An Asian Inspired Tabletop

One of the round tables that sit by a wing chair in the living room. It's an old table, a tilt-top table, with a tripod base. I'm not sure of it's age but guessing perhaps 20's -- I don't really think it is older but it might be. It does have that "pie crust" edge which makes the table prettier I think.
Most of the items on the table have an Asian influence. It's one tabletop that I don't change much because I really like the combination of things.

The tea caddy lamp, I found in my favorite shop here on the prairie. It's not new but it's not ancient either. It looks great on the table.
Cloisonne is my husband's collection. The two ginger jars in the back he purchased on an R and R trip from Viet Nam when he was in his 20's. Of all the cloisonne pieces, these are my favorite. Although they were new when he bought them, they now have a bit of "age"! The little piece with the lion on top was a recent estate sale purchase. Things should be displayed in threes -- my three little cloisonne pieces.
Blue and white -- the theme that runs through all of Linderhof's rooms. Husband Jim purchased it on a trip to Tokoyo. The bowl is prettiest on it's side and that's the way we usually display it.
My latest purchase -- a great vase -- that's handy for bouquets (from the market in winter -- from the garden in summer).

It's perfect for a bouquet of market tulips!

A cozy spot by the fireplace -- it's one of my favorite tabletops!

It's Tuesday which means that it's Tabletop Tuesday so I'm joining Marty at A Stroll Thru Life.

But since there are three cloisonne jars on the table, I'm also joining Tam at The Gypsy's Corner for Three or More Tuesday.