I hadn’t planned on doing an Easter table this
year because truth be told, I am not celebrating. Still, having excavated so
many wonderful Easter decorations that my mother had used over the years, I
simply couldn’t resist.
Everything in the centerpiece was hers. The cute basket actually had a rather
bedraggled bunch of artificial greenery in it that was unbelievably difficult
to extricate. After prying it loose I filled it with a rather industrious
looking bunny from her collection, overseeing some painted eggs.
I didn’t put much candy in the basket because there’s no one else here to eat
it except me, but I could not resist these chocolate carrots from Lindt. They
make a tasty crop for this farmer bunny.
The newly discovered tea set had to be a part of the
centerpiece, along with this whimsical bunny on a bicycle.
The pink cups that I found earlier seemed right at home despite the lack of a
saucer. Napkins and flatware are from Pottery Barn.
The pink custard cups I’ve had for ages; the glassware is Villeroy and Boch. The chargers from Pier One you’ve seen many times. They are as versatile as the macramé runner from Anthropologie.
The bunny plates -- so adorable – are from Williams-Sonoma.
Happy Easter to all who celebrate!
