Uptown New York City Apartment Building Dollhouse

Prewar New York City Uptown Apartment Building Dollhouse This unique structure is a seven unit apartment building with central elevator, ground floor shops, and pent house. Access through six hinging

In New York, circa 1992, Guccione produced a collage of photographs depicting some of the city’s varied architecture including these monoliths of steel, glass, and concrete reaching for clear skies.

American 1990/2000s - 6 1/2" - 9" Notes: Near Mint; Included are two empire state buildings, a singer building and two others

Jimmy Lee Sudduth. New York City Buildings. Signed. Paint, mud and glitter on board. Excellent condition. Size with frame is 51" x 39"h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Jimmy Lee Sudduth. New York City Apartments. Signed. Mud and paint on board. Excellent condition. Frame is 32" x 32". Est. $800-$1,200. Ship: $85

Mid Century NEW YORK CITY BUILDINGS STREET OIL/C.Written on back Property of June Dooley NYCSize: 40^2 , outside of frame edge: 43^2 inches

Russian Silver Enamel Kovsh. Fully signed.Condition: Generally Very Good.Dimensions: L-6.25" x W-3.75" x H-4.75".Total Weight: 387.3g/12.45ozt.Provenance: From a New York City Apartment. Please note t

Chinese Photo Album, 1905 . Condition as is. Provenance: From a New York City Apartment. Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues with this lot.

An Indian Oushak room-size carpet in grey and gold coloration. 15ft x 12ft. Provenance: From a Bunny Willams-decorated New York City apartment. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside deliver

3 volumes of the Select Register of Apartment House Plans for New York's East Side. The Cheltenham Press, New York,1928. Each volume contains detailed floor plans for New York City apartments circa 19

PAIR ORIGINAL KNOLL WASSILY BLACK LEATHER CHROME CHAIRS. Vintage, Original Knoll, High Quality, Both All Good. Came out of a high end New York City Apartment. Size: 29 h , 30 w

19th c. Italian Mosaic of St. George and the Dragon. 43" Ht., 21 1/2" W. at base, 1 7/8" D.. Laid on plaster or ceramic. From a New York City apartment where it resided since the 1940's.

Large terra cotta capital with head, chipped corner, salvaged from demolished New York City building.

English, late 19th C. 30"h x 5'6"w x 23-3/4"d . Provenance: Property of Sam and Greyson Hall. Featured in Architectural Digest, October 1983, New York City Apartment.

Carl Sprinchorn (American, 1887-1971) crayon & pastel on paper depicting view of New York City building, bearing signature lower left. Image: 19" H x 13.5" W; frame: 30.75" H x 24.5" W x 1.5" D. Minor

ROBERT BLANCHARD NEW YORKER MAGAZINE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION, NEW YORK CITY BUILDING SCENE, BOARD MEASURES 15" X 11 1/2", DIRECTLY FROM HIS ESTATE

Charles Fazzino, American (b-1955) 3-D Pop Art "Going Uptown" Pencil Signed and Numbered 184/475. Depicts a 3-d street scene of uptown New York City. Good condition. Measures 8" H x 10" W (sight), fra

French Taste, mid-20th C. 30"h x 36"dia. Provenance: Property of Sam and Greyson Hall. Featured in Architectural Digest, October 1983, New York City Apartment.

Carved limestone architectural building element, head, demon, corner, horn broken (have pieces), from New York City building

ROBERT BLANCHARD NEW YORKER MAGAZINE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION, NEW YORK CITY BUILDING SCENE, BOARD MEASURES 15" X 11 1/2", DIRECTLY FROM HIS ESTATE

Leather & Upholstered couch, sofa, love seat, chair, Lounger, seat,. Modern Italian Piece, contemporary sleek styling, New York City Loft Style. Property of New York city apartment estate. Labeled Max

Antique Persian Kashan Rug. Condition: Generally Good with Some Fraying to the Edges. Dimensions: L- 77" x W- 55". Provenance: From a New York City Apartment. Please note the absence of a Condition Re

A contemporary extensive 25-piece acrylic sculpture of iconic New York City buildings, including Citicorp Building, Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, George Washington Bridge, Statue of Liberty,

This is a strikingly hyper-real view of a dove flying toward the art-deco terracotta decoration of a New York City building, It is a gouache painting on illustration board, signed O'Neill, and dated F