The first time I laid eyes on this creamy china all I could say was YUMMY!!
It's the perfect shade of white for me, and I almost never manage to find it.
The subtlety of the roses suits me as well, so I decided to play up the creams and keep the pinks only suggestive.
In fact it's only when you sit down that you notice roses at all!
To punctuate the pink, I had a potted daisy on hand and dressed it in a linen towel for the table.
A candle and small pitcher round out the centerpiece.
The details of this Whitechapel translucent thermoware, as the back stamp has it, are fabulous! The fancy rims excite the pattern.
I have a mixed vintage group of glasses to accompany the matching dishes.
And monogrammed silverware that echoes the fluted edges of the china. This was a find rather than an heirloom. I would love it anyway, but the monogram fits!
I'm always looking for ways to use tags from Cavallini and Co., and these bird motifs are perfect today for either favors for my guests or place tags.
But the table linens are as big as part of the show as anything in this setting.
I used nubby off-whites to compliment the creamy tones of the china. This woven linen table square covers only the table top.
An even heavier linen weave skirts the bottom.
Best of all are the puffy napkins used, which are really antique damask linen towels!
I photographed the drape of them on the table to give you a sense of their size. You are seeing them folded in half! A luxurious napkin goes a long way toward pampering dinner guests.
Thanks for stopping by! Ciao! for now!
Jacqueline
I'm linking to Between Naps on the Porch
My Romantic Home, Show and Tell Friday
Funky Junk Interiors, Saturday Nite Special
It's the perfect shade of white for me, and I almost never manage to find it.
The subtlety of the roses suits me as well, so I decided to play up the creams and keep the pinks only suggestive.
In fact it's only when you sit down that you notice roses at all!
To punctuate the pink, I had a potted daisy on hand and dressed it in a linen towel for the table.
A candle and small pitcher round out the centerpiece.
The details of this Whitechapel translucent thermoware, as the back stamp has it, are fabulous! The fancy rims excite the pattern.
I have a mixed vintage group of glasses to accompany the matching dishes.
And monogrammed silverware that echoes the fluted edges of the china. This was a find rather than an heirloom. I would love it anyway, but the monogram fits!
I'm always looking for ways to use tags from Cavallini and Co., and these bird motifs are perfect today for either favors for my guests or place tags.
But the table linens are as big as part of the show as anything in this setting.
I used nubby off-whites to compliment the creamy tones of the china. This woven linen table square covers only the table top.
An even heavier linen weave skirts the bottom.
Best of all are the puffy napkins used, which are really antique damask linen towels!
I photographed the drape of them on the table to give you a sense of their size. You are seeing them folded in half! A luxurious napkin goes a long way toward pampering dinner guests.
Thanks for stopping by! Ciao! for now!
Jacqueline
I'm linking to Between Naps on the Porch
My Romantic Home, Show and Tell Friday
Funky Junk Interiors, Saturday Nite Special
Indeed, it is a visual feast! Once again, I have to say how beautiful and gorgeous the dishes and linens are. I love the edges on the dishes--and the sweet roses! Also that pitcher with the roses is sooo cute! Love, love, love the lace cloths! You must have some little china and linen angel on your shoulder guiding you to where these beauties can be found! So pretty!
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I have a very similar table cloth if not the same one. Now you've got me thinking where mine is?
ReplyDeleteIt is all so pretty -love the china and the linens!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
This china is beautiful! I have never seen it before. So dainty and pretty. Love your whole setting. I will be right over for lunch! lol
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I love your table setting. I am sure your guests will have a wonderful time. I love the linens and the monogram is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqueline... You have set a gracious table as always!! The giant napkins are certainly luxurious! Of course I am in love with that little pitcher... roses and creamy perfection:-)
ReplyDeleteBella
Beautiful setting and beautiful linens and dishes. Those napkins are huge.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty this is with just the softest touch of pink. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table setting! The china is so pretty and I love the use of vintage linens..take care.
ReplyDeleteWanda
So beautiful. I love the little touches of pink. All of the detail and antique lines are just beautiful.
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This one has me salivating. I love everything about it! The linens are spectacular. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteThe white with the pop of pink is very stunning and fresh looking! Fabulous linens, especially the large napkins!
ReplyDeleteDD
Beautiful linens and setting! The rosebuds on the china are so delicate and charming!
ReplyDeleteThe china is beautiful, so delicate looking. The linens, gorgeous. Your guests are going to have a hard time leaving that lovely table once they are seated.
ReplyDeleteThe table is charming and delicate.The china and the antique lines are BEAUTIFUL! Fatima-Scrapart
ReplyDeleteI love all the subtle details on this goregous table - the linens, the details in the dishes, the quiet colors. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful JQ as always, love your linens and that silver is scrumptious, and yes, I'm a Cavallini groupie too, They have the most fabulous designs!
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Debra
A beautiful white table! Your linens are so pretty and I love the little bird tags!
ReplyDeleteDonna
Gorgeous photos and tablescapes. I love white dishes and the hint of roses is so pretty.
ReplyDeletei think you found the perfect color of white. I love the roses. and your table linens are a visual treat. what a pleasure!
ReplyDeleteEverything you have is so lovely, and romantic... just my style! ;) Love coming here and love your sense of beauty and style....
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Love the tags - love the linens - love the rose dishes - love it all! Jennifer
ReplyDeleteI'm loving this whole setting! The linens are beautiful, as are your dishes, and the little pitcher(LOVE it), the glassware, and even your chairs!!!
ReplyDeleteSo, so pretty.
Debbie@houseatthelake
a beautiful table setting! The linens are are pretty and the dishes are are so adorable and dainty. I love the pattern and the subtlety of the design. Soooo pretty!...Christine
ReplyDeleteBeautiful setting. So light and cool. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletesuch lovely table setting.. love the dishes you used and is that a Johnson Brothers pitcher? coz I have a creamer with sugar bowl that look the same as your pitcher!
ReplyDeleteYour table is just beautiful. So romantic, feminine, and lovely.
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Love the white linens!! And the small, romantic, warm glow of the votive candle.
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Hope your weekend treats you well!!
Charming setting and those are the sweetest dishes!!
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Susan and Bentley
xxoo
What a beautiful and serene place setting!! Lovely in pink and white!!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
The dishes are so lovely - I love the delicate flowers and the sweet edges.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou bring the china and I'll bring the goodies :-)
Another friday's favorite!
Your table, dishes and photographs are beautiful. I am going to come back and look over all of your old posts! Linda
ReplyDeleteSo pretty - I agree about the big damask napkins, they look and feel so sumptuous! wonderful finds!
ReplyDeleteEverything is so pretty! So white and serene:) I think I'd be terrified watching guests eat for fear they'd spill on that gorgeous table cloth!!!
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