I am using my vintage linen table cloth and vintage mix & match silver plate I have collected over the years. None of it matches but I love that about it. When I was young bride I was given an Oneida Community Set from the 30's but It was only service for 6, so I have added many different patterns to it.
These are the daffodil's I posted a picture of earlier in the week. They opened up beautifully! They are in my large mint-julip cup. I can never resist one when I come across them. I have several in different sizes.
I have included a cabbage from Mr. Gregor's garden for the bunnies!
The cabbage is my absolute favorite place to hide my chocolate stash...I was thinking I should have filled it with chocolate eggs. I bought it at the Cracker Barrel gift shop a couple of Easter's ago.
I've had the The glass bunnies ever since I saw Martha Stewart set her Thanksgiving table with those famous glass turkeys. I borrowed her idea. The plates are part of a Tuscan set I got at Tuesday Morning...each plate was a dollar. I love any plate with an unusual edge.
The green glass plates are part of my collection of depression glass. I love how you can see the design on the plate under the glass! I almost hate to eat on it!!! But, there is chocolate involved so I'll have to!
Thanks to betweennapsontheporch for letting me participate!

Liz
10 comments:
Liz, your table is wonderful. I love the little bunny dishes...and what a great idea for the daffodils! Happy Easter!
The daffodils are beautiful. Love the bunny dishes.
* What pretttty colors you put otgether ~ so fresh n' happy! Thank you! Linda (in AZ)
Lovely table. Love your little bunnies!
Ohhh my goodness - I love your cabbage chocolate hideaway ! I really love all your
bunnies - and those plates...I am jealous
that you have the colored glass bunnies in
different colors...I have just one teal - but,
I see you scored - how fun ! Hugs ~ Kammy
This is a beautiful tablesetting. I really enjoyed the table tour. The white linen against the green cabbage, silver, bunnies and depression glass is just so precious.
Liz, your Easter table is beautiful. I love the glass bunnies. The daffodils are gorgeous. Great job. I also saw your post about the butler's pantry. I would love to see pics of that when you get it finished..hint, hint! What a wonderful idea. I'm new to this blogging thing, too, but I just love it. Hope you have a blessed Easter. Crystal
Oh so pretty! love the bunnies!
I love the cabage, it's the perfect color!
LOVE the glass bunnies, too! Your china is beautiful! What a delight seeing this Easter tablescape! You have such an eye for putting a wonderful table setting together! :-) Susan
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