Royal Stafford Sweet Violets teapot; Winterling Remembrance cream pitcher and covered sugar bowl; Adderley Violet oval serving platter; Royal Heidelberg Violet Violet Bouquet handled cake plate and relish dish from Replacements, Ltd. Minton Cheviot Green teacup and saucer set; Minton Shell Green dinner plate; Royal Standard Wistaria bread and butter plate; Royal Standard Lavender Lady dessert platter; Royal Doulton Fountainbleau salad plate; International Silver Enchantress flatware available for rent at Tea and Old Roses.
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Lovely photos. Reminder, a napkin is never set underneath a plate. Reason ~ when lifting the plate one can knock over a glass or break another object on the table.
A napkin is only set to the left of the place setting or in the center on top of, not under the plate. In addition, one’s hands should not touch the plate when dining.
Hope this helps.