18th Century Men's Clothing: Jacket, Waistcoat And Breeches, Luxurious Fabrics.

-18th century JACKET in very good condition. Ivory silk taffeta fabric decorated with small polychrome embroidery on the front and sides, these evoking fine tulips and leafy branches. A rich floral ornamentation decorates, with a wide embroidered border, the panels of the jacket and, even richer, the pockets and flaps of these. .12 round buttons of the same floral creation, with identical embroidery, enrich the appearance of this jacket which thus presents the luxury of use in the 18th century. .The sleeves in plain ivory satin are finished at the cuffs, for their closure, by a round button of the same fabric. The sleeves and the interior are well lined; the back is dressed in a usual cotton. 18th century VEST in very good condition. Grayed lampas

, ofto which the addition of tiny silver leaflets to the weave gives the appearance of a discreetly shiny flat; fabric on which appear elegantly placed, finely embroidered and distributed, fine green flowers. .12 round buttons of the same fabric unify the appearance of this high quality vest..Sleeveless vest to be worn under jacket or frock coat with two pockets. The inner lining is cotton silk in very good condition and the back trimmed with fine cotton. -18th century BREASTFEET in exceptional condition. Luxurious blue silk fabric with woven floral pattern inserted in the weft giving it a pretty appearance of reliefs and luminous tones varying according to the light. This men's garment opens at the front with 3 large round buttons covered with the same fabric. The breeches, going down to the knees, offer along each calf a beautiful long opening with 11 buttons decorated with silver threads placed in relief on the same blue silk; each calf closes with a rich silver martingale in surround.

IMPORTANT. The presentation mannequin on which the clothes are placed is not included in the displayed price but can be transferred on request to discuss. Shop mannequin in very good condition dating from the 1930s/40s.