Collected Antique Blue and White Christmas Tablescape

I’m excited to join an amazing group of home decor bloggers here today on this Celebrate Christmas Blog Hop, sharing everything from a Christmas tablescape, trees, wreaths, and doors hosted by Leen over at Sand Dollar Lane. Grab a cup of coffee and get ready to be inspired, friends! If you are coming over from Lynne at My Family Thyme, welcome! Doesn’t Lynne have such a beautiful home in Connecticut?

Today, I’m excited to share my collected blue and white vintage tablescape with you. This year, I have been thrifting for blue and white tableware to create tablescapes and decorate our bookshelves with. It turned out not to be as easy as I thought it would be, though. I had found the antique shops this past year to be fairly scarce and overpriced—definitely the causation of the pandemic. Therefore, I reverted to some online shopping, and I am slowly getting there. Today, I want to share my first (of many, I hope) collected antique blue and white table setting with you.

This dining room table is made up of mostly vintage tableware, however, there are a few newer pieces that I mixed in, like the Lenox coffee cups and saucers that were part of our wedding china. The glassware, linens, and silverware pouches are also new. Everything else is either vintage or antique.

Here, I share the 6 patterns on the blue and white dinner dishes that I purchased from Replacements Ltd., Which I highly recommend if you are looking for old dish patterns.

I also got lucky this weekend and found affordable blue and white vintage pieces while out antiquing. I brought them home to create this centerpiece with simple backyard greenery.

The blue and white chamber pot and the plate it rests on do not match, and that is what I love about a collected table. Looking for different china patterns in antique stores is fun, especially when I find them for under $10!

I filled the rest of this Christmas tablescape with vintage brass candlesticks I had collected over the years, too—some with and without candles. I also used two white curtain drapes for the center to soften the table’s look.

Last year, I ordered a blue and white vase, which arrived broken, unfortunately. I saved the large broken pieces and scattered them around the candlesticks for a little more blue and white charm.

I also added some inexpensive battery-operated twinkle lights to the center I purchased at Michael’s Stores. A simple artificial Christmas tree with white lights adds Christmas charm propped up in the dining room corner in an old crock that was my mother’s to accentuate this Christmas tablescape.

The sterling silverware was a wedding gift to my parents back in the 1940s, and like my mother, I enjoy using the silverware with our everyday tables as well. And how adorable are these silverware pouches? Cutlery Couture is the company that makes and sells these cuties, and it is one of my favorite finds for the year! I was first introduced to this fabulous company by Mary over at Farmhouse Fixer when she gifted me 8 lobster silverware pouches while we were in Maine over the summer.

The vintage mantel was a piece I found on Facebook Marketplace last year and is one of my favorite finds. I luv decorating it for all the seasons. For the holidays, I chose to showcase this local sign that I also found on Facebook Marketplace when we first moved to Vermont a few years ago, and it has hung in our home entryway for years now. I thought it deserved a place over the mantel for the holidays. Paired with more collected blue and white plates, teacups, brass candlesticks, faux Christmas trees, battery-operated twinkle lights, and wooden beads.

Check out this year’s Polar bear and Owl-Inspired Christmas Tree post.

And you may also like this Setting a Winter Table with Vintage Blue Bottles.

Are you looking for more Christmas decorating ideas? You may like our three-wreath front door Christmas tradition at our home in Maine.

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