Poinsettias on the Christmas Tablescape

This tablescape started out as one theme, then changed to another theme, and finally ended up here. (The other two themes will be coming soon.) My mother loved poinsettias and when I see them I always think of her. I did a poinsettia themed Christmas tablescape with a different look five years ago and I will repeat that one next Christmas because the photos were too dark and I wasn’t blogging then. I love combining red and green at Christmas time. The green tablecloth came from Amazon recently. I added my green Circle Depression Glass cream and sugar and salt and pepper to this photo to balance things out a bit better.

I have had these red poinsettia salad plates for several years. Not sure where they came from but it was probably Ebay. They were made by Andrea by Sadek. I love the color and detail on these plates and the way they pop against the green dinner plate.

I added my green Shamrock Fiesta dinner plate to this table setting. This is one of my favorite green plates, I just love the bright green color.

These are new to me red chargers that I just bought online. They are resin and light weight. I saw them online on Instagram on the vintagejunktionla page. She has a 30,000 square foot warehouse full of antiques and collectibles in Los Angeles and she ships! The minute we can safely shop, I am there! I like the design around the rim.

This flatware was made by D & D Inox in Italy and the pattern was called Roma. I bought them at Neiman Marcus or Bloomingdales during a major sale a few years ago. There are similar patterns available online now. I really like the marbleized design on the handles. This flatware set is seeing a lot of action on my tablescapes right now!

I’ve had these flannel napkins for years, I love this colorful plaid. They probably came from Pier 1 or HomeGoods. The poinsettia napkin rings were made by Lenox and I bought them on Ebay several years ago.

I can’t remember where I bought these poinsettia place card holders. I know it was online somewhere.

I used these same goblets on last week’s Rudolph tablescape, you can see them on that table here. The green glass goblets come from The Vermont Country Store online. They are made by Mosser in the U.S. and the pattern is Georgia. They are really heavy glass and very good quality. I have bought a few at a time over the years. I also have them in cobalt blue. I used my red Waterford Marquis Brookside goblets for this table setting. I bought them at HomeGoods several years ago.

I seldom use real flowers on my tablescapes but this centerpiece has real poinsettias. They are sitting in a red and green handblown Blenko Monticello Poinsettia Vase from Monticello Shop online, an early Christmas present from Hubby. The vase is sitting on one of my vintage poinsettia Christmas hankies.

I clearly needed to snip some threads off! Lol!

The vase is more true red than this photo shows.

There is something about red and green that makes everything look so Christmassy!

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