What a great time of the year to have pink raspberry flavored tea and enjoy the birds sweet tweets.
The teapot was purchased on our last trip to Colorado. It was manufactured by Adams and the pattern is Singapore Bird. The comical part about the trip was my husband told me there would not be as many places to shop in antique stores. I found this teapot in a great mall in Colorado Springs. As we drove back through Kansas on the way home, I stopped at every small town and there was at least one antique store in each town. I raised the teapot to give it more emphasis but, I wanted to bring out the colors so I made the pink bow. There seemed to a need for even more color therefore, I re-did my idea, and combined the pink bow with the green bow.
The view of the entire table gives the theme of birds and their birdcages. The different shades of blue were used to give a feeling of the birds in the spring sky.
The teapot was purchased on our last trip to Colorado. It was manufactured by Adams and the pattern is Singapore Bird. The comical part about the trip was my husband told me there would not be as many places to shop in antique stores. I found this teapot in a great mall in Colorado Springs. As we drove back through Kansas on the way home, I stopped at every small town and there was at least one antique store in each town. I raised the teapot to give it more emphasis but, I wanted to bring out the colors so I made the pink bow. There seemed to a need for even more color therefore, I re-did my idea, and combined the pink bow with the green bow.
The view of the entire table gives the theme of birds and their birdcages. The different shades of blue were used to give a feeling of the birds in the spring sky.
This is a bird's eye view of the spring table. That was a little pun.
Each place setting has a dinner plate by 222 Fifth and the pattern is Blossom Bird Blue.
The crystal goblet is Marquis by Waterford and pattern is Omega. I found these at Home Goods at different times. I knew these plates would coordinate with the spring bird theme.
The crystal goblet is Marquis by Waterford and pattern is Omega. I found these at Home Goods at different times. I knew these plates would coordinate with the spring bird theme.
This is a close up of the blue silverware by Hampton Forge. I also wanted to show the textures of the striped tablecloth and the damask place mat. I was looking through my place mats for a true white to coordinate with the dinner plate. The one I have has gold trim, so I kept searching. I was surprised to find these damask place mats were so close to the same color as the tablecloth and napkins. I must mention the lovely Oleg Cassini blue square glass napkin rings, I used with the silverware to bring out the darker blue shades.
My wonderful find of cups which match the teapot was a surprise! I like the way they coordinate with the dinner plates. I have been looking for these cups and have tried to purchase them before but the price was always to expensive. I am now on the hunt for salad plates to match.
Here is one of the little blue birds captured in a small bird cage. I chose to place these in the middle of the plate for emphasis. Please, notice the pink blossoms on the tree branch!
This is a tiny yellow and green feathered bird. As you can see, I have different colored birds at each place setting.
16 comments:
Hi, this is a stunning china. I like these dishes. Cute bird theme.
Greetings, Johanna
What a pretty table and a lovely tea. I love your Adams china -- it looks similar to my Wedgwood cuckoo!
Oh I did enjoy your sweet spring birds! Love those pretty dishes is the most lovely shade of blue with the coordinating table linens. Very sweet.
I love your bird themed spring table. The blue-rimmed plates are just gorgeous.
Such a lovely, inviting table! The china is gorgeous, and I'm so glad you found cups to match your teapot. Good luck with salad plates to match! All the birdie elements add a special touch.
How I love a tea party! Your bird theme is executed perfectly with all your pieces. So pretty!
A friend has collected Singapore Bird for many years, and I've long admired this pattern. How fortunate that you found the tea pot. Your china plates are lovely. This pattern is new to me. Thanks for sharing your Texas tea party birds. Great job!
GASP! Adorable! Where did you find those little bird cages?!!!
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Hi! I love your bird-themed tea! Very lovely!
I love those plates!
The bird cages are so awesome.
Kelly Bookend Diaries
The singing birds are one of the first signs of spring! Your teapot is just lovely and such an inspiration for your table. It is very pretty.
Thanks for sharing, Miss Merry
The plates are fabulous! I like how you pulled the whole look together with pastels and birds. It's really pretty!!!
Wow! Y'all really did this right! I'm in love with those plates and the bird theme.
This is beautiful! Love all the details, especially the little fluffy birds in the rockers!
Katherine
Hi Pam, I just love your spring table with all the birdcages and tweet little birdies! I have the same birdcage as your larger ones, and I also have little matching tealight birdcages. I'll be posting pictures of them in the next few weeks. Thank you for visiting me for Tablescape Thursday. Your kind comment on my Italian tablescape is greatly appreciated. My husband is too funny, stay tuned... he wants to square off and see who can come up with the best designed tablescape. I'm sure what ever he comes up with it will be fun. I hope you have a wonderful evening.
Hugz,
Kim
Hi Pam,
Love your dishes! Your table is very pretty and the bird theme is darling. I adore little birdies myself! I would love to have you join me for Tea Time today. I would ask that you add my link to your post and then I will gladly add your link to my party list. Thank you for stopping by and hope you have a wonderful day.
Blessings,
Sandi
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