This dining area was at the very back of the home. Isn't the chandelier gorgeous? I loved the simplicity of the three hurricanes down the center of the table.
The salad plates depict the Twelve Days of Christmas. This one is "nine ladies dancing." Does anyone recognize the pattern?
Love all the detailed carving on this beautiful sideboard.
This room had built in china storage.
A closer view...
Another beautiful chest...
Toward the front of the home you'll find a second dining room.
Here we see another stunning chandelier.
Another beautiful centerpiece...
Take a peek at the other beautiful furnishings in this room. You often see these tall mirrors in entrance halls of historic homes. This one was lovely here in the dining room.
The room was decorated for Christmas since this tour was in early December.
The dining room had its own Christmas tree.
I'll be sharing three upstairs areas/rooms in this historic home soon. In the meantime, you can tour the downstairs HERE. Love historic homes? You'll find more historic home tours, HERE.
Looking forward to the beautiful table settings posted for this Tablescape Thursday!
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Such a beautiful home! Thanks for allowing us to take a peak!!
ReplyDeleteThe antiques in this home are absolutely magnificant. What an amazing treat to have the opportunity to see this house.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn/A Southerners Notebook
Besutiful tablescape but the dining room is gorgeous. I especially love the first one. Happy New Year, Susan!...Christine
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely home! Did you notice they didn't get the memo about the bright brass? LOL! They are not running for the cans of ORB, thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteSusan,
ReplyDeleteThese dining rooms are elegant. WoW! Those chandeliers are breathtaking! I enjoyed the simplicity of the natural pine boughs and berries for the holiday decor, allowing the furniture pieces, themselves be the shining jewels that they are. Thank you for sharing this lovely home tour for our viewing pleasure...and for hoting this weekly meme!
Fondly,
Pat
Kathleen, Ha, great point! :)
ReplyDeleteSusan thanks again for hosting and thinks for this wonderful tour! The dining ROOMS are gorgeous and SO big! That is my dream: to have a big enough dining room!!!! I will go back and see the rest of the tour from this morning too. I love the old houses. This month I went with 4 friends to tour the Nemours Mansion in Wilmington, De. but was not allowed to take any pictures:(:( It was BEAUTIFULLY decorated and a gorgeous mansion!!! Happy New Year my friend! XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteHi Susan,
ReplyDeleteHope you had a Wonderful Christmas hon. Thanks for the home tour, they are always fun. Very pretty historic home as always, loved the beautiful yet simple decorations.
Thanks for being a blessing to all of us by hosting Tablescape Thursday.
Hope you have a Wonderful New Year....
Blessings, Nellie
Beautiful post. What a great sideboard! So many simple and elegant home, a good reminder that less is often more. Except they have the space for restraint....just saying! Happy New Year! CJ
ReplyDeleteLove the symmetry and simplicity of the centerpieces! How beautiful! What a gorgeous home!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, Susan! Thank you for a wonderful year of posts that have educated me and inspired me! God bless!
It's beautiful, Susan! We went to the Christmas tour in Washington, Georgia this year... saw some wonderful old homes! Thanks for hosting!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteLove the chandelier and the built in corner cabinets - and of course that fabulous dining room tree!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Stunning tablescapes, I specially love the first one, it's fabulous! The dining room is amazing. I also did a tablescape with hurricanes for my New Year's Eve tablescape for Tbscape Thursday, so thank you dear Susan for having me this last Thursday and the entire year 2011 and for all you've shared with us. Have a terrific New Year 2012.
ReplyDeleteFABBY
Love that chandelier, so gorgeous
ReplyDeleteOMG, Susan. The chandeliers take my breath away. Susan
ReplyDeleteTHE HOME IS JUST SO BEAUTIFUL, THE ANTIQUES ARE AMAZING...i BET YOU WERE LOVIN THIS TOUR...
ReplyDeleteCe lustre à pampilles est extraordinaire... Il trône majestueusement bien dans cette pièce...
ReplyDeleteA l'aube de cette année 2012, je vous renouvelle mes voeux afin que tout soit possible y compris le bonheur.
Gros bisous
Absolutely stunning. I very much like the way it has been decorated for Christmas, very understated, and yet it has a big impact.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, I do enjoy seeing these historic homes.
Such an elegant home, love the chandelier i the dining room. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteI really love the simple but festive decorating style featured in this home. The dining table is perfection, and the 12 Days of Christmas dishes add a touch of whimsy!
ReplyDeletePure elegance! You have a special gift of making everything look gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and yours!
Nancy
I have never seen the china 9 ladies dancing, something I would like for sure
ReplyDeleteI love going to old historic homes now since I went to The Cottrell mansion In Clarksville Missouri oh and the Moss Mansion in Louisiana Missouri
Have A Happy New Year and thanks for the linky party all year
Beautiful! You always make everything look wonderful. Thanks for hosting again this week, have a great New Year, Laura
ReplyDeleteI love the 9 Ladies Dancing china! Thanks for giving us a tour of this beautiful home. Thanks for hosting TT and I hope you have a great New Year, Susan! ~Delores
ReplyDeleteHi Susan! Her home is so beautiful! Thanks for hosting! I'm a little late, but I'm here!
ReplyDeletebe a sweetie,
shelia ;)
Happy New Year Susan to you and all the other fabulous tablescapers! Thank you for hosting this every Thursday.
ReplyDeletexo xo
I love that you share so many fabulous historical home tours with us. Thank you and thank you once again for the fun that you afford us with Tablescape Thursday. Happy New Year! Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteHI Susan!
ReplyDeleteLove the tour; the breakfront looks like Eastlake, fabulous! and I love the three hurricanes, and the three compotes on the other dining table.. things look pleasing in 3's...
beautifully decorated mansion, thanks for the tour!
Happy New Year
Kit
I am drooling over the beautiful furniture pieces in an equally beautiful home!!! I especially love the intricate carved details on the sideboard in the dining room at the back of the house. I am in awe!
ReplyDeleteI really loved both of these posts. Great pics! Brumby Hall looks like a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these pictures with us!