November is quickly coming to a close,
and I'm savoring some favorites of the season.
Pardoned Turkeys
Hooray for Apple and Cider!
Mini Pumpkins
Pecan Pie
Bowls of Horse Apples
And Bowls of
Pumpkins and Acorns
Pumpkins and Acorns
Natural Horn Votives
A Favorite
Piece of Vintage Silver
Redware Pottery
and a Vintage Candy Container
Shawnne Pottery Squirrel
and Courtly Check Acorns
Pumpkin Pie
Familiar Faces
Tom Turkey from
Midwest Importers, c. 1980s
Redware Turkey Platter
Another Favorite
Vintage Turkey Candy Container
Rum Cake
Amber Turkey Dishes
from William Sonoma
Turkey Tureen from Portugal
Honey Glazed Texas Pecans
Onion Walnut Muffins ~ Eatable Acorn Style ~
Folk Art Wooden Turkey
by Beaver Creek Woodworks, Beaman, Iowa
A Bountiful
Thanksgiving Dinner 2010
Thanksgiving Dinner 2010
Followed by
Too Many Choices for Dessert
All Guarded by this
Handsome Whimsical Critter!
Hope you enjoyed time
spent with family and friends.
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Beautiful way to end the Thanksgiving season! Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDeleteEach picture is so pretty and interesting. What a great collection of fall pretties you have. Love the pardoned turkey! LOL. The food looked wonderful too!! Have a great weekend!!
Miss Bloomers
It's hard to believe it is time to put away all of our fall treasures and bring on Christmas! Time flies. This is a great way to say goodbye, Sarah!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
What a pretty collection - both the decorative and the tasty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice farewell to Fall..I am so ready to put it behind, move on to Christmas and my beloved season, winter.
ReplyDeleteAnd, have you noticed that the older one gets, the faster time flys? It is sooo zooming around here. :)
The pardoned turkey is too cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI really like the amber turkey too.
All the food looks so delicious! Yum!
Katherine
I love the colors in your pictures and all of your fabulous things! This almost makes me want to do Thanksgiving all over again.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Karen
Ladybug Creek
Sarah, if you've posted that pardoned turkey before, I missed it. That is soooo cute! Now I want a pardoned turkey at my house too. Of course, I love your vintage candy containers, and that big (I think he's gray) turkey is wonderful. You always have such wonderful seasonal decor. Thank you for linking to Favorite Things. laurie
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful images!! Wish we had leftovers! The turkey from Portugal is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThe indiv turkey tureens you asked about are from the WSonoma Outlet. At midnight last night they were 75 off!
Oh just love those little turkeys!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. The WS dishes sell out fast around this time of year so hurry befire they're gone:) I have added to mine every year and never tire of them.
Thanks for popping in!
Terry
Dear Sarah,
ReplyDeleteI cannot get enough from your posts. Each is nicer than the other. You collected so many adorable itmes. Love all the turkeys. How cute is the salter which demonstrate for thankfulness for salt. Made me smile. And surely the little silver squirrel catched imediately my eyes. A lot of German silver manufacturers produced them, some with silver bowls, some with wooden nut shaped bowls. I have never seen a silver one with stand. Looks so adorable. And I have to remember this gorgeous way to adorn a pumkin with a edge of cookies. Thats look really stunning. It looks as if you had a great Thanksgiving. Wis you a wonderful time.
Greetings, Johanna
What delightful signs of the season! Your pardoned turkey is too cute and your dessert table IS bountiful~ I'd be in a food coma for sure! Enjoy your last weekend of November :-)
ReplyDeleteYou've got quite the collection of turkeys-if that first one has pink on it-I need to get me one of those-never seen one like that!!! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great Thanksgiving Sarah, I would love a piece of pie right now! I put the tree up yesterday and on to the rest of the house today:@)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful decorations for Autumn, and that pie looks are pretty as it must taste. It's time to take down my Fall wreath from the front door, and I will miss it, Autumn is my favorite season.
ReplyDeleteKaren
:)
ReplyDeleteEvery one of your vignettes is wonderful, plenty to be thankful for indeed.
ReplyDeleteHope your weekend is great.
Maggie
Hi Sarah!! Oh, what lovely photos of fall and Thanksgiving. Now on to Christmas.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
What fun favorite things! The honey glazed pecans look just yummy :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah..such a mega-gorgeous post...there is a magic touch in all you do..love this festive spirit and the beuaty everywhere!
ReplyDeleteKiki~
Hi Sarah!
ReplyDeleteWhata fun way to wrap up the Fall season!
Sarah, I loved all your memories! :) We had too many desserts too but it sure was FUN! xoxo
ReplyDeleteDid someone say, "Turkey Collection"?
ReplyDeleteI'm falling in line with the comment about wanting a pardoned turkey. He's so darn cute. I want one too.
What a nice way to end our fall festivities and easy our way into the Christmas season.
Such pretty items! And a wonderful way to end the Fall and head into Winter. Blessings to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteYou have some absolutely beautiful fall and Thanksgiving pieces. I would have a hard time putting all of those away!
ReplyDeleteI picked up some of those horse apples when I was visiting my Mom and Dad a couple of weekends ago. The color will be wonderful for Christmas.
Jane
Love those metal turkey parts. They are quite different from mine. You have so many beautiful items for the season, it must be hard to get out the next set of decorations this quickly.
ReplyDeleteSarah, once again, your photos are mouth-watering! I'm a lover of rum cake and am wondering if you have a favorite recipe? (I saw that yummy photo!) :) mercedes
ReplyDeleteSarah your turkey collection is so wonderful! They all have such charm and personalities. Your Thanksgiving dinner looks delicious. I'm so glad you had a enjoyable holiday...now Christmas will be here before we know it!
ReplyDeleteGoodness Sarah, I get so enchanted when I visit your blog that time simply flies by... You are a wonder with your tablescapes and arrangements. And photos!! Very fun my friend!
ReplyDeleteYou have a terrific turkey collection! I think my favorite is the pardoned turkey. That made me grin.
ReplyDeleteI also love your other displays. Ever since reading your post on those "horse apples" I have wanted some for decorating. They just look so cool.
Hi Sarah,
ReplyDeleteWonderful images!
I am all of a sudden starving!
Such delicious looking food!
Take care,
Laura
I wish I could reach right through the screen and help myself to that yummy pie! What a delicious and wintery post Sarah!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Natasha.
Thanksgiving is such a wonderous season. Thank you for sharing your glorious photos to illustrate the beauty of the season.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper
Wonderful November images...but now I want dessert. I love the horn votives, too...mind sharing your source?
ReplyDelete~jermaine