In honor of the last day of summer, Tuesday's tablescape is for patio dining. We enjoy eating outside nearly every evening during summer and fall. September apples serve as a simple centerpiece and they complement these very special dishes.
They're Currier, circa 1940, and belonged to (Great) Aunt Helen and Uncle Vernon. Passed down in the family, we were given the set a few years ago and cherish them. There are several different designs in our family collection and this apple-picking pattern (named American Homestead-Autumn) seemed perfect for today!
This was a good way to end the day. As the days get shorter and the evenings cooler, I'm sure we'll still be able to tuck in some more dinners on the patio!