We are all ready for fall aren't we? Welcome to the Fall Tablescape Blog Hop sponsored by Chloe Crabtree @ Celebrate and Decorate. Hopefully, this week of fall tablescapes will jump start your creative juices for your fall decor. Join all the talented tablescapers listed at the bottom of this post for a week of fall tablescapes.
I've been wanting to use these hand woven baskets made by local artisans so a fall tablescape was a perfect time to use them. The detailing inside the baskets are so pretty as is the handle which you can't see on the basket with the flowers.
Flowers are my passion so it was fun to challenge myself to find grocery store flowers and it not look like a florist arrangement. I bought three bundles of alstromeria, gerber daises and roses for $12 and added limelights and acuba from my garden. I had envisioned adding some fresh goldenrod also, but it is a little early for it in south Alabama and I couldn't find any. It is a delight to have fresh flowers in the house. They have held up in an oasis longer then I thought they would.
I'm featuring some borrowed antique pieces that are lovely. The barley twist candlesticks, majolica pitchers, and copper tankards are from my friend, Sarah's antique business. She makes several trips yearly to England buying antiques. You can find Sarah at Scott's Antique market in Atlanta monthly. All of these items are for sale.
Copper adds a texture of warmth for fall and pars well with the traditional burnished fall tones. I love the shape of this tankard. It is from England and dates in the early 1800's.
Can you visualize men gathered at pubs having a "pint"? Sarah said she has had monogrammed tankards before. In the olden days men would leave their mugs hanging on a peg at the pub.
There is also a "quart" size. This one is brass and copper.
I've always liked barley twist candlesticks and topped them with beeswax candles for added texture.
The burlap runner was bought a few years ago. I can't remember where I bought it but wish I had bought two. If anyone sees this anywhere please let me know.
Wouldn't it look great to have some horn ribbed flatware on this table! Just image some vintage horn ribbed cutlery on this table and it would be the table I pictured in my mind.
The napkins are from the 70's. Remember those colors? I also borrowed the straw chargers from my friend, Charlotte. Girls, I'm running out of room for dishes so when my friends offer their things for my tablescapes I'm delighted.
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Hi Bonnie, I love your 'borrowed' items for your fall table including that handsome copper tankard, barley twist candlesticks and gorgeous majolica pitchers! The one with the basket weave design makes me swoon! I haven't been to Scott's in years, I would love to go back but I'd need a U-Haul. :) Such a pretty flower arrangement in your basket using grocery store blooms mixed with your limelights and the acuba foliage is such a nice addition. It's always fun blog hopping with you. ♥
ReplyDeleteBonnie, when you have a friend that sells antiques and makes trips to England to buy, I would be borrowing. Your table is beautiful...the burlap runner and hand-crafted baskets are perfect for fall. Your grocery store blooms along with your own make for a beautiful arrangement! I have always loved barley twist candlesticks...the majolica is beautiful as well as the copper tankard! I need to make a trip to Scott's, but I am running out of room, also! You captured my favorite season on your table!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty!! The colors and textures are just amazing together. Love it all!
ReplyDeleteOh those baskets Bonnie! Gorgeous, and your flowers are wonderful, don't you love the 3 for$12~and having blooms in your yard at your fingertips, jut lovely! The fall colors and natural textures are just perfect for your falling into fall, how lucky you are to have so many generous friends to borrow from!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table Bonnie. I just love fall...
ReplyDeleteLove, Mona
I love every pretty detail, especially the copper pieces and your pretty velvet pumpkin! It's been so fun to participate in the blog hop and see so many gorgeous tablescapes! Blessings, Cecilia
ReplyDeleteI'm not at all ready for fall but I have to say your gorgeous table is putting me in the mood! Love the copper and isn't it wonderful what you can do with grocery store flowers? I try to do as you do -- I'm not sure my results are ever quite so good! The baskets are great.
ReplyDeleteNever apologize for "borrowing" Bonnie...we all have storage issues! I adore your table, particularly your majolica. I have a few pieces and they are so easy to put with almost any tablescape. I love your colors and textures as they keep the eye trying to take it all in. I especially love your twisted barley candlesticks and baskets! Lovely tablescape.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors and those beautiful dishes! Beautiful table, Bonnie!
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The copper pieces add so much warmth to the table and the flowers are very pretty. Your tables are always beautiful and thanks for sharing this with us at Celebrate Your Story.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, I love how you've set your table for fall, it is lovely. The flowers are such beautiful colors and those baskets are perfect for fall. I think the dark candlesticks really adds so much to the table. The burlap runner is gorgeous and if you do find them again let me know. Love those tankards, and I love how you included how they were used in the past. This is such great inspiration for me, I need to pull out the velvet pumpkins............
ReplyDeleteBonnie, your tablescape speaks to me! I love the naturals with green!!! The chargers, and majolica really grab my eye. Your table looks like the perfect place to sit for a relaxing intimate meal with friends or family. Elegant and rustic at the same time. Love Love Love
ReplyDeleteBonnie, your table is beautiful and the flowers are perfect on this table. I am so glad to meet another blogger from Alabama. I just found out the The Painted Apron is also from Alabama. We need to keep in touch!
ReplyDeleteHi, Bonnie! I love how the basket handle matches the barley twist candlesticks. That's such a nice repeat, and it caught my eye before you mentioned borrowing the candlesticks. I was already salivating! You are one blessed woman to have friends offering to loan you such lovely things! I haven't been to Scott's since I lived in ATL, but it sure does make a great excuse for a visit. Your table is gorgeous, and you've put me in the mood for fall decorating! (Shame on you...I'm trying to wait for Sept. 1st!) ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi,I love every single detail of your tablescape but especially the maiolica pitcher! It is French? Looks like barbotine...
ReplyDeleteLoving your tablescape friend. I am drooling over those green cabbage bowls! Everything is so very pretty. You do an awesome job. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteI just love the traditional fall colours you have chosen. Everything just pops against the white table top. Such pretty dishes too. Such a pretty spot to enjoy an early fall meal.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, your napkins may be from the 70s, but you've certainly given them an updated look with the way you styled this gorgeous table. I really love the mix of the colors, the majolica (it's seasonless, isn't it?!) and your burlap runner. It's all so nicely put together. Smart girl to tap into your friend's stash!
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie, your Fall table is lovely. The runner is wonderful. Mixing your patterns is such a pretty look. Gotta love the Majolica dishware. Loving those velvet pumpkins. Topping it all off with gorgeous flowers. Beautifully set table.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, your table is elegant and beautiful, beginning with majolica and ending with the spectacular centerpiece. The tankard is gorgeous! The baskets, candlesticks, runner, and velvet pumpkins are perfect companions. You have captured the music of autumn!
ReplyDeleteOh Bonnie, your table is putting me in a Fall mood! I love the burlap runner, and those borrowed woven chargers. Your 70's napkins look perfect with your table. I do love those fabulous baskets and your flowers. Majolica seems to work year 'round, doesn't it? Great job, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteIf you have a Michaels, Arts and Craft Store, you might check there for a burlap runner. I know they had them last year and regretted not purchasing one. I haven't looked this year but if I see one in my travels I will email. Your table is lovely even though I'm not ready for Fall. MM
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely fall tablescape! I love the burlap runner with the ruffle at the ends, it is a great base for your table. How fortunate you are to have a friend to borrow such wonderful treasured antiques from to create tablescapes with! Those candlesticks are amazing, and yes, the history of the tankards would be fascinating to ponder over. I really love the majolica dishes, I have been coveting those for a while now! Thank you so much for being a part of the blog hop!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your beautiful table! I love your pumpkins and have slowly been trying to collect a few myself!
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with that pic of your fabulous white table and chairs which make the beautiful colours in your tablescape pop! You've put together such a lovely grouping of dishes and accessories - love the "borrowed" items and how much character they add to your table. Great job on the floral centerpiece - a terrific look for fall.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, when I saw your table, I thought the napkins might be vintage, and I love them! They're my very favorite thing about your tablescape. Your table is so pretty, and I love the runner, too!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning, Bonnie!! I feel fall in the air... oh, wait... not yet! But, how wonderful is your welcome to Fall! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteThat burlap table runner is so great! No wonder you are looking for another one! Love the vintage napkins too! Great tablescape!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful table! I love the flash of copper and other vintage touches. I'll be on the lookout for that table runner - as much for me as for you! It is amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table, I am loving those gorgeous cabbage bowls you used and the copper mugs are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteBonnie, what a beautiful table setting. I love the colors and the textures, and those barley twist candleholders! English antiques, any antique, makes a table setting all that much more interesting. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cozy and warm table! I just love the colors, the flowers and those copper mugs are stunning! Thanks for sharing your talents with us- so fun blog-hopping with you this week! Kristy Seibert- Starfish Cottage www.starfishcottageblog.com
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Good start to the month of September.
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I love all the pieces individually.. very beautiful..
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I just adore your tablescape! The runner is great and the floral centerpiece is simply stunning!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job on this tablescape! Love the copper pints and your mix of textures with the soft flowers and the burlap table runner. Well done!
ReplyDeleteCatherine
What a great table. I like pairing antiques with contemporary designs.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites! Those copper tankards are wonderful and I love the basketry.
ReplyDeleteThere is much to like on your table from the runner to the flower arrangement to the leafy plates. It is still so unfailing in Maine that I haven’t even begun to think of the season.
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