Fond of Fish

 I'm fond of fish in the ocean, in the sea,

in the lakes and rivers, or even in a aquarium! 

Imagine the aqua tablecloth as the body of water,the blue hydrangea
are flora and fauna.

 The white ceramic fish teapot is swimming along the sea!

A new beginning because of my husband, he suggested we start with
a blank slate! The very basis of the tablescape is the aqua tablecloth
 and the woven place mat with a dark aqua fabric binding. 

 Cobalt blue dinner plates create the next layer for the table!

The dinner plate ...... 

 holds the lovely cut-out fish salad plate with the textured scales. 

 A table full of fish plates .....

 with each plate surrounded by aqua and white lattice flatware and a navy napkin.

 The cobalt and clear crystal flute repeats the same design
as the flatware. A cold sparkling water will
bring the sea to the table.

 The blue hydrangeas placed in the blue milk bottle vase centers around the fish teapot.

 The four blue vases raise the flowers high above for easy conversation
 across the table.

 

 Each end of the table is set with a pretty dolphin shape candle holder
 and a large fish shape serving plate.

 A close-up of the dolphin candle holder and

the serving plate! 

 The shadows of the sun .....

 give the table a soft glow! As the sun sets, we will repose to the

living room to have dessert with coffee or tea.

 

Fond of Fish tablescape:

M Studios: fish shape salads

Main line: cobalt dinner plates

Home Goods: turquoise and white lattice flatware, woven tray

Le Stelle: cobalt and clear crystal flute

Soliel: aqua tablecloth

CTS: navy napkins

Dollar Tree: woven place mats with aqua binding

?: blue votive candle with embossed sea creature

*Viking Dalzell: dolphin shape candle holders *

 

The posting will be linking up with these blogs.

Rose Chintz Cottage, Martha's Favorites, A Delightsome Life, Bernideen's Tea, Cuisine Kathleen, Between Naps on the Porch, The Tablescaper

Each blog button is found on the right side bar for your benefit!

 

*On a side note, the Dolphin Candle Holders were purchased at the glass factory and are a reproduction of an antique from the Metropolitan Museum and also sold at their gift store several years ago!