Today I'm recycling a post I created for
2009 Thanksgiving Tablescape.
I hope to have new posts to share very soon.
We celebrate Thanksgiving with thankful
hearts for the bountiful blessings of our life.
Our table is set
awaiting the arrival of our guests.
Salad plates in
Olde Avesbury by Royal Crown Derby.
Dinner plates in
Palermo Brown by Richard Ginori.
Italian Pewter chargers by Cosi Tabellini and
Talisman enameled silver flatware by Christophe.
Crystal stems in
rich amber by Denby.
Antique sterling French napkin
rings collected through the years.
Some are monogramed
in beautiful scripts.
The heirloom napkins
were a gift from my mother-in-law.
Each have been monogramed by hand
and were stitched by my husband's grandmother.
The table cloth is by Yves Delorme in
shades of green and subdued teal blue.
My Tuesday Morning acorns have
been pulled into service as place card holders.
Fallen leaves from a Red Oak are inscribed
with each guest's name using a silver paint pen.
Small initialed treat boxes
are favors to be taken home.
Inside are
honey glazed Texas pecans.
The center piece is a single pillar
within a crystal hurricane lantern, a recent thrift find.
It is flanked on either side by small
white pumpkins, and all sits on a pewter tray.
Dinner will be served from the nearby sideboard
in white French porcelain dishes.
The antique silver and mother of pearl serving pieces
are all individual pieces that I've purchased piece by piece.
A simple glazed container holds a
bouquet of tulips, gerber daisies,
hypericum berries, and golden thryallis.
Red ware pottery, acorns,
squirrels, horn votives,
candles, an amber
glass turkey container,
vintage candy containers,
pumpkins, gourds, and more turkeys
set the mood for Thanksgiving.
After dinner. . .
dessert will be served
in the adjoining sun room.
A lemon cyprus topiary and
pumpkin shaped gourds
are the centerpiece.
are the centerpiece.
Coffee and dessert will be
served on Richard Ginori china.
To see what the chef prepared for this dinner,
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Enjoy Your Day!
Thanksgiving Blessings to All!
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Thankful to see you back! And beautiful table - especially the monograms! Special family keepsakes handstitched.
ReplyDeletexo Cathy
I'm glad you recycled this as I didn't see it last time! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKatherine
I'm so glad you reposted as I did not see it the first time. Those plates steal the show. They are magnificent.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
Beautiful tablescape, Sarah! I love your dishes, haven't seen them in Blogland so far!! xo
ReplyDeleteI think it is fun to see old tablescapes. Some are before I started blogging and some it is just fun to see again! As I was looking through my blog book, I loved seeing my white one from last year and I hardly had any follower then, so I think I may have to repost it for fun! You always have such fun vignettes around the house in addition to your beautiful tables.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to see that you are Ok. I have been thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Best wishes,
Natasha.
:)
ReplyDeleteLoved this post the first time around but that didn't stop me from enjoying it all over again.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you back in our world after all that gallivanting.
You must be breathless still!
This is beautiful Sarah. I do not recall seeing it the first time around, so I am happy I did now. What pretty dishes. I hope all is OK with you. See you soon.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Sarah, love your topiary centerpiece! Hope everything is going well for you...
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
Sarah, it's always a real treat when you post! Nice to hear from you!
ReplyDeleteSarah, I'm so enjoying your 2009 Thanksgiving tablescape, especially since I missed it in 2009. I'm ooh-in and ahh-ing over your pewter pieces, and the monogrammed napkins. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteBabs
Glad to see you back. My blogging is so sporadic that I didn't suspect anything might be amiss with you - just not blogging for a time. Hope you and yours are well.
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy your posts. Hope to see more soon.
I do hope all is well..I know you are busy from your trip too:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tablescape as always, Sarah! Hope all of your distractions from blogging continue to be good ones!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteSarah, this is just beautiful! Love the salad plates and your napkin rings. I've never seen that pattern...it's gorgeous! I also love your centerpiece! I've been eyeing hurricanes this year. I think I have a small one tucked away somewhere. Everything is so warm, cozy and inviting--would love to dine here!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly set a fantastic table! Everything looks wonderful, beautifully displayed. I love your turkey platter..awesome. I have joined your followers list and invite you to join my followers list; as well,I hope you will grab a blog button. Hugs, Gayle
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Oh, my gosh but those salad plates are beautiful!!!! I love plates with birds of just about any sort, and those are A-1!!! I'm so glad you re-posted this table because I did not "know" you back in 2009. I'm sorry to hear life is still dealing you Jokers. Here's hoping the Queen of Hearts has mercy on you and takes over the game real soon! :-) Take good care.
ReplyDeleteSarah, this is beautiful, and how wonderful that you have those gorgeous napkins, monogramed by your grandmother-in-law. What a treasure. I love that Redware pottery platter, and what a cute idea the little initialed boxes of pecans are for a take-home gift. laurie
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah!
ReplyDeleteYou and I have both been very busy this autumn!
When I return from one trip it is time to go on another ..but I am not complaining as I love to travel.
This was a very beautiful Thanksgiving tablescape. The napkins are such exquisite heirlooms!
Hi Sarah,
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see this lovely post. Those dishes are amazing. My life is also not allowing me the luxury of posting. I'm just maxed out! Good idea to repost a tablescape from the past. Never tire of seeing your lovely posts.
Beautiful table, Sarah...the salad plates are really gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI am just in love with the large squirrel you have along with the other interesting things you have graced your table with,,,thanks for sharing, love it...
ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDeleteI, too, have missed you in our Land of Blog! Life moves so quickly by and sometimes priorities takeover our Blog time! So grateful to hear from you. This tablescape is gorgeous! I, also, enjoy serving dessert in another area of our home! Have a blessed Thanksgiving week, dear friend! See you again, soon!
Fondly,
Pat
How beautiful! An American Thanksgiving Table of the loveliest kind.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful recycled post...those dishes are amazing. Your table is worth repeating many times...so gorgeous and all your accents and details are so pretty and fun!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving my friend!!
Miss Bloomers
Aww....such a lovely blog, a new and lovely blog for me to follow.
ReplyDeleteDear Sarah,
ReplyDeleteI think everybody is thankful for your friendship, too. For that it is not necessary to make many posts in each month. Your tablesetting is again so outstanding. I love every detail. Have a great time.
Best greetings, Johanna
So glad for your friendship also. such a blessing. Love seeing this table.. so many pretty things to look at! xo marlis
ReplyDeleteSarah, I am glad you recyled this post. What beautiful tables!
ReplyDeleteAll the details are so lovely and done with great thought.
Hope you will soon be posting again. I love your blog, and you are so right, friendships are so important in life and just wonderful to have. Could not do without mine.
Many hugs, Evi
Hi Sarah...
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see you for Sunday Favorites this week, dear lady! This was truly a very special post to revisit! All of your Thanksgiving decor that year is so beautiful! Ohhh my...your table was beautiful! I really do love the china salad plates that you chose. A gorgeous pattern with such rich, warm colors..perfect for Thanksgiving and that autumn season! I love how you used the little acorns and autumn leaves for the name placecards! What a great idea! Everything is beautiful, Sarah...thank you again for sharing it with us for Sunday Favorites!
I couldn't agree more...the dear friendships and commraderie here in Blogland is truly special! I have sooo enjoyed your delightful blog, dear lady and our friendship too!
Warmest autumn wishes,
Chari
Sarah, what an absolutely gorgeous tablescape! I am happily following from Lana Austin: Motif. I hope you will follow me, too! God bless you!
ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful table! I love the napkins and the chargers are wonderful too. It all just makes a lovely place to dine! Thank you for linking up with Home Sweet home!
Sherry
This is beautiful!! Thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday!
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