Vintage Polish Porcelain Espresso/Tea Service for Six

This is a seven-piece set of fine porcelain consisting of six footed cups and six matching saucers, likely of Polish origin such as Tułowice or Karolina, dating to the mid-to-late 20th century. The set features a classic white glaze base adorned with a striking rust-orange or burnt sienna wide border. Within this border and spilling over the edges are intricate gold-toned filigree and scrolling foliate patterns, evocative of Baroque revival or traditional European porcelain aesthetics. Each cup features a high-footed base and a delicate 'C' scroll handle. The saucers possess a scalloped rim highlighted with a thin gilt band, echoing the gilding found on the cup rims and bases. The construction shows high-quality porcelain with a characteristic translucency when held to light. Regarding condition, the set appears to be in very good vintage state; however, close inspection suggests minor gilt loss on the rims of the saucers and the high-contact areas of the handles, which is consistent with age and light use. No significant chips, cracks, or crazing are immediately visible in the provided image. The consistency of the pattern across all twelve pieces indicates a well-preserved original service set.