Cliff Williams / TPI Beautiful Table Settings founder and Wetumpka resident May Eason set up a table where Bash attendees could leave unwanted china and drink ware for others to take home.
Cliff Williams / TPI Beautiful Table Settings founder and Wetumpka resident May Eason set up a table where Bash attendees could leave unwanted china and drink ware for others to take home.
Silverware and china are no longer just for formal gatherings.
If the Beautiful Table Settings Bash proves anything, it's that the interest in “Grandma’s china and silver” has grown tremendously. Since 2019 Wetumpka’s May Eason has developed a cult following on Facebook through Beautiful Table Settings. The page now has nearly 250,000 followers and nearly 500 were in Wetumpka for the third annual BTS Bash.
PHOTOS: Beautiful Table Settings Bash returns to Wetumpka
Cliff Williams 334-740-1116
Cliff Williams / TPI More than 400 guests toured through 30 vendors at the third annual Beautiful Table Settings Bash at the Wetumpka Civic Center last week. The event features everything to do with fine china, flatware and setting a table anyone’s grandmother would be proud of.
PHOTOS: Beautiful Table Settings Bash returns to Wetumpka
Cliff Williams 334-740-1116
Cliff Williams / TPI Liberty Tabletop’s Greg Owens, center, traveled from New York to be a vendor at the Bash. Owens said the company offers American made flatware.
PHOTOS: Beautiful Table Settings Bash returns to Wetumpka
Cliff Williams 334-740-1116
Cliff Williams / TPI More than 400 guests toured through 30 vendors at the third annual Beautiful Table Settings Bash at the Wetumpka Civic Center last week. The event features everything to do with fine china, flatware and setting a table anyone’s grandmother would be proud of.
PHOTOS: Beautiful Table Settings Bash returns to Wetumpka
Cliff Williams 334-740-1116
Cliff Williams / TPI Liberty Tabletop’s Greg Owens, center, traveled from New York to be a vendor at the Bash. Owens said the company offers American made flatware.
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