The Zeiss Ikon Cocarette is a folding roll-film camera from the early-to-mid 20th century, sold under the Zeiss Ikon brand formed in 1926. It was positioned as a mid-tier folding camera for amateur photographers shooting roll film.

UK auction evidence for the Cocarette is very thin: a single recorded hammer result at saleroom level reached £12 in January 2021, which gives only a rough indication of what the model sells for today rather than a reliable market value. With one data point, any current price estimate carries significant uncertainty, and condition, completeness of the leather bellows, and the specific lens fitted will materially affect what an example is worth.