A very Dutch-like table
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Here he is - the man of the hour: Sinterklaas
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Close up of the place setting
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Flatware is European-style "Pure" by Gourmet Settings
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Pat and I bought these glasses the first year that Pier 1 opened in our town
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An over-sized Waechtersbach dinner plate was used as a charger
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Vintage cobalt blue Fiesta was the perfect color - not as dark as the Post 86 version
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Universal China made this pattern in several slight variations using different rims
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Pat originally bought these tiny white pitchers to use as individual syrup holders for breakfast
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I am sooooo sorry this is out of focus (it's the best picture of the bunch I tried to take) - the detail on Sinterklaas' "windmill" staff is incredible
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One last look
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Tablecloth and White Napkin - Linentablecloth.com (a great place for inexpensive tablecloths of all sizes and kinds)
Flatware - "Pure" by Gourmet Settings from eBay and Replacements
Red Dinner Plate Charger - "Fun Factory" by Waechtersbach from Tuesday Morning
Blue Dinner Plate - Vintage "Cobalt" Blue Fiesta by Homer Laughlin from eBay
Windmill Luncheon Plate and Bread/Butter Plate - Camwood "UN169" Windmill by Universal China Company from eBay and Replacements
Glassware - from Pier 1 years ago
Blue Napkin and Napkin Ring - from Pier 1 last year
Tiny White Ceramic Pitcher - from TJMaxx this year
Cobalt Blue Salt/Pepper Shakers - from Humboldt Sponsors' Annual Rummage Sale
Tree, Ornaments, Silk Tulips - Michael's
Wooden Clogs - from the "Cuddly Bear" (a great local consignment/thrift shop)
Sinterklaas - from Horchow
We will be joining Christine's "Table It!" at Rustic & Refined this Monday: http://www.rustic-refined.com/
We will also be joining Susan for "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch this Thursday: http://betweennapsontheporch.net/
This was fun and very interesting! I love learning new holiday traditions!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and fun post! Thank you for the information and tablescaping "eye candy"! Have a wonderful Holiday season, Ladies..... Rosie @ The Magic Hutch
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely table setting! I am Dutch myself, but I reside in Va. and I love the Dutch plate and clogs and other touches. Thanks for sharing. Hetty@stonehouseworkshop.com
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