it all up. The china is gorgeous and vibrant. The tea cups so pretty in all their colors.
ReplyDeleteThe glass ware too is just beautiful.
What a joy it must be to sit at your table.
Hugs,
Terri
What a lovely table Fabby! You have the most amazing things. I just love your elegant stemware. I love pink and green together. I think it is one of the prettiest color combinations. Your ceramic plates are beautiful as always. OH, you just have endless beauty! I think of you every day as I pass the piano and feel so lucky to have your beautiful tea chest! xxoo
ReplyDeleteEVERYTHING looks gorgeous. I wish you all still had your pottery business."I'd be a customer.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
I love it all. Richard from My Old Historic House.
ReplyDeleteHi Fabby,
ReplyDeleteYou always share such gorgeous tablescapes!
This one is very lively, full of colour and beauty!The china from your former company makes a statement here!
I must say I miss your visits in my blog...
Have a great week.
Hugs
Beautiful table, lovely pieces. I really like the cupcake cloches! Happy Spring~
ReplyDeleteFabby, your table is just gorgeous! You have so many beautiful pieces!
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Fabby,
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful tablescape!!
Love all the colors!!
Thanks so much for your visits and kind comments!!
Hugs,
Deb
Gorgeous plates! Thank you for joining me at Home Sweet Home!
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Hi Fabby, What a wonderful table you have set. It is simply gorgeous. I love every little detail and the way your dishes look with the pink clear glass. You are so very talented, and I do believe your tablescapes should be in a magazine.
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of the gorgeous view outside your window in the background. My gosh what I would give to look out and see that.
Now I will take a seat and enjoy your yummy cookies on that gorgeous platter with a cup of tea. I may drop a few crumbs for the darling little birdies too.
Thank you for sharing this beauty and also for stoppin by for a visit. Always so great to see you.
Happy Spring.
Hugs, Celestina Marie
beautiful. beautiful. beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and colorful table, Fabby, and the honey bread sounds delicious! Akmost like a fruit cake.
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ReplyDeleteMy Pink, you might want to link up with my Color Connection meme as well.