Just got back from vacation - so it is another barscape. Using Kensington Staffordshire Ironstone. I bought these six pieces from a Thrift Store on 1/2 off day! Love the raised edge and the the blue of these plates!
I started with plain white placemat and decided not to use a charger. Used tea towels laid on the plates overhanging the bar to bring some color.
This is my bread plate that I love to use -
And this little gravy boat is just delightful!
Found this Glass-Capped Carafe/Pitcher - It is perfect for coffee cream!
Using my sister, Dawn's, butter biscuit recipe and baking them on Pampered Chef Stone - they were delicious!
Biscuits & Aspargus....(as my husband waits for me to take pics before he eats)Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy & Ice Tea - Dinner is served!
Thanks for stopping by, please leave some encouraging words so I know you were here and can visit you! As always, thanks to Susan at BNOTP for bringing us all together again this week! Remember: "Around the World, life is best around the table".
So good that you can do so many barscapes! Love the blue (of course!) and the glass pitcher- (don't you love that roll recipe?)
ReplyDeleteThose blue plates are something special...love it that you got them 1/2 price off at a thrift store. If you would like, stop by my blog to enter a giveaway for a set of 12 "Style Sisters" napkin rings. Joni
ReplyDeleteI like your barscape. Your gravy boat really brings back memories for me. When we were first married, in 1975, we owned a small kitchen store and we sold that very same gravy boat. I still have mine, somewhere.
ReplyDeleteYou know I love anything blue and white -- very very pretty. And such a patient husband. (As is mine -- now when he sits down he asks if the pic has been taken before he starts to dig in!!!)
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty blue and white china! I love the blue napkin ring with the white napkin as accents. And, yes, you DO have a patient husband! The meal looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove your blue and white table!
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