I love a woodsy theme this time of year and knew I would be using these ornaments on the table instead of a tree this season.
Antlers seem to be everywhere, but I love the antique prints of these regal animals too. I have seen a few versions of these around. Mine are from a few seasons ago.
I have this cabin inspired vintage pine cone print topper that I've wanted to use, and decided to layer it on a tablescape to show it off.
The script napkins emphasize the script in the background of the ornaments, and the brown transferware seemed like a nice complement too.
I love the print that Pottery Barn is using for a few of their current products including this shopping bag and gift wrap. I asked if I could have some paper and they gave me a bit for free!
The white Rose Point embossed plates by Steubenville make a nice background. I'm also using a few Wedgewood saucers to secure and manage the ornaments too. I had no idea how tricky it would be to photograph these ornies when I started!
Love these little vintage hand painted dipping bowls.
Vintage fish knives and forks left in their tarnished state.
I wanted to feature this small moose pitcher that I discovered at a flea market a few years ago. It make me feel so British!
I'm using a ring of lichen gathered from a fall outing to bring the woods to the table.
More birds layered underneath!
Now all we need is snow!
(Not likely!)
Good cheer, my friends! Thanks so much for coming by!
Jacqueline
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Savvy Southern Style~Christmas Past
It's absolutely stunning! The creativity that you have is wonderful, thanks so much for sharing. I am now a new follower on your site :-)
ReplyDeleteBrown and white transferware is my favorite. I love this elegant tablescape. The moose pitcher is full of whimsy.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! I love the theme which your dishes just pick up.. They gave you the paper? wow.. I ordered something from a store and it came in a plain brown wrapper ... bwaaah..(that would be me crying LOL.
ReplyDeleteI adore: the little tree, the wreath in the frame, the table topper, the dipping bowls, the moosehead pitcher, the dishes, the flatware,the ornaments, the napkins!!!, did I say the dishes.. I think I just am in love with the whole thing. Great job Jacqueline.. xo marlis
LOVE this theme! Your transferware is so pretty too!
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Anne
love this woodsy...warm theme! after creamy whites...soft browns are my favorites. (do i spy a pottery barn bag? don't you LOVE the design on them this season???)
ReplyDeleteStunning! The brown transferware is to die for, sweet lady and so are those reindeer plates too!! Lovely moose pitcher and everything is just perfect for the season to be jolly. Thanks for sharing, love it!
ReplyDeleteFABBY
Hi J,
ReplyDeleteYou have outdone even yourself, this is delightful, stunning and sooo cozy!! I love every perfect detail, the ornaments are beauties! Your dining room looks amazing, so festive...
Hugs,
Bella
You are so creative with how you decorate your tables and everything else in your house.
ReplyDeleteI love the woodland feel of it all.
Just beautiful. You did a wonderful job making it all come together. I think the photos of your ornaments turned out great! Love all the colors and the tablecloth too! I'd like to pin this :)
ReplyDeleteKaren
I love that pine cone table cloth, I have not seen one like that before. The dishes with the pine cones are also very sweet. We only have a 10 percent chance of snow for Christmas, a bummer when you live in Michigan! Hope you are enjoying your holidays so far, Laura
ReplyDeleteIt all looks wonderful together! Love it! Those are cute little dipping bowls with the acorns inside. And that moose pitcher looks perfect there! Gina
ReplyDeleteEvery single thing about this tablescape is perfect!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, i love the transfer ware and since I am a linen freak the table cloth is fabulous! I'm heading to Pottery Barn, I love that paper!
ReplyDeleteCarol
Dear Jacqueline .
ReplyDeleteI am simply in love with your brown and white pitcher..
Its beautiful.
Your table as always is so inviting.
love the deer plates..very festive.
Christmas is closing in.
wishing you a wonderful weekend.
val x
LOVE every little piece but adore your tablecloth, that sweet pitcher, and gorgeous displays. I always love coming to visit. thank you for sharing, Kris
ReplyDeleteJust love the deer plate. He looks so commanding standing there and the plain white plate at he back really sets it off! The napkins, are so unusual! In fact there is so much I'd like to comment on! Joan
ReplyDeleteWow! This table is absolutely gorgeous! It's so calming and peaceful. I'm sure your guests will never leave the table. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLovely..just lovely.
ReplyDelete~Clara
This is just stunning!! The dishes are so beautiful and all the little touches, you nailed them all.
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Your table setting is beautiful. You have so much talent with this type of thing. The woodsy theme would go perfectly in my kitchen :) Love it!!
ReplyDeleteYour table is beautiful. I love your collection of transferware and the fact that you left the cutlery in tarnished condition.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Laura
The woodsy theme is wonderful. What a stunning table with the brown transferware!!! I have been looking for a few years for a brown transferware pitcher to go with my set. Your table will be so special for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteAnn
I too adored the paper Pottery Barn was showing! I saw it in the catalogs and wondered if they sold it on a roll but never found it. Love your plates & the deer ornaments! I thought they were a mini plate at first! Your vintage tablecloth is wonderful too! The overall wodsie theme with the deer and moose is wonderful! The brown transferware dishes and pitcher are definitely a perfect mix with your theme!
ReplyDeleteAh, there you are, I knew you would have something wonderful for Christmas and you never disappoint!!! Love every single element, esp. the table topper and the ornies. I too love the PB print.....Holiday Blessings to you....
ReplyDeleteThis is such a unique theme idea and so beautiful! I love the elk and birds, the brown transferware is gorgeous - everything comes together so perfectly! Thank you for sharing! Hugs, Leena
ReplyDeleteNicely done. I'm in the mood for a Christmas country supper.
ReplyDeletejacqueline, you make rustic look beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteOH wow, this table is so gorgeous! I love every bit and piece of it, from that beautiful paper to the funny little moose. And those acorn bowls are seriously calling my name! Found you at the Homespun Christmas party
ReplyDelete~April
http://dimplesanddelights.blogspot.com
I adore these deers decorations, such a sweet and beautiful symbol, as the animal truly is. They are so evocative!
ReplyDeleteHugs darling Jaqueline
Silvia
Jacqueline,
ReplyDeleteI adore the woodland topper with its subtle hues atop your tablescape! The deer ornaments placed inside the wedgewood saucer adds a touch of masculine elegance to your exquisite dinnerware! What a lovely Christmas and winter decor.
Fondly,
Pat
The woodsy theme is beautiful. The paper is beautiful and such a darling moose. Perfect for a country Christmas.
ReplyDelete'm kid of the crazy deer lady at Christmas time. I have them all over the house! So I immediatly fell madly in love with your deer ornaments!! They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this. Your moose pitcher is adorable and I love the ornaments. Dianne
ReplyDeleteJacqueline,
ReplyDeleteyour tablescape is my favorite of any I've seen so far! You use all my favorite things, things with deer pine cones on them even the color scheme, just gorgeous! I love useing "woodsey" things to decorate with at Christmas!
Rebecca
I'm late to the party but had to stop an say how much this tablescape speaks to so many of my loves ~ acorns among them. Made me remember too that I had a moose jug once upon a time. Hmmm. Wonder what happened to that?
ReplyDeleteChristmas blessings.
I love these--they are right up my alley! I'd like to start collecting some things like this.
ReplyDeletePerfect! I love every piece of your woodsy table, Jacqueline! It smells like a pine and cedar forest!
ReplyDeleteI love this new woodland décor! You've put together some lovely and truly unique pieces. The little moose pitcher is just adorable!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Patti
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ReplyDeleteYour tablescapes are always so beautiful but I think this one might just be my favorite!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely tablescape, Jacqueline, so warm and inviting and perfect for a festive Christmas meal. The dipping bowls are darling, and your ornaments are so lovely. I'm glad you were able to use them that way. Wishing you happiness as Christmas nears.
ReplyDeleteThis table is so beautiful. I love the tarnished silver mixed with the dainty whites and rustic lodge deer.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get those great ornaments?
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I just love the deer dishes and the beautiful napkins! So beautiful, your table looks lovely! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteIch wünsche Dir schöne Weihnachten Merry Christmas,
ReplyDeleteliebe Grüße aus BERLIN
Chabby
Jacqueline, this is the first time that I've been able to get through to you easily, without powering myself passed my "protector". I've missed a few posts but think your tablescape is absolutely perfect for Christmas. As beautiful as it always is. Hope you and your family have a wonderful and Happy Christmas. See you next year..Judy
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful-all of your lovely things and the way you have displayed and photographed them.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas blessings,
Ruthie from: http://www.ladybstimefortea.blogspot.com
I love, love, love this tablescape! Setting a beautiful table makes all the difference.
ReplyDeleteNew to me, thanks to Savvy Southern Style, and it is LOVELY. So glad I saw this table! ~Zuni
ReplyDeleteEven a year later, still one of the most beautiful tablescapes I've seen!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!