A Tablescape for Thanksgiving Turkey Soup

How I love this turkey tureen centerpiece. He comes out early in November usually and stays around until Christmas goes up. I looked for a turkey tureen to use as a centerpiece for a long time and finally found this one several years ago. It was made by Spode and it was part of their Harvest Collection. I can’t remember where I found it. The sage green tablecloth probably came from Amazon, I have had it for a while. I found the sage green crochet doily placemats at Bed, Bath, & Beyond several years ago. I wish they had come in other colors too because I really like the ruffled edge and the way they set off whatever is on top of them. Some say that you shouldn’t use a placemat with a tablecloth but I do it anyway sometimes!

I found this Plymouth Turkey coupe bowl online a few years ago at Pfaltzgraff on sale. I really like the colors and the raised details on it.

This dinner plate came from Pier 1 several years ago before our store closed. It was part of their Spice Route collection and the color was called Clove. I use this plate often in the fall. I like the beaded design on the rim.

I found these orange distressed pumpkin chargers at Pier 1 several years ago before our store closed. I really like this shade of orange for fall tablescapes.

This frosted green flatware is Madeline Green flatware and I bought it at World Market several years ago. I use this flatware often this time of year.

These bright plaid napkins probably came from HomeGoods or Pier 1. I have had them for a few years. I love using them during the Fall season. The Manor Luxe Gobble Turkey brass metal napkin rings came from Amazon several years ago.

I found these resin turkey place card holders on Ebay a few years ago.

The amber goblet on the left came from Pier 1 on sale right before our store closed. I love how tall they are. The green acrylic goblet on the right is a good match for a fall table and it came from our Pier 1 store before it closed too.

I love this turkey! He has such a presence!

The salt and pepper sets probably came from Amazon or HomeGoods a few years ago.

Here’s hoping for colder weather for soup time!

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