5th Avenue from 42nd Street (looking south)

(NEW YORK CITY.) John Bachmann, (after). Fifth Avenue from 42nd Street, Looking North * Fifth Avenue from 42nd Street, Looking South. Together two chromolithographed birds-eye views of Fifth Avenue, M

5th Avenue looking South from 65th St. sgn. l.r. Johann Berthelsen, o/b, 12 by 9 in.,original frame From the collection of a Massachusetts gentleman.

Fifth Avenue, 60th Street Looking South (The Plaza Hotel) 24" x 30" oil on canvas signed lower righttogether with album from Spanierman Galleries, NYC, where the consignor purchased painting in 1999.

Item/Description: Signed cityscape watercolor by French artist, Guy De Neyrac (French, 1900-1950). Street scene view of famed 5th Avenue, New York City with partial view of the 42nd Street New York Pu

3 Vintage 1930-50s Ladies Fashion Hats. All from NYC. Green Velvet with Blue and Yellow Feathers from Hat by Birdie at 3 West 42nd Street. Next a Cashmere Cloche Hat by Knox, 5th Avenue, with small fe

Photographer: Berenice Alice Abbott was an American photographer best known for her portraits of between-the-wars 20th century cultural figures, New York City photographs of architecture and urban des

Early Gary Indiana 5th Avenue double sided embossed metal street sign. Good worn condition with paint loss and wear from use and age. Displays very well. Measures approximately 24" across by 13" tall.

Fritz, Emmet (American, 1917-1995). Oil on canvas board - signed lower right and dated '65 and titled "Aviles Street Looking South" on verso. An old car drives South down Aviles Street in a lively and

Signed Guy C Wiggins 1/250 print "Fifth Avenue Looking South from Central Park" - Approx. 22.5 x 20

Painting, oil canvasboard, Emmett Fritz, "St. George Street looking South, St. Augustine", 11" by 14"

Watercolor, SLR and titled en verso "St. George Street Looking South". 7”h x 10”w and 15.5”h x 18.5”w framed

The Published Harpers weekly dated June, 14 1873 The Boston Fire- Washington street, looking south, with ruins of the Chickering building and globe theatre on the left. Sketch by J.J. Harley. Conditio

GUY CARLETON WIGGINS (American 1883-1962) A PAINTING, "Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street," EARLY 20TH CENTURY, oil on panel, signed L/R, "Guy Wiggins," titled and signed on reverse, "Fifth Avenue / + 42nd S

Stamped prop of city of Rock Island. Measures 6 x 24 inches

Includes 2 that say: fifth Avenue, 21st street, Broadway, 42nd Street; 1 post says: Braodway, Main street; ` Fifth Avenue and 42nd street about 7 1/2 inches tall

Spode Copeland China 12 Lunch Plate. Made for Davis Collamore & Co., 5th Avenue & 37th Street, New York City. 9 inches in diameter.

Set of 2 colored engraving lithographs. 1 reads New York Hall of the New York stock exchange, Other reads New York Park Avenue from 59th street looking North. All images depict New York in the early 1

"13th Street & 5th Avenue" 1994. Paint on canvas (appears to be a screenprint with over painting). Signed, titled and dated. 20 3/4 x 10 3/4 inches. Framed.

Artist: MARIO BUCOVICH Print Title: 55th Street and 5th Avenue Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printing Date: 1930's Printed in the USA Image Size approx: 7 x 10 inches Mario von Bucovich (1884-1944) was al

Huge Early 20th Century Lithograph of Pennsylvania Station and Its Environstitled Pennsylvania Station, New York City / Seventh Avenue and Thirty Second Street / Looking toward Long Island, after orig

Original Republican Club artwork "The Old Reservoir / The Crystal Palace / Looking South from 42nd St. in 1855". Frame overall 15" x 26".

Two prints. 1.) 59th Street and 5th Avenue, edition number 119/200. [23 1/2" x 19 1/2" (overall dimension)]. 2.) The United Nations by L. Edward. [18 1/4" x 22 1/4" (overall dimension)]. Buckling on t

1943 Vintage photograph of The Empire State Building, label to reverse reads ‘Empire State Building From 5th Avenue Between 39th & 40th Streets 1943’, text hand written to reverse reads ‘Dear Mo

Item/Description: Winter scene oil painting. Titled in verso: Central Park, New York, NY Looking toward 59th & 5th Avenue. Signed lower right and on back. Johann Henrik Carl Berthelsen was an American