#tabletop show

At long last, here are the photos of the Showroom dressed up for Tabletop Market with flower arrangements!

We used a lot of red & white, since the larger retailers are focused a season ahead and already have visions of Holiday 2014 dancing in their heads.  

However, we couldn't resist mixing in some Spring beauties - lilacs, dogwood blossoms and pussy willows made an appearance, as did a dramatic dark purple Lenten rose. 

Here is a showstopping arrangement - spirea, roses and lilies in an Annette Vase.  Really stunning!

Below in the fore front is the Lenten rose mentioned earlier.  The name Lenten rose was coined because it flowers in the early spring, during the period of Lent.  Thanks to Clark Bohorfoush for identifying it for us!  During the same week as Tabletop Market, I spotted a similar Lenten rose blooming in Madison Square Park, right next to 41 Madison.

Boxwood placemats give a fun spring/summer feeling to the table below, even though the red and green color scheme evokes Holiday time.  It's a table for all seasons!

flower Magazine made its debut as the sponsor and decorator of the 41 Madison lobby during the April Tabletop Show.  The flower team did a fantastic job, and we at William Yeoward Crystal were more than happy to support their efforts by loaning some of our pieces for their displays!

Here is the Atalanta Wine Cooler, chilling several bottles of Champagne for a celebratory toast.  On the tray beside Atalanta are several Helena Flutes.  

Below, I managed to capture this vignette in the early evening sunshine, which creates an even stronger illusion of bringing the outdoors inside!

Below on the buffet, our jewel-toned Lulu Vodka Decanter and Tumbler Set, shown in Rose, brings yet another pop of color to an already cheerful setting.

Here is the Lulu set in a closer image.  So sweet and pretty!

At the October Tabletop Show, Luxe Magazine sponsored the tables in the lobby of 41 Madison - the theme was "The American Home", and the designer who created the vignettes was Scott Sanders.  Scott, who is known for having created Ralph Lauren's Interior Design Department, is an accomplished designer with a quintessentially American eye.  And as you will see below, one of Scott's many strengths is a keen eye for color!

"The Breakfast Room"  features our Amber Tumblers from the Country Collection, as seen below:

These tumblers pick up one of the secondary colors in the table cloth, also complemented by the handles of the flatware.

Here is the Amber Tumbler by itself:

Vita Goblets and Vita High Ball Tumblers in Green from the Crystal Collection make a fun color statement on the "Bar" below...

... as well as on the bright and sunny "Patio" buffet setting seen here.  Note the Vita HB Tumblers used in a novel way to hold the flatware:

The Vita Collection brings show-stopping glamour and fun to any setting.  Here are the Goblets in 4 colors:

And the Highball Tumblers, available in the same 4 colors:

Finally, our Gold Oak Leaf Dish is a playful addition to this table, picking up on all the gold accents found in this setting:

The Oak Leaf Dish comes in the 13" and 8.5" sizes seen below, as well as 5" and 5.5" sizes:

We had a great Tabletop Show - thanks to those of you who were able to visit!  For those of you who didn't make it, here are some beautiful reminders of the fanciful florals arrangements we put together for each show.  Enjoy!!!

Jessica Romm, Lifestyle Editor at Martha Stewart Living, interviews Anthony Baratta in the William Yeoward Crystal Showroom during the April 2012 Tabletop Show, about how he shops for entertaining.  Click on the image below, and enjoy!

Here are some photos of our Showroom all dressed up and looking pretty for the Tabletop Show in April.

Below is a colorful display which includes our new Vita barware.  Vita colors include Rose, Amethyst, Green and Blue.

Below is our American Bar display, tempting you to have a sip or two!

Pictured below are some of our new colors in the ever popular Sophie Vase (Wine Red, Steel Blue and Citrin vases featured on the table).

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