Coffee set, mid-century modern, porcelain, Porcelit Pruszków, Poland, 1970s.

This coffee set, produced by Porcelit Pruszków in Poland in the 1970s, includes a tall coffee pot, a lidded sugar bowl, a creamer, and five cups with matching saucers. The main colour is a saturated jade green with a subtle speckled pattern, giving visual depth and lightness. Each piece has a glossy finish that enhances the green, with handles, spouts, and finials adorned in polished gold. The interiors of the cups and the rims of the saucers are creamy white, contrasting gently with the exterior. The set features fluid, gently flared lines and slender handles, characteristic of Polish modernist design from the 1960s and 70s. The porcelain is smooth and lustrous, with no visible damage, and the gold accents are intact and untarnished. The set is in good condition, showing no signs of heavy use or restoration. This ensemble reflects the everyday rituals of 1970s Poland, with jade green and gold accents evoking an era when hospitality was cherished. The form and proportions reflect post-war optimism and a pursuit of modernity. The set is suitable for both everyday breakfasts and formal gatherings, pairing well with white or light tablecloths and neutral-toned accessories to highlight its modernist roots.