Happy February! February’s arrival means we’re one month closer to spring, so I’m at the table with roses, bunnies and Pfaltzgraff Tea Rose dinnerware.
Blooming since 1985, Pfaltzgraff Tea Rose blends the traditional romance of roses with the charm and a touch of the English countryside and is a pattern that continues in popularity.
Carved white chargers with decorative scrolls complement the scalloped edges of the plates, while a patchwork floral quilt provides a soft and old-fashioned foundation as a tablecloth, for the delicate watercolor roses of the Tea Rose dinnerware.
Our temperatures are back in the mid 60s this week and I’m keeping my fingers crossed for an early spring!
I like to use a theme to build a table, inspired by color, a holiday or a season. With thoughts of spring, flowers, and eggs, I hopped straight to Easter, which is falls on March 27th this year, for a little early Easter fun at the table.
I went hunting through my stash of eggs to join a bunny at the table, along with tiered server for an easy centerpiece of decorative eggs and cupcakes.
I found floral paper baking cups with roses to complement the Tea Rose dinnerware.
And I used the two-ingredient cupcake method of baking for a quick and easy batch of cupcakes! Instead of baking in the floral print cups, I used them as decorative sleeves for the cupcakes and added some pastel pearl sprinkles to decorate the frosting.
Alstroemeria blooms, available in bunches for $4 at the grocery store, provide some welcome blooms to the bunny’s basket along with a few Easter egg picks.
Speckled jelly beans fill Tea Rose mugs on the centerpiece . . .
And Tea Rose All Purpose Stemless Wine Glasses provided some additional flowers for the table.
A Rustic Floral Hurricane is available in the Tea Rose pattern.
And I used white rustic ceramic napkin rings to marry the antique white ceramic base of the hurricane.
Constructed of stoneware, Pfaltzgraff Tea Rose is microwave and dishwasher safe.
32 comments for “At the Table: Roses, Bunnies, and Pfaltzgraff Tea Rose Dinnerware”
Cheryl Burgess
February 1, 2016 at 7:42 am
Sooooo pretty! It’s warm enough to feel like March here in New England. Nothing but browns outside, and it’s nice to see a reminder of the colors that will return.
Love, love this table!! I would like to ask if those eggs with the bunnies on them are from this year or past?? I think you said you purchased them at Michael’s?? Those cupcake holders are SOO cute too!! All in all, it’s a beautiful table..I’m ready to start doing some Spring decorating..thanks again!! 🐇🐇🐇💐🌷💐🌷🐰🐰
Hi Mary, The Pantone color of the year is actually the two colors of rose quartz and blue serenity used together to create “tranquility and inner peace” and this beautiful and dainty pattern is the perfect illustration of how well those two colors work together! During this kind of brown, dusty, lukewarm winter up here I am ready for the pretty colors of spring and eggs and bunnies too. I think I will go on an egg hunt for your cute musical chicks egg today! Linda
Such a sweet and romantic pattern….I love the how you brought us into the beauty of Spring. I am so ready to take out the bunnies….Beautiful table as always Mary and those Alstroemeria blooms are the perfect flower for the table…your magic is worked once again!
Such a fresh breath of air to start February! Thank you Mary! Bunnies, flowers, pastels and jelly beans can only bring smiles and spring. I love the quilt as a table top for this vintage looking dinnerware, the whole table is so sweet and delicate. Your tiered basket is overflowing with delicious eye candy, and you are so right, Easter will be hopping along before we know it!
Jenna
Oh my goodness!!!! What a beautiful post to wake up to!!!! My kitchen everyday dishes are Tea Rose!!!! They are so dainty and make me happy! Thanks for all the excellent posts you share with us!!!!
Your gorgeous quilt is the prefect backdrop for your table, Mary! The dishes, the bunnies and eggs, and those cupcakes in the lovely liners are such a spring time delight! Your creations always make me smile in the morning when I read your posts. May you have a happy week! xo
Mary, your blog is my happy place. Love to see what you have in store for us everyday. Really enjoyed your spring Easter table. We are first time grandparents and our 3 year old granddaughter loves to have ‘teas’ with her musical tea pot and plastic tea cakes. Just purchased a Bordallo Pinheira tea pot with matching frog demitasse cups and I have a mish mash of pretty salad plates and serving pieces with rabbits, frogs and mice. So this weekend Mommy and Daddy will join us for her first ‘real tea’. I take my inspiration from your beautiful tablescape’s and book’s (like the fairies (bought two of the pop ups for her after your potting shed blog) So excited, she loves to put on her apron and help peel eggs and make cut out cookies, should be lots of fun. Please keep up your wonderful blogs, its so much fun to view and read. And, the photos of Gracie and Chole just put a smile on my face, their adorable!!!
Everything looks so delicate and lovely…just as the first shoots of spring will be…think I’ll head out to Michael’s today to go on an egg hunt! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity…
I did a little Spring/Easter retail therapy today and got some cute things! This pattern reminds me so much of my Grandmothers dishes. Your quilt is the perfect background and the astromeria blooms are beautiful. I actually looked at some at the grocery today and ours are $7.99 for a buch of 7 stems! Love that bunny, but then I love all your bunnies. I still have the snowmen out but plan to get most away this week. Have a beautiful evening!!!
Such a cheerful post. I am itching for spring but the truth is we haven’ t had much winter so I’m afraid to get my hopes up. Such a sweet serene dish pattern and you showed it beautifully on the quilt with so many cute bunnies and the darling floral cupcakes holders. The cupcake recipe I will remember because I am lazy. Adding the pastel pearls and putting them in the floral holders looks like you really fussed.
Love the beautiful tea rose dinnerware as well as the bunnies and Easter theme. It’s hard to believe Easter will be early on March 27th. Ready for spring especially since the temperatures here have warmed up and the weather forecasters are calling for thunderstorms tomorrow.
Sooooo pretty! It’s warm enough to feel like March here in New England. Nothing but browns outside, and it’s nice to see a reminder of the colors that will return.
Love, love this table!! I would like to ask if those eggs with the bunnies on them are from this year or past?? I think you said you purchased them at Michael’s?? Those cupcake holders are SOO cute too!! All in all, it’s a beautiful table..I’m ready to start doing some Spring decorating..thanks again!! 🐇🐇🐇💐🌷💐🌷🐰🐰
Hi Ellen thanks for all your comments and visits! The eggs with the bunnies came from Michaels this year :)
Hi Mary, The Pantone color of the year is actually the two colors of rose quartz and blue serenity used together to create “tranquility and inner peace” and this beautiful and dainty pattern is the perfect illustration of how well those two colors work together! During this kind of brown, dusty, lukewarm winter up here I am ready for the pretty colors of spring and eggs and bunnies too. I think I will go on an egg hunt for your cute musical chicks egg today! Linda
Such a sweet and romantic pattern….I love the how you brought us into the beauty of Spring. I am so ready to take out the bunnies….Beautiful table as always Mary and those Alstroemeria blooms are the perfect flower for the table…your magic is worked once again!
Such a fresh breath of air to start February! Thank you Mary! Bunnies, flowers, pastels and jelly beans can only bring smiles and spring. I love the quilt as a table top for this vintage looking dinnerware, the whole table is so sweet and delicate. Your tiered basket is overflowing with delicious eye candy, and you are so right, Easter will be hopping along before we know it!
Jenna
Oh my goodness!!!! What a beautiful post to wake up to!!!! My kitchen everyday dishes are Tea Rose!!!! They are so dainty and make me happy! Thanks for all the excellent posts you share with us!!!!
Love the novel bunny rabbits ! The goodies are looking good too! We all look forward to the goodies after Lent! Have a great week!🐰🐣
Your gorgeous quilt is the prefect backdrop for your table, Mary! The dishes, the bunnies and eggs, and those cupcakes in the lovely liners are such a spring time delight! Your creations always make me smile in the morning when I read your posts. May you have a happy week! xo
So beautiful. I am really ready for Spring too.
Your table certainly brings thoughts of spring on this first day of February! Beautiful as always, Mary! Pam @ Everyday Living
So beautiful and so “Springy”, we need that going into a major snowstorm here in Iowa.
Exquisite!!! I must hop over to Michaels!!! franki
So beautiful. I’m ready for spring.
Thank you for this breath of Spring! It is so welcome after the dreary days of winter. The table is stunning! Christine
Mary, your blog is my happy place. Love to see what you have in store for us everyday. Really enjoyed your spring Easter table. We are first time grandparents and our 3 year old granddaughter loves to have ‘teas’ with her musical tea pot and plastic tea cakes. Just purchased a Bordallo Pinheira tea pot with matching frog demitasse cups and I have a mish mash of pretty salad plates and serving pieces with rabbits, frogs and mice. So this weekend Mommy and Daddy will join us for her first ‘real tea’. I take my inspiration from your beautiful tablescape’s and book’s (like the fairies (bought two of the pop ups for her after your potting shed blog) So excited, she loves to put on her apron and help peel eggs and make cut out cookies, should be lots of fun. Please keep up your wonderful blogs, its so much fun to view and read. And, the photos of Gracie and Chole just put a smile on my face, their adorable!!!
Everything looks so delicate and lovely…just as the first shoots of spring will be…think I’ll head out to Michael’s today to go on an egg hunt! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity…
Oh my heavens, simply beautiful! Now, I’m so anxious for spring! Thank you for sharing such wonderful photographs!
Sweet springtime table. Aren’t Pantone colors of the year rose quartz and serenity blue, just like your china?
Dreaming of spring, are we? This is full of yummy goodness. Makes me want to pull out the Easter things. ;-)
I did a little Spring/Easter retail therapy today and got some cute things! This pattern reminds me so much of my Grandmothers dishes. Your quilt is the perfect background and the astromeria blooms are beautiful. I actually looked at some at the grocery today and ours are $7.99 for a buch of 7 stems! Love that bunny, but then I love all your bunnies. I still have the snowmen out but plan to get most away this week. Have a beautiful evening!!!
Such a cheerful post. I am itching for spring but the truth is we haven’ t had much winter so I’m afraid to get my hopes up. Such a sweet serene dish pattern and you showed it beautifully on the quilt with so many cute bunnies and the darling floral cupcakes holders. The cupcake recipe I will remember because I am lazy. Adding the pastel pearls and putting them in the floral holders looks like you really fussed.
Very pretty Mary, nice to see the soft colors. I guess we’ll see what Punky Phil has to say about spring tomorrow:@)
Just beautiful! I love the fabric on the napkins and the sweet soft colors in the dishes!
I have this pattern :-). Just enough pieces in my hutch for four friends to enjoy coffee and some sweet treats. I was so happy to see this :-)
Love the beautiful tea rose dinnerware as well as the bunnies and Easter theme. It’s hard to believe Easter will be early on March 27th. Ready for spring especially since the temperatures here have warmed up and the weather forecasters are calling for thunderstorms tomorrow.
Everything is so nice and inspiring, it is such a pleasure to read your blog posts, a treat to the eye and mind. Thank you.
Wow! That is beautiful!
I am looking for the tea rose pattern can you help?v
It’s available at Pfaltzgraff.