Tablescapes

Royal Albert Lady Hamilton is the star of any table. Emma, Lady Hamilton, was a notorious figure in 18th-century England, and her namesake pattern from...

A pretty Royal Crown Derby pattern from the past finds new life in a new millennium. The delicate geometric designs and stylized hearts and flowers of...

Delight your Yuletide afternoon tea guests with our Merry TeaTime Holiday Guide. This collection will help you create the party perfect favors, place cards, napkins, and centerpieces for...

Get inspired ideas for setting an autumn table for tea.

We tend to think of china patterns as two-dimensional designs presented on a flat surface, such as a dinner plate. But Lenox Autumn is...

Introduced by Johnson Brothers in 1960, Autumn’s Delight, a casual china pattern embellished with the ripening bounty of autumn—apples, cherries, pears, and grapes—can inspire...

Warm summer evenings call for a casual buffet-style outdoor tea party.

The late 19th and early 20th centuries, no china company was more popular among American brides than Haviland. The company, founded in 1842 by American...

Watching the world come alive again from a garden gazebo is the perfect way to celebrate the arrival of spring.

The chintz pattern first arrived in Europe from India in the early 17th century in the form of brightly printed calico fabric with vibrant...