Luvs, Did you notice in the "Golden Wheat Dining" picture that the flatware was turned down instead of up? I don't remember seeing that done before. I love the chargers used on that table. There are some beautiful pictures there, but I believe my favorite is the "Garden Conservatory" Those floral tin plates are just gorgeous. Not TOO badly priced...4 for $48. I love the candle lamps also. I love the shapes of the dishes used in "Manor House DIning" also.

Kathleen, Be sure to check out the hydrangea napkins and candlelamp shades. I think it's time to start embroidering again.

Excuse me, I'm drooling. What some beautiful rooms! I've bookmarked the site so I can go back when I have lots of time and look at them again.

luvs, I have been to that site before, but I really enjoyed seeing it again! Thanks for posting it.

Sandi, the upside down utensils is a European way of setting a table, I think specifically French. (My French neighbor sets her formal table this way).

Here's a quick link....

Here is a link that might be useful: click here

Sandi, I want to find out if their catalog comes in paper form--I'd like to have it just to keep in my "inspirations" folder so I could drool over the pics once in awhile. LOL

I'm glad Judith had an explanation for the silverware. I had only seen spoons turned upside down before and had wondered why also.

Dreamgoddess, I do that too. Nice to have bookmarks like that for a slow day when you just want to sit and "drool" a bit! Ha ha

Jaybird, thanks for the quick link--I don't know how to do that.

Luvs

Luvs, at the top of the page it says "request a catalogue".
Thanks for posting this site, very pretty inspiration pics! As you can tell, I'm at home, no sales today, well none worth going to!!! ARGH! Some preview sales tonite, we'll see if I get LUCKY!