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Andy Warhol and The Figment Project

August 6, 2013 Alisha Art News, Earrings, Jewelry, Leah Gordon Gallery Comments Off

Andy Warhol once said, “I always thought I’d like my own tombstone to be blank. No epitaph, and no name. Well, actually, I’d like it to say ‘figment’.” He didn’t get that particular wish, but today, on what would have been his eighty-fifth birthday, the Andy Warhol Museum has launched a live feed of the […]

Leah Gordon in "Bling for Spring" at Spring Show NYC

April 24, 2013 Alisha Antique News, Antique Shows, Brooch, Jewelry, Leah Gordon Gallery Comments Off

Just announced by Spring Show NYC, The Manhattan Art & Antique Center’s Leah Gordon is among the illustrious ranks of the dozen international fine and estate jewelry dealers chosen for showcase this year. The Show’s “Bling for Spring” press release features the moodily luminous piece above as one of the “rarest of the rare eye-grabbers […]

MAAC Dealers at The Spring Show NYC

April 11, 2013 Alisha Alexander's Antiques, Anavian Gallery, Antique Reflections, Antique Shows, Antiques, Art, Art News, Blum Antiques, Botier, Estate Silver, Events, Exhibitions, F & P Associates, Leah Gordon Gallery, Treasures & Pleasures Comments Off

“This then is the impetus behind every show. Expose the best of the best to people. Make a splash and show off mankind’s craft and artistry. It is surprising how intriguing man’s abilities are when applied to the arts and crafts,” writes Clinton Howell, President of the Art & Antiques Dealers League of America (AADLA) […]

The Look of a Lover's Eye

February 14, 2013 Alisha Antiques, Art History, Brooch, Jewelry, Leah Gordon Gallery, Portrait Miniatures Comments Off

This Valentine’s Day, we take a closer look at the ardent history of the lover’s eye brooch, featured in our post on Romantic Antiques through the ages. In 1784, at the tender age of 22, the future King of England fell passionately in love with a commoner–a twice-widowed Catholic commoner, six years his senior. George, […]

Romantic Antiques for Valentine's Day

February 8, 2013 Alisha Alexander's Antiques, Alter Silver, Anavian Gallery, Antiquities, Books, Boxes, Brooch, Clifford Baron, Gallery 47, Ivory, Jewelry, Leah Gordon Gallery, Manhattan Rare Books, Necklace, Palmyra Heritage, Pins, Porcelains, Robin's Antiques, Rosalie Clauson Antiques, Samuel Saidan & Sons, Silver Comments Off

A rose that blooms forever. Sterling silver, Cartier, France, 1990s. Leah Gordon Gallery. Of the many origin myths of Valentine’s Day, the most popular by far is that of Saint Valentinus, an early Christian saint put to death for performing marriages for young soldiers at a time when it was forbidden. According to one legend, […]

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