We are enjoying some beautiful sunny warm days here
lately. It is the perfect weather for doing some garden
chores and then enjoying an afternoon tea in the garden.
The white phlox blooming
in abundance in our garden
now is called David and it is
very mildew resistant so I
highly recommend it.
coneflowers and hydrangeas from
our garden.
Biscuits are always good with
a cup of tea.
The square platter is Mason Vista.
I see them at the thrift shops.
this square plate was from Homesense.
weeks ago have kept it luch and green.
It is another beautiful day here after an early morningfog so I am going out to enjoy it.....hope you have
a lovely day too!
I am joining Between Naps on the Porch
for Tablescape Thursday.
Thank you for visiting,
Carolyn
Hi Carolyn, first enjoy your day! And second, your garden decorations are stunning! Alexandra ♥
ReplyDeleteAs always..so gorgeous and inviting!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day Carolyn!
All my heart,
Deborah xo
What a lovely collection of red transferware! Your bouquet is charming. Flowers that are hardy are easier to love.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lush setting for a September tea party. Your flowers and dishes are lovely.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, this is an absolutely adorable setting for a afternoon tea in September!! I love this!
ReplyDeleteHope you'll have more sunny days!
All my best from Austria
Elisabeth
Everything looks great, Carolyn. I love cabbage rose linens, too.
ReplyDeleteHave been on the lookout for Westbrook Stevens queen sized sheets in the Country Inn pattern. So far, no luck. Susan
ihre dekoration ist wunderschön, ich mag die engel!!! alles liebe von angie aus deutschland
ReplyDeleteI love red transferware too, as you know. Your pieces look gorgeous on your pretty tablecloth. I never see the cabbage roses pattern anywhere around here. You must get to it before me. :) Lovely tea and biscuits. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Hi Carolyn! TGIF :-)
ReplyDeleteYou know that hubby says we must have been separated at birth! Haha I have all the same pink transferware (except the jug), always love me some Mason's Pink Vista. I bought the creamer, teapot and sugar when we were to PEI at the antique house in Victoria-By-the-Sea, but it is a reproduction. The square platter I have is well over a century old and was a gift from a lovely woman who was closing her beautiful ladies' shop (thank you Lois). I love it, too - my fave of all my dish collections.
The weather has also been beautiful here with the grass growing and growing! I love September. After the "SOG-gust" we had with so much rain, it is very enjoyable. It will be 23C here again today and sunny, a warmer fall than usual.
Glad you liked my Tea from Sea-to-Sea post, wish you could have been with us, you would have loved it! Did you choose a cup for me at your last tea? Lol Which one?
The famous Annual 20-Mile Yard Sale on your island is around the corner!!! A friend will be there while her hubby is attending Communities in Bloom conference and she plans to rent a car and do the sale. I believe you have tours that weekend? Hope all the grandkiddies are having a good time at school.
EnJOY the weekend, my friend. XO Hello to Andrew. (Sorry this comment is so long, off to work today)
Wishing you a beautiful day,
Linda at Beautiful Ideas
Your red and white transferware is so pretty, Carolyn. Love the new header photo. Such a lovely spot. Enjoy the weekend. ~ Nancy
ReplyDeleteThis table is stunning. the red roses tablecloth is divine and I love the red transfer with it. this is so perfect and the flowers I wish I had a garden is this really your little cabin?Susie
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