Coast-to-Coast: Two Fish, Four Fish, New Fish, More Fish

Coast-to-Coast:

Two Fish, Four Fish, New Fish, More Fish

Two tablescapes from the Atlantic Coast and two tablescapes from the Pacific Coast.  These tablescapes are the result of a collaboration among four far flung friends loosely known as the Dish Divas or Tablecloth Fairies, who often bestow unexpected gifts upon their fellow collectors and share a mutual love for Homer Laughlin dinnerware and both contemporary and vintage table linens.

The four fairies bringing you Coast-to-Coast: Two Fish, Four Fish, New Fish, More Fish today are Fairy Daphne from Tabletop Time in the Boston area and Fairy Elaine from lovely Virginia, along with their west coast counterparts Fairy Rebecca from the Pacific Northwest and Fairy Candy @ The Little Round Table from the fringes of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Here's Rebecca's Fish-Scape first, followed by mine.

You can find Daphne and Elaine playing with Fish over on

Tabletop Time today too!

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Fish From The Pacific Northwest

I was first introduced to the fish tablecloth by our fellow tablescape Diva Daphne from Tabletop Time during the 2009 HLCCA Conference in Pittsburgh.

For our quad scape today, I'm using the rose/gray colorway, complemented by Vintage Fiesta Forest luncheons and Chartreuse deep plates, a Chartreuse Harlequin teapot and Forest demitasse cup and saucer, Oneida Community Plate Deauville flatware and Rose Noritake goblets. This sea scape is accessorized with Oregon sand dollars and starfish, as well as green seaglass found in Washington and Florida.
Happy Day!

Rebecca

Thanks so much for joining our tablescaping extravaganza Rebecca!

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The Little Round Table fell for this tablescaping challenge

"Hook, Line and Sinker"

I'm using the turquoise and red colorway for today's tablescape.

You can check out other colorways that have appeared here on TLRT too:

The Old Mill Pond and Pink Fish

One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish ..... Chartreuse Fish!

Let's Go Swimmin'

Turquoise in all kinds of ways can be found in this tablescape:
Turquoise fish on the cloth, contemporary Fiesta dinner plates in turquoise,
vintage Homer Laughlin 'Carnival' turquoise salad plates, vintage Fiesta fruit bowls.  The vintage Fiesta Figure 8 Tray usually found in vintage Cobalt is unusual in Turquoise and normally holds the individual cream and sugar.  Here it is holding the ring handled creamer again in turquoise and a yellow vintage marmalade jar. The spiral turquoise candle holders are vintage Metlox.

Chicken of the Sea tuna bakers in yellow and turquoise.
The little matching salt and pepper shakers from Chicken of the Sea saw
the water and jumped right in!  Some of the ephemera from my collection with details on these premiums offered for purchasing canned tuna.

 

Other details:
Red checked "Diner" luncheon plates from Homer Laughlin

Hobnail glassware, footed glass cake stand and napkins from Home Goods

Footed glassware from Pier 1

Flatware is by Cambridge
Bamboo fishing poles cut fresh from my garden. :-)

We're joining

Tablescape Thursday over at Between Naps On The Porch

Alphabe-Thursday at Jenny Matlock

Today's Letter is "O" - O is for "Ocean to Ocean"

Vintage Thingies Thursday over at Coloradolady

Thrifty Thursday over at Tales From Bloggeritaville

Vintage Inspiration Friday over at Common Ground

Feathered Nest Friday over at French Country Cottage

Show and Tell Friday over at Cindy's My Romantic Home

Flaunt It Friday over at Chic On A Shoestring

Favorite Things over at Bargain Hunting and Chatting

Thanks so much for coming by for another Coast-to-Coast tablescaping

challenge.  We'll be doing another 4-way tablescaping challenge for

Valentine's Day, so stop back for that!

Coast-to-Coast Visions of Sugarplums

Today's post for Tablescape Thursday over at Between Naps On The Porch and Alphabe-Thursday at Jenny Matlock is the result of a collaboration among four far flung friends loosely known as the Dish Divas or Tablecloth Fairies, who often bestow unexpected gifts upon their fellow collectors and share a mutual love for Homer Laughlin dinnerware and both contemporary and vintage table linens.

The four fairies bringing you Coast-to-Coast Visions of Sugarplums today are Fairy Daphne from Tabletop Time in the Boston area and Fairy Elaine from lovely Virginia, along with their west coast counterparts Fairy Rebecca from the Pacific Northwest and Fairy Candy @ The Little Round Table from the fringes of the San Francisco Bay Area.

A sugar plum is a piece of dragée candy that is made of dried

fruits and shaped in a small round or oval shape

The Four Sugarplums

East Coast on Tabletop Time - Daphne and Elaine

West Coast on The Little Round Table - Rebecca and Candy

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Rebecca's Merry Christmas from the Pacific Northwest

I'm honored to be joining my west coast tablescape sister for Tablescape Thursday. This holiday table combines a home made candy cane striped tablecloth with contemporary Peppermint and Scarlet Fiesta, mixed with vintage light green plates and bowls, a vintage Medium Green Fiesta disk pitcher and shakers and Fiesta holiday flatware. The frosted Christmas Tree glasses are from an unknown maker. The peppermint swizzle sticks and jingle bell napkin rings are from one of my tablescape sisters on the East Coast joining our celebration today. A glitter ornament tree completes my table for you.

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Today's offering from The Little Round Table also brings you contemporary Peppermint Fiesta, along with the Holly and Ribbon pattern and the new Polka Dots, which is exclusive to HLCCA.  The tablecloth is vintage, candles, shakers, and goblets are Pier 1, apothocary jar, napkins and red tumblers from Home Goods.  The hard to find holiday flatware is by Cambridge and is variously called "Dot Gingham" or Duplex "Happy."

This is an alternate combination of these beautiful Fiesta patterns using the Peppermint luncheon plates with the Holly and Ribbon dinner plates.

Wishing all my fellow Divas and readers the most wonderful of holidays!

The Little Round Table will be decked out with additional holiday tablescapes

for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, so please stop back again!