Hello sweet friends !
Weather you like, or not Halloween, here it is over as is the month of October. It is amazing how soon Thanksgiving and Christmas will be here and thus the year 2018 will end before we realize it !
Today, the last Wednesday of the month, I hosted my monthly Rosary prayers with my friends and prayed for all of you, for all the sick people we know and don't know, for our countries, may God bless us all, He only knows all the blessings we need.
As usual I offer my friends after prayers, coffee, tea or hot chocolate with a couple of types of warm bread, cheese and home made marmalade like today; sometimes I also add some 'Dulce de Leche' for a spread on bread. It is a mostly humble tea time.
I've also been Fall decorating around the house a little, not moving much what was already there, but I have enjoyed doing it and so I wanted to share it with you.
Happy November, the month of Thanking Lord.
I love this Egyptian piece where I gathered some Chinoiserie and a Delft cachepot or bowl with a few Indian corn. |
My Oriental ladies are the cutest, ever ! |
The cute small console at the entrance hall to our bedroom is a heirloom piece from dear MIL and I love it cause it's so small and cute! |
In this photo you can appreciate how close the breakfast area is to the formal dining room section. |
People always ask me what the floor is and wonder if it's ceramic tiles, but no it isn't, it's marble with black marble diamonds as well.
I added my elegant 'mercury glass' pumpkins and candle on a antique pewter tray and flanked by two bisque porcelain reindeers.
One end table with a mercury glass pumpkin candle holder too.
The other end table.
The 100 year old Virgin Mary a MIL's heirloom and the childs chair, which after the Rosary I rearranged it in the pic below this one.
The chair at your left is an antique Italian folding chair. The white basket with little pumpkins and gourds was the centerpiece of my Oct. Rosary table setting. |
Some of you might remember I brought this china with the Magnolis flower from Spain last May. |
Here is the white basket centerpiece, which after the Rosary tea I took it to display it at a living room's nook. |
Beautiful table.
ReplyDeleteJoyously,
Betty
I love your rosary teas...
ReplyDeleteFabby,
ReplyDeleteBecause of my absence, I hadn't seen your china from Spain.
Absolutely beautiful!
I love the green and white tablescaping linens, also!
Your October Rosary and Autumn decor is fabulous!
Pat
Gorgeous vignettes,your home is stunning!Did you paint that Imari cachepot/bowl???!!It is just FABULOUS!Hugs!
ReplyDeletebeautiful, just beautiful.. XOXO
ReplyDeleteFabby, your blue and white chinoiserie pieces are lovely, especially the 'ladies'. By the way, I like the photo you've selected for your homepage. The fall colors are perfect and the dough bowl is styled so well. (I may have to copy that, lol!)
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to your posts with beautiful tables and positive comments. Your lovely magnolia China reminds me of the set I inherited from my Grandma, she purchased it in the ‘50’s. Thank you for sharing yours with us.
ReplyDeleteI always love visiting your beautiful home, Fabby. I know the ladies that pray the rosary with you, appreciate your beautiful tea time. Happy November to you.
ReplyDeleteHi Fabby,
ReplyDeleteIt's so good to hear from you! Your fall decor looks so elegant, and it suits your lovely home perfectly. I always enjoy seeing your house! Your have such a gorgeous collection of china, and your new magnolia dishes are no exception. I have to tell you those placemats caught my eye first thing; they're just exquisite and I would love to have some of those.
I think it's so nice that you have these rosary teas once a month. I love that you pray, not only for family and loved ones, but for our countries as well. I think it's so important to remember to do that. Take care, dear Fabby, and have a wonderful weekend!
Warm hugs,
Denise
Dearest Fabby,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely October Rosary Tea Setting you created here.
Can't believe it is November already, All Saints Day as we had Mass this morning and lunch with friends together.
Very special way for starting the weekend.
There is so much to pray for these days!
Praying also that Pieter will get his strength back and get rid of his bronchitis.
Tuesday is a very important day in the world's history as the USA can still set the tone for a lot of Western countries.
So grateful that the people in Brasil finally got their conservative leader after years of socialist government. People suffer because of it, look at Venezuela!
Sending you hugs and blessings,
Mariette
Fabby, your leaf topper looks fabulous with your magnolia china and other pieces. Setting a beautiful table for your occasions is such a lot of work, but must be sooooo appreciated by your friends.
ReplyDeleteFabby,
ReplyDeleteI love looking at all of your decor. The Virgin Mary is beautiful and the child's chair is adorable. Your house looks so beautiful and those floors are amazing.
Wow, is all I can say.
Hugs,
Bev
Once again you have set such a pretty table for fall and your friends. I can tell you love entertaining them. Thanks for sharing at Cooking and Crafting with J&J. Have a nice week
ReplyDeleteJulie
Such a beautiful table as always dear Fabby. I just love how you and your friends get together with such a humbled heart and pray for others like you do. What a blessing. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteHappy November to you!!!
ReplyDeleteYour home looks as lovely as always!!! Thanks so much for stopping by and for your kind comment!!
Hugs,
Debbie