I think it is time to set a wintery table. It's also another chance to use one of my lighted tin houses.
I found these plates at Pier 1 Imports before Christmas.
Immediately, they made me think of the Saltbox houses on Jelly Bean Row in St. John's Newfoundland.
The set consists of four salad plates with each plate having a different scene.
They are so colourful and whimsical.
This is Jelly Bean Row.
No wonder I liked these plates so much.
The stainless steel flatware is not quite visible, but it looks very much like galvanized metal. I have left a link in the "Source List".
I love the wintery scenes and vibrant colours.
The napkins were made from Batik cloth. I like using Batik for napkins because the pattern is identical on both sides of the fabric.
In keeping with the theme, the napkin rings are galvanised tin houses.
I checked the Pier 1 Imports website. Unfortunately, these dishes are no longer available. I couldn't find them in either of the stores that are near me either.
Thank you for stopping by.
Source List
Tablecloth, napkins, wine glasses - from my collection.
Lighted Tin House - Michael's
Lambskins - Ikea
This is an original Fair Meadow Place publication.
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