Another Sunday Supper

For Tablescape Thursday this week at Susan's Between Naps on the Porch, I started with some plates I bought at Pier 1 a couple of years ago.  I bought only three, because I wanted to use them in a three-tiered plate stand, but now that I've been hooked on tablescaping, I know to buy at least four of anything!  For Sunday night supper with my husband and father-in-law, though, three plates work just fine. The stoneware pattern is Elizabeth, and it's on clearance now, although my store only had mugs left.

Since I'd never set a table with these plates before, I had to shop the house to find things to go with them.  I settled on these striped mats and rust-colored napkins from Crate and Barrel.  The water and wine tumblers are our everyday glasses from Williams-Sonoma.

For the centerpiece, I set yellow daisies in an old-looking green planter set atop a wooden candlestand and added green pillar candles on coordinating wooden candlestands.

I also brought in a vintage yellow covered casserole with handle that formerly belonged to my in-laws. 

After taking a few photos and uploading them to my laptop, I spotted a detail I hadn't noticed about the plates.  Look at the underside of the plate, just above the knob on top of the casserole lid.  There is a pattern painted all around the underside of the plate, too! 

Here's a last look at the table, with a view into the entryway.

Thanks for visiting my simple Sunday supper table, and check out all the other tablescapes at Susan's Between Naps on the Porch.