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Past week’s auction resultsAuctions results

Propstore offered close to 300 lots, selling 94.2% for $1,606,658. From Blade Runner 2049, Ryan Gosling’s K costume with screen-matched bloodied farm, poster and publicity coat and Carla Juri’s Dr. Ana Stelline animatronic memory orb each sold for $201,600. Harrison Ford’s Rick Deckard stunt PKD Detective Special blaster sold for $81,900, while K’s stunt LAPD 2049 blaster sold for $69,300. Ana de Armas’s Joi screen-matched transparent Bibi’s Bar costume sold for $40,950.

Icons of Pop Culture sold all 57 lots for $26,776. Mckenna Grace’s Phoebe wardrobe from Ghostbusters: Afterlife sold for $8,320, followed by Dan Aykroyd’s Ray’s Occult Books shirt and jeans at $2,688. From Cobra Kai, Peyton List’s Tory Nichols mermaid costume sold for $2,240.

VIP Fan Auctions sold 40 of 62 lots for $8,906. Two separate Adria Arjona Onslaught costume ensembles sold: Celeste Cross’s screen-worn jacket, thermal, undershirt, pajama pants, bandana and boots for $1,600, and another Celeste Cross ensemble for $1,800. The Butcher’s screen-worn stunt-double costume with poncho and accessories sold for $650.

eBay sales included high-resolution Charmed Book of Shadows scans at $4,100 and two original Survivor tree mails signed by Russell Hantz at $3,180. Gary Sinise’s screen-worn Lt. Dan uniform from Forrest Gump sold for $2,500, and a screen-used Hogwarts invitation envelope from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone sold for $1,500. A brass vase from The Munsters sold for $305.

Catawiki sold 69.2% of more than 370 lots for €26,076. The gold-plated Imperial Coronation Egg associated with Octopussy sold for €2,000. A Back to the Future script signed by Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd sold for €650. The Modì production-used annotated script and production materials remained unsold.

SWAU sold both of its lots for a combined $594.

Selected new listingsNew movie props

eBay added a life-size young Jason Voorhees horror display; bidding is at $456.51.

Catawiki added a screen-used battle helmet from Troy with a long horsehair crest, production-made Leeloo tattoo sheets from The Fifth Element, and a screen-used Death Star prop from A New Hope. Another addition is Riccardo Scamarcio’s production-used annotated Modì script and production materials, with bidding at €1.

The Prop Gallery listed Darth Maul’s lightsaber blade from Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace at about $7,900 or €7,100. Its other arrivals include an Aliens Bug Stomper crew sweater and an Oogie Boogie insect from The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Propstore added more than 270 The Wheel of Time lots. Bidding on Rand al’Thor’s Heron-mark sword, scabbard and case is at about $9,200 or €8,200. A hero Horn of Valere with cut horn box and Mat Cauthon’s sheathed ruby-hilted Shadar Logoth dagger each have bidding at about $1,670 or €1,490. Lord Gaebril’s costume has bidding at about $1,500 or €1,340.

Icons of Pop Culture added the World Organization press badge from Austin Powers in Goldmember, with bidding at $250. Bidding on the National Enquirer magazine prop from Men in Black is at $210, while Harry Dean Stanton’s Rudolph Junkins business card from Christine is at $200.

Heritage added Jim and Pam’s wedding props from The Office and Michael Salisbury’s preliminary Jurassic Park logo design; bidding is at $50 each.

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

VIP Fan Auctions has 63 Onslaught lots in its sale. Bidding on Crybaby’s screen-worn stunt costume with balaclava and neck gaiter is at $180. The Cockroach and Celeste stunt chainsaw head, plastic blades and gore pieces has bidding at $60.

eBay has a screen-worn leather Spartacus armor costume with bidding at $1,025, alongside the life-size young Jason Voorhees horror display at $456.51.

Catawiki has more than 300 lots scheduled. Bidding on the screen-used BMW 550i stunt car from Wolfs is at €7,000. An original Borg drone mannequin used in Star Trek: First Contact has bidding at €250, while the Modì annotated production script and materials is at €1.

SWAU offers a Iron Man electronic replica helmet signed by Robert Downey Jr., with bidding at $1,900. Separately, Valyrian Steel Game of Thrones replicas include Eddard Stark’s Ice sword with display plaque and box, with bidding at $50 against a $200–800 estimate, and Khal Drogo’s arakh, with bidding at $20 against a $90–200 estimate.

Trending keywordsTrending searches

Newt Scamander ranks first, followed by Contact at No. 2 and ER at No. 3. Fight Club and The Lord of the Rings complete the top five.

Dominic Monaghan recorded the largest weekly gain, moving from No. 2,456 to No. 78—up 2,378 places. Death Star rose 2,347 places, from No. 2,465 to No. 118, and King Kong climbed 2,282 places, from No. 2,391 to No. 109.

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