Propstore Auction will hold a live auction next month featuring more than 1,400 rare and iconic memorabilia from movies and TV shows such as Star Wars, Harry Potter, Batmanand more, RadarOnline.com has learned.
The live auction will take place in Los Angeles, California from June 28 to June 30 and the event will reportedly feature more than $12 million worth of items and collections from hit TV shows and movies.
Some of the most expensive items up for auction next month include the ceremonial costume worn by Carrie Fisher as she portrayed Prince Leia Star Wars: A New Hope; the Batpod used by Christian Bale as he portrayed Batman The dark knight And The dark knight rises; and a series of costumes and props used by the cast of the eight Harry Potter movies.
Other unique costumes, props and collections from famous movies such as Poltergeist, Troy, Gladiator, Brave heart, Guardians of the UniverseAnd Shawshank Redemption will also be auctioned.
According to Propstore COO Brandon AllingerJune 28 through June 30, the auction will feature items and collections from more than 500 iconic Hollywood hits.
“This year, Propstore’s Los Angeles Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction features many never-before-seen treasures from film and television content, including Princess Leia’s Ceremonial Dress from the end of Star Wars once thought lost and the on-screen matched “Evil” Clown that Robbie dragged under the bed in PoltergeistAlinger said when the auction was first announced this week.
“Whether you are an advanced collector or have just learned that it is possible to own these types of items, we have over 1,400 original batches of costumes and more to choose from, representing over 500 of your favorite titles,” added he to it.
While Carrie Fischer’s dress from Star Wars is expected to fetch between $1 million and $2 million, and Jeff Bridges sunglasses from The great Lebowski are likely to fetch between $5,000 and $10,000, there will also reportedly be other items starting at auction from $800.
Some of the least expensive lots in the auction are said to be Justin Timberlake‘s hockey shirt from The love guru for between $800 and $1,600; Bradley Coopercostume of Silver Linings Playbook also for between $800 – $1,600; And John Travoltaarmy uniform The General’s daughter for between $1,200 and $2,400.
Propstore began hosting live auctions for Hollywood memorabilia in 2014 and has held several live auctions every year since the event’s inception nearly a decade ago.
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“Founder of Propstore in 1998 Stephen Lane‘s love of movies led him to seek out the same props and costumes he used to make his favorite movies,’ a Propstore spokesman said.
“He found he could not only give collectors access to their most coveted pieces, but also set archival standards for this new pop culture hybrid of collecting fine art and memorabilia – prop art.”