Vintage Capodimonte-Style Porcelain Miniature Tea Set with Tray

This is a highly decorative three-piece miniature porcelain set, likely of mid-20th-century vintage, consisting of a lidded teapot, a small creamer/pitcher, and a matching scalloped display tray. The set is crafted from white ceramic or porcelain and characterized by 'Capodimonte-style' applied three-dimensional floral work. Each piece features delicate hand-formed dusty pink rose blossoms with small green-tipped leaves. The primary body of the vessels is adorned with raised slip-trailed scrollwork (baroque or rococo revival styling) that creates a textural, embossed effect. Gilt (gold-tone) accents are heavily applied to the decorative handles, the finial, the scroll-style feet of the vessels, and along the undulating, scalloped rim of the tray. The teapot features a ornate gold handle and a pointed lid topped with a rose finial. Regarding condition, the set shows visible signs of age and handled use, including dust accumulation in crevices, slight tarnishing or wear to the gold plating on the handles and feet, and minor surface staining on the tray. The applied roses appear mostly intact, though these delicate structures are prone to micro-chipping on petal edges. The craftsmanship indicates a mass-market decorative item designed to emulate high-end European porcelain, likely originating from Japan or Italy during the 1950s-1970s.