A simple setting for two out on the deck (which I am still working on....) The plates are circa 1814-1837 by John & William Ridgway and the pattern is Tuscan Rose. An abundance of flowers overflow from a stylized urn while a small moth hovers above. The plates have a scalloped edge and beaded border. Wreaths with green leaves and lavender and purple crystal berries were used as opposed to traditional place mats. Footed glasses are from TJ Maxx. They are ribbed inside. The flatware is vintage but I think it has a modern look. It's by Noritake and has ceramic handles that are a deep eggplant color. I found these some time back while looking online for purple flatware. I just have a few pieces. The table looks even prettier at dusk, with the addition of a single tealight candle . The upper deck overlooks a wooded area in back. These small, pale pink flowers are growing rampantly. It's really a pretty sight from above. It's a nice place