A Chill In The Air

A chill in the air tells me Fall is not far away.
Details on the table at the end of this post.

 

 

 

 

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Chargers from Anthropologie

Fiesta in Shamrock, Cinnabar and Chartreuse

Wells Art Glaze Peach plates

Raspberry Shakers

Metlox Poppy Trail Spiral Candle Holders

Prototype Swirl design Fiesta Rose Chop Plate

Deauville flatware

Vera Wang "Infinity" crystal

Napkins - Home Goods

Napkin rings - Pier 1

Rhythm divided snack plate

Fiesta disc pitchers and Jam Jars

Vintage Tablecloth from my collection

I'm linking up to:
Masterpiece Monday at Boogieboard Cottage
Seasonal Sundays at The Tablescaper

What's For Dinner?

No idea what's for dinner, but the table is set!

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Fall Colors Are Creeping Into The Mix

It's time again for Marty's weekly Tabletop Tuesday over at A Stroll Through Life.

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Even though it is still basically summer here in Northern California, I seem

to be gravitating to some of the darker colors that show up in Fall tablescapes.

This vintage tablecloth is topped with Made In China chargers,

Post86 Fiesta in Turquoise, Cinnabar, and White.  The little checkered

bowls are from a vintage look line of dinnerware from Homer Laughlin.

Glassware from Pier 1, flatware is "Cityscape."

The turquoise vase is vintage and was one of the vases done in several different

shapes and colors by Homer Laughlin for the 1939 World's Fair.

One of my very favorites shapes in Post86 Fiesta is the Gusto Bowl.

The salt and pepper shakers in Ivory and Turquoise are vintage Fiesta,

as are the Carafe and 2 Pint pitcher in the image below.

Cut-work cake stand is from Home Goods.

Vintage mixing bowl is tiny and comes in several other sizes.

The bowls in Cinnabar and Turquoise are the Post86 Rimmed Soup Bowls.

Another favorite shape in Post86 Fiesta is this Hostess Bowl with its deco decorative design.

The fold-up sandwich tray is a reproduction.

Heart shaped Post86 bowl in White.

Thanks so much for coming by to see my tablescape on this Tabletop Tuesday!