For March, I like to decorate with things that are Irish or have an Irish tie-in. Wexford is one of those patterns. Wexford is a city in Ireland, and Anchor Hocking's pattern leaves little doubt where it got the inspiration. It is very similar to Waterford's popular Lismore and Powerscourt patterns, as well as Hocking…
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Behind the Lace Curtains-TTS #52/2020 Table Setting Challenge #12, Blarney Stone Dinnerware Made in Ireland
On St. Patrick's Day in 2007, I was watching QVC's all-day made in Ireland products. It was neat to see all of the vendors sell their goods as well as learn more about Ireland and her customs. Then, on it came-the most charming tea set I had ever seen! I just had to order it,…
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Behind the Lace Curtains-TTS #51/2020 Table Setting Challenge #11, Saints Patrick and Gertrude Day with Belleek
I grew up in a strong Catholic household. Both sides of my family have been Catholic for more generations than anyone cares to count, with the exception of my mother's mother. She was a Methodist, but had to convert in order to marry Grandpa O'Donnell. Which is why I have a soft spot for Methodists!…
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Behind the Lace Curtains-TTS #50/2020 Table Setting Challenge #10, Fiesta Shamrock and Daffodil
This is a special milestone post, as it is the fiftieth Tuesday Table Setting installment! Although I don't always post on a Tuesday, that day was set aside a few years ago to celebrate my love and appreciation for the art of table setting. I'm hoping to get back to blogging on various subjects for…
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