Happy Tuesday, Friends! Today I'm excited to join 16 blogger friends for the Thanksgiving Tablescape Blog Hop hosted by Rita from Panoply. The cornucopia has always served as a symbol of gratitude which makes it the perfect inspiration for my Thanksgiving table
If you hopped over after visiting Kim from The Cat's Whiskerz, wasn't her tablescape charming? While I am always mindful of my blessings during the holidays, this year I am especially grateful since Youngest Daughter and Ginger Grand are coming and we will be joining our Houston family for Thanksgiving! You might say my cornucopia is overflowing--much like the focal point of my centerpiece full of fragrant thyme.
A matching ceramic pumpkin, apples, and candle light complete the centerpiece.
I layered vintage Enoch Wedgwood plates in the Kent pattern...
...and mini cornucopias of oregano placed by the flatware continue the theme.
Here's a view of the centerpiece set against the dining room mantel and gallery wall.
I'll leave you with a bird's-eye angle. Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Next up is Kari from Me and My Captain and I can't wait to see her lovely table! Remember to scroll down to visit the rest of today's featured bloggers!
Hyacinths for the Soul - Fine Feathered Friends
Everyday Living - Counting Our Blessings
Home is Where the Boat Is - Giving Thanks Lakeside
Pandora's Box - Thanksgiving Table for Two
Life and Linda - Enchanted Woodland
The Cat's Whiskerz - A Simple and Thankful Tablescape for Thanksgiving
My Thrift Store Addiction - A Cornucopia of Blessings for Thanksgiving
Me and My Captain - To Be Thankful is to Recognize God in All Things
Corner of Plaid and Paisley - So Much To Be Thankful For
The Painted Apron - Thanksgiving Blessings
Thrifting Wonderland - A Thrifty Thanksgiving Table
Dinner at Eight - Thanksgiving in the Meadows and Ponds
Belle Bleu Interiors - A Table of Blessings
Red Cottage Chronicles - Thanksgiving Harvest Tablescape
Mantel and Table - How To Set a Rich and Luxurious Thanksgiving Tablescape
Celebrating Everyday Life - How to Style a Thanksgiving Table with Aqua, Chocolate and Cream Accents
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Such a sweet idea with the tiny cornucopias! Your blog is not allowing me to sign in to comment, so will just do it this way - Carole @ From My Carolina Home.
ReplyDeleteCecilia, the table is so pretty dressed with the lovely cornucopias of thyme. The Wedgwood ‘Kent’ plates are beautiful and look perfect on your table. Wishing you a blessed Thanksgiving season!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty table Cecelia, I love the mini cornucopias of oregano! The tray centerpiece is lovely with the pumpkin, apples and leaves. it sounds like you will have a very blessed Thanksgiving!
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Cecelia, your table set with Wedgwood's Kent is lovely. I like the idea of the little cornucopias of oregano at your place setting. The tray with the beautiful leaf candle vessels is a lovely centerpiece. Well done, my friend. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteCecelia, a lovely vignette with the cornucopia on your tray. I especially love the tiny ones used at each place setting, those are adorable. Your Kent plates make a pretty setting. How blessed you are to have your daughter and grandson coming to be with you on Thanksgiving. A true blessing!
ReplyDeleteI am blessed to have the friendship of so many of you blogging stylists in my circle. Thank you for participating in this hop. Happy Thanksgiving season.
Cecilia, your plates are so lovely. The little oregano cornucopias are so sweet. The centerpiece is lovely and perfect for Thanksgiving. So sweet your daughter and grandson can celebrate thanksgiving with you. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHi Cecilia. Your centerpiece is so pretty with the leaf candles, apple, and pumpkin! I imagine that the thyme and oregano smell glorious. The vintage plates are just gorgeous and the mini cornucopias are darling. How wonderful that your daughter and grandson will be joining you for Thanksgiving. It was a pleasure hopping with you and wishing you a most wonderful Thanksgiving season!
ReplyDeleteCecilia, Your Enoch Wedgwood Kent is such a pretty pattern. I love your trayscape and adorable mini cornucopias! As always, it’s a treat to hop with you. Happy November and Thanksgiving! 🦃
ReplyDeleteCecilia, Your Enoch Wedgwood Kent is such a pretty pattern and caught my eye immediately....and the addition of the lovely cornucopias of thyme are adorable. How sweet that your daughter and grandson will be joining you for Thanksgiving, that is always special. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours! hugs
ReplyDeleteYou sweet little cornucopias are darling! I also adore your green dishes. Enjoy your family and have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHow fragrant your table must be! A cornucopia is the perfect symbol to use for Thanksgiving, and the tiny ones are so cute. The place settings are lovely and the dishware's smattering of colors is unexpected. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteThose mini cornucopias are so cute! I love the Wedgewood Kent dishes. I have one dinner plate in that pattern I picked up at a Church sale several years ago. Now that I see your table set with this pattern, I will be on the hunt for more pieces! Your centerpiece is the perfect Thanksgiving Vingette! Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteI love your little herb cornucopias Cecilia! What a darling idea! I bet they introduce a lovely scent to the place settings too! Great color scheme with the green plates and glasses. Set off by the herbs and apples – perfection! Thanks for sharing your Thanksgiving vision – it’s always great to hop with you!
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely to see herbs included in your centerpiece. I am a big fan of using herbs indoors for display and for cooking and /thanksgiving is filled with dishes flavored with the traditional herbs. The white ceramic pieces were perfect for your herbs. Your beautiful Wedgewood plates are a perfect accompaniment to our centerpiece. Thanks for sharing this lovely setting with us. Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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Hi Cecilia! Your table is just beautiful set for Thanksgiving. The vintage plates are so pretty, and the centerpiece of pumpkins is lovely. The cornucopias of thyme are such a wonderful added touch. I hope that you and your family have a blessed and happy Thanksgiving! Shannon@Belle Bleu Interiors
ReplyDeleteCecilia, such a beautiful table for Thanksgiving!! I love those vintage plates with the beautiful trimmed edges. The tiny cornucopias are a perfect accent to your table, they are so cute!!! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving 🦃🧡
ReplyDeleteThis is so charming, Cecelia! I love the creamy colors and that green china pattern is particularly beautiful! Perfect for your table with the touches of herbs! My favorite element though is the petite cornucopia at each setting!!! That right there just makes my heart pitter-pat with glee!! I love little touches like that!! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family 🦃🧡🍽 - Jennifer
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