Portable Picnic Table. This great portable table ($45) works for home (patios, game night, etc) or the great outdoors (picnic, outdoor concerts, camping). The collapsible tall aluminum table rolls up in seconds and fits into an easy carry bag. This unique compact and portable design offers the most convenient way to have a full-size table anywhere you want.

Bird Pourer. From Raedunn on Etsy, I absolutely love this pitcher/pourer ($52) that has a hand-painted bird and a red “stitched” seem along the back-side. A perfect edition to Sunday brunch or tea.

Flower Placemats. Love these bright and modern placemats ($28) which are embroidered with large orange flock flower on dark brown linen. Perfect to zazz up a dinner party or a Sunday brunch at home with your closest friends. These come in a set of 4, and there are several other beautiful choices in all colors and designs on Kainkain’s esty page.

Minnow Salt and Pepper Shakers. Adorable! These tiny metallic fish salt and pepper shakers ($10) are a cute addition to your table, especially when eating outdoors!

Bird Oil and Vinegar Set. These white ceramic bird cruets ($30) are contemporary and useful. For oil and vinegar or any other sauce, such as soy, fish sauce, even syrup. Comes in set of two.

Four Calling Birds Table Set. Delightful English birds in 24 karat gold make this collection a favorite for entertaining in my book, elegant and graceful. Get plates, mugs, and footed dishes ($40). Made of refined porcelain.

Brooklyn Pitcher. This is for those Brooklyn readers. I came across this and loved the whimsical drawing of the Brooklyn skyline across the bottom of this pitcher ($23). Now all you need is some sangria to put in it.

Floral Italian Table Wine Glasses. I love the thought of casually sipping wine out of these table wine glasses ($33 for set of six) from Fishs Eddy on Sunday afternoon. Super delicate and feminine.

Squirrel Candleholder. I love eccentric accessories for the dinner table! This squirrel candleholder ($88) designed by Jonathan Adler just makes me smile. Crafted in Adler’s workshop in Peru that was founded through the non-profit, Aid to Artisans. (via Design Sponge)