Author Topic: dinning set (Read 5643 times)

VaughnStrever · « **on:** 2012-04-11, 18:19:22 »

Well here is my entire dinning set as of this moment. Im looking to add a few additions very soon and a small change. Yet I felt as though the table could look presentable for photos to be taken.

Let me know what you guys think. I will be getting a correct reproduction table soon, This table is just in my dinning room for quick photos

Ian · « **Reply #1 on:** 2012-04-11, 20:18:38 »

My eye is really drawn to the pitchers, they look fantastic.

Sir Wolf · « **Reply #2 on:** 2012-04-11, 21:22:21 »

you need some pewter trenchers and a spoon

billy and charlies is the best place for that!

Ian · « **Reply #3 on:** 2012-04-11, 23:32:45 »

Quote from: Sir Wolf on 2012-04-11, 21:22:21

you need some pewter trenchers and a spoon billy and charlies is the best place for that!

Also period accurate for a trencher would be a large square piece of stale bread! mmmmm!!! Serves double-duty, trencher for you, and then because you're a kindhearted land-owner, it's dinner for some poor sap who works your land that your kitchen staff dumps it on later!

Sir Wolf · « **Reply #4 on:** 2012-04-12, 11:31:26 »

oh yeah, had that lotsa times!! hehehe

but one needs to watch what type of person he is portraying. in the 15thc its all about status and who has it and who doesn't. who's in a retainer/retinue and who was called up to fight from that retinue.

Sir James A · « **Reply #5 on:** 2012-04-14, 00:54:22 »

That looks pretty good. The lack of consistently sized and shaped glasses keeps it from looking too modern.

Sir Gerard de Rodes · « **Reply #6 on:** 2012-04-25, 21:51:36 »

Nice collection of items VaughnStrever,
Can I ask where you got the period table cloth from?
G.

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