Patriotic Tablescape, Series 2

Susan of http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/ is hosting a fun meme today Be sure to visit her and look at all the creative tablescapes in Blogland.

Juts as I said last week, I am creating a series of patriotic tablescapes until Independence day. This is my second one.

Covered with a lace tablecloth, I placed my ceramic red rooster plate chargers on the table.

This time I set the game table in the family room.

Here is the close up of the dinner plate.

The dinner plates are in Charles Wysocki's Americana pattern manufactured by Nikko. I have had them for a long time but I do not remember where I got them from. You see, I have been a dishaholic even before the birth of Tablescape Thursday.

Here is a close up of the dinner plate

The salad plates were distributed by Avon during the bicentennial year in 1976.

I only have 2, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. I wonder if others are available. I will have to research further. I got them Ebay when I still lived in Florida.

Note the American flag and roosters and birds on the dinner plates. Doesn't the plate look like a folk art?

The roosters on the plates gave me an idea of using other rooster accessories too like plate chargers, flatware and S & P shakers.

I even found a blue bottled wine in our wet bar.

Blue dotted crystals for wine stems and an egg shaped Polish pottery S & P shaker.

For a centerpiece, I mixed a red, white and blue candle holder with smaller blue and white ceramic delft candle holders I bought from the Dutch side of St. Maarten and a vase with red faux flowers.

I hope you enjoyed another patriotic table. Thanks for coming. See you next time again.

Thanks Susan for another fun week!