As there are only 2 more Tuesdays after this one to do Valentine's tables, I thought I would start with these 2....
The first I used Lenox eternal china,
gold flatware,
etched glasses trimmed with gold from Pfaltzgraf, the others are antique from a friend, they were her mom's..
Cream and wine toile napkins from WSonoma outlet, as well as the indiv butter dishes.
The urn with sugared fruits in the center is from Christmas Tree Shops,
and the tassels on the napkins are from WSonoma, meant to be used on wine bottles.
The cherubs holding place names..Romeo and Juliet..:) are from Michael's
The gold chargers from Cmas Tree Shops...
The second table is what we actually used for dinner...red, then black round mat, red plates from Wm Sonoma, heart ramekin, and red glass Pfaltzgraf,
Napkins are bandanas from AC Moore
Lantern in center is Pottery Barn, as is the striped runners, and X O glass scatters...
Dinner was salad, boneless pork chop, baked potato, and apple and whipped sweet potato...
Thank you Susan, for hosting Tablescape Tuesday....
Susan's blog, Between Naps on the Front Porch has a list of other blogs participating in Tablescape Tuesday, be sure to give them a look when you have time!
And thanks for your visit here, I appreciate it!!!
Pretty tables...and I LOVE the napkins in the first table!
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Beautiful tables!
and now I am hungry...do away with the sidebar... I am trying to lose weight!!!
Both your tablescapes are lovely, but I love the red and black. Those little heart bowls are precious!
ReplyDeleteI love both tables, but the first one is outstanding! I love the tassels and the drama! :D Jewel
ReplyDeleteKathleen, I love that you're participating in Tablescape Tuesdays... We all get a chance to see your VAST selection of dishes, napkins, tablecloths, napkin rings, accessories, etc, etc.
ReplyDeleteThe first is so elegant, but I LOVE the casual setting.
Both tables are beautiful.
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Hi Kathleen,
ReplyDeleteI love both tables. I like how you used the tassles for napkin rings and I love those napkins. OK I already had dinner and my mouth is watering when I look at your header!!!
Beautiful tables but the first is very elegant, love the napkins and the cherub. And your food is yummy, even the ones on the sidebar...Christine
ReplyDeleteLove toile napkins,everything is just lovely! I love the heart dish in the second one. Two wonderful tablescapes!
ReplyDeleteI love BOTH settings...one rich, elegant and romantic, and the next sweet and whimsical. :-) And of course, Romeo and Juliet are such perfect names for the cherubs. I loved seeing your tablescapes, and I'm going to take another look now, so I can absorb all of the pretty details. :-)
ReplyDeleteYummy! Both tables are wonderful! I see romance in your future!
ReplyDeleteI like both but the second one speaks to me;) But I really like the napkins in the first;) French
ReplyDeleteI love the angels and the kisses napkins! They are adorable! The little heart shaped bowl is cute too.
ReplyDeleteI love both tables. I love the napkins in the first pictures. I love the red, white & black in the second. Great job on both!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love the Valentine table. mishelle
ReplyDeleteI like both tablescapes. Each appealing in their own way. I love the tassels on the napkins.
ReplyDeleteGreat look on both tables. One so elegant with rich colors and touches of gold. I just love the toile napkins..The other, looking so festive and 'flirty' with those darling napkins.
ReplyDeleteThese tables are so pretty! I love the red with black. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI especially loved the Valentine table and the napkins were so cute.
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Kathleen, you have the BEST table settings! I always look forward to your posts.
ReplyDeleteThey are both perfectly LOVE-ly!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the Romeo & Juliet tablescape...very elegant and romantic!
Have a happy week!
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Wow, two tables, impressive and I LOVE them both! My colors. Want those toile napkins!
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Oh my gosh! I should have came here first, over at wfd I knew those cherubs were destined for greatness and here they are posted already! I love the simple elegance with the toile napkins and golden accents of the first setting but I also like the simple whimsy of all the heart accents of the second setting. Those heart ramekins are too cute! I've started looking forward to Tuesdays to be able to come and visit your wonderful tablesettings.
ReplyDeleteKathleen - love all your pieces and linens..you put everything together so well!!
ReplyDeleteWow - just beautiful, Kathleen. I love the new 'look' at your place and those two tablesettings are just wonderful - although the formal one is drop-dead gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove these rich colors. It looks wonderful, you did such a good job. Your table looks ready for company! Where's the food? I can just about smell it cookin'....
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Debbie
double your pleasure, double your fun! i adore your first napkins, the table is very elegant, great show!
ReplyDeletei remember hot lips from last year! cute with the runner, and gosh, is that plastic food, or are you cooking up a storm too! very well done kathleen, thanks for sharing.
I kept a grandson yesterday so I am just now getting around to some of the TT tables....sorry!
ReplyDeleteLove teh red toile napkins & the cherub "napkin rings" in the first picture!
I thought you might be interested to knowing that I found a pic in my Valentine's inspiration album that I recognized as your's from when I lurked @ GW holiday forum. It's cocktail shrimp set into a heart. I always wanted to tell you how cute I thought that was & now I can. ;o)
Oh my! What stunning tables. Love the napkins on the first one and the little cherub.
ReplyDeleteYour table settings are so beautiful, Kathleen. I love the red and black.
ReplyDeleteGreat tables, Kathleen, I look forward to seeing your tablescapes! These two are tops! Love the elegance of the first!
ReplyDeleteKathleen, you need to publish a book on Tablescapes! Seriously, you have the touch. Love the black and red, and they are both just super.
ReplyDeleteKathleen...great tablescapes...we got TWO today! :-) I'm crazy about the toile napkins and the cherub place card holders. Dinner looked yummy, especially in the heart shaped ramekins. :-) Susan
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