As we approach the end of the year, I'm having fun thinking about beautiful table settings for dinner. Over the next few weeks I'll be doing a few posts on this and also showing you some antique and vintage goodies that I put into my new shop with your holiday tables in mind.
When I dress a table for dinner in the winter, I love to use loads of candles, pretty cutlery and plates. We have a roaring fire going in our dining room at supper time, overhead candles on a chandelier and soft lights in lamps around the room.
I particularly like these vintage napkin rings and cutlery blended with the translucent effect of silver, glass and subtle lighting.
These pretty, turn of the century, serving spoons and forks would be perfect to serve small pastries and hors d'oeuvres, I put them into the shop yesterday, right here!
These elegant vintage horn handled knives have just gone on sale in my
new shop, you can find them here
the napkins are in with the vintage linen, and the napkin rings are to be found in the vintage tableware.
For those who haven't joined in yet, don't forget that there's still time to join in the giveaway
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Beautiful china and accessories. Love the pattern on the china. Gorgeous. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteSounds positively lovely!
ReplyDeleteAmazing...everything I see is amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish I could buy everything in your store...right now we are having so many exits, for the baby, for the home, for ancient furniture that needed to be fixed...but...wait for me, there will be a day I will virtually come to your store and BUY BUY BUY tons of items!!
Kisses to you my dear Sharon,
Fra
Love the silver napkin rings. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteOh...the napkins rings are just lovely. And so are the vintage napkins. Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Gorgeous! Just a perfect table setting. x
ReplyDeleteI love the linens and the napkin rings. I am also planning my table for the weekend - and having a Morrocan theme with lots of colours - bright pinks and oranges and a lovely colourfull tablecloth, I almost loving the setting of the table more than the cooking!
ReplyDeleteJillx
Sharon- You are such a stinker! Tempting us... how are we supposed to resist?
ReplyDeleteI might as well shop for my 7 sisters and one daughter right here! Problem is, I want to keep it all for myself.
Goin' shopppin' now....
-Ann
I love your blog! Actually my grandmother has the exact same china you do and I'm in love with it since i'm a little child.
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