Spiders on the Halloween Tablescape!

I make good use of some of my black and white dishes especially at Halloween time. If you read my blog on a regular basis, you can see how I sometimes repeat elements from tablescape to tablescape. I bought the white tablecloth on Amazon.

I found the spider salad plates at Pottery Barn several years ago. I finally found the right centerpiece elements to add to the table.

These are a smaller size plate and they can be used as a salad plate or an appetizer plate. I like that versatility. There are four different designs.

I am not a fan of spiders by any means, I would not like to meet these spiders anywhere!

This white salad plate was made by Bordallo Pinheiro in Portugal. I bought them on Ebay a few years ago but I can’t remember the pattern name, it might be Wave. I am still looking for more of these in this size and the dinner plate size. It is a good neutral design that I can use to accent many plate stacks.

I love the raised design on this dinner plate. I love patterns that cover the entire plate and this one almost does. I bought them at Pier 1 several years ago. The scalloped edge works really well in a plate stack. I can’t remember the name of the pattern.

The black glass Starburst charger is called Charge It and was made by Jay. I bought them several years ago on Amazon. They are heavy glass and work well with many different color schemes. This design is a good starter charger plate if you are thinking about starting a tablescaping hobby. The place mats came from Pier 1 online.

The black flatware is Ginkgo International LePrix. I have had this set for years but it is still for sale. Not sure where I bought it.

The spider web napkin rings were made by Midnight Market. I bought them several years ago and I can’t remember where I bought them. I bought the black and white napkins online several years ago but I can’t remember where, it might have been Crate and Barrel. They were made by Waverly. I am surprised at how often I use them, they seem to go well with lots of different table designs. I found the black spider web napkins on Etsy several years ago. I had been looking and looking for the right color and design and finally bought these even though they are cocktail napkin size. I just tucked them into the top of the other napkin.

I bought these black goblets on the right on Ebay and they were one of the first sets that I bought several years ago. They are Lenox Midnight Mood black glass water goblets and they were made between 1974 and 1982. They are 7 1/4 inches tall. When I started buying goblets I didn’t pay attention to the height but now I like to buy goblets that are at least about 8 inches tall because my table is large and I think they show better. The clear fluted goblet with the black stem on the left is called Octime and and the manufacturer was Luminarc Arcoroc. They were made in the 1980’s. I bought them on Ebay also. I like the taller goblets, they add a stronger element to the table setting.

I have had these spider web place card holders for a few years, I bought them at Williams Sonoma.

I bought the spider web overlay several years ago, can’t remember where but you can find them online everywhere this time of year. The three black metal spiders came from Olive and Cocoa online several years ago. As soon as I saw them, I knew my Spiders tablescape was done.

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