Debbie Reynolds: The Auction Part II
All 411 lots of Profiles in History: Debbie Reynolds: The Auction Part II (Dec 3, 2011). 377 sold, 92% sell-through. Top lot $520,000.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Profiles in History
- Date
- 2011-12-03
- Location
- Calabasas, CA
- Lots offered
- 411
Lots
- Lot 1: Bell & Howell Model 2709 serial number 227 hand-cranked 35mm camera, 1918, once owned by Charlie Chaplin
- Lot 2: Pathé 35mm motion-picture camera
- Lot 3: Bell & Howell Model 2709 serial number 1105 35mm camera
- Lot 4: Mary Pickford Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall peach floral velvet dress, additional empire waist dress and collection of her personal effects
- Lot 5: Mary Pickford “Katherine” black velvet dress and hat designed by Mitchell Leisen from The Taming of the Shrew
- Lot 6: Pair of antique black moor lamps from Pickfair/ Mary Pickford estate
- Lot 8: 20th Century-Fox 2K Double Broad soft light
- Lot 9: MGM Du-Arc Carbon-Arc studio light
- Lot 10: MGM 1K Single Broad soft light
- Lot 11: Mary Pickford “Mary Marlowe/Carlton” blue velvet period dress, hat and shoes designed by Adrian from Secrets
- Lot 12: Mary Pickford “Mary Marlowe/Carlton” brown period dress designed by Adrian from Secrets
- Lot 13: Trio of Mary Pickford vintage portraits from her estate, two inscribed to family members
- Lot 14: George Westmore’s personal autograph album of silent era stars signed by Bela Lugosi, Lon Chaney, Joan Crawford, Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel, Robert Montgomery, Ramon Novarro, Anita Page, Basil Rathbone, Norma Shearer and many others
- Lot 15: Douglas Fairbanks Sr. “Steve Drexel” collection of raw burlap “shipwreck” clothes from Mr. Robinson Crusoe, together with his personal leather riding chaps, Gaucho jacket, and straw hat
- Lot 16: Leslie Howard “Peter Standish” black velvet period suit designed by William Lambert from Berkeley Square
- Lot 17: Leslie Howard “Peter Standish” light grey period outfit designed by William Lambert from Berkeley Square
- Lot 18: Leslie Howard “Peter Standish” teal velvet period outfit designed by William Lambert from Berkeley Square
- Lot 19: Boris Karloff “Count Ledrantz” period navy blue tail coat with black velvet trim designed by Gwen Wakeling from House of Rothschild
- Lot 20: Fredric March “Benvenuto Cellini” blue floral tunic designed by Gwen Wakeling from Affairs of Cellini
- Lot 21: Cast iron and wood lifeboat miniature from Mutiny on the Bounty and four black felt period military hats
- Lot 22: Freddie Bartholomew “David Copperfield Child” period coat and vest designed by Dolly Tree from David Copperfield (1935)
- Lot 23: Marlene Dietrich “Concha Perez” black and ivory long skirt designed by Travis Banton from The Devil Is A Woman
- Lot 24: C. Aubrey Smith “Prime Minister” black velvet outfit designed by William Bridgehouse from Clive of India
- Lot 25: George Sanders “Lord Everett Stacy” teal satin coat and vest and Virginia Field “Polly” green silk period dress designed by Royer from Lloyd’s of London