Hollywood Auction 44
All 1,941 lots of Profiles in History: Hollywood Auction 44 (May 15, 2011). 1,400 sold, 76% sell-through. Top lot $700,000. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Profiles in History
- Date
- 2011-05-15
- Location
- Calabasas, CA
- Lots offered
- 1,941
Lots
- Lot 966: Goldar Hero Costume with Animatronic Head Mounted on Custom Display from Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers
- Lot 967: Rodent Villain Costume from Japanese Power Rangers
- Lot 968: Security helmet from pilot episode of Space: Above and Beyond
- Lot 969: Lucy Lawless’ hero prop Chakram weapon from Xena: Warrior Princess
- Lot 970: UGDO panel from Stargate–SG1
- Lot 971: Dial Home Device Artifice from Stargate–SG1
- Lot 972: Battle damaged Dial Home Device from Stargate–SG1
- Lot 973: Ba’al throne and base from Stargate–SG1
- Lot 974: Orlin’s device from Stargate–SG1
- Lot 975: Goa’uld ship power station from Stargate–SG1
- Lot 976: Asgard control station console from Stargate–SG1
- Lot 977: Pair of Horus statues from Stargate–SG1
- Lot 978: Screen-used prop wooden Vampire stake from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Lot 980: Jon Hamm “Don Draper” Signature 2-PC Vintage Suit from Mad Men
- Lot 981: January Jones “Betty Draper” Vintage Pat Sandler-Designed Black/gold Floral Dress
- Lot 982: Christina Hendricks “Joan Harris” Vintage Mollie Parnisdesigned Green Satin Dress from Mad Men
- Lot 983: Elisabeth Moss “Peggy Olson” Signature Plaid Dress from Mad Men
- Lot 984: Melinda McGraw “Bobbie Barrett” Leopard Print Dressing Gown from Mad Men
- Lot 985: Jon Hamm “Don Draper” Vintage Cashmere Overcoat from Mad Men
- Lot 986: Period-Style “Keystone Cop” and Striped Convict Costumes from Unspecified MGM Production(s)
- Lot 987: Original “Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer” Sign from the Gates of M-G-M in the 1930S-1940S
- Lot 988: Judd Holdren’s Space Ship from Zombies of the Stratosphere
- Lot 989: A Tradition Is Born: The Concrete Slabs That Launched the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre Courtyard
- Lot 990: Willis O’Brien Articulated Stop-Motion Armature from War Eagles