Over in the FB Wexford group, somebody asked about the single hexagonal plate in the Wexford pattern.
I first posted about it a while back, pondering why it would be the only one with that shape.
But as it turns out, there are many hexagons to be found. They just aren’t plates. The ratios between the pieces yield some appealing results in combination.
by Colony Candle Co. it was sold
by cases with poured candles
to the service industry.
(I didn’t think to use the wine decanter that also has a hex cross-section.)
since the raised plate can catch
any condensation.
with a mix of bud vases that can double as candlesticks. the peg votives
are a go-with in the Cambridge pattern by HOMCO.
due to the smaller base.
with just the taller bud vases.
I’ll try to revisit this later with some arrangements from the garden.
wexford: a study 