This charming brown patterned pouch from the Rococo period, dating to around 1760 and originating from England, is a beautifully preserved example of 18th‑century personal accessories. Likely used for coins or small personal items, the pouch combines practicality with refined decorative detail.

The interior is lined with blue silk, creating a striking contrast with the brown patterned exterior. A green binding cord, finished with two small tassels, serves as the closure, while the border of the pouch is made from the same silk used for the lining—an elegant touch typical of Georgian craftsmanship.

The pouch survives in very good to excellent condition, especially remarkable for an object of this age. Its rarity and fine workmanship make it a desirable piece for collectors of Rococo accessories, historic textiles, and museum‑quality 18th‑century objects.

Dimensions: ~ 10 x 10 cm (without decorations)