Poinsettias on a Christmas Tablescape

This is a repeat of a tablescape that I did several years ago before I started blogging. I changed it just a bit for this version. The poinsettia tablecloth and napkins came from HomeGoods several years ago. I like the shiny raised thread poinsettia design. I love poinsettias at Christmas time, they remind me of my mother who loved to decorate with them during the holidays.

These poinsettia salad plates came from Cracker Barrel several years ago. We were on our way driving back from a visit to our son and his family in Virginia when I saw a few of these in the gift shop while we were eating at a Cracker Barrel. They only had a few so during the rest of the drive home we kept stopping at Cracker Barrel Restaurants to look for more. Finally, when we were almost home, someone told me that I could order the rest online! As soon as we got home I bought the rest of them. I really love the design on the plate with the poinsettias, berries, pine cones, and greenery.

I love these red ruffled edge melamine dinner plates. They were made by Baci Milano and I bought them online at Neiman Marcus on sale several years ago. The pattern was called Baroque & Rock. I bought the same plate in a salad plate size and a lime green salad size.

These chargers were made by Mikasa and the pattern was Color Spectrum, this one in the color Hunter Green. I have several different colors of this charger and I really love the size, design and shape. They were discontinued but I bought them all on Ebay a few at a time over the years.

This frosted flatware was made by D & D Inox in Italy. I bought it at Neiman Marcus or Bloomingdales during a major sale a few years ago. I love this flatware pattern, I have it in a few other colors as well. There are similar patterns available online now. I really like the marbleized design on the handles.

I love this small poinsettia bread and butter plate. You could use it as an appetizer plate as well. You can really see the raised beaded thread design on the tablecloth in this photo.

I bought these poinsettia place card holders online at Oriental Trading several years ago. The green place cards came from Amazon earlier this year. I really enjoy finding place card holders that carry out the themes on my tablescapes. They just add that extra special touch.

I used my red Waterford Marquis Brookside goblets on this table setting. I bought them at HomeGoods several years ago. Hubby and I were wandering around and I suddenly saw a few of them and quickly looked and found twelve. I was so lucky! The green glass goblets on the right come from The Vermont Country Store online. They are made by Mosser in the United States and the pattern is called 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 and I am eyeing the red ones.

I found some faux poinsettias for this tablescape’s centerpiece, it is a bit early for good quality real ones. I can’t remember where I bought them, I have had them for a while. They are sitting in a red and green handblown Blenko Monticello Poinsettia Vase from Monticello Shop online, a Christmas present from Hubby last year. The base looks black in the photos but it is really a pretty Christmas green color like the green goblets.

I can’t remember where I bought these metal Heritage Pottery poinsettia taper candle holders. They might be vintage. I always have taper candles in different colors to use on my tablescapes.

It wouldn’t be a Wilson Christmas without poinsettias in the house!

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