The Art of Animal Jewelry
Thoughts of nature—whether in city parks or more bucolic environments—remind us of some of our favorite themes in jewelry.
LVAJWS: Yesterday’s COUTURE, Today’s Treasure
It is not at all uncommon to see COUTURE's designers and brand leaders walking the show floors of U.S. Antique Show events seeking archived pieces from their collections.
Tales from the Trade Show Floor
One of our chief tenets at U.S. Antique Shows is that our dealers are among the most esteemed in the world, that their knowledge is world-renown and often sought after by everyone from reporters to personal collectors to auction houses.
American Jewelry History Told Through the Lens of One of the Best That Ever Was
Marcus & Co. Three Generations of New York Jewelers
The U.S. Antique Show Team Wish List
One of the key perks of working on the U.S. Antique Show team is that we get to be surrounded by beautiful things. While ogling our dealer’s cases and stands is just a fraction of what we do all year, everyone on the team feels rewarded when we finally get on show site and we get to wander the aisles of our shows and see items sourced from across the globe. Though there are, admittedly, varying levels of knowledge among the team, as you can see from this Holiday Wish List we’ve compiled, there is no shortage of taste and style!
A Few Things You May Not Know About Paul Flato
Irreverent, joyful and totally glamorous, Flato jewels were wildly popular among Hollywood stars and New York socialites during the 1930s and early ‘40s.