I have a collection of vintage pink glassware given to me by my mom that I have always wanted to pair with some brown transfer ware, which I happened to have at the shop. 
I have been secretly hoping it would not sell before Thanksgiving so that I would have the pleasure of setting my table with it. I separated each dinner and dessert plates with one of my own ruffled salad plates.
Each place setting is then topped with a pink Fostoria Jamestown sherbet.
For a quick centerpiece I placed a trio of pitch pots on a bed of fall wheats and grasses. I wanted to have some mini white pumpkins spilling out then sprinkle it with cranberries but I forgot the pumpkins, oh well, have to enjoy the turkey without them, twist my arm.
See that cute little turkey in a vintage ironstone dish? He's made out of butter!I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving! On to Black Friday and the weekend (I am a retailer after all :-), our hours this weekend are:
Friday 8am to 5pm
Saturday 10am to 5pm
Sunday Noon to 4pm
To warm you up while you shop "the farmhouse" we'll be serving up steaming cups of Danish Christmas Coffee!!
15 comments:
Love this! So pretty! And the centerpiece is perfection!
Happy Thanksgiving!
-Courtney
Lovely tablescape~ I love the pink glassware with the transferware!
That is a bueatiful tablescape. And the church pew is a bueatiful find....TALLULAH'S
I love your table and you did an amazing job! ~Cheers Kim
Oh beautiful! You have a wonderful setting. Vanessa
What a lovely table setting! And the turkey butter is so cute!
Theresa
aka:TOT
Such a gorgeous setting!!!
I love your new blog look too!
XO
Kristin
I spotted that turkey butter right away! You made him?
Beeeeautiful tablescape, girlie! I love the fact that you can cuddle up around the table on a church pew. Really neat idea!
Don't tell me that you carve butter, too....??? lol!
xoxo laurie
Regarding the carved turkey, doesn't everyone know how to do this? Lol, j/k, my mother-in-law brought him, now she might tell you she carved him but I'm pretty I saw her taking it out of a box from Giant Eagle (local grocery store).
Love your table setting & glad you were able to use the pink glassware!
I spotted the turkey right away and thought "oh my gosh that is butter"! Love it.
I recently found your blog via another (don't recall which one) but I love it. I think I will have to do some online shopping with you. I saw the area code and recognized that your are located in CA. I am here in cold MN.
Karen, welcome! Thanks for visiting! I WISH I was in CA, I am right there with you in the chilly part of the country, Ohio, 19 degrees right now, ick!
How very, very pretty - LOVE the pink glassware!
Beautiful! YOu have my Mother's dishes!
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