Happy Tuesday, Friends! Today I'm delighted to join over 20 bloggers hosted by sweet Rita at Panoply for the Thanksgiving Tablescape Hop. I'm sharing a festive vintage breakfast table featuring homemade sweet potato bread to start the holiday feasting...
If you've hopped over after visiting Chloe from Celebrate and Decorate, welcome! For my place settings, I layered vintage dishes from my collection: Friendly Village (yard sale find) and jadeite (estate sale score.)
I decorated the table with homemade dried oranges, lamb's ear, eucalyptus, and DIY succulent pumpkins. Copper flatware complements the soft color palette.
When it comes to Thanksgiving, are you an all day nibbler or do you fast until the big meal? (I tend to lean toward the former!)
You can whip up this yummy sweet bread ahead of time to serve guests for breakfast or nibblers wandering into the kitchen during meal preparations.
Candlelight instantly creates a festive mood!
I like to use cake stands to add height to simple centerpieces.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks for stopping by today--next up is Marsha at The Little Yellow Corner Store!
Enjoy more Thanksgiving table inspiration from these talented bloggers:
Debbee's Buzz - Liberty Blue Thanksgiving Table with Turkey Napkins
My Hubbard Home - Thanksgiving Table with Brown and White Traditional Colors
Everyday Living - We Gather Together
Home Is Where the Boat Is - The Softer Side of Thanksgiving
Panoply - Thankful
Tablescapes at Table Twenty-One - Home for the Thanksgiving Holiday 2021
Pandora's Box - Leopards and Checks
Hyacinths for the Soul - A Place at the Table - A Harvest of Ideas
Celebrate and Decorate - Set a Heartwarming Table with Neutral Colors and Natural Elements
My Thrift Store Addiction - Vintage Thanksgiving Breakfast Table
The Little Yellow Corner Store - Celebrating Thanksgiving a Little Differently
Me and My Captain - Football AND Thanksgiving
Life and Linda - Thanksgiving with Elegance
Sweet Sensations - Dining with the Gents for Thanksgiving
The Painted Apron - Pumpkins and Pickups
Corner of Plaid and Paisley - Thanksgiving 2021 - A Bit Boho
Living with Thanksgiving - Blessings at Thanksgiving
Belle Bleu Interiors - A Heart Full of Thanksgiving
Bluesky at Home - 9 Steps to Set a Thanksgiving Table
Dinner at Eight - A Seasonal Table for Thanksgiving
The Bookish Dilettante - We Gather Together
Zucchini Sisters - Vintage Thanksgiving Table Setting
Green is my favorite color, so I was drawn to your table immediately! I like your idea of using a cake stand as a centerpiece - and the bread looks delish! What a warm and welcoming table! Have a wonderful Thankksgiving.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Cecelia, and what a wonderful way to start Thanksgiving Day with a special homemade bread and beautiful kitchen table setting! Love your yard sale find dishes and the pumpkin succulents! So Lovely!
ReplyDeleteJenna
You come across some pretty good finds at the sales you go to! "Friendly Village" is not one of those I've often seen at ANY kind of sale here in the Kansas City, MO area! It looks good with your jadeite! I really, really like that lamb's ear in the centerpiece. I thought it was sage at first. The color is so soft, and the velvety texture adds so much. I've never heard of sweet potato bread, but I imagine it would taste really good just as sweet potato pie does. My husband is a nibbler and I'm a "gimme a big ol' plate and let's get this party started" kinda gal, so I do my best to accommodate both during the holidays! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!!
ReplyDeleteCecilia you are a thrift store guru and I always forget to shop them for popular pieces. Love your Jadeite. Unfortunately, my Jadeite has been purchased 'new' and when I think of the money I could have saved....$$$$$$$.
ReplyDeleteEstate sales are few and far between here in Florida, usually people have had their "sales" etc, up north before venturing south so as to not bring too much "stuff" to their retirement or forever homes. LOL
A beautifully appointed Thanksgiving table and I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving.
Kari @ Me and my Captain
Cecilia, you always amaze us with your thrifted finds. The Friendly Village is lovely with the Jadeite. Love your overhead shot of the table. The centerpiece is quite striking and you have topped it off with candlelight. The homemade breads looks delicious. Always a pleasure to join you. Wishing you a blessed Thanksigiving.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I have dreams of finding Friendly Village pieces at yard sales or thrift shops. Maybe one day! And the jadeite (another favorite of mine) looks wonderful with it. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteCecilia, I've always loved The Friendly Village dishes and their mossy green/brown colors. Every once in a while a few plates will pop up at thrift stores. Even collecting a few at a time would be a good idea. Your use of the cake plate for a risers is a good way to get height, and yummy food in the form of delish tea breads caught my attention :)
ReplyDeleteHave a very blessed Thanksgiving!
RR
Cecilia, I love how the colors of the Friendly Village dishes work with your green Jadeite. So clever to use succulents in your centerpiece! Here in Pittsburgh, it would have never occurred to me. That’s one of the great things about hops — so much shared inspiration, ideas and tips. Always impressed by your vintage finds and enjoy seeing them.
ReplyDeleteI've always loved Friendly Village and your sweet white pumpkins go so perfectly with this. Lovely tablesetting! Perfect for Thanksgiving! Hugs, Sandi
ReplyDeleteWhat a cozy table! The pumpkins, dried oranges and lamb's ear under the cake stand are just perfect. Is the cake stand Jadeite? I am definitely an all-day nibbler and that sweet bread looks delicious. Thanks for the recipe and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteYour table is so sweet. I love lamb's ears, and the silvery green looks so nice with everything else on your table! Thanks for including the link to the sweet potato bread. Our daughter will love it! I pinned it on my Best Autumn Recipes Board. I also love your plates.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
Ricki Jill
So pretty Cecilia, I have sone pieces of Friendly Village. Live them.
ReplyDeleteYour table is so pretty
Cecilia, I love Friendly Village and it is so perfect for Thanksgiving mixed with your jadeite! The Sweet potato bread looks delicious as a centerpiece with the sage and succulent pumpkins. Wishing you a most wonderful Thanksgiving. It is always a treat to hop with you!
ReplyDeleteCecilia, I love Friendly Village and it is so perfect for Thanksgiving mixed with your jadeite! The Sweet potato bread looks delicious as a centerpiece with the sage and succulent pumpkins. Wishing you a most wonderful Thanksgiving. It is always a treat to hop with you!
ReplyDeleteOh Cecilia!! Your table is so pretty!! I love the jadeite! It takes me back to memories of my lovely grandmother. You have paired is up beautifully with your Friendly Village. It all looks so inviting, that I would for sure sit down and nibble on that sweet bread!! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!🧡
ReplyDeleteCecilia, When I saw your pretty Friendly Village plate I immediately thought of the old childhood song, Over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house we go.....
ReplyDeleteI love the colors, patterns, and always your vintage pieces.
Your sweet bread looks so inviting.
Your charming table is pinned! Nice blog hopping again with you.
Your breakfast table would start off any day on a happy note. Your thrifted dishes are charming. Love the vibe here.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
Cecilia, this has to be the prettiest breakfast table setting! How I would love to sit here and enjoy some of that scrumptious looking sweet bread and a cup of tea. I love how you have paired soft green with the Friendly Village pattern. It looks beautiful! You always have so many vintage pretties. I hope that you have a happy and blessed Thanksgiving holiday!
ReplyDeleteA perfect way to kick off the 6Thanksgiving holiday, with Friendly Village, a sweet bread, and perhaps a little parade watching.😉 Your table is a testament to your Thrift Store Addiction. Thank you for highlighting that aspect in procuring table elements and for putting it together so readers can see its benefits, Cecilia. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteCecilia, I love how you mixed your jadite round green plates with the square pattern plates. What a nice contrast in shape and color. The stripe napkins are a great choice. The pumpkins with succulents do bring in a nice element of green. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteCecilia, You really displayed your Friendly Village plates in an exquisite way. I love this pattern and had always hoped to collect the entire set myself, but it would take my storage over the limit. (If it isn't already.) I love how you make it stand out with your use of the soft, gentle color of green jadeite. So pretty with the succulents too. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your tables and vignettes that use jadeite pieces -- they seem to glow. The greens of lamb's ear and eucalyptus are comfortably compatible with the jadeite. Together they create a cozy setting for breakfast or snacking. Thoroughly charming! Have a beautiful fall weekend and a wonderful Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteYour vintage table is just perfect for Thanksgiving morning. OF course at my house, those sweet breads would be gobbled (pun intended) up in no time flat! I always enjoy seeing how you use your pretty jadeite dishes and your Friendly Village plates remind me of "over the river and through the woods", perfect for this season! Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteCecilia, I recently acquired my MIL's large set of Friendly Village china after she moved into Assisted Living. We'll be using it at our Thanksgiving dinner this year. I love how you paired yours with jadeite. Your Thanksgiving breakfast in the kitchen looks so cozy! I tend to nibble all day on Thanksgiving. We nosh on leftovers right up until bedtime lol! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family :)
ReplyDelete-Rebecca (Zucchini Sisters)