With less than ten days until the big day, the countdown for Thanksgiving really
begins today. While I tend to set
several Thanksgiving inspired tables during the month of November, I always hone
in on my favorite aspects of each table and use those favorite elements for the
final reveal on Thanksgiving day.
Turkey plates are one of my favorite
ways to add that special vintage Thanksgiving look to a table, and I collect them all year
long. If I spot them for a dollar each at flea market in March, I’m sure to
jump at the chance of adding to my collection.
Starting in September or October,
Home Goods carries pretty ones for only about $4-5 each. I tend to collect the
salad plates which always look pretty layered on a solid white or cream colored
dinner plate.
Here are a few of my favorites…
Turkey Plate by Royal Stafford
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Turkey Plate by Maxcera
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Turkey Plate by The Victorian English Pottery
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Turkey Plate by 222 Fifth
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His Majesty by Johnson Bros.
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I don’t stop at just collecting turkey
plates for Thanksgiving. Brown and white transferware is also pretty this time
of year, and layers wonderfully with the little turkeys. I especially love the
transferware patterns with hand-colored fruit designs.
And I go gaga for anything Wedgwood.
Drury Lane by Wedgwood
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Harvest Time by Johnson Bros.
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Beatrice by Wedgwood
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Royal Staffordshire Windsong Ironstone by J. & G. Meakin
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These brown and white English plates
with the swirly floral design was found recently at the Long Beach Flea Market,
and yes, these were only a dollar each as well.
You can see I’m playing around with a new Thanksgiving tablescape using those Royal Staffordshire plates and a pretty little thing I
picked up in Geneva…
an April Cornell table square
that looks beautiful when place diagonally across the table, and look at how
perfectly these two patterns compliment each other!
I actually found this cute tablecloth at The Little Traveler, and I love that it has adorable brown tassels on each corner. The amber glassware will add just the right touch of sparkle to this look.
ciao! fabiana
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