Cheerful Spring Table Setting

I recently hosted my mothers card club for a light lunch and a game of canasta. I wanted a cheerful table. And as you all know I have hundreds of vintage tablecloths, but surprisingly it wasn't hard to choose which one to use. We've had a long dark winter and no spring as of yet, so I just had to pick this gorgeous vintage Wilendur tablecloth and napkins. It just sings spring with the daffodils and hyacinths!


I severed chicken salad on croissants. I wish I could take credit for their deliciousness, but my mom makes THE BEST chicken salad and Sam's Club makes a pretty great croissant!

My depression glass dishes are a reproduction of the Madrid pattern. A gift to me from my Grandmother and Great Aunt. The were wonderful birthday and Christmas presents! They may not be actual depression glass, but they are officially vintage now! I received them well before meeting my husband.

I used my Great Aunt's silverware. They are a bit art deco and go well with the Madrid pattern.



During a recent treasure hunt I found these sweet vintage silver plated serving fork and spoon. They were made by Rogers Bros - in what else? The Daffodil pattern!


I adore how they go with my Wilendur tablecloth. I just love the little extra, don't you?


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Please don't forget about Teacup Tuesdays at The Pink Rose Cottage! Another beautiful teacup, teaspoon, and an assortment of teas will be given away again tomorrow.

I'd love for you to spread the word about Teacup Tuesdays. If you share this giveaway on your blog, website or Facebook, please let me know. As a Thank You, I'll give you another entry! At the time of this posting there are 3 more teacup left to giveaway!

If you haven't checked out today's Monday Markdowns, please do! I've reduced some lovely vintage linens for today. Monday Markdowns are another great reason to subscribe to The Pink Rose Cottage newsletter. As a subscriber you will receive advance notice of this sale and new items, just to name a few benefits!

Hope you all have a lovely week! And may all "the little extras" make you smile!
~Holly