NEIL J. FARKAS (b. 1952) Wall Street Stock Exchange

Serigraph on canvas. 28 x 19 1/2 in., 36 1/2 x 28 1/2 in. (framed). This work is being sold for a charity.

LOT OF TWO: A. "Wall Street, NY"; 1948; Drypoint Etching; 12" x 7.5"; Signed Lower Right; Framed (under glass); Note: "J. Assenheim & Son" label on verso / B. "New York Stock Exchange"; 1927; Drypoint

Kamil Kubik (Czech/American (b. 1930) - Serigraph Wall and Broad By Night," street scene of the New York Stock Exchange. Signed in pencil lower right, numbered in pencil 77/300 on lower left. 24.75" X

Signed Neil Farkas "Wall Street Flag" Seriolithograph, 192/850. The Frame measures 39 3/4" x 31 1/4". The Sight measures 29 1/4" x 21". Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, a

Antique Wall Street / Stock Exchange Token. Merchants Exchange.

LeRoy Neiman (1921-2012), "Wall Street Stock Exchange", circa 1977. Print in colors, signed in the plate lower right, and hand signed along the lower right as well. Image size seen approx. 33-1/4" x 2

Tom Baril (American, B. 1952) Silver Gelatin Photograph - NY Stock Exchange. From an edition of 25. Signed in pencil on front, studio stamp with signature on back. Measurements: Photo Size: 23.5" x 18

Matisse colored lithograph> Together with black and white photos of Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange along with Johnny Cash.

A typical scene looking down Wall Street towards the Treasury Building and Stock Exchange by the exciting, new American Impressionist who is quickly building a well deserved reputation among critics a

Late 20th-century color lithograph depicting the inside of NYSE, the New York Stock Exchange building located on Wall Street. Signed Olli Ladut in the lower right. Numbered 312 out of 395 in the lower

Wall Street Charging Bull Figure - A patinated bronze figure of a charging bull in the manner of Arturo Di Modica's famous sculpture near the New York Stock Exchange. 9 3/4" h x 16" L.

Leroy Neiman offset lithograph print, 1977, titled "Wall Street", capturing the excitement and chaos of the New York Stock Exchange. Size 22 in. x 33 1/2 in. sight, 23 3/4 in. x 35 1/4 in. framed.

Alexander Chen (Chinese/American: B. 1952) 3-Dimensional mixed media titled "New York Stock Exchange". Hand signed, titled and numbered in pencil. Edition: 67/375. View: 23-5/8” W x 15” H Frame: 3

"The Floor of Wall Street" 1977 print depicting the chaos of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Pencil signed to lower right. Image measures 22-1/2" H x 34" W + sheet. Framed behind glass measures 34

Including hand-colored wood engraving interior of New York stock exchange; print after G. Harvey, Wall Street Canyon of Dreams; and Camille Kubrik, edition of 400, pencil signed, of various stock exch

J.J. Cromer (b. 1967). Street Scene In Old World Setting. 2003. Signed and dated. Paint and ink on card stock. Excellent condition. 23"w x 17"h with frame. Est. $500-800. Ship: $55

Wendy Maruyama (American b.1952) Titled: Gilt SoulCreated: December 1991A fine hardwood constructed wall hanging cabinet.Dimensions: 42"height, 11 1/2" depth, 24" widthProvenance: A Manhattan, NY Esta

Thomas Edison Western Union Stock Ticker Model 35-A - c. 1910. An original self-winding Wall Street stock ticker by Thomas A. Edison. Model 35-A with brass frame, telegraph mechanism, twin alpha-numer

Christopher Willett (American, B. 1959) Wall Street Facing Trinity Church, N.Y. City Signed 'Christoph [sic] Willett' bottom right; also titled verso, oil on canvasboard (19 1/2 x 15 1/2 in. (49.5 x 3

PIERRE CLERK (American b. 1928) "Wall Street" Acrylic on canvas. 80 x 80 inches. Signed and titled verso: Pierre Clerk "Wall Street"

Garrick Dolberg (American, b.1952) Wall-mounted abstract sculpture, 1980s Cast bronze. Dimensions: 20.5" H 6.75" W 9" D.

David Roy (American, b.1952) Kinetic Wood Wall Sculpture 1987, signed on the edge, #12/25, connected wood Property from: a South Barrington, Illinois collector Height: 28 inches, Width: 27 inches, Dep

Rare Edison Stock Ticker Ca. 1900 Rare universal stock ticker designed and manufactured by Thomas Edison, circa 1900. Edison's invention revolutionized Wall Street by synchronizing stock prices across

SCARCE Stocks and Stock-Jobbing in Wall-Street with Sketches of the Brokers, and Fancy Stocks by a Reformed Stock Gambler (W. Armstrong). 1848. New York Publishing Co. New York. 'Library N. Y. Stock E