Hazel Atlas Pink Crinoline!

Hi, and welcome to my contribution to "Tablescape Thursday" hosted so graciously by Susan at Between Naps on the Porch.

It's hard to believe it is Thursday again. Luckily, I have been inspired by some lovely old dishes in my china cabinet. What better for winter, and more winter, than pink! Hopefully, these pretty pink dishes will bring a smile to those of you with never-ending snow:-)

These dishes belonged to my great-great uncle on my mother's side and some came from my father's grandmother. They were made by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, which you can read about HERE. The pattern is "pink crinoline" and also comes in blue. 

One *must* use doilies with these, don't you think? I love these beaded handles.

What better for a winter day than sunny pink hydrangeas!

My mom gave me this pitcher last Christmas, and it fits in so perfectly!

How lucky was I to find these vintage linen placemats in my collection?

Since I only have three bowls, I used two pink crinoline and two pink Hocking "Old Colony" depression glass bowls.

Of course, I must have something by Minton, so this bowl was perfect for the flowers!

These vintage candle holders are from the 1970s. I love the green with this shade of pink.

I did have to borrow these vintage napkins from my mom. They really are exquisite.

The flatware is Oneida "Meadowbrook" silverplate. I love how the vines coordinate with the placemats.

I hope this "happy" pink crinoline has brought some sunshine to some snowy days!

Thank you so much for stopping by! I love getting to see the beautiful tables you so lovingly put together and reading your comments.

Anita

Pink dishes: Hazel-Atlas "pink crinoline"

Clear pink bowls: Hocking "Old Colony"

Flatware: Oneida "Meadowbrook"

Crystal: American stemware

Bowl: Minton bone china

Napkins and placemats: vintage from our family collection