THANKSGIVING DAY…..
No fine china or wine glasses that need hand washing.
First totally Vegetarian Thanksgiving .
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THANKSGIVING DAY
November 23, 2012 by Sandra Jonas
Posted in autumn colour, China | Tagged china, Thanksgiving table | 4 Comments
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We had a very uncomplicated Thanksgiving too although we cooked all day and I am still digesting the food. You are probably feeling much better than I am today!
Your table looks so festive and appropriate for the season.
You really set a pretty table. Hope you had a wonderful holiday.
Love the cabbage-shaped dishes, the simple brass candlesticks, the red tablecloth and the Queen Anne/Early Georgian chair!