The foundation of my tablescape is an unusual set of vintage blue glass snack plates by Fire King. The color seems perfect for a spring setting.
My centerpiece is placed in a vintage tin garden basket, and the deep color is a good contrast for the rest of the setting.
I've joined the craze of employing assorted peat pots for decoration. I wish I had more time to dress them up, but a simple ribbon is all that I have used here. Any number of items can be used for favors inside of them.
My napkins are also vintage, and I have used a pretty floral design for a place card.
The French use les petite lapins, rabbits, as a decorating motif year round. This pewter pate tureen was a gift from friends. Diminutive in size it makes a sweet seasonal table decoration.
I hope you have a wonderful Easter holiday!
Ciao! for now!
Jacqueline
I'm joining up with
for Tablescape Thursday
The Open House Party
Show & Tell
Vintage Inspiration
Feathered Nest
Home Sweet Home
Pink Saturday
Beautiful! i love everything about your post! xoxo, tracie
ReplyDeleteEverything is just exquisite! I'm so happy I dropped in to so many beautiful treasures!
ReplyDeleteNancy
So pretty....loving the vintage blue snack plates and the peat pots. The blue and pink just reminds me of a beautiful spring day!
ReplyDeleteMarianne :)
Beautiful blue Fire King dishes - I have a couple of pieces - love that shade of blue - Inspired use of the seed pots with the eggs - the floral cards add just the right additional color - you're terrific,
ReplyDeleteKathy
Beautiful - so soft and delicate.
ReplyDeleteJacqueline, even when you venture away from all-white, you achieve a beautifully soft and elegant vignette. Just gorgeous! You definitely have a gift. Happy Easter to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteI'm crazy about your colors! Everything is just the perfect shade and blends together beautifully with the table linen. Really, it's so pretty. I scrolled through twice, in fact.
ReplyDeleteThose are the prettiest snack plates I've ever seen. I'm trying not to feel jealous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the little 'nests' and egg in the pots.
blessings
barbara jean
Easter loveliness, and the peat pots are just perfect, the ribbon is all they need! Have a wonderful Easter, xoxo Debra
ReplyDeleteOh, this table is just dreamy! I love the peat pots organic feel with the pretty ribbon and the luscious color of the fire king!
ReplyDeleteYour images tell a fantasy filled story!
Yvonne
Beautiful...the peat pots filled with eggs are an adorable addition to your table.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Hi Jacqueline,
ReplyDeleteOh you nailed it! Love the shiny robins egg blue and the gardeny texture of the peat pots with nests, stunning combo! Rabbits are always good:-))
I hope you have a wonderful Easter!
Hugs,
Bella
Beautiful! I love your idea of using peat pots!
ReplyDeleteAlso I want to thank you for your sweet comment on my last post. I truly appreciate having such caring blog-world friends.
Your skill and creativity with tablescapes is equally matched with your expertise in photography!......lovely photographs to linger over.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, Jacqueline! I love the peat pots...the simple decoration is perfect!
ReplyDeleteOh, Jacqueline...everything is so pretty. I love your little nest in the peat pots. All of your details are precious!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Easter!
XO,
Jane
Breathtaking....
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors Jacqueline, your table is beautiful! Wishing you and your family a joyous Easter:@)
ReplyDeleteJacqueline ~ beautiful tablescape. Love those fireking snack plates ~ what a gorgeous colour and your hyacinths are lovely ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the beautiful blue of your place settings. Your little peat pots are just darling.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Jacqueline! The colors are so calming and inviting. Beautiful table.
ReplyDeleteCindy
I LOVE this! It is so beautiful with the soft blues and pinks. Easter blessings to you too! Pamela
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous table setting!! Love the blue so so much!
ReplyDeletelovely spring tablescape. The colors are so pretty and I love the bunny pate dish!!
ReplyDeleteIt's heaven! From the peat pots to the blue Fire King that picks up the lovely colors in the tablecloth! You inspire me for my Easter table!
ReplyDeleteRoselle
Love the color scheme and the peat pots! I've got to find some. I love the "earthiness" look they provide. Have a wonderful Easter.
ReplyDeleteLinda
What a heavenly color blue with the pink and white.Whoever thought peat cups could be so cute.Very pretty tablescape. Happy Easter. May God bless you
ReplyDeleteVery pretty...that is just the most yummy color of blue. I really like the idea of using peat pots ~ quite cleaver. Have a happy day.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post ~ everything is so pastel and so yummy!! DOn't even know what I love best ~ the tablecloth, the tin planter, the florals, the flirty napkins, the pastel FK dishes, nope, who am I kidding, I adore ADORE the pewter Bunny pate tureen!!!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a blessed Easter!
Big TX Hugs,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents
Your setting is wonderful. And charming. I love the blues in the fireking snack set and in the centerpiece. It's the absolute perfect blue, IMHO. Peat pots are wonderful pieces. I think the blue ribbon is enough. Thanks for sharing your lovely creation. Happy Easter, do drop in, I'm hosting another giveaway!
ReplyDeletethe simple blue bow on the peat pot is all you need.....pure simple perfection and your photography is stunning. Happy Easter
ReplyDeleteThat robin's egg blue is my favorite color for spring. I love the little peat pots with the nest in them. The vintage tablecloth and silver are so pretty. And, you have the prettiest vintage linens of anybody in blogland. I drool over it every time I visit you. Have a lovely Easter! Thanks for linking it up!
ReplyDeleteSherry
Hi Jacqueline,
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you've done a beautiful post; a feast for the eyes. The hyacinths are so bright and beautiful, and I'm betting they have made your table smell wonderful! They're one of my favorite spring flowers. Your soft blue ribbon is sooo pretty, and the hibiscus patterned table cloth is gorgeous. I do love the little peat pots, and this is actually the first time I've seen them in a post. Where would I get some of those? I hope you'll stop by my blog when you get a chance. I just posted my Easter tablescape this morning, but I am on Susan's TT waaay down at the bottom. Have a Happy and Blessed Easter.
Denise @ Forest Manor
Your pink and blue tablescape has the perfect colours for spring and Easter.
ReplyDeleteThe little bunny pate pot is sweet and I'd use it year round too.
Happy Easter.
Judith
Beautiful! I love the colors. So "springy"
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter,
Heidi
Absolutely fabulous! I especially am in love with the tureen. Happy PINK Easter to you!
ReplyDeleteYour table setting is fantastic, love the pastel blue color. Love the pods and eggs.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter.
Thanks for sharing.
Michele
This is the perfect table setting for Easter! I love the blue dishes!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Jacqueline!!
Pamela ox
Jacqueline, this is the most elegant inviting table setting ... beautifully presented.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful & happy Easter
TTFN ~
Marydon
Thank you for sharing...the light and flowers in your photos are uplifting rainy drab NE! Happy Easter &Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqueline~I absolutely adore your table! The colors are so gorgeous- those dishes- ohh just love them!! Sharing this on Facebook~ Thanks for sharing at FNF~ Happy Easter! :)
ReplyDeleteSimply Beautiful - I love the colors , the softness, the simplicity of this elegant table setting !
ReplyDeleteI wish you and your beloved a very Happy Easter !
Jacqueline, sorry I'm late to this post. Your blue dishes are perfect for Easter. Each of the details show the love and care you give to all that you do. Wonderful post! ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteI love the blue snack plates. They are absolutely gorgeous! I just received an early Mother's Day gift from my husband-a set of Noritake Rose Palace snack plates and know Ill enjoy using them as you've enjoyed yours. The entire tablescape is fantastic!
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