This set of pastel champagne flutes is the perfect excuse to make mimosas on Mother’s Day, don’t you think? I found these on my recent trip to Cape May at the Antiques Emporium.
The seafoam green tablecloth is Ralph Lauren (HomeGoods). The placemats and napkins are Lenox “Butterfuly Meadow” (Macy’s).
The dinner plates are Bernardaud Limoges “Les Deux Roses pattern” (Summit Antiques Center). The pattern features “The Two Roses” at the center with lavendar ribbon, roses on the rim, pink scrolls and gold trim. This pattern was active beginning in 1968 but later discontinued. The silver was a gift from my husband’s grandmother-it’s Wallace Windsor Rose (1942).
The centerpiece is a Waterford crystal vase and candlesticks. The pink and purple plaid tapers are made by Del Mar (from Cachet). I found the matching Limoges footed plate and compote on a visit to Marché aux Puces St-Ouen de Clignancourt, Paris’s most famous flea market at the northern fringe of the city. These vintage pieces have two marks – green “JPL France” mark and “J Pouyat Limoges” mark inside a green wreath. These marks were used by the Jean Pouyat company between 1906 and 1932. 
Beautiful table! Your china and stemware are so pretty! You are so lucky to own something by Bernardaud Limoges! Your candles tie in the colors so nicely too- and the floral arrangement is beautiful! Mimosas sound great- and how elegant to serve them in such pretty stemware!
This would be beautiful for the Mother’s Day theme that Cuisine Kathleen- (Let’s Dish weekly party) is promoting for next weeks party!
What a lovely, feminine table! The china is just beautiful — love the pink border with the pretty flowers — and the crystal champagne flutes add a lovely touch. Mimosas for Mother’s Day — a tradition I could get behind!
The stems are TDF… wow, I really drool.
Roses are beautiful and its perfect combination on our day.
Happy TS & TY for sharing.
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Everything is just beautiful…but those FLUTES!!!!! Oh, my goodness!
Nancy
Lady, you had me at “mimosas” and kept me with the rest! Beautiful champagne flutes!!! Oh, my gosh! They’re just exquisite!!! And all the colors work beautifully with your table elements. So pretty!!! GREAT looking flowers, too!!!!!!!
What a pretty table! Your champagne flutes are so unique and beautiful. I just love that silver. So gorgeous.
Laura,
I was totally blown away when I viewed your beautiful table decorations. I did a double take and read your comments about the Bernardaud china pattern “The Two Roses”. Your china plates are gorgeous and the lovely table linens just punctuate the tablescape. The Waterford crystal is so perfect with the table settings. Thanks for saying where your found your lovely pieces and they remind you of your shopping trips. Then, I began to think do I have that and ran to see if it really was the same china. Yes, the pieces I have are the coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl. Every time I was in Austin, Tx, I would visit an antique mall and see this same set. It was expensive and thought well it will be gone the next time I come. One time I decided I would make an offer and just see. The lady called the dealer and was I surprised when my offer was accepted. The lovely set came home with me. The table settings with the green tablecloth is beautiful and I love your Butterfly Meadows placemats. I am actually setting my table again with a French limoges set with roses and using a green tablecloth for Mother’s Day. This is the same green tablecloth used with the Butterfly Meadow china that was posted in April. Your colorful flutes are just beautiful and will be so festive for a Mother’s Day celebration. This was just a thrill to see all your fabulous finds and how perfectly coordinated the tablescape is in the photos. Thanks! Pam