A lot of polish sets have similarities to the Vienna style. Opposite colour bishop tops, "ribs" on pieces and shapes in general. My grandfather has a very similar set to yours. My guess would be Polish chess set from the 70's or 80's.
Help identifying (Polish?) chess set
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Thanks. Yeah, I quess you are right - it is probably some generic chess set inspired by the Vienna style. Now I can post images here, so....
@oneshotgamer - definitely you are not the only one person who has a polish chess set 
Recently, after "Queen's Gambit" debut, I talked with a friend who didn't play chess, but now he started a little bit. He posted me a picture of his chess set and it is also polish, and also has some similiarities to the Vienna style.
Hello, I've came across this forum just yesterday and browsed like 40 pages of this subforum, watching pictures of interesting chess set and learning a lot about pieces styles.
However, I'm curious if my first chess set is a well-known style, or not. Could you please help me to identify it?
As a new user I cannot add photos, so I used a trick like one user before me, and I put it as an avatar.
This set is sentimental for me, because it's the first one I used in my life. The left knight is apparently not a part of original set, because it looks different than the other 3 knights. Two pawns were missing and my dad made replacements on the lathe.
If I knew this type has a name or something, I would try to locate another set like this, complete and in better condition. It kind of remind me Vienna type, but I couldn't find the exact one.
Thanks!