The red cowboy plate and the green cowboy plate: Sky Ranch, Santa Fe. (I purchased them in a junk store, after going through a stack of 300 restaurant plates!)
The black and white cowboy plates: PTS International, Slice of Life (purchased at Tuesday Morning a few years ago.)
I bought the cowboy boot shot glasses, used at each place setting, on a trip to Austin about five years ago.
The cowboy decanters were a gift from my sister to my sweetheart years ago. A friend made the canteen, and the rocking cowboy was a gift from my mother to my sweetheart about 15 years ago. My friend, Charlie Ann, gave me the cute salt and pepper shakers.
I am joining Let’s Dish Wednesday at Cuisine Kathleen and Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch.
So round ‘em up, move ‘em out, pardner. Let’s git on over to see more dishes at these here other blogs. Yessiree, I’m for certain glad you stopped in to see this here little blog. (I’ve had to watch a lot of Westerns with my sweetheart.) laurie
21 comments:
Didn't know you could even put together a cowboy themed tablescape! You are amazing.
Love your cowboy theme and those plates. YeeHaw! Ride em cowboy. I so enjoyed Roy Rogers and Dale Evans when I was little...
Laurie, you know I'm smiling. I always love seeing the tables you set for your cowboy. Love the Roy Rogers and Trigger lunchbox. We all grew up with RR and Trigger. ;-)
Happy Birthday to your cowboy! ~ sarah
Of course I love it Laurie! It is a wonderful cowboy table for your cowboy's big day.:-)
Happy Birthday to your cowboy! You have some real treasures to set his B.Day dinner table. Watched many cowboy movies at the Saturday Matinees when growing up.
Enjoy your evening.
I know there is a song that the words are something about growing up and marring a cowboy? Maybe not to marry a cowboy? too cute..bet your cowboy had one heck of a cowboy Birthday celebration..
Happy Birthday to your cowboy! The table is wonderful and I love the plates.
Hi Laurie! Oh, what a darling cowboy table! Love those dishes and your decanters are marvelous! You're too much and a belated Happy Birthday to your cowboy.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia :)
Yeehaw! Terrific, Laurie! What is it with men and westerns? Weird! But you sure have been paying attention because you put a lot of detail into this fun table! I LOVE the use of the stuff that looks like prairie grasses! That is a great idea!!! That canteen is really cool, too! Happy Belated to your Podner!
The things we do for love! I actually love me a good Western upon occasion. It brings back fond memories of Saturdays mornings growing up in a small town when we all got to go to the local theatre for a double feature. They were mostly Westerns, and we didn't care if we saw them again and again!
I might have to start a collection.
I am jealous of every single piece. I would never have thought of a cowboy table like this and every detail is perfection. How fun that you celebrate his birthday in such style - his style!
Totally different and so very fun! I loved the cowboy plates best of all. I think I need to learn to dig through piles of plates at junk stores. You never know what you'll find.
And I really love that Roy Rogers lunch box. What a treasure!
Is there anything you don't have? Amazing as always! I love your cowboy collection!
Awesome cowboy collection!
Beautiful autumn tablescape with gorgeous fall colors.
Thanks for sharing.
Hope to see you on my blog:)
I love cowboys, too!! I saw my first real cowboy in Nebraska when I was 8 years old and have been a cowboy nut since then. Your dishes are great!!
What a great collection of vintage western plates. My birthday was Saturday...tell my fellow Scorpio a very happy birthday!
Love this tablescape!! Your cowboy plates are the best!!
chris
Hi Laurie. This table is so cool! I've never ever seen dishes like those and I'm love them. You have great accessories to add too. Your sweetheart is one lucky cowboy!
What a wonderful dinner table with everything your sweetheart loves. Happy birthday to the Lond Ranger if Arkansas....Christine
I love cowboy decor! I found a couple of old cowboy books awhile back and was so happy! I always wanted to be Annie Oakley!
What a great table! You sure made it special for your cowboy! Happy Trails to him, or who is that masked man? :)
Sorry I am so late!
Post a Comment