Getting my tablescape ready for Thursday and thought you might like to have a little peek. Stay tuned! I've used some lavenders and purples because I have purple campanulas in the house and tend to post from what's at hand. My gardening friends will be happy to know that I learned that campanula is Latin for little bell, and that the flower's common name is bell flower. I had to dig even deeper to find the coordinating dishes! Not a color that I commonly use.
Happy Tuesday!
Jacqueline
Hi J,
ReplyDeleteyummy purple transferware!! I am looking forward to this!! Fantastic iron topper / cloche thingy:-)
Hugs,
Bella
Hi Jacqueline. Gorgeous purples and lavenders. I don't think I've seen these colors used much by you but they are sure pretty as usual..Happy Monday..Judy
ReplyDeleteE' molto bello questo accoppiamento di bon-china!Delicate e romantiche!Rosetta
ReplyDeleteOh Jacqueline - Very very lovely indeed.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely Jacqueline. They all go so perfectly togetherxx
ReplyDeleteun billet plein de fraicheur
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beaucoup
bonne journée
tendresse
edith
Beautiful - the colours work really well together.
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Looking like spring on your table already.
ReplyDeleteGood on you learning the Latin and common name of a plant. The L names can be difficult to pronounce at times.
Judith
Hi Jacqueline,
ReplyDeleteYour table is looking very spring like with a hint of Easter. Thank you for sharing the flower info too.
Happy Tuesday.
Celestina Marie
i have bell flowers-love them! love the lavender transferware, jacqueline!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the tea-cup.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty...old china patterns are so much nicer than the new ones.
ReplyDeleteI love your transferware plate Jacqueline. I don't have any purple because I can't find any...Boo Hoo.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to NC. in April to scout the antique malls. Maybe I'll find some there.
pink floral china, nothing better!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pic's Love all the color
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Pam
I love the soft sweetness of your vignettes!
ReplyDeleteI can hardly it! I want to know more about the floral accent plate. It's gorgeous. The flour de lis trim on the edge reminds me of some Spode designs and some Royal Worcester designs that I've seen. Thanks for the peak. I'll be back! Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteBeautiful plates, love the colors and pattern.
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Beautiful flowers and dishes. PS..I found a sifter like the one you have and I loved.....it's in my last photo on today's post. :) Can't wait to use it.
ReplyDeleteYou've done a lovely job pulling all the different colors together and photographing for this post.
ReplyDeleteJacqueline,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous hues, dear friend!!!
I've got goosebumps in anticipation of your upcoming tablescape!!! I'll be looking for your post!!!
Fondly,
Pat
Lavander & purple, springtime favourites. Beautiful plates, do they have a maker/name? Patty/BC
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to seeing it all Thursday. This is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKaren
My heart is beating pretty fast right now looking at all your beautiful china Jacqueline. So lovely!
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Molt bonic. Bravo!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, these colors are so cheering, Jacqueline! They make it seem that Spring isn't so far away after all. You've picked all my favorite colors here...
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqueline,
ReplyDeleteYour china is gorgeous and would fit right in with my tea party this week! Lovely patterns and they just sing of springtime! Have a beautiful day.
Blessings,
Sandi
Love those plates!!! And love bell flowers. Nothing better for a mid-winter pick me up. xo marlis
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty, pretty! The china all goes together perfectly, Jacqueline. Thanks for this dose of spring colors!
ReplyDeleteOh the lavender! It's my favorite!
ReplyDeleteI love that iron cloche/thingy too!! I didn't know what it was called and I see I am not alone! Haha. Just lovely, as usual!!
ReplyDeleteSuzyq
Plates and pictures are just adorables!
ReplyDeleteWarm regards, Olympia
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