The tea set came home with me from our recent Michigan trip. It was in an upscale consignment shop and I was drawn to the black and white. I aslo couldn't help but think that I should be inviting bj @ sweet nothings for tea...I can't see black and white dishes without thinking of her.
I love bright green as an accent color for black and white. I started this table with a black runner and napkins, round green placemats and charcoal flatware.
Keeping things simple, we have a black dinner plate from Walmart as a charger under the dessert plates that match the tea set. I didn't look at the brand of dishes until I got them back to the hotel room (I must have really liked this set) and I was surprised to find that they are Marie by Giftcraft. I didn't know that Marie Osmond had a line of dishes. I paid $50 for the entire set and I found out that I did get a good deal!
I love the assorted tea bag holders.
The teapot can be used alone as I am doing today, or it came with a very large handled cup that it can sit on for a single serve tea set. It was the butterfly perched on the top of the teapot and the sugar bowl that caught my eye.
The milk glass vase was my mother-in-law's.
I found the white china berry basket at Kohls.
I will share the cookie recipe tomorrow, it is odd.
for Tablescape Thursday.
I love the black and white with the splash of colour from the fresh fruit. Tea is the ultimate beverage - hot or iced or even lukewarm - right anytime!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful teascape. The crispness of the b&w looks cooling to me! I love a good tea party any time, summer too. Your flowers are so gorgeous, what is the name? Looking forward to the cookie recipe! xo,
ReplyDeleteThe table looks wonderful...the black and white is wonderful!I couldn't help but notice all the details on those dises...the dragonfly and butterflies are perfect! I heard about the heat wave hitting all of the midwest...it isn't bad here...supposed to be 94 today...but it is dry and this is very normal summer weather for us...the nights are cool. Drink lots of water and try and stay cool!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Sue! I love your new black and white dishes and I'm looking forward to hearing about the cookies:@)
ReplyDeleteI like your new dishes and the green used with them.
ReplyDelete101 heat index here now and I have to get out this afternoon. :(
Very pretty, Sue! I commend you for going out in this heat...my computer says it is 100 degrees. Ugh! I love your dishes and thought of BJ, too. I WANT that cherry basket!! Did you buy it recently?
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Wow...I want that china!
ReplyDeleteMarie Osmond??? Really??? Wow! I didn't know that, either. It's beautiful! I really love the dragonfly in the center of the dinner plate. Fabulous! You set a lovely table!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful setting. I love tea.
ReplyDeleteOh no ...stay cool my friend. Love the black and white dishes today. Happy weekend. xo
ReplyDeleteOOOOOO...these are just BEAUTIFUL, Suz....I've never, in my entire looog life, seen such pretty black and whites. Just love them. No wonder you bought them so quickly. I, too, didn't know she had a line of dishes. She sure knows what's pretty....and so do you. :))
ReplyDeleteNow, I am very curious about those cookies...:)
xoxo bj
Hi Sue, Your tea set and dishes are beautiful! They are perfect with the green placemats.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sherry
Surprisingly the black/white/green table is very light and airy...I had always thought it to be more on the warmer side. Your dishes are very pretty...I didn't know that MO designed dishes, either.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, Sue!
There is something about black and white that really pleases the eye. This is a beautiful tea set; well done! I like the green accents, too. It does add to the "coolness" of the look. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty this is -- I have fallen in love with this color combination. Love those pretty didshes, have not seen that particular pattern before. Thanks for your sweet visit too.
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