My green depression glass also made it out of the cabinet. The green block optic goblets were my paternal Grandmother's. They were made sometime between 1929 and 1931 so I wonder how many luncheons these glasses have seen.
The soft pretty pastel colors in the dinnerware and the tablecloth always inspire me to serve extra sweets...so out came a cake and the teeny little pastel sprinkles. Oh and the chocolates!
Yum! The time spent with the gals was just as fun. I hardly ever do this, you know, break out the serving pieces and make things extra special. Life gets so busy, we forget to slow down and just enjoy the time we have. I'm glad we did!
Take a moment and click on Pink Saturday ... there are a lot more celebrations of life especially if they are with pinks and pastels!
Just a note for my website followers... last night my latest arrivals were uploaded. Check them out here.
look at that - someone knows how to set a pretty table. Thanks again for the invite, great hospitality and especially for the 'gluten free' pizza! What a treat!
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ReplyDeleteLove this cake! What kind is it?
~ Gabriela ~
Hi sweetie, your table is just beautiful. Your stemware is special and I love the shapes.
ReplyDeleteWish I could have been there, I love cake!!
Happy Pink Saturday, Char
Jillian, I absolutely love that cake stand!!! Actually everything is beautiful, I love your grandmothers dishes!! Thats pretty amazing to have a piece of history of your own....love it :)
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hugs
Manni
What a gorgeous table setting, Jillian!!! I love the pastels of your Lu Ray dishes.....and I'm crazy over your green glasses! I have a few pieces of that green depression glass, too, but not in that patten. It would be fun to know about the other times they've been used over the years. How special that they belong to a family member!
ReplyDeleteOur snow is finally melted....but it's still pretty chilly. It's in the 40s, but I should be pleased it's not in the teens!! I just want WARM!!
Have a great Pink Saturday!
L, Dana
It's look like a delicuos cake!
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Xoxo
Charo
What a perfect table! The old Depression glasses are just amazing and so special because they were passed down. :)It is fun to think back to all the times and events they must have been used.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to enjoy your friends and your favorite things. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Spring table. I adore your pieces of depression glass. I collect green and pink depression glass too!!
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Hugs,
Debbie
Such a pretty table and that cake!! Not only is it pretty but a perfect centerpiece too! Thanks for sharing and have a HPS weekend.
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Sandi
So glad you brought out some of your pretties, that's the fun of collecting-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeletesooo pretty! I'll be over for a chunk of that cake in just a bit! toodles...
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely green depression plates and glasses - perfect for spring and St Patricks Day activities and ideas. Thank you for a lovely visit for Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteHI JILLIAN~WOW YOUR TABLE LOOKS BEAUTIFUL, OHHH BUT THAT CAKE LOOKS YUMMY....UMM UMM GOOD :)
ReplyDeleteH.P.S TO YOU!!
XO~MARI
ooh lovely table and that cake looks yummilicious! Happy PS!
ReplyDeleteYou have good taste and use it very well with your table setting.
ReplyDeleteYou set a beautiful spring table!
ReplyDeleteLove the green pieces!
Mary
Lovely, just lovely Spring table set for Ladies Time Out. Hope you saved me a piece of that delicious looking cake. HPS!
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Jillian,
ReplyDeleteYou always set a beautiful table and this one is no exception. Love the pretty sprinkles on that white cake!
Love,
Ms.Daisymau
Jillian~
ReplyDeleteWhat a special day for you and your friends. I agree, we need to do that more often and every time we are reminded of how important others are to us. Thank you for your post!
Happy Pink Saturday!
Happy pink Saturday, love your table setting,
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Lisa x
Happy Pink Saturday! I love those green goblets! And the cake plate...and....I love green depression glass. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteHPS!! Love the green depression glass - I have a couple of pieces!!
ReplyDeletehow wonderful that you have your grandmothers depression glass. Your table looks so inviting and I am sure a good time was had by all!
ReplyDeleteOK - now I know I'm unimportant. You get almost 25 comments and I get 3; 2 of which were yours - on this same event! I jealous :( But I love ya anyway.
ReplyDeleteluvly setting ~
ReplyDeletecake looks delish!
Your serving wear along with the wrapped chocolate, and the white cake with sprinkles look yummy.
ReplyDeleteYour right, we do need to slow down and enjoy life!
Have a blessed weekend.
I'm dropping by from the Pink Saturday posts.
Viola
That cake looks yummy! Vintage glass in pastels is just made for spring! You're right, we need to use our pretty collections more!
ReplyDeleteHi Jillian,
ReplyDeleteThat cake is so pretty and looks so yummy...and I so agree with you on how we forget to slow down and {smell the roses}. I'm so glad you are!
Happy Pink,
Stephanie ♥
Sounds like you had so much fun with your friends visiting here through Pink Saturday.
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I can taste that cake right now as if I had taken a big ole bite!
ReplyDeleteYum! everything looks so pretty.
gail
First I LOVE the story of how you aquired your blogs name. I have a pooch that is named Bella. My daughter named her after seeing a "Bella Luna" in the sky. That was 8 years ago.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of LuRay dishes. I'm lovin' the pastel colours of all of them. Very nice for a beautiful lunch with the girls.
Happy PS Jillian.
Love Claudie from Canada
xoxo
How scrumptious! The dishes are as yummy as the cake! Wish I could have been one of those friends to enjoy that! Lovely!
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