La Chinoiserie Pink Party Table — plates stacked on the garden-scene placemat with fretwork napkins, in rose on olive, on dark wood

La Chinoiserie Pink Party Table

6 guests
$78.00
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La Chinoiserie Pink Party Table — plates stacked on the garden-scene placemat with fretwork napkins, in rose on olive, on dark wood
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  • La Chinoiserie Pink Party Table — plates stacked on the garden-scene placemat with fretwork napkins, in rose on olive, on dark wood
  • La Chinoiserie Pink dinner plate — rose garden scene on olive
  • La Chinoiserie Pink salad plate — rose garden scene on olive
  • La Chinoiserie Pink bowl — rose garden scene on olive
  • La Chinoiserie Pink Fretwork dinner napkin
  • La Chinoiserie Pink paper placemat
La Chinoiserie Pink Party Table

À Table! · La Chinoiserie · Pink

La Chinoiserie Pink Party Table

$78.00

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What's Included

Format: A party table for 6, 8, 12, 16 or 24 guests

Per guest: 9″ dinner plate · 7″ salad plate · 7″ bowl · two Fretwork dinner napkins

Per table: one Garden Scene placemat pad (pad of 25)

Napkins arrive in sealed sets of 16, so smaller tables carry more than two a guest.

Material: Durable Paper Stock

Print: Full Color, Rose on Olive

Compliance: FDA Compliant for Food Contact

Collection: Vintage Voyagers France · La Chinoiserie
Description

One box sets the whole table. The La Chinoiserie Pink party table carries the eighteenth-century chinoiserie garden — blossoming branch, pheasant, low garden fence — across the plates and the placemat, in soft rose-pink on a warm olive ground. The napkin answers it in Fretwork, the open lattice, in the same two colours.

Per guest: a 9″ dinner plate, a 7″ salad plate, a 7″ bowl and two Fretwork dinner napkins. Every table also includes one Garden Scene placemat pad. Choose the table that fits your guest count — six, eight, twelve, sixteen or twenty-four.
A Note from Jeff

Pink and olive is not a pairing anyone reached for in the eighteenth century, which is exactly why it works now. The drawing is period; the colours are not.

Put it on a long table in daylight and the olive does the work of a linen cloth — it takes the pink down half a step and keeps the whole thing from turning sweet.