Rococo Caraco 1750 – Blue‑White Floral Silk, Riding‑Style Jacket #antiqueligerie the garment remains in very

the garment remains in very good overall condition

This lace was a particularly popular handicraft technique around 1900

with only minimal age‑appropriate signs of wear

Ideal for collectors or as a stylish accessory with historical flair

Though more commonly associated with the Alpine regions of Austria and South Germany

Rococo Caraco 1750 – Blue‑White Floral Silk, Riding‑Style Jacket #antiqueligerie the garment remains in veryThis rare Rococo caraco, dating to around 1750 and likely originating from England, is an exceptional example of 18thcentury womens fashion and a highly desirable piece for collectors of historic textiles. The caraco is a fitted langlaise jacket, a style popular until the 1790s and typically worn with a contrasting skirt. Made of blueandwhite silk with an elegant floral pattern, it reflects the refined textile aesthetics of the mid18th century. The