I'm a bit sad nobody entered the first one... Still, here's a new one.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Here's the whole Bonhams' DW items for auction!
Torchwood, 2006 - 2009
The Torchwood SUV - 2002 Land Rover - Range Rover, Vogue V8 Auto
The black Range Rover, with tinted windows and futuristic body kit, bearing the 'Torchwood' logo to side (see illustration)
£10,000 to 15,000
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), 2007 - 2009
A Vacform/Steel frame section of Tardis,
the extremely large frame of steel, of four sections, each with moulded spherical design, width 71 inches, height approximately 176 inches (4500cm)
Planet of the Dead, April 2009
A Red/ Cream Bristol(BLMC) Double Decker bus
The bus with half of roof having been removed, the roof was removed as during the course of the Story it is torn off
£500 to 800
This lot has been withdrawn
Planet of the Dead, April 2009
A Red/ Cream Bristol (BLMC) Double Decker bus
A complete bus used for early London scenes of the Story, with advertisments applied to side as per those shown on screen
£500 to 800
This lot has been withdrawn
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), Unknown Episodes, Series 2 - 4
A collection of miscellaneous T-shirts,
including; one brown and one grey and two navy blue 'H&M' T-shirts, a beige/ grey 'GAP' T-shirt, a faded purple 'Fahri' T-shirt and a purple coloured T-shirt, all of cotton with round necks
£120 to 180
The Tenth Doctor - David Tennant, Various Episodes
An iconic pale blue shirt,
the 'Uni Qlo' shirt, of linen mix fabric, with make-up staining to collar, and cream coloured buttons
£250 to 350
The Tenth Doctor - David Tennant, New Earth, Age of Steel, Impossible Planet, etc
Four neckties, including;
a brown and blue geometric pattern tie, labelled 'Daniel Hechter', cut in half with applied Velcro®, used for an action sequence, a brown 'Duffer St. George' tie, with repeating floral motif in blue and white, a brown tie with repeating s-shaped motif, labelled 'Thomas Nash', used during 'The Idiot's Lantern' and a black tie with brown and blue stripes, labelled 'Rocha.John Rocha' (4)
£250 to 350
The Next Doctor, December 2008
Jackson Lake (David Morrissey), a complete costume, comprising;
a frock coat of checked mustard coloured wool, with applied brown velvet detail to collar, a red coloured brocade waistcoat, with repeating gold coloured floral motif, and brass buttons, a pair of black coloured wool trousers, all pieces labelled inside 'Angels The Costumiers' and inscribed 'David Morrisey, April 2008' a cream coloured Victorian style shirt, of cotton, together with a pair of braces in beige and brown colour, and a gold coloured silk effect cravat of brocade type fabric and a further brown and blue checked great coat, of wool, with blue lining and labelled as before (7)
£500 to 600
Journey's End, July 2008
Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), a stunt/ wire work complete costume, comprising;
a 'Marks & Spencer' brown leather coat, with round collar and press stud fastenings to front, a grey ribbed jumper, of synthetic mix fabric, labelled inside 'Oasis' and with over label inscribed ''Stunt', a purple 'United Colours Of Benetton' vest, a pair of 'Seven' jeans, of dark navy denim, with additional elasticated side panels (4)
£350 to 450
The Doctor's Daughter, May 2008
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a complete broken down costume,
comprising; a brown leather jacket, covered in mud stained detail, labelled 'Miss Selfridge' and with further label applied over inscribed 'Martha, Dirty', a wine coloured ribbed vest, of cotton, labelled inside 'Jigsaw', and a pair of black 'Gap' jeans, again with applied mud detail and labelled inside inscribed 'Martha, Dirty' (3)
£300 to 400
Unknown Episode, Series 4, 2008
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a brown leather jacket,
with brass coloured buttons and zip, with gold coloured satin effect lining
£150 to 250
The Sontaran Stratagem, April 2008
Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), a complete costume, comprising;
a teal coloured suede jacket, with stitch detail, labelled inside 'Precis Petite', a grey v-neck top, of cotton, labelled inside 'Jigsaw, M' inscribed with a * in black ink, and a pair of trousers, in Prince of Wales check, labelled inside 'Warehouse'
£250 to 350
The Sontaran Stratagem, April 2008
A selection of steel frame 'Sontaran Spaceship' lightboxes,
of fabric and metal construction, six small and one large, all width 24 inches, depth 24 inches, the smaller height 16 inches, the larger 32 inches (7)
£200 to 300
The Fires of Pompeii, April 2008
A Sibylline Acolyte's costume, comprising;
a wine coloured dress, of heavily pleated silk effect fabric, in two sections with hood, labelled inside 'Jade' with quilted twist belt to waist, and gold embroidered ribbon to sleeves, together with a pair of red coloured suede effect pumps, labelled inside 'Jade', and a black bead necklace, with a pair of matching earrings and buckles
£200 to 300
Partners In Crime, April 2008
Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), a black pinstripe two-piece suit,
of wool mix fabric, with satin effect lining labelled inside 'Karen Millen' and both labels with inscription 'Donna Hero' (2)
£250 to 350
Voyage of the Damned, December 2007
Astrid Peth (Kylie Minogue), a complete waitress costume, comprising;
a waitress dress, of black satin effect fabric, with ruched overlaid black taffeta style sleeves, A-line with white coloured net detail to neck line and applied rhinestone buttons to front, with pleated skirt, with label inside inscribed 'Astrid-wire, Kylie', together with a matching pair of bloomers, of black cotton with overlaid taffeta effect fabric, with label inscribed inside 'Standin Stunt Double' and a pair of lace up knee length heeled boots, labelled and inscribed inside '15580. 3 1/2 BMIR, Astrid Big'
£2,000 to 3,000
Voyage of the Damned, December 2007
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), a complete costume, comprising;
a 'Paul Smith' two-piece dinner suit, of black wool-mohair mix, with patterned silk effect lining, with self buttons to front and cuffs, labelled inside 'Paul Smith, London' and 'The Byard', together with a white cotton 'Paul Smith' shirt, with pleated detail front and blue embroidered button holes to cuffs (3)
£2,000 to 3,000
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), Unknown Episodes, Series 3
A collection of miscellaneous costume, including;
five blue coloured vests tops, all identical each labelled 'Gap; two with additional inscribed label 'Stunt', with lace to sleeves and neck, an orange coloured 'Jigsaw' vest with red lace to neck, and a gold and black stripe vest top, labelled 'Miss Selfridge', and two dark orange coloured 'Jigsaw' vests, with chiffon type detail to neck, two pairs of 'Seven' jeans, both identical in dark coloured denim, one pair with original purchase label (unworn), a black wrap type knitted cardigan, a crochet 'Ted Baker' brown cardigan, a 'Ted Baker' maroon coloured cotton skirt, with pleats, beads and crochet detailing to top and crochet detail to hem (15)
£250 to 350
Last of the Time Lords, June 2007
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a complete costume, comprising;
a black suede effect military style jacket, with belt and metal buttons, labelled inside 'All Saints', a pair of black 'Dorothy Perkins' combat pants and a purple coloured elasticated cotton vest top (3)
£350 to 450
The Lazarus Experiment, May 2007 and an unknown episode
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a collection of items of costume,
a dress, of old mauve coloured heavily pleated chiffon type fabric, with satin tie to waist and detail to neck-line, a plum coloured suede handbag labelled inside 'Hobbs', a pair of matching plum coloured suede shoes, again labelled 'Hobbs' inside, together with a pink and white stripe towelling dressing gown, with matching pink polka dot towel from an unidentified episode
£250 to 350
Smith and Jones, March 2007 onwards
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a complete costume, comprising;
a maroon coloured 'biker-style' leather jacket, with red coloured satin effect lining, with label inside inscribed 'Martha 1', a dark pink coloured vest top, with applied velvet floral motif, labelled inside 'Ted Baker, 1', together with corresponding black bra, attached to vest, and a pair of 'Levi' jeans, labelled inside 'Levi, 551 Flare' and inscribed 'Martha 4 *Favorite*' (4)
£500 to 600
The Runaway Bride, December 2006
A giant speaker,
textured board and plastic, painted black, width 48 inches (128cm), height 72 inches (184cm), depth 36 inches (92cm)
£150 to 200
The Runaway Bride, December 2006
CarBodies type LTI FX4 Fairway 'Taxi',
Registration No: P227 JVP
Chassis No: SCRF3B3MXVC086725
Engine No: TD27 - 526396
Date of first Registration: 05/03/1997,
includes V5C Registration Document,
MOT Certificate - Expired January 1st 2010
£500 to 800
Army of Ghosts/ Doomsday, July 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), A jacket,
a dark grey coloured nylon 'Diesel' jacket, with faux sheepskin lining to hood and faux fur edging
£500 to 700
Doomsday, July 2006
A pair of levers/ magnetic clamps,
of gold painted wood, with metal and tubing applied, handles in the form of motor bike handle bars, each lever depth 50 inches (153cm), width 47 inches (128cm), height 62 inches (158cm) (2)
£400 to 500
Army of Ghosts/ Doomsday, July 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a nightwear costume, including;
a pair of white and multi-coloured polka dot pattern pyjamas, by 'Per Una' (Marks & Spencer), of cotton, together with a 'Per Una' matching polka dressing gown, of towelling type fabric, and a pair of pink Tote type slipper/socks (4)
£150 to 250
Army of Ghosts/ Doomsday, July 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of pieces of costume, including;
three pairs of synthetic fabric and cotton mix 'Topshop' trousers, three turquoise coloured angora-mix 'Punky Fish' knitted hooded tops, one having had label removed and paint chips to zip, two 'American Apparel' black v-neck vest tops, of cotton mix together with a dark grey coloured nylon 'Diesel' jacket, with faux sheepskin lining to hood and faux fur edging (9)
£500 to 700
Army of Ghost/ Doomsday, July 2006
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), a collection of pieces of costume,
a 'Wallis' denim jacket, with zip to front; a pair of 'Esprit' jeans; two identical navy blue velour tops, labelled 'Gap'; a lilac coloured lycra and cotton mix T-shirt; a maroon coloured lycra and cotton mix long-sleeve top, labelled 'United Colours of Benetton'; and a pink knitted scarf with further silver thread (7)
£280 to 340
Army of Ghosts/ Doomsday, July 2006
Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke), a collection of items of costume, including;
a grey long-sleeved hooded top, labelled 'Puma'; a pair of black 'Gap' jeans, with label inside inscribed 'Mickey'; a pair of black 'Puma' trainers; a black Neoprene 'Puma' jacket, with blue detail patches; a grey coloured 'Topman' long-sleeved top; a pair of black jeans; and a pair of 'Nike' trainers (7)
£250 to 350
Fear Her, June 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of items of costume including;
three orange coloured 'Diesel' T-shirts, with v-neck, two having original shop labels attached, one without, and two pairs of navy coloured heavy cotton 'Topshop' trousers, with button detail to top (5)
£300 to 500
Love & Monsters, June 2006
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), a collection of items of costume, including;
three hooded tracksuit style tops: one fuchsia pink velour, labelled 'BHS'; one of dark grey cotton, with winged heart motif to front, labelled 'Marks & Spencer'; one of turquoise velour, with butterfly motif to front, labelled 'Firetrap', together with a pair of tracksuit style trousers, of dark blue velour labelled 'Gap' (4)
£180 to 220
Love & Monsters, June 2006
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), a collection of items of costume, including;
a blue jumper, of knitted cotton, with v-neck, labelled 'Topshop', a fuchsia pink long sleeved T-shirt type top, of cotton, labelled 'United Colours of Benetton', a grey cotton vest, a cream coloured floral motif long sleeved top, of knitted cotton, labelled 'Phase Eight', two identical 'Topshop' puff-ball type skirts, of brown coloured elasticated cotton, with green coloured stitch detail, a pair of 'Bertie' heeled sandals, of brown leather, with woven raffia and stud detail soles (7)
£180 to 200
Love & Monsters, June 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a costume, comprising;
an orange and grey 'Topshop' checked shirt, of cotton with press stud fastening to front, a pair of 'Oasis' denim jeans, and a distressed effect 'Lee' denim jacket (3)
£450 to 550
Love & Monsters, June 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a part costume, comprising;
a lilac coloured knitted cotton hooded top, with ribbed detail to sleeves and waist, labelled inside 'Sandwich'; a Pirate motif T-shirt, in pink coloured cotton, labelled inside 'Urban Renewal' and a black 'Diesel' jacket, with multi-coloured buttons to front
£400 to 600
The Impossible Planet/ The Satan Pit, June 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising;
a fuchsia pink 'Biker' style 'Diesel' jacket, of cotton mix fabric, with various dry cleaning labels attached inside and a wine coloured 'Levi's' T-shirt, of cotton, with ribbed body and button detail to neck (2)
£400 to 600
Rise of the Cybermen/ Age of Steel, May 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), two waitress style dresses,
both identical, of polyester and cotton mix fabric, with white coloured collar and sleeve trim, having press-stud fastenings to front and two large pockets, labelled inside 'Alexandra', one inscribed 'Billie 1', the other inscribed 'Billie 2' (2)
£500 to 700
Rise of the Cybermen/ Age of Steel, May 2006
Mickey Smith/ Ricky (Noel Clarke), a costume,
an all black outfit comprising; a 'G-Star Raw' jacket, of quilted heavy synthetic fabric; a pair of combat trousers, inscribed inside 'Mickey Double'; a long-sleeved hooded 'Puma' top and a pair utility lace-up boots, bearing label inside 'Mickey Double', size 9 (4)
£350 to 450
Rise of the Cybermen/ Age of Steel, May 2006
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), a collection of pieces of costume, comprising;
one embroidered black satin dressing gown with matching bra, both labelled 'La Perla' and further under bra labelled 'Debenhams', two identical black satin dresses, both labelled 'Karen Millen', with diamante and bead detailing to front and boned bodice, originally being cap sleeved, with later addition full length sleeves in satin effect fabric, and a pair of shoes, of black satin effect fabric with rose detail applied to front, labelled inside 'Russell and Bromley', together with various scraps of black satin effect fabric (5)
£350 to 550
Rise of the Cybermen/ The Age of Steel, May 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a costume, comprising;
a yellow coloured v-neck 'Marks & Spencer' vest top, of cotton, together with a red coloured 'Diesel' jacket, with zip details to front, and two pairs of navy coloured 'Topshop' trousers, one pair inscribed 2 (4)
£450 to 550
Age of Steel, May 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising;
an orange coloured 'Topshop' hooded top, of elasticated cotton, together with a blue coloured, long-sleeved top, labelled inside 'Per Una Dué, 12' (aka Marks & Spencer), with applied button and stitch detail to front, the sleeves and back fabric with raised pattern, and mustard coloured false under-vest to neck
£400 to 600
The Girl In The Fireplace, May 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), two T-shirts;
the identical T-shirts (slight colour variation), of blue coloured elasticated cotton, with 'Wichita Falls' logo to front, labelled inside 'realitee' (2)
£120 to 180
School Reunion, April 2006 and The Girl In The Fire Place, May 2006
Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke), items of costume, including;
a Nintendo controller motif 'Fruit Of The Loom' T-shirt, a pair of jeans with belt detail to back
£220 to 280
School Reunion, April 2006
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), a collection of items of costume, comprising;
a blue/ grey 'French Connection' shirt, with pale blue stitch detail, a grey 'Uni Qlo' shirt, with white buttons and two identical 'H&M' dark blue T-shirts, (4)
£400 to 500
School Reunion, April 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising;
a lemon coloured v-neck vest top, labelled 'Marks & Spencer', and a dark grey coloured Diesel jacket, with cream coloured lining, of synthetic fabric, with embroidered motif to back and front left (2)
£400 to 600
Unknown episodes, circa 2006 - 2008
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of items of costume, comprising;
a dark grey canvas 'Diesel' record type shoulder bag, with copper coloured zips, a brown leather belt, with large brass coloured buckle and decorated with floral motif and nine pairs of jeans (two Lee, two Rock & Republic and five Oasis), various sizes (11)
£120 to 180
Unknown Episodes, circa 2006
Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke), a collection of miscellaneous items of costume, comprising;
a pink coloured cotton T-shirt, labelled 'Ocean Pacific Sunwear', a grey cotton 'Tailgate' T-shirt, with Texas logo to front, a navy blue 'Puma' T-shirt, with red and white detail to shoulders, a blue 'Puma' tracksuit type top, with applied 'Love' badge, and two pairs of jeans, one 'Levi's' the other 'Topman' together with a brown belt (7)
£150 to 200
Tooth and Claw, April 2006
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), three items of costume, including;
a brown coloured pullover, with press-stud detail to neck, labelled inside 'River Island, S', a dark blue cotton shirt with white pearlised buttons, labelled inside 'HIJKLMUVWXYZ', and a 'Reiss' dark blue cotton shirt with dark blue buttons (3)
£300 to 400
Tooth and Claw, April 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a two-piece costume, comprising;
a Crown motif T-shirt, of elasticated mauve coloured cotton, with embroidered Crown motif to front and further applied Crown motif badge, labelled inside 'L Urban Renewal', together with a 'Topshop' denim dungaree dress, labelled inside 'Moto', with corresponding 'Moto' logo on copper coloured buttons and studs (2)
£600 to 800
New Earth, April 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), four purple tracksuit style tops,
the identical 'Atmosphere' (aka Primark) tops, of elasticated cotton, with ruched detailing and silver zips to front, one with cuffs stained with make-up, each with 'Active' label inside (4)
£150 to 250
The Christmas Invasion, December 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising;
two matching grey hooded tops, both of cotton with applied embroidered ribbon detail and zip to front, labelled inside 'Tree People', together with two white vest tops, both of white elasticated cotton, with applied button and chain motif to front, labelled inside 'Miss Milne' and 'M' (4)
£400 to 600
The Christmans Invasion, December 2005
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), various items of costume, including;
two pairs of identical grey tracksuit trousers, with pink stripe to leg, two ribbed turquoise jumpers, with v-neck, labelled 'EDC by Esprit', three pink tracksuit type tops, with zip fastenings to front, labelled as before, a red cardigan, of wool mix fabric with floral and bead motif to neck, a pair of 'Sketchers' trainers, with pink and lilac stripe and laces (9)
£350 to 450
The Christmas Invasion, December 2005
Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke), a collection of costumes, comprising;
a pale blue long sleeved T-shirt, labelled 'Topman' of elasticated cotton, three identical yellow 'Topman' T-shirts, of cotton, one khaki cardigan, of knitted wool-mix fabric, with zip front and a one black hooded 'Topman' jacket, of quilted synthetic fabric and a beanie hat (6)
£250 to 350
Bad Wolf/ The Parting of the Ways, June 2005 and The Christmas Invasion, December 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a complete outfit, comprising;
a 'Gap' white vest, of elasticated cotton with 'Gap Stretch, M/M' label inside, a red coloured 'Punky Fish' tracksuit style top, of cotton with zip front, with embroidered 'Punky Fish' logo to reverse and 'P' and further zig-zag motif to shoulders, and a pair of black 'Topshop' trousers, of synthetic fabric with applied button detail, labelled inside 'Topshop, Tall, 12' and inscribed 'Rose Xmas' (3)
£600 to 800
Boom Town, June 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a two piece outfit,
comprising; a fucshia pink 'Punky Fish' tracksuit style top, of elasticated cotton, with white zip and detailing, and a 'Gap' denim mini-skirt, with frayed hem
£250 to 350
The Empty Child/ The Doctor Dances, May 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper) a collection of costume, including;
two Union Jack designed T-shirts, one labelled inside 'Soll', of elasticated cotton fabric, and a 'Firetrap' jacket, of quilted nylon and polyester mix, with zip and press-stud fastenings to front (3)
£300 to 400
Dalek, April 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of items, including;
a red and grey hooded tracksuit style 'Punky Fish' top, with cream coloured lining and hood, together with eight white 'Topshop' vests, seven identical, each of ribbed design in cotton, and one labelled inside 'Joe Browns' and with paper label KIM STUNT (9)
£220 to 280
Aliens Of London, April 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of items, including;
two cream coloured 'Diesel' jackets, of heavy cotton fabric and two pink 'Mambo'' T-shirts, with printed blue floral motif to front, (4)
£250 to 350
The End of the World, Aliens Of London and World War Three, April 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper) costume,
including; a knitted purple and grey hooded top, with cream coloured cotton lining, labelled 'Uttam', together with two grey coloured cotton T-shirts, with cut-away shoulder detail (3)
£400 to 600
Rose, March 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising:
a dark pink hooded tracksuit style 'Diesel' top, of cotton, with cream coloured inside, with embroidered reverse logo to back 'Forever Yours Diesel'; a pink cotton 'Gap' v-neck vest; a 'Pucca, Funny Love' bag, of synthetic fabric, printed with Japanese inspired cat and angel motif; a pair of white 'Converse' trainers, with red coloured trim; a pair of red knitted fingerless gloves; a pair of blue trainer socks; three wooden beads and a 'Lee Jeans' logo badge (11)
£600 to 800
Rose, March 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a pair of pyjamas,
of cotton, comprising; a blue stripe vest and a pair of blue shorts, both labelled 'Marks & Spencer' and further labelled 'Relax at Home' (2)
£60 to 80
Survival, November 1989
A complete Cheetah Person costume,
moulded foam latex head applied with faux fur, the body suit with tribal style garments, yellow skirt and belt, manufactured of beads, metal discs, embroidered Peacock feather motif and woven fabric, together with gloves with applied faux fur to back, on mannequin, height 64 inches (163cm)
£800 to 1,200
Survival, November 1989
A complete Cheetah Person costume,
moulded foam latex head applied with faux fur, the body suit with tribal style garments, skirt and belt, manufactured of beads, metal discs, suede strips and woven fabric, together with gloves with applied faux fur to back and woven fabric wrist protectors, on mannequin, height 65 inches (165cm)
£800 to 1,200
Survival, November 1989
A Cheetah Person costume, comprising;
one-piece faux fur body suit, a pair of gloves partially covered in matching faux fur
£450 to 650
The Curse of Fenric, October 1989
A Medieval Haemovore costume,
head and hands of moulded and painted foam latex, with cream coloured cotton stripe shirt with crochet detail to collar, with leather effect quilted waistcoat, grey coloured link effect vinyl belt, black coloured wool mix trousers and black rubberised boots, on mannequin, height 67 inches (170cm)
£600 to 800
The Curse of Fenric, October 1989
The Ancient One - a Haemovore,
of moulded and painted foam latex, body with extensive applied detailing in various fabric, metal and plastic materials, including; applied suede laced pieces, metal disc loin cloth, tubes to chest and articulated metal shoulder armour, on mannequin, height approximately 72 inches (183cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
The Curse of Fenric, October 1989
A Naval Haemovore costume,
head and hands in moulded and painted foam latex, dressed in Naval Officers uniform, on mannequin, height 67 inches (170cm)
£600 to 800
The Curse of Fenric, 1989
A Haemovore head,
moulded and painted foam latex
£200 to 300
Battlefield, September 1989
A Mordred costume,
a collection of armour and related costume, comprising; helmet, with horse hair effect plume, body armour, shoulder pieces, breastplate, upper leg guards and hinged footguards in simulated metal, with woven chainmail effect fabric tunic and collar
£300 to 400
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, December 1988
A Robot Clown costume,
comprising; a pink and black chequered clown suit, the jacket with black lapels and pockets, pink bow-tie, with black and orange hat, painted foam latex mask, on wired mannequin, height 72 inches (183cm)
£250 to 300
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, December 1988
A Robot Clown costume,
comprising; a black and chequered clown suit, with black jacket, orange bow-tie, with black and orange hat, on mannequin,
height approximately 64 inches (163cm)
£250 to 300
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, December 1988
A Robot Clown costume,
comprising; a Pierrot clown suit, in multi-coloured polka dot pattern satin effect fabric, with embroidered circular motif, purple and white ruff and blue and purple glitter wig, on mannequin, height 61 inches (155cm)
£250 to 300
The Greatest Show In The Galaxy, December 1988
A God of Ragnarok costume,
the seated full length figure in moulded and painted foam latex, the separate head on wooden stand, height 56 inches (143cm)
£600 to 900
The Greatest Show In The Galaxy, December 1988
The Bus Conductor head,
of moulded and painted plastic, with shaped ear piece, height 13 inches (33cm)
£80 to 120
Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberman costume,
silver painted body suit, with moulded and painted fibreglass helmet and chest pieces, tubing to arms and legs, gloves having attached laser gun, on wired display frame and stand, height 75 inches (191cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberscope,
silver and black painted circular wooden console, with two control panels having plastic switches, with four lasers, and central spherical plastic ball, on column supports and octagonal base, height 50½ inches (128cm), diameter 24 inches (61cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
The Happiness Patrol, 1988
The Kandyman,
of multi-material composition, with circuit board to chest, with internal circuits and wiring, height approximately 70 inches (178cm)
£600 to 1,000
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
An Imperial Dalek (Mk 1) - altered for Exhibition purposes,
of fibre glass and wood construction, painted black (over original white paint) with gold details, including; Hemispheres, Plunger (replacement Mark II version), Slats (five shoulder slats missing), Gun Stick and Rods, with metal Gun and Plunger, and replacement eyeball on original stalk and replacement plastic Dome Lights, wheel base missing, height approximately 65ins (165cm)
£2,500 to 3,500
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
Dalek Battle Chair,
the Dalek shaped silver and black body, of wood, with padded seat, and helmet above, black painted with silver painted hemispheres and details, on casters, height 63 inches (160cm)
£1,500 to 2,000
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
A Dalek Transmat,
of black and silver painted wood, with hemispheres and internal wiring, height 59 inches (150cm)
£800 to 1,200
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
An Imperial Dalek (Mk 2),
of fibre glass and wood construction, painted white with gold details, including; Hemis, Plunger, Slats, Gun Stick and Rods, with metal Gun and Plunger, and plastic Dome Lights, height approximately 67ins (170cm)
£5,000 to 7,000
Dragonfire, November 1987 onwards
Ace (Sophie Aldred) - A complete principal costume, comprising;
Ace's black bomber jacket, with orange lining, with various badges and patches applied overall, back with embroidered character name, together with T-shirt and skirt, on mannequin
£1,000 to 1,500
Dragonfire, November 1987
A black handgun,
part only (hand section), of moulded composition, painted black, length 9 inches (23cm)
£40 to 60
Dragonfire, November 1987
A Dragon Head,
in moulded and painted fibreglass and foam latex, including two hinged back sections, length approximately 51 inches (130cm)
£200 to 300
Delta and the Bannermen, November 1987
Delta's Accessories, including;
gun belt, with holster and two weapons packs, painted white on cardboard
£50 to 80
Delta and the Bannermen, November 1987
A Navarino,
moulded and painted foam latex and fabric, with integral head piece, on display frame, height 78 inches (198cm)
£650 to 850
Paradise Towers, October 1987
Cleaner Machine - incomplete and severely fire damaged,
metal and moulded fibreglass, with three limbs (including drill) and headlights, height 68 inches (173cm), width 47 inches (120cm), length 68 inches (173cm)
£250 to 300
Time and the Rani, September 1987
A Lakertyan costume,
comprising: headpiece, tunic with laced seams, further laced seam body pieces, multi-coloured stripe sash, canvas cape, and a body suit together with a pair of flesh coloured leggings
£300 to 400
Time and the Rani, September 1987
Three Lakertyan caps,
each of cream coloured fabric, with quilted pink band decorated with strips of geometric pattern fabric (3)
£60 to 80
Time and the Rani, September 1987
A Tetrap costume,
moulded and painted latex, with faux fur, with corresponding gloves, on mannequin, height 67 inches (170cm)
£200 to 300
Time and the Rani, September 1987
The Time Brain,
of moulded and painted fibreglass, with applied latex veins, having internal wiring, length approximately 50 inches (127cm)
£300 to 500
The Seventh Doctor (Sylvester McCoy), Time and the Rani, September 1987
A collection of accessories, comprising;
a Panama hat, inner band stamped 'Lock & Co., Hatters, St. James's Street, London', two paisley handkerchiefs, with knitted blue and mauve stripe scarf
£250 to 350
Terror of the Vervoids, November 1986
A Vervoid,
head and hands in moulded and painted foam latex, body applied overall with painted vinyl leaves and netting, on mannequin, height 70 inches (178cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
Terror of the Vervoids, November 1986
A Vervoid head and hand,
moulded and painted foam latex, with two further buds, height 21 inches (53cm)
£400 to 600
Terror Of The Vervoids, November 1986
A Mogarian costume,
the three-section headpiece of moulded plastic with applied clear plastic tubing, the gold coloured jumpsuit with black rubber gloves applied to sleeves, on mannequin
£450 to 650
Mindwarp, October 1986
An Alien Delegate costume,
moulded and painted foam latex head, hands and leg pieces/ feet, with cowl in gold lame, with quilted purple lame edging, and matching embroidered front piece, with gold silk effect robe, on mannequin, height 64 inches (163cm)
£550 to 750
Mindwarp, October 1986
A Mentor costume,
comprising; full length body with separate headpiece, of moulded and painted foam latex, headpiece inscribed in red ballpoint 'Mentor, R. Henry', body suit length 43 inches (110cm)
£350 to 450
Mindwarp, October 1986
Kiv,
a complete creature, of moulded and painted foam latex, with purple cushion, length 51 inches (130cm)
£500 to 600
The Trial Of A Time Lord - The Mysterious Planet, September 1986
The L1 Tracker service robot,
with rectangular metal body, housing control mechanisms, and operators seat, caterpillar tracks, the top section with door to rear, of wood, metal and plastic composition, length 57 inches (145cm), width 41 inches (104cm), height approximately 77 inches (196cm)
£400 to 600
The Trial Of A Time Lord - The Mysterious Planet, September 1986
Peri (Nicola Bryant) - A complete costume,
comprising; a yellow cotton blazer with black pinstripe and further white stripe detail, a raw silk mustard-coloured blouse, V-neck with full-length sleeves, and a pair of grey linen trousers with elastic footloops, jacket labelled Costume Made By Jacqui Stubbs, on mannequin, height 58½ inches (149cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
Timelash, March 1985
A Karfelon laser cannon,
moulded and painted plastic, on wooden stand with additional wiring and lighting, height 40½ inches (103cm)
£400 to 500
Timelash, March 1985
Karfel laser rifle,
metal tubing and moulded plastic, with pistol grip, length 28 inches (71cm)
£100 to 150
Timelash, March 1985
Morlox Head,
of moulded and painted foam latex and plastic eyes, with internal animatronic controls, length 28 inches (71cm)
£400 to 600
Timelash, March 1985
Kontron Crystal Deflector Gun,
of moulded plastic and metal components with control panel on flexible cord, length 24½ inches (63cm)
£300 to 400
Attack of the Cybermen, January 1985
Cryon costume,
comprising: one-piece bodysuit in net with pearlescent-effect panels, head/ neck pieces and belt in clear moulded plastic with pearlescent-effect, on mannequin, together with metal staff and additional headpieces, height 62 inches (158cm)
£700 to 1,000
Vengeance on Varos, January 1985 and Mindwarp, October 1986
A Sil costume,
comprising; full length body suit and headpiece, of moulded and painted foam latex, length 46 inches (117cm)
£275 to 325
The Twin Dilemma, March 1984
Mestor - Leader of the Gastropod Invaders costume,
of moulded and painted foam latex, with frayed hessian detailing and cotton ties to sides, the headpiece with plastic eyes, body heavily padded, on mannequin, height 69 inches (176cm)
£500 to 700
The Twin Dilemma, March 1984
A Jacondan headdress,
of multi-coloured feathers, with silvered foam horns, on silver painted mannequin head, similarly decorated with feathers and beak-like nose, label inside inscribed 'Barry Stanton', height 15 inches (38cm)
£120 to 180
The Caves of Androzani, March 1984
A Queen Bat prop head,
of moulded and painted foam latex, length 17½ inches (45cm)
£100 to 150
The Caves of Androzani, March 1984
The Magma Beast,
comprising head cowl, bodysuit and back shell, of moulded and painted foam latex and fibreglass, height 80 inches (203cm)
£1,200 to 1,600
The Caves of Androzani, March 1984
Sharaz Jek's headpiece,
two-piece with elastic fastening, moulded composition, with painted leather covering, single eye, labelled inside 'Steven Gregory, 12 Mundania Road, SE22 ONG', on mannequin head
£600 to 800
Frontios, January 1984
A Tractator,
in moulded and painted foam latex, fibreglass and faux fur, on display frame, height approximately 68 inches (173cm)
£1,200 to 1,800
Frontios, January 1984
A Tractator
front costume only, in moulded and painted foam latex, fibreglass and faux fur, with back cut-away to reveal internal wooden framework and electric movement mechanisms, height approximately 74 inches (188cm)
£800 to 1,200
The Awakening, January 1984
The Malus,
a large face mask, of moulded and painted fibreglass, with wiring for internal mechanisms, height 67½ x 40inches (171cm x 102cm)
£600 to 800
The Awakening, January 1984
The Malus miniature,
the small seated full length figure, of foam latex composition construction, with internal wiring for lighting and movement, height 41 inches (104cm)
£1,200 to 1,800
Warriors of the Deep, 1984
A Sea Devil Warrior,
with foam latex head, hands and feet, fibreglass helmet and breastplate, with leatherette simulated armour, edged with metallic effect plastic, internal metal and wooden framework housing exhibition motor, height 72 inches (183cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
Warriors of the Deep, January 1984
A Sea Devil head,
of moulded and painted foam latex, 14 inches (36cm) high
£250 to 350
The Five Doctors, November 1983 and Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberman costume,
silver painted body suit, with moulded and painted fibreglass helmet and chest pieces, tubing to arms and legs, on mannequin,
height 72 inches (183cm)
£2,500 to 3,000
The Five Doctors, November 1983 and Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberman costume,
silver painted body suit, with tubing to arms and legs, moulded and painted fibreglass helmet and chest piece, on mannequin, height approximately 72 inches (180cm)
£2,000 to 3,000
The Five Doctors, November 1983 and Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberman,
comprising; a silver painted one-piece body suit, with moulded and painted fibreglass head and chest piece, tube detail to sleeves, legs, chest and helmet, with matching gloves and feet, the back open to show internal exhibition electric motor, on mannequin, height 73 inches (186cm)
£1,800 to 2,500
The Five Doctors, November 1983
A Destroyed Cyberman,
silver painted body suit, with moulded and painted fibreglass helmet and chest pieces, with matching boots, blast damage to body, revealing inner wiring, tubing and hardened foam, with internal wiring and lighting,
height approximately 76 inches (193cm)
£1,200 to 1,800
The Five Doctors, November 1983
Flavia's Time Lord gown,
the full length pleated gown, with high collar and full length sleeves, of brick red coloured brocade fabric, heavily embroidered in repeating motif with silver coloured thread, heavily pleated throughout, having hook and eye fastenings to back, together with mannequin and corresponding head
£350 to 450
Mawdryn Undead, February 1983
Bust of Mawdryn,
the painted composition head, displaying headpiece with simulated brain, and blonde wig
£250 to 350
Mawdryn Undead, February 1983
Vislor Turlough (Mark Strickson) - A complete costume, comprising;
a dark navy two-piece suit, the single breasted jacket, with manufacturers labelled to inside pocket 'Take 6' and further label inscribed Duplicate, Mark Strickson, together with wing-collared stripe shirt and stripe tie, on mannequin
£600 to 800
Terminus, February 1983
The Garm costume,
moulded and painted foam latex, with body armour in silver painted vinyl, with gun belt, mounted and wired for display (right arm missing), height 72 inches (183cm)
£800 to 1,200
Terminus, February 1983
A Vanir helmet,
of moulded and gold coloured painted fibreglass, with hinged frontal section (attachment broken), height 12 inches (30cm)
£150 to 250
Snakedance, January 1983
A Mara banishment mask,
moulded and painted fibreglass, with gold painted eyes and red coloured highlights to eyebrows and mouth, height 10 inches (26cm)
£350 to 450
Snakedance, January 1983
A Mara Snake Effigy,
moulded and painted fibreglass head, with forked tongue, pink and geometric pattern painted body constructed of fabric covered interlocking ventilation tubes, length approximately 16 feet (488cm)
£500 to 800
Snakedance, January 1983
A Mara Snake Head,
moulded and painted foam latex, length 18 inches (46cm)
£350 to 450
Arc of Infinity, January 1983
The Ergon Head,
of painted and moulded fibreglass, with internal wiring and lighting, length 40 inches (102cm)
£200 to 300
Time-Flight, March 1982
A Plasmaton costume,
two-piece, in moulded and painted foam latex, legs with integral body-suit, height 78½ inches (200cm)
£300 to 400
Time-Flight, March 1982
A Plasmaton costume,
two-piece, in moulded and painted foam latex, legs with integral body-suit, height 72 inches (183cm)
£300 to 400
Time-Flight, March 1982
A Plasmaton costume,
two-piece, in moulded and painted foam latex, legs with integral body-suit, height 78½ inches (200cm)
£300 to 400
Earthshock, March 1982
A Destroyed Cyberman,
with hardened foam exploded acid effect body extrusions, with silver coloured body suit and silver coloured rubber boots
£800 to 1,200
Various Episodes, 1980's
Cybermen costumes,
comprising; three similar body suits, each being adapted boiler suits, with applied thread and wire detail, two pairs of silver coloured gloves and two boots, one inscribed 'Johnathan David', the other inscribed 'Tern Hill, Safety Boots'
£800 to 1,200
Black Orchid, March 1982
Nyssa's Party mask,
being constructed of net to back heavily decorated to sequins, the front of moulded plastic similarly decorated with sequins and crepe detail to eyes, with wire "antenna" decorated with net and crepe
£350 to 500
The Visitation, February 1982
A Terileptil costume,
of moulded and painted fibreglass and foam latex, together with a pair of corresponding arms, length approximately 64 inches (163cm)
£350 to 450
The Visitation, February 1982
An Android - severely fire damaged,
of moulded and painted fibreglass, with rubber and felt infill, on stand, height 70 inches (178cm)
£350 to 450
Kinda, February 1982
A Trickster Mask,
moulded and painted face with painted straw and coloured ribbon hair, labelled 'Made By Martin Adams, Name Lee Cornes, Character The Trickster, Production Dr Who', mask length approximately 13 inches (33cm)
£400 to 600
Castrovalva, January 1982
Nyssa (Nyssa of Traken) (Sarah Sutton) - A complete costume,
comprising; high collared fitted jacket and trousers, of plum coloured velvet, the jacket with applied bronze coloured crepe panels and edging, with hook and eye fastening to neck and frog and toggle style buttons to front and sleeves
£1,000 to 1,500
Castrovalva, January 1982
A group of Hunting Items,
comprising; two similar Tribal style masks, moulded and painted fibreglass, with wire mesh grills, and three various wooden spears, decorated with feathers, hair and thread, spear length 51 inches (130cm) (5)
£120 to 180
Full Circle, October 1980
A Marshman costume,
of moulded and painted rubber and foam latex, with separate headpiece, on mannequin, height 66 inches (168cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
Full Circle, October 1980
A Marshman head mask,
moulded and painted foam latex, on wooden frame labelled with production details including actors name 'Alex Carey', height 14 inches (36cm)
£400 to 600
Full Circle, October 1980
Adric (Matthew Waterhouse) costume,
comprising; khaki coloured long sleeved shirt and trousers, with orange and yellow over tunic, in cotton fabric, tunic with quilted shoulder pieces, and tie fastening to front, on mannequin
£450 to 650
The Leisure Hive, August 1980
A Foamasi costume,
foam costume heavily covered with black net fabric, with leather effect mouth, with rubberised hands and applied eyes, with quill type attachment to end of tail, on mannequin, height 70 inches (178cm)
£600 to 800
Warriors' Gate, January 1980
A Gundan costume,
silver and black simulated armour, of moulded plastic, complete with battleaxe, on stone effect base and mechanised mannequin, height overall 75 inches (190cm)
£800 to 1,200
The Horns of Nimon, December 1979
A Nimon costume,
head in foam and black fabric, body of padded fabric covered foam, decorated with triangular vinyl motif (horns missing), height 76 inches (193cm)
£600 to 800
The Nightmare of Eden, November 1979
A Mandrell costume,
with scale effect in rubberised canvas, body of faux fur and foam, on rectangular base, costume on frame housing mechanical movement and related wiring, height 76 inches (193cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
The Power of Kroll, December 1978
A Kroll mechanised miniature,
of moulded and painted foam latex, on wood and metal framework, with internal lighting, mounted on wooden plynth, height 66 inches (168cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
The Pirate Planet, September 1978
The Pirate Captain costume,
comprising; moulded and painted fibreglass and plastic helmet and 'cybernetic implants' (arm and shoulder piece), together with a medieval style tunic, of red coloured wool mix, with leather and brass effect stud edging, on mannequin, seated on leather armchair, with control panels to the arms, height 58 inches (148cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
The Pirate Planet, September 1978
A Guards Helmet,
of painted fibreglass, with hinged mesh eye piece, edged with leatherette fabric, inside label inscribed 'Alan Thomas', height 7 inches (18cm)
£250 to 350
Underworld, January 1978
A Minyan Guard helmet,
of moulded and painted fibreglass, covered with gold painted net and rope detail material, with square viewing hole
£250 to 350
The Sun Makers, November 1977
A Board Rifle,
gold painted metal and wood, with rubber grips, length 35 inches (89cm)
£150 to 200
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord Robe,
of pink coloured, heavy cotton mix fabric, with pleated sleeves and front
£200 to 300
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord Robe,
of pink coloured, heavy cotton mix fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, with large tear to back
£200 to 300
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
Two Time Lord Tabards,
both being full length and sleeveless, with v-neck, of heavy cotton mix woven fabric, with black ties to sides, one label inscribed David Eynon
£400 to 600
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord costume, comprising;
geometric design tabard, of brown coloured wool mix woven fabric, with lace tie sides, together with a robe, of mustard coloured velvet effect fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, labelled inside inscribed FUT 467
£450 to 650
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord costume, comprising;
geometric design tabard, of brown coloured wool mix woven fabric, with lace tie sides, together with a robe, of mustard coloured velvet effect fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, tabard with label inside inscribed Stewart Myers and FUT 482, robe further labelled Stewart Myers and FUT 466
£500 to 700
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Chancellery Guard uniform,
comprising; a two-piece uniform of brick red coloured wool-mix fabric, jacket edged with woven cream coloured cotton fabric with black detail to centre, with matching trousers seams, the trousers with foot loops, the waistband inscribed 'Pat Gorman', with belt and with replacement cloak and gloves, the cloak of cream coloured velvet effect fabric with silk effect lining, having quilted shoulder pieces, on mannequin, height 67 inches (170cm)
£500 to 800
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord robe,
of dark mustard colour wool mix fabric, with brown boucle edging, sleeves and v-shaped detailing to waist, with zip fastening to back, bearing label inside, inscribed FUT 499
£450 to 550
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord costume,
comprising; a pale orange coloured tabard, of woven cotton mix fabric, together with a brown coloured robe, of velvet effect fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, with labels inscribed Withryk, FUT 462
£550 to 650
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord full length tunic,
with full length sleeves, of grey coloured wool mix fabric, with black edging, sleeves, and v-shaped waistband, having v-neck and zip fastening to back
£600 to 800
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976 and The Five Doctors, November 1983
A Time Lord costume, comprising;
gold lamé tabard from The Five Doctors, together with a robe, of pale gold colour stripe velvet effect fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, robe with label inside inscribed FUT 459
£600 to 800
Pyramids of Mars, October 1975
A Sarcophagus Cover,
of painted plaster composition with hardboard back, height 84 inches (214cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
The Masque of Mandragora, September 1976
A Lion headpiece/ mask,
of moulded and painted composition and foam, with fabric lining, with suede and hair mane
£500 to 600
Invasion of the Dinosaurs, January 1974
A Brontosaurus model,
of moulded and painted foam latex, length 83 inches (210cm)
£450 to 650
The Torchwood SUV - 2002 Land Rover - Range Rover, Vogue V8 Auto
The black Range Rover, with tinted windows and futuristic body kit, bearing the 'Torchwood' logo to side (see illustration)
£10,000 to 15,000
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), 2007 - 2009
A Vacform/Steel frame section of Tardis,
the extremely large frame of steel, of four sections, each with moulded spherical design, width 71 inches, height approximately 176 inches (4500cm)
Planet of the Dead, April 2009
A Red/ Cream Bristol(BLMC) Double Decker bus
The bus with half of roof having been removed, the roof was removed as during the course of the Story it is torn off
£500 to 800
This lot has been withdrawn
Planet of the Dead, April 2009
A Red/ Cream Bristol (BLMC) Double Decker bus
A complete bus used for early London scenes of the Story, with advertisments applied to side as per those shown on screen
£500 to 800
This lot has been withdrawn
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), Unknown Episodes, Series 2 - 4
A collection of miscellaneous T-shirts,
including; one brown and one grey and two navy blue 'H&M' T-shirts, a beige/ grey 'GAP' T-shirt, a faded purple 'Fahri' T-shirt and a purple coloured T-shirt, all of cotton with round necks
£120 to 180
The Tenth Doctor - David Tennant, Various Episodes
An iconic pale blue shirt,
the 'Uni Qlo' shirt, of linen mix fabric, with make-up staining to collar, and cream coloured buttons
£250 to 350
The Tenth Doctor - David Tennant, New Earth, Age of Steel, Impossible Planet, etc
Four neckties, including;
a brown and blue geometric pattern tie, labelled 'Daniel Hechter', cut in half with applied Velcro®, used for an action sequence, a brown 'Duffer St. George' tie, with repeating floral motif in blue and white, a brown tie with repeating s-shaped motif, labelled 'Thomas Nash', used during 'The Idiot's Lantern' and a black tie with brown and blue stripes, labelled 'Rocha.John Rocha' (4)
£250 to 350
The Next Doctor, December 2008
Jackson Lake (David Morrissey), a complete costume, comprising;
a frock coat of checked mustard coloured wool, with applied brown velvet detail to collar, a red coloured brocade waistcoat, with repeating gold coloured floral motif, and brass buttons, a pair of black coloured wool trousers, all pieces labelled inside 'Angels The Costumiers' and inscribed 'David Morrisey, April 2008' a cream coloured Victorian style shirt, of cotton, together with a pair of braces in beige and brown colour, and a gold coloured silk effect cravat of brocade type fabric and a further brown and blue checked great coat, of wool, with blue lining and labelled as before (7)
£500 to 600
Journey's End, July 2008
Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), a stunt/ wire work complete costume, comprising;
a 'Marks & Spencer' brown leather coat, with round collar and press stud fastenings to front, a grey ribbed jumper, of synthetic mix fabric, labelled inside 'Oasis' and with over label inscribed ''Stunt', a purple 'United Colours Of Benetton' vest, a pair of 'Seven' jeans, of dark navy denim, with additional elasticated side panels (4)
£350 to 450
The Doctor's Daughter, May 2008
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a complete broken down costume,
comprising; a brown leather jacket, covered in mud stained detail, labelled 'Miss Selfridge' and with further label applied over inscribed 'Martha, Dirty', a wine coloured ribbed vest, of cotton, labelled inside 'Jigsaw', and a pair of black 'Gap' jeans, again with applied mud detail and labelled inside inscribed 'Martha, Dirty' (3)
£300 to 400
Unknown Episode, Series 4, 2008
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a brown leather jacket,
with brass coloured buttons and zip, with gold coloured satin effect lining
£150 to 250
The Sontaran Stratagem, April 2008
Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), a complete costume, comprising;
a teal coloured suede jacket, with stitch detail, labelled inside 'Precis Petite', a grey v-neck top, of cotton, labelled inside 'Jigsaw, M' inscribed with a * in black ink, and a pair of trousers, in Prince of Wales check, labelled inside 'Warehouse'
£250 to 350
The Sontaran Stratagem, April 2008
A selection of steel frame 'Sontaran Spaceship' lightboxes,
of fabric and metal construction, six small and one large, all width 24 inches, depth 24 inches, the smaller height 16 inches, the larger 32 inches (7)
£200 to 300
The Fires of Pompeii, April 2008
A Sibylline Acolyte's costume, comprising;
a wine coloured dress, of heavily pleated silk effect fabric, in two sections with hood, labelled inside 'Jade' with quilted twist belt to waist, and gold embroidered ribbon to sleeves, together with a pair of red coloured suede effect pumps, labelled inside 'Jade', and a black bead necklace, with a pair of matching earrings and buckles
£200 to 300
Partners In Crime, April 2008
Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), a black pinstripe two-piece suit,
of wool mix fabric, with satin effect lining labelled inside 'Karen Millen' and both labels with inscription 'Donna Hero' (2)
£250 to 350
Voyage of the Damned, December 2007
Astrid Peth (Kylie Minogue), a complete waitress costume, comprising;
a waitress dress, of black satin effect fabric, with ruched overlaid black taffeta style sleeves, A-line with white coloured net detail to neck line and applied rhinestone buttons to front, with pleated skirt, with label inside inscribed 'Astrid-wire, Kylie', together with a matching pair of bloomers, of black cotton with overlaid taffeta effect fabric, with label inscribed inside 'Standin Stunt Double' and a pair of lace up knee length heeled boots, labelled and inscribed inside '15580. 3 1/2 BMIR, Astrid Big'
£2,000 to 3,000
Voyage of the Damned, December 2007
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), a complete costume, comprising;
a 'Paul Smith' two-piece dinner suit, of black wool-mohair mix, with patterned silk effect lining, with self buttons to front and cuffs, labelled inside 'Paul Smith, London' and 'The Byard', together with a white cotton 'Paul Smith' shirt, with pleated detail front and blue embroidered button holes to cuffs (3)
£2,000 to 3,000
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), Unknown Episodes, Series 3
A collection of miscellaneous costume, including;
five blue coloured vests tops, all identical each labelled 'Gap; two with additional inscribed label 'Stunt', with lace to sleeves and neck, an orange coloured 'Jigsaw' vest with red lace to neck, and a gold and black stripe vest top, labelled 'Miss Selfridge', and two dark orange coloured 'Jigsaw' vests, with chiffon type detail to neck, two pairs of 'Seven' jeans, both identical in dark coloured denim, one pair with original purchase label (unworn), a black wrap type knitted cardigan, a crochet 'Ted Baker' brown cardigan, a 'Ted Baker' maroon coloured cotton skirt, with pleats, beads and crochet detailing to top and crochet detail to hem (15)
£250 to 350
Last of the Time Lords, June 2007
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a complete costume, comprising;
a black suede effect military style jacket, with belt and metal buttons, labelled inside 'All Saints', a pair of black 'Dorothy Perkins' combat pants and a purple coloured elasticated cotton vest top (3)
£350 to 450
The Lazarus Experiment, May 2007 and an unknown episode
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a collection of items of costume,
a dress, of old mauve coloured heavily pleated chiffon type fabric, with satin tie to waist and detail to neck-line, a plum coloured suede handbag labelled inside 'Hobbs', a pair of matching plum coloured suede shoes, again labelled 'Hobbs' inside, together with a pink and white stripe towelling dressing gown, with matching pink polka dot towel from an unidentified episode
£250 to 350
Smith and Jones, March 2007 onwards
Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), a complete costume, comprising;
a maroon coloured 'biker-style' leather jacket, with red coloured satin effect lining, with label inside inscribed 'Martha 1', a dark pink coloured vest top, with applied velvet floral motif, labelled inside 'Ted Baker, 1', together with corresponding black bra, attached to vest, and a pair of 'Levi' jeans, labelled inside 'Levi, 551 Flare' and inscribed 'Martha 4 *Favorite*' (4)
£500 to 600
The Runaway Bride, December 2006
A giant speaker,
textured board and plastic, painted black, width 48 inches (128cm), height 72 inches (184cm), depth 36 inches (92cm)
£150 to 200
The Runaway Bride, December 2006
CarBodies type LTI FX4 Fairway 'Taxi',
Registration No: P227 JVP
Chassis No: SCRF3B3MXVC086725
Engine No: TD27 - 526396
Date of first Registration: 05/03/1997,
includes V5C Registration Document,
MOT Certificate - Expired January 1st 2010
£500 to 800
Army of Ghosts/ Doomsday, July 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), A jacket,
a dark grey coloured nylon 'Diesel' jacket, with faux sheepskin lining to hood and faux fur edging
£500 to 700
Doomsday, July 2006
A pair of levers/ magnetic clamps,
of gold painted wood, with metal and tubing applied, handles in the form of motor bike handle bars, each lever depth 50 inches (153cm), width 47 inches (128cm), height 62 inches (158cm) (2)
£400 to 500
Army of Ghosts/ Doomsday, July 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a nightwear costume, including;
a pair of white and multi-coloured polka dot pattern pyjamas, by 'Per Una' (Marks & Spencer), of cotton, together with a 'Per Una' matching polka dressing gown, of towelling type fabric, and a pair of pink Tote type slipper/socks (4)
£150 to 250
Army of Ghosts/ Doomsday, July 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of pieces of costume, including;
three pairs of synthetic fabric and cotton mix 'Topshop' trousers, three turquoise coloured angora-mix 'Punky Fish' knitted hooded tops, one having had label removed and paint chips to zip, two 'American Apparel' black v-neck vest tops, of cotton mix together with a dark grey coloured nylon 'Diesel' jacket, with faux sheepskin lining to hood and faux fur edging (9)
£500 to 700
Army of Ghost/ Doomsday, July 2006
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), a collection of pieces of costume,
a 'Wallis' denim jacket, with zip to front; a pair of 'Esprit' jeans; two identical navy blue velour tops, labelled 'Gap'; a lilac coloured lycra and cotton mix T-shirt; a maroon coloured lycra and cotton mix long-sleeve top, labelled 'United Colours of Benetton'; and a pink knitted scarf with further silver thread (7)
£280 to 340
Army of Ghosts/ Doomsday, July 2006
Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke), a collection of items of costume, including;
a grey long-sleeved hooded top, labelled 'Puma'; a pair of black 'Gap' jeans, with label inside inscribed 'Mickey'; a pair of black 'Puma' trainers; a black Neoprene 'Puma' jacket, with blue detail patches; a grey coloured 'Topman' long-sleeved top; a pair of black jeans; and a pair of 'Nike' trainers (7)
£250 to 350
Fear Her, June 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of items of costume including;
three orange coloured 'Diesel' T-shirts, with v-neck, two having original shop labels attached, one without, and two pairs of navy coloured heavy cotton 'Topshop' trousers, with button detail to top (5)
£300 to 500
Love & Monsters, June 2006
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), a collection of items of costume, including;
three hooded tracksuit style tops: one fuchsia pink velour, labelled 'BHS'; one of dark grey cotton, with winged heart motif to front, labelled 'Marks & Spencer'; one of turquoise velour, with butterfly motif to front, labelled 'Firetrap', together with a pair of tracksuit style trousers, of dark blue velour labelled 'Gap' (4)
£180 to 220
Love & Monsters, June 2006
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), a collection of items of costume, including;
a blue jumper, of knitted cotton, with v-neck, labelled 'Topshop', a fuchsia pink long sleeved T-shirt type top, of cotton, labelled 'United Colours of Benetton', a grey cotton vest, a cream coloured floral motif long sleeved top, of knitted cotton, labelled 'Phase Eight', two identical 'Topshop' puff-ball type skirts, of brown coloured elasticated cotton, with green coloured stitch detail, a pair of 'Bertie' heeled sandals, of brown leather, with woven raffia and stud detail soles (7)
£180 to 200
Love & Monsters, June 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a costume, comprising;
an orange and grey 'Topshop' checked shirt, of cotton with press stud fastening to front, a pair of 'Oasis' denim jeans, and a distressed effect 'Lee' denim jacket (3)
£450 to 550
Love & Monsters, June 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a part costume, comprising;
a lilac coloured knitted cotton hooded top, with ribbed detail to sleeves and waist, labelled inside 'Sandwich'; a Pirate motif T-shirt, in pink coloured cotton, labelled inside 'Urban Renewal' and a black 'Diesel' jacket, with multi-coloured buttons to front
£400 to 600
The Impossible Planet/ The Satan Pit, June 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising;
a fuchsia pink 'Biker' style 'Diesel' jacket, of cotton mix fabric, with various dry cleaning labels attached inside and a wine coloured 'Levi's' T-shirt, of cotton, with ribbed body and button detail to neck (2)
£400 to 600
Rise of the Cybermen/ Age of Steel, May 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), two waitress style dresses,
both identical, of polyester and cotton mix fabric, with white coloured collar and sleeve trim, having press-stud fastenings to front and two large pockets, labelled inside 'Alexandra', one inscribed 'Billie 1', the other inscribed 'Billie 2' (2)
£500 to 700
Rise of the Cybermen/ Age of Steel, May 2006
Mickey Smith/ Ricky (Noel Clarke), a costume,
an all black outfit comprising; a 'G-Star Raw' jacket, of quilted heavy synthetic fabric; a pair of combat trousers, inscribed inside 'Mickey Double'; a long-sleeved hooded 'Puma' top and a pair utility lace-up boots, bearing label inside 'Mickey Double', size 9 (4)
£350 to 450
Rise of the Cybermen/ Age of Steel, May 2006
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), a collection of pieces of costume, comprising;
one embroidered black satin dressing gown with matching bra, both labelled 'La Perla' and further under bra labelled 'Debenhams', two identical black satin dresses, both labelled 'Karen Millen', with diamante and bead detailing to front and boned bodice, originally being cap sleeved, with later addition full length sleeves in satin effect fabric, and a pair of shoes, of black satin effect fabric with rose detail applied to front, labelled inside 'Russell and Bromley', together with various scraps of black satin effect fabric (5)
£350 to 550
Rise of the Cybermen/ The Age of Steel, May 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a costume, comprising;
a yellow coloured v-neck 'Marks & Spencer' vest top, of cotton, together with a red coloured 'Diesel' jacket, with zip details to front, and two pairs of navy coloured 'Topshop' trousers, one pair inscribed 2 (4)
£450 to 550
Age of Steel, May 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising;
an orange coloured 'Topshop' hooded top, of elasticated cotton, together with a blue coloured, long-sleeved top, labelled inside 'Per Una Dué, 12' (aka Marks & Spencer), with applied button and stitch detail to front, the sleeves and back fabric with raised pattern, and mustard coloured false under-vest to neck
£400 to 600
The Girl In The Fireplace, May 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), two T-shirts;
the identical T-shirts (slight colour variation), of blue coloured elasticated cotton, with 'Wichita Falls' logo to front, labelled inside 'realitee' (2)
£120 to 180
School Reunion, April 2006 and The Girl In The Fire Place, May 2006
Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke), items of costume, including;
a Nintendo controller motif 'Fruit Of The Loom' T-shirt, a pair of jeans with belt detail to back
£220 to 280
School Reunion, April 2006
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), a collection of items of costume, comprising;
a blue/ grey 'French Connection' shirt, with pale blue stitch detail, a grey 'Uni Qlo' shirt, with white buttons and two identical 'H&M' dark blue T-shirts, (4)
£400 to 500
School Reunion, April 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising;
a lemon coloured v-neck vest top, labelled 'Marks & Spencer', and a dark grey coloured Diesel jacket, with cream coloured lining, of synthetic fabric, with embroidered motif to back and front left (2)
£400 to 600
Unknown episodes, circa 2006 - 2008
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of items of costume, comprising;
a dark grey canvas 'Diesel' record type shoulder bag, with copper coloured zips, a brown leather belt, with large brass coloured buckle and decorated with floral motif and nine pairs of jeans (two Lee, two Rock & Republic and five Oasis), various sizes (11)
£120 to 180
Unknown Episodes, circa 2006
Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke), a collection of miscellaneous items of costume, comprising;
a pink coloured cotton T-shirt, labelled 'Ocean Pacific Sunwear', a grey cotton 'Tailgate' T-shirt, with Texas logo to front, a navy blue 'Puma' T-shirt, with red and white detail to shoulders, a blue 'Puma' tracksuit type top, with applied 'Love' badge, and two pairs of jeans, one 'Levi's' the other 'Topman' together with a brown belt (7)
£150 to 200
Tooth and Claw, April 2006
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), three items of costume, including;
a brown coloured pullover, with press-stud detail to neck, labelled inside 'River Island, S', a dark blue cotton shirt with white pearlised buttons, labelled inside 'HIJKLMUVWXYZ', and a 'Reiss' dark blue cotton shirt with dark blue buttons (3)
£300 to 400
Tooth and Claw, April 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a two-piece costume, comprising;
a Crown motif T-shirt, of elasticated mauve coloured cotton, with embroidered Crown motif to front and further applied Crown motif badge, labelled inside 'L Urban Renewal', together with a 'Topshop' denim dungaree dress, labelled inside 'Moto', with corresponding 'Moto' logo on copper coloured buttons and studs (2)
£600 to 800
New Earth, April 2006
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), four purple tracksuit style tops,
the identical 'Atmosphere' (aka Primark) tops, of elasticated cotton, with ruched detailing and silver zips to front, one with cuffs stained with make-up, each with 'Active' label inside (4)
£150 to 250
The Christmas Invasion, December 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising;
two matching grey hooded tops, both of cotton with applied embroidered ribbon detail and zip to front, labelled inside 'Tree People', together with two white vest tops, both of white elasticated cotton, with applied button and chain motif to front, labelled inside 'Miss Milne' and 'M' (4)
£400 to 600
The Christmans Invasion, December 2005
Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri), various items of costume, including;
two pairs of identical grey tracksuit trousers, with pink stripe to leg, two ribbed turquoise jumpers, with v-neck, labelled 'EDC by Esprit', three pink tracksuit type tops, with zip fastenings to front, labelled as before, a red cardigan, of wool mix fabric with floral and bead motif to neck, a pair of 'Sketchers' trainers, with pink and lilac stripe and laces (9)
£350 to 450
The Christmas Invasion, December 2005
Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke), a collection of costumes, comprising;
a pale blue long sleeved T-shirt, labelled 'Topman' of elasticated cotton, three identical yellow 'Topman' T-shirts, of cotton, one khaki cardigan, of knitted wool-mix fabric, with zip front and a one black hooded 'Topman' jacket, of quilted synthetic fabric and a beanie hat (6)
£250 to 350
Bad Wolf/ The Parting of the Ways, June 2005 and The Christmas Invasion, December 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a complete outfit, comprising;
a 'Gap' white vest, of elasticated cotton with 'Gap Stretch, M/M' label inside, a red coloured 'Punky Fish' tracksuit style top, of cotton with zip front, with embroidered 'Punky Fish' logo to reverse and 'P' and further zig-zag motif to shoulders, and a pair of black 'Topshop' trousers, of synthetic fabric with applied button detail, labelled inside 'Topshop, Tall, 12' and inscribed 'Rose Xmas' (3)
£600 to 800
Boom Town, June 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a two piece outfit,
comprising; a fucshia pink 'Punky Fish' tracksuit style top, of elasticated cotton, with white zip and detailing, and a 'Gap' denim mini-skirt, with frayed hem
£250 to 350
The Empty Child/ The Doctor Dances, May 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper) a collection of costume, including;
two Union Jack designed T-shirts, one labelled inside 'Soll', of elasticated cotton fabric, and a 'Firetrap' jacket, of quilted nylon and polyester mix, with zip and press-stud fastenings to front (3)
£300 to 400
Dalek, April 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of items, including;
a red and grey hooded tracksuit style 'Punky Fish' top, with cream coloured lining and hood, together with eight white 'Topshop' vests, seven identical, each of ribbed design in cotton, and one labelled inside 'Joe Browns' and with paper label KIM STUNT (9)
£220 to 280
Aliens Of London, April 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a collection of items, including;
two cream coloured 'Diesel' jackets, of heavy cotton fabric and two pink 'Mambo'' T-shirts, with printed blue floral motif to front, (4)
£250 to 350
The End of the World, Aliens Of London and World War Three, April 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper) costume,
including; a knitted purple and grey hooded top, with cream coloured cotton lining, labelled 'Uttam', together with two grey coloured cotton T-shirts, with cut-away shoulder detail (3)
£400 to 600
Rose, March 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), part costume, comprising:
a dark pink hooded tracksuit style 'Diesel' top, of cotton, with cream coloured inside, with embroidered reverse logo to back 'Forever Yours Diesel'; a pink cotton 'Gap' v-neck vest; a 'Pucca, Funny Love' bag, of synthetic fabric, printed with Japanese inspired cat and angel motif; a pair of white 'Converse' trainers, with red coloured trim; a pair of red knitted fingerless gloves; a pair of blue trainer socks; three wooden beads and a 'Lee Jeans' logo badge (11)
£600 to 800
Rose, March 2005
Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), a pair of pyjamas,
of cotton, comprising; a blue stripe vest and a pair of blue shorts, both labelled 'Marks & Spencer' and further labelled 'Relax at Home' (2)
£60 to 80
Survival, November 1989
A complete Cheetah Person costume,
moulded foam latex head applied with faux fur, the body suit with tribal style garments, yellow skirt and belt, manufactured of beads, metal discs, embroidered Peacock feather motif and woven fabric, together with gloves with applied faux fur to back, on mannequin, height 64 inches (163cm)
£800 to 1,200
Survival, November 1989
A complete Cheetah Person costume,
moulded foam latex head applied with faux fur, the body suit with tribal style garments, skirt and belt, manufactured of beads, metal discs, suede strips and woven fabric, together with gloves with applied faux fur to back and woven fabric wrist protectors, on mannequin, height 65 inches (165cm)
£800 to 1,200
Survival, November 1989
A Cheetah Person costume, comprising;
one-piece faux fur body suit, a pair of gloves partially covered in matching faux fur
£450 to 650
The Curse of Fenric, October 1989
A Medieval Haemovore costume,
head and hands of moulded and painted foam latex, with cream coloured cotton stripe shirt with crochet detail to collar, with leather effect quilted waistcoat, grey coloured link effect vinyl belt, black coloured wool mix trousers and black rubberised boots, on mannequin, height 67 inches (170cm)
£600 to 800
The Curse of Fenric, October 1989
The Ancient One - a Haemovore,
of moulded and painted foam latex, body with extensive applied detailing in various fabric, metal and plastic materials, including; applied suede laced pieces, metal disc loin cloth, tubes to chest and articulated metal shoulder armour, on mannequin, height approximately 72 inches (183cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
The Curse of Fenric, October 1989
A Naval Haemovore costume,
head and hands in moulded and painted foam latex, dressed in Naval Officers uniform, on mannequin, height 67 inches (170cm)
£600 to 800
The Curse of Fenric, 1989
A Haemovore head,
moulded and painted foam latex
£200 to 300
Battlefield, September 1989
A Mordred costume,
a collection of armour and related costume, comprising; helmet, with horse hair effect plume, body armour, shoulder pieces, breastplate, upper leg guards and hinged footguards in simulated metal, with woven chainmail effect fabric tunic and collar
£300 to 400
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, December 1988
A Robot Clown costume,
comprising; a pink and black chequered clown suit, the jacket with black lapels and pockets, pink bow-tie, with black and orange hat, painted foam latex mask, on wired mannequin, height 72 inches (183cm)
£250 to 300
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, December 1988
A Robot Clown costume,
comprising; a black and chequered clown suit, with black jacket, orange bow-tie, with black and orange hat, on mannequin,
height approximately 64 inches (163cm)
£250 to 300
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, December 1988
A Robot Clown costume,
comprising; a Pierrot clown suit, in multi-coloured polka dot pattern satin effect fabric, with embroidered circular motif, purple and white ruff and blue and purple glitter wig, on mannequin, height 61 inches (155cm)
£250 to 300
The Greatest Show In The Galaxy, December 1988
A God of Ragnarok costume,
the seated full length figure in moulded and painted foam latex, the separate head on wooden stand, height 56 inches (143cm)
£600 to 900
The Greatest Show In The Galaxy, December 1988
The Bus Conductor head,
of moulded and painted plastic, with shaped ear piece, height 13 inches (33cm)
£80 to 120
Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberman costume,
silver painted body suit, with moulded and painted fibreglass helmet and chest pieces, tubing to arms and legs, gloves having attached laser gun, on wired display frame and stand, height 75 inches (191cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberscope,
silver and black painted circular wooden console, with two control panels having plastic switches, with four lasers, and central spherical plastic ball, on column supports and octagonal base, height 50½ inches (128cm), diameter 24 inches (61cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
The Happiness Patrol, 1988
The Kandyman,
of multi-material composition, with circuit board to chest, with internal circuits and wiring, height approximately 70 inches (178cm)
£600 to 1,000
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
An Imperial Dalek (Mk 1) - altered for Exhibition purposes,
of fibre glass and wood construction, painted black (over original white paint) with gold details, including; Hemispheres, Plunger (replacement Mark II version), Slats (five shoulder slats missing), Gun Stick and Rods, with metal Gun and Plunger, and replacement eyeball on original stalk and replacement plastic Dome Lights, wheel base missing, height approximately 65ins (165cm)
£2,500 to 3,500
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
Dalek Battle Chair,
the Dalek shaped silver and black body, of wood, with padded seat, and helmet above, black painted with silver painted hemispheres and details, on casters, height 63 inches (160cm)
£1,500 to 2,000
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
A Dalek Transmat,
of black and silver painted wood, with hemispheres and internal wiring, height 59 inches (150cm)
£800 to 1,200
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
An Imperial Dalek (Mk 2),
of fibre glass and wood construction, painted white with gold details, including; Hemis, Plunger, Slats, Gun Stick and Rods, with metal Gun and Plunger, and plastic Dome Lights, height approximately 67ins (170cm)
£5,000 to 7,000
Dragonfire, November 1987 onwards
Ace (Sophie Aldred) - A complete principal costume, comprising;
Ace's black bomber jacket, with orange lining, with various badges and patches applied overall, back with embroidered character name, together with T-shirt and skirt, on mannequin
£1,000 to 1,500
Dragonfire, November 1987
A black handgun,
part only (hand section), of moulded composition, painted black, length 9 inches (23cm)
£40 to 60
Dragonfire, November 1987
A Dragon Head,
in moulded and painted fibreglass and foam latex, including two hinged back sections, length approximately 51 inches (130cm)
£200 to 300
Delta and the Bannermen, November 1987
Delta's Accessories, including;
gun belt, with holster and two weapons packs, painted white on cardboard
£50 to 80
Delta and the Bannermen, November 1987
A Navarino,
moulded and painted foam latex and fabric, with integral head piece, on display frame, height 78 inches (198cm)
£650 to 850
Paradise Towers, October 1987
Cleaner Machine - incomplete and severely fire damaged,
metal and moulded fibreglass, with three limbs (including drill) and headlights, height 68 inches (173cm), width 47 inches (120cm), length 68 inches (173cm)
£250 to 300
Time and the Rani, September 1987
A Lakertyan costume,
comprising: headpiece, tunic with laced seams, further laced seam body pieces, multi-coloured stripe sash, canvas cape, and a body suit together with a pair of flesh coloured leggings
£300 to 400
Time and the Rani, September 1987
Three Lakertyan caps,
each of cream coloured fabric, with quilted pink band decorated with strips of geometric pattern fabric (3)
£60 to 80
Time and the Rani, September 1987
A Tetrap costume,
moulded and painted latex, with faux fur, with corresponding gloves, on mannequin, height 67 inches (170cm)
£200 to 300
Time and the Rani, September 1987
The Time Brain,
of moulded and painted fibreglass, with applied latex veins, having internal wiring, length approximately 50 inches (127cm)
£300 to 500
The Seventh Doctor (Sylvester McCoy), Time and the Rani, September 1987
A collection of accessories, comprising;
a Panama hat, inner band stamped 'Lock & Co., Hatters, St. James's Street, London', two paisley handkerchiefs, with knitted blue and mauve stripe scarf
£250 to 350
Terror of the Vervoids, November 1986
A Vervoid,
head and hands in moulded and painted foam latex, body applied overall with painted vinyl leaves and netting, on mannequin, height 70 inches (178cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
Terror of the Vervoids, November 1986
A Vervoid head and hand,
moulded and painted foam latex, with two further buds, height 21 inches (53cm)
£400 to 600
Terror Of The Vervoids, November 1986
A Mogarian costume,
the three-section headpiece of moulded plastic with applied clear plastic tubing, the gold coloured jumpsuit with black rubber gloves applied to sleeves, on mannequin
£450 to 650
Mindwarp, October 1986
An Alien Delegate costume,
moulded and painted foam latex head, hands and leg pieces/ feet, with cowl in gold lame, with quilted purple lame edging, and matching embroidered front piece, with gold silk effect robe, on mannequin, height 64 inches (163cm)
£550 to 750
Mindwarp, October 1986
A Mentor costume,
comprising; full length body with separate headpiece, of moulded and painted foam latex, headpiece inscribed in red ballpoint 'Mentor, R. Henry', body suit length 43 inches (110cm)
£350 to 450
Mindwarp, October 1986
Kiv,
a complete creature, of moulded and painted foam latex, with purple cushion, length 51 inches (130cm)
£500 to 600
The Trial Of A Time Lord - The Mysterious Planet, September 1986
The L1 Tracker service robot,
with rectangular metal body, housing control mechanisms, and operators seat, caterpillar tracks, the top section with door to rear, of wood, metal and plastic composition, length 57 inches (145cm), width 41 inches (104cm), height approximately 77 inches (196cm)
£400 to 600
The Trial Of A Time Lord - The Mysterious Planet, September 1986
Peri (Nicola Bryant) - A complete costume,
comprising; a yellow cotton blazer with black pinstripe and further white stripe detail, a raw silk mustard-coloured blouse, V-neck with full-length sleeves, and a pair of grey linen trousers with elastic footloops, jacket labelled Costume Made By Jacqui Stubbs, on mannequin, height 58½ inches (149cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
Timelash, March 1985
A Karfelon laser cannon,
moulded and painted plastic, on wooden stand with additional wiring and lighting, height 40½ inches (103cm)
£400 to 500
Timelash, March 1985
Karfel laser rifle,
metal tubing and moulded plastic, with pistol grip, length 28 inches (71cm)
£100 to 150
Timelash, March 1985
Morlox Head,
of moulded and painted foam latex and plastic eyes, with internal animatronic controls, length 28 inches (71cm)
£400 to 600
Timelash, March 1985
Kontron Crystal Deflector Gun,
of moulded plastic and metal components with control panel on flexible cord, length 24½ inches (63cm)
£300 to 400
Attack of the Cybermen, January 1985
Cryon costume,
comprising: one-piece bodysuit in net with pearlescent-effect panels, head/ neck pieces and belt in clear moulded plastic with pearlescent-effect, on mannequin, together with metal staff and additional headpieces, height 62 inches (158cm)
£700 to 1,000
Vengeance on Varos, January 1985 and Mindwarp, October 1986
A Sil costume,
comprising; full length body suit and headpiece, of moulded and painted foam latex, length 46 inches (117cm)
£275 to 325
The Twin Dilemma, March 1984
Mestor - Leader of the Gastropod Invaders costume,
of moulded and painted foam latex, with frayed hessian detailing and cotton ties to sides, the headpiece with plastic eyes, body heavily padded, on mannequin, height 69 inches (176cm)
£500 to 700
The Twin Dilemma, March 1984
A Jacondan headdress,
of multi-coloured feathers, with silvered foam horns, on silver painted mannequin head, similarly decorated with feathers and beak-like nose, label inside inscribed 'Barry Stanton', height 15 inches (38cm)
£120 to 180
The Caves of Androzani, March 1984
A Queen Bat prop head,
of moulded and painted foam latex, length 17½ inches (45cm)
£100 to 150
The Caves of Androzani, March 1984
The Magma Beast,
comprising head cowl, bodysuit and back shell, of moulded and painted foam latex and fibreglass, height 80 inches (203cm)
£1,200 to 1,600
The Caves of Androzani, March 1984
Sharaz Jek's headpiece,
two-piece with elastic fastening, moulded composition, with painted leather covering, single eye, labelled inside 'Steven Gregory, 12 Mundania Road, SE22 ONG', on mannequin head
£600 to 800
Frontios, January 1984
A Tractator,
in moulded and painted foam latex, fibreglass and faux fur, on display frame, height approximately 68 inches (173cm)
£1,200 to 1,800
Frontios, January 1984
A Tractator
front costume only, in moulded and painted foam latex, fibreglass and faux fur, with back cut-away to reveal internal wooden framework and electric movement mechanisms, height approximately 74 inches (188cm)
£800 to 1,200
The Awakening, January 1984
The Malus,
a large face mask, of moulded and painted fibreglass, with wiring for internal mechanisms, height 67½ x 40inches (171cm x 102cm)
£600 to 800
The Awakening, January 1984
The Malus miniature,
the small seated full length figure, of foam latex composition construction, with internal wiring for lighting and movement, height 41 inches (104cm)
£1,200 to 1,800
Warriors of the Deep, 1984
A Sea Devil Warrior,
with foam latex head, hands and feet, fibreglass helmet and breastplate, with leatherette simulated armour, edged with metallic effect plastic, internal metal and wooden framework housing exhibition motor, height 72 inches (183cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
Warriors of the Deep, January 1984
A Sea Devil head,
of moulded and painted foam latex, 14 inches (36cm) high
£250 to 350
The Five Doctors, November 1983 and Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberman costume,
silver painted body suit, with moulded and painted fibreglass helmet and chest pieces, tubing to arms and legs, on mannequin,
height 72 inches (183cm)
£2,500 to 3,000
The Five Doctors, November 1983 and Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberman costume,
silver painted body suit, with tubing to arms and legs, moulded and painted fibreglass helmet and chest piece, on mannequin, height approximately 72 inches (180cm)
£2,000 to 3,000
The Five Doctors, November 1983 and Silver Nemesis, November 1988
A Cyberman,
comprising; a silver painted one-piece body suit, with moulded and painted fibreglass head and chest piece, tube detail to sleeves, legs, chest and helmet, with matching gloves and feet, the back open to show internal exhibition electric motor, on mannequin, height 73 inches (186cm)
£1,800 to 2,500
The Five Doctors, November 1983
A Destroyed Cyberman,
silver painted body suit, with moulded and painted fibreglass helmet and chest pieces, with matching boots, blast damage to body, revealing inner wiring, tubing and hardened foam, with internal wiring and lighting,
height approximately 76 inches (193cm)
£1,200 to 1,800
The Five Doctors, November 1983
Flavia's Time Lord gown,
the full length pleated gown, with high collar and full length sleeves, of brick red coloured brocade fabric, heavily embroidered in repeating motif with silver coloured thread, heavily pleated throughout, having hook and eye fastenings to back, together with mannequin and corresponding head
£350 to 450
Mawdryn Undead, February 1983
Bust of Mawdryn,
the painted composition head, displaying headpiece with simulated brain, and blonde wig
£250 to 350
Mawdryn Undead, February 1983
Vislor Turlough (Mark Strickson) - A complete costume, comprising;
a dark navy two-piece suit, the single breasted jacket, with manufacturers labelled to inside pocket 'Take 6' and further label inscribed Duplicate, Mark Strickson, together with wing-collared stripe shirt and stripe tie, on mannequin
£600 to 800
Terminus, February 1983
The Garm costume,
moulded and painted foam latex, with body armour in silver painted vinyl, with gun belt, mounted and wired for display (right arm missing), height 72 inches (183cm)
£800 to 1,200
Terminus, February 1983
A Vanir helmet,
of moulded and gold coloured painted fibreglass, with hinged frontal section (attachment broken), height 12 inches (30cm)
£150 to 250
Snakedance, January 1983
A Mara banishment mask,
moulded and painted fibreglass, with gold painted eyes and red coloured highlights to eyebrows and mouth, height 10 inches (26cm)
£350 to 450
Snakedance, January 1983
A Mara Snake Effigy,
moulded and painted fibreglass head, with forked tongue, pink and geometric pattern painted body constructed of fabric covered interlocking ventilation tubes, length approximately 16 feet (488cm)
£500 to 800
Snakedance, January 1983
A Mara Snake Head,
moulded and painted foam latex, length 18 inches (46cm)
£350 to 450
Arc of Infinity, January 1983
The Ergon Head,
of painted and moulded fibreglass, with internal wiring and lighting, length 40 inches (102cm)
£200 to 300
Time-Flight, March 1982
A Plasmaton costume,
two-piece, in moulded and painted foam latex, legs with integral body-suit, height 78½ inches (200cm)
£300 to 400
Time-Flight, March 1982
A Plasmaton costume,
two-piece, in moulded and painted foam latex, legs with integral body-suit, height 72 inches (183cm)
£300 to 400
Time-Flight, March 1982
A Plasmaton costume,
two-piece, in moulded and painted foam latex, legs with integral body-suit, height 78½ inches (200cm)
£300 to 400
Earthshock, March 1982
A Destroyed Cyberman,
with hardened foam exploded acid effect body extrusions, with silver coloured body suit and silver coloured rubber boots
£800 to 1,200
Various Episodes, 1980's
Cybermen costumes,
comprising; three similar body suits, each being adapted boiler suits, with applied thread and wire detail, two pairs of silver coloured gloves and two boots, one inscribed 'Johnathan David', the other inscribed 'Tern Hill, Safety Boots'
£800 to 1,200
Black Orchid, March 1982
Nyssa's Party mask,
being constructed of net to back heavily decorated to sequins, the front of moulded plastic similarly decorated with sequins and crepe detail to eyes, with wire "antenna" decorated with net and crepe
£350 to 500
The Visitation, February 1982
A Terileptil costume,
of moulded and painted fibreglass and foam latex, together with a pair of corresponding arms, length approximately 64 inches (163cm)
£350 to 450
The Visitation, February 1982
An Android - severely fire damaged,
of moulded and painted fibreglass, with rubber and felt infill, on stand, height 70 inches (178cm)
£350 to 450
Kinda, February 1982
A Trickster Mask,
moulded and painted face with painted straw and coloured ribbon hair, labelled 'Made By Martin Adams, Name Lee Cornes, Character The Trickster, Production Dr Who', mask length approximately 13 inches (33cm)
£400 to 600
Castrovalva, January 1982
Nyssa (Nyssa of Traken) (Sarah Sutton) - A complete costume,
comprising; high collared fitted jacket and trousers, of plum coloured velvet, the jacket with applied bronze coloured crepe panels and edging, with hook and eye fastening to neck and frog and toggle style buttons to front and sleeves
£1,000 to 1,500
Castrovalva, January 1982
A group of Hunting Items,
comprising; two similar Tribal style masks, moulded and painted fibreglass, with wire mesh grills, and three various wooden spears, decorated with feathers, hair and thread, spear length 51 inches (130cm) (5)
£120 to 180
Full Circle, October 1980
A Marshman costume,
of moulded and painted rubber and foam latex, with separate headpiece, on mannequin, height 66 inches (168cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
Full Circle, October 1980
A Marshman head mask,
moulded and painted foam latex, on wooden frame labelled with production details including actors name 'Alex Carey', height 14 inches (36cm)
£400 to 600
Full Circle, October 1980
Adric (Matthew Waterhouse) costume,
comprising; khaki coloured long sleeved shirt and trousers, with orange and yellow over tunic, in cotton fabric, tunic with quilted shoulder pieces, and tie fastening to front, on mannequin
£450 to 650
The Leisure Hive, August 1980
A Foamasi costume,
foam costume heavily covered with black net fabric, with leather effect mouth, with rubberised hands and applied eyes, with quill type attachment to end of tail, on mannequin, height 70 inches (178cm)
£600 to 800
Warriors' Gate, January 1980
A Gundan costume,
silver and black simulated armour, of moulded plastic, complete with battleaxe, on stone effect base and mechanised mannequin, height overall 75 inches (190cm)
£800 to 1,200
The Horns of Nimon, December 1979
A Nimon costume,
head in foam and black fabric, body of padded fabric covered foam, decorated with triangular vinyl motif (horns missing), height 76 inches (193cm)
£600 to 800
The Nightmare of Eden, November 1979
A Mandrell costume,
with scale effect in rubberised canvas, body of faux fur and foam, on rectangular base, costume on frame housing mechanical movement and related wiring, height 76 inches (193cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
The Power of Kroll, December 1978
A Kroll mechanised miniature,
of moulded and painted foam latex, on wood and metal framework, with internal lighting, mounted on wooden plynth, height 66 inches (168cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
The Pirate Planet, September 1978
The Pirate Captain costume,
comprising; moulded and painted fibreglass and plastic helmet and 'cybernetic implants' (arm and shoulder piece), together with a medieval style tunic, of red coloured wool mix, with leather and brass effect stud edging, on mannequin, seated on leather armchair, with control panels to the arms, height 58 inches (148cm)
£1,000 to 1,500
The Pirate Planet, September 1978
A Guards Helmet,
of painted fibreglass, with hinged mesh eye piece, edged with leatherette fabric, inside label inscribed 'Alan Thomas', height 7 inches (18cm)
£250 to 350
Underworld, January 1978
A Minyan Guard helmet,
of moulded and painted fibreglass, covered with gold painted net and rope detail material, with square viewing hole
£250 to 350
The Sun Makers, November 1977
A Board Rifle,
gold painted metal and wood, with rubber grips, length 35 inches (89cm)
£150 to 200
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord Robe,
of pink coloured, heavy cotton mix fabric, with pleated sleeves and front
£200 to 300
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord Robe,
of pink coloured, heavy cotton mix fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, with large tear to back
£200 to 300
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
Two Time Lord Tabards,
both being full length and sleeveless, with v-neck, of heavy cotton mix woven fabric, with black ties to sides, one label inscribed David Eynon
£400 to 600
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord costume, comprising;
geometric design tabard, of brown coloured wool mix woven fabric, with lace tie sides, together with a robe, of mustard coloured velvet effect fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, labelled inside inscribed FUT 467
£450 to 650
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord costume, comprising;
geometric design tabard, of brown coloured wool mix woven fabric, with lace tie sides, together with a robe, of mustard coloured velvet effect fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, tabard with label inside inscribed Stewart Myers and FUT 482, robe further labelled Stewart Myers and FUT 466
£500 to 700
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Chancellery Guard uniform,
comprising; a two-piece uniform of brick red coloured wool-mix fabric, jacket edged with woven cream coloured cotton fabric with black detail to centre, with matching trousers seams, the trousers with foot loops, the waistband inscribed 'Pat Gorman', with belt and with replacement cloak and gloves, the cloak of cream coloured velvet effect fabric with silk effect lining, having quilted shoulder pieces, on mannequin, height 67 inches (170cm)
£500 to 800
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord robe,
of dark mustard colour wool mix fabric, with brown boucle edging, sleeves and v-shaped detailing to waist, with zip fastening to back, bearing label inside, inscribed FUT 499
£450 to 550
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord costume,
comprising; a pale orange coloured tabard, of woven cotton mix fabric, together with a brown coloured robe, of velvet effect fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, with labels inscribed Withryk, FUT 462
£550 to 650
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976
A Time Lord full length tunic,
with full length sleeves, of grey coloured wool mix fabric, with black edging, sleeves, and v-shaped waistband, having v-neck and zip fastening to back
£600 to 800
The Deadly Assassin, October 1976 and The Five Doctors, November 1983
A Time Lord costume, comprising;
gold lamé tabard from The Five Doctors, together with a robe, of pale gold colour stripe velvet effect fabric, with pleated sleeves and front, robe with label inside inscribed FUT 459
£600 to 800
Pyramids of Mars, October 1975
A Sarcophagus Cover,
of painted plaster composition with hardboard back, height 84 inches (214cm)
£1,500 to 2,500
The Masque of Mandragora, September 1976
A Lion headpiece/ mask,
of moulded and painted composition and foam, with fabric lining, with suede and hair mane
£500 to 600
Invasion of the Dinosaurs, January 1974
A Brontosaurus model,
of moulded and painted foam latex, length 83 inches (210cm)
£450 to 650
David Tennant is back with a new project!!
DAVID TENNANT is coming home to Scotland to star in a major new drama for BBC 1.
The Doctor Who heart throb will play a bereaved dad struggling to raise four kids in four-part drama Single Father.
Bosses at BBC Scotland are thrilled David has signed up for the role - his first big British project since his five-year reign as the Doctor ended.
He's just the latest big name to work at the Beeb's Glasgow HQ, after James Nesbitt, Kevin McKidd, Minnie Driver, Alex Kingston and ER hunk Goran Visjnic.
Bathgate-born Tennant, 38, said: "I feel very lucky to have been sent this script. I was desperate to be part of this project."
It's five years since David acted in Scotland, when he starred in Look Back In Anger at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum theatre.
His last TV acting job in his homeland was A Mug's Game - the story of life in a fishing village - back in 1996.
The Single Father project will reunite David with the Red Production Company, who made his BBC drama Casanova in 2005.
He said: "That makes me very happy indeed."
The four-part drama, set in Glasgow, is written by Mick Ford, who also worked on Ashes To Ashes.
David's character is left to cope with four kids after the death of his wife.
Then he falls in love with his wife's best friend.
The BBC's head of drama in Scotland, Anne Mensah, said: "David is an amazing actor and perfect for the role."
The Doctor Who heart throb will play a bereaved dad struggling to raise four kids in four-part drama Single Father.
Bosses at BBC Scotland are thrilled David has signed up for the role - his first big British project since his five-year reign as the Doctor ended.
He's just the latest big name to work at the Beeb's Glasgow HQ, after James Nesbitt, Kevin McKidd, Minnie Driver, Alex Kingston and ER hunk Goran Visjnic.
Bathgate-born Tennant, 38, said: "I feel very lucky to have been sent this script. I was desperate to be part of this project."
It's five years since David acted in Scotland, when he starred in Look Back In Anger at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum theatre.
His last TV acting job in his homeland was A Mug's Game - the story of life in a fishing village - back in 1996.
The Single Father project will reunite David with the Red Production Company, who made his BBC drama Casanova in 2005.
He said: "That makes me very happy indeed."
The four-part drama, set in Glasgow, is written by Mick Ford, who also worked on Ashes To Ashes.
David's character is left to cope with four kids after the death of his wife.
Then he falls in love with his wife's best friend.
The BBC's head of drama in Scotland, Anne Mensah, said: "David is an amazing actor and perfect for the role."
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Ooh, sounds fantastic! The bit in which he falls in love with his wife's best friend... That reminds me of Blackpool! Although... Ripley wasn't his best friend, but his worst enemy. Nevertheless, I'm really, really looking forward to 'Single Father'.
April 3 is D Day - 'D' for Doctor Who!
After waiting several months for the news, fans of the British sci-fi show Doctor Who have finally gotten news of a premiere date for the show's fifth series. That premiere date is April 3, Easter Saturday, as had been previously speculated by fans. This premiere date, of course, applies to the United Kingdom only; American audiences will likely have to wait a few days – or even weeks – until the premiere, "The Eleventh Hour," airs on BBCAmerica (of course, knowing the ingenious fans of Doctor Who, there's no doubt that many will find a way to watch the episode long before). The current US premiere date is unknown, but it will likely not premiere the day after the UK airing, as both parts of "The End of Time," did, though hopefully the gap will be shorter than the monthlong wait between airings of "The Waters of Mars."
The new series, which will mark the beginning of Matt Smith's tenure as the Doctor (not counting his brief appearance at the end of "The End of Time," when David Tennant's Doctor regenerated into Smith), has been heavily anticipated by the fanbase of this show. Already, a new promotional photo of the Doctor and new companion Amy Pond (played by Karen Gillan) has surfaced, as well as a promotional trailer for the fifth series, which will be shown in 3D in front of British screenings of the Tim Burton film Alice in Wonderland. A new iteration of the trailer, different from the one that premiered yesterday, aired on BBC One today, which revealed the date. The tail end of the trailer with the date is posted below, thanks to Paul Kerton.
DOCTOR WHO SERIES 5 AIRS APRIL 3RD. DO NOT MISS IT! FIRST EPISODE: 'THE ELEVENTH HOUR'.
The new series, which will mark the beginning of Matt Smith's tenure as the Doctor (not counting his brief appearance at the end of "The End of Time," when David Tennant's Doctor regenerated into Smith), has been heavily anticipated by the fanbase of this show. Already, a new promotional photo of the Doctor and new companion Amy Pond (played by Karen Gillan) has surfaced, as well as a promotional trailer for the fifth series, which will be shown in 3D in front of British screenings of the Tim Burton film Alice in Wonderland. A new iteration of the trailer, different from the one that premiered yesterday, aired on BBC One today, which revealed the date. The tail end of the trailer with the date is posted below, thanks to Paul Kerton.
DOCTOR WHO SERIES 5 AIRS APRIL 3RD. DO NOT MISS IT! FIRST EPISODE: 'THE ELEVENTH HOUR'.
James Corden in Doctor Who?
A show insider is quoted as saying: "We normally keep our guest stars under wraps but you can't hide a bloke like James.
"And now he's not coming to Wales for Gavin & Stacey anymore, it's pretty obvious why he is here. James loves coming to Wales. And it gives him a chance to meet up with Ruth Jones, who co-wrote Gavin and Stacey with him and starred as Nessa."
The source added: "We're just delighted to have James on board. He is a great actor and he'll be a perfect fit for the new Doctor Who." Digital Spy
"And now he's not coming to Wales for Gavin & Stacey anymore, it's pretty obvious why he is here. James loves coming to Wales. And it gives him a chance to meet up with Ruth Jones, who co-wrote Gavin and Stacey with him and starred as Nessa."
The source added: "We're just delighted to have James on board. He is a great actor and he'll be a perfect fit for the new Doctor Who." Digital Spy
I don't know what to believe, to be honest. I think it is better if we wait and see if it is official...
What do you think of James? I don't mind him, but it's not like I actually like him. As in liking Matt, for example. I am, however, curious... I want to know if it is true... and if it is... What character will he be playing??
New Trailer Revealed!
Oh, I'm really looking forward to this. I didn't like the trailer that much, though, but I am GLAD DW is returning during Easter Time! I'm really looking forward to the announcement of the actual date. Ohhh, it's going to be legendary! And a new journey will being... Bring on 2010 and the Eleventh Doctor! :D
Thursday, February 18, 2010
#1 Doctor Who/David Tennant Caption
The rules are extremely simple. All you have to do is post a caption to the pictures below. You don't have to do both, but if you want to, go ahead. :) Given this is a Doctor Who/David Tennant blog, I'll make sure I post two pictures that satisfy Who only fans and Tennant only fans. Obviously, if the pictures is David as the Tenth Doctor, it will please both sides.
--> So, to do so, comment on this post. See, ain't that simple?
Alright, shall we start?
Good luck!
Picture A
Picture B 
The best captions will deserve a special mention.
New Doctor, New Wallpaper!
Yep, it's true and I'm really excited about this. The official Doctor Who website has published a new image of our own Eleventh Doctor and his sidekick Amy. You can download the wallpaper there or you can save it from here! :) Either way will do.
Anyway, don't forget you can watch the new trailer on Saturday, early evening, on bbc.co.uk/doctorwho.
Excited? It IS the trip of a lifetime...
Anyway, don't forget you can watch the new trailer on Saturday, early evening, on bbc.co.uk/doctorwho.
Excited? It IS the trip of a lifetime...
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Checkm8 Productions: Interview Coming Soon!
Soon, an interview with the lads from Checkm8 productions will be published right here. If you are a checkm8 productions fan, keep your eyes peeled for that. :)
I'll treat you with some of the questions awaiting to be answered:
When did you decide to start your own series? What and who was the driving force behind it?
How do you come up with such creative customes and props?
How do you like your series so far? Is it what you had planned at first?
... and a lot, lot more.
Here I leave you some links to their YouTube channel, Facebook page and website.
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Doctor-Who-After-Death/101447565265?v=wall&viewas=637125348
YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/checkm8productions
Website: www.doctorwhoafterdeath.webs.com
I'll treat you with some of the questions awaiting to be answered:
When did you decide to start your own series? What and who was the driving force behind it?
How do you come up with such creative customes and props?
How do you like your series so far? Is it what you had planned at first?
... and a lot, lot more.
Here I leave you some links to their YouTube channel, Facebook page and website.
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Doctor-Who-After-Death/101447565265?v=wall&viewas=637125348
YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/checkm8productions
Website: www.doctorwhoafterdeath.webs.com
Reviewing Checkm8 Productions: Overall Opinion
If you've been following me on Twitter and/or YouTube, you'll know that I'm a sucker for Who Fan Series. When I first joined YouTube, I was constantly watching Tony and Tom (aka timelordfromhell and themastercrevasse)'s hilarious spoofs.
For some odd reason, one day I decided to search for some more; not that I was fed up with the two lads! Much to my delight, I was faced with a new channel and the promise of a new fan series, 'Doctor Who: After Death', by Checkm8 productions. If you don't know them, go check them out, I'm sure you'll love their work. www.youtube.com/checkm8productions
Nick, Daniel and Ricky are creative lads with a very bright future when it comes to fan series. Nicholas Gott, the actor who plays the Doctor, is witty and the head of the creative department: a truly gifted craftsman, Nick is able to wow us all with his fabulous props and outstandingly perfect drawings. Most of the designs, if not all of them, were designed and made by this talented young man. He is superb as the Doctor, bringing to our computer monitors a darker and slightly wittier Doctor than the ones we have been used to. In fact, Nick himself admits that he is a great fan of the Tenth Doctor, David Tennant, and that shows in his acting. I believe comparing such a young man to the brilliant actor that is Tennant is saying a lot, but Nicholas certainly has a bright future ahead of him.
Danni Matsell stars in the fan series as Ruby Howard, the Doctor's companion. Ruby reminds me of Donna at times: she gets quite scared when faced with aliens and has funny reactions to the Doctor's lifestyle, a bit like Donna did. Danni is at her best in frightening and intriguing scenes, such as the ones in which she questions the Doctor about who he is.
Daniel Mackrell is the editor-in-chief, so to speak: the editing is, after the acting and props, my favourite aspect to the show. The fact that it is very creative and even professional, dare I say it, is a good asset to the episodes. Ricky Crompton, last but definitely not least, is one of the directors, together with his two mates.
The scripts, a Gott/Mackrell collaboration, are witty and far more inventive than some of the fan series I've been following so far. The planets, the aliens, everything seems to struck a perfect code. Together with brilliantly put together Doctor Who music, the whole episodes have a twang of Old Who to them... which, in my opinion, is absolutely brilliant. It's Doctor Who minus the budget, that's all. In a nutshell, I could say it was perfect.
Vote for David as Hello's Most Attractive Man!
We all know there's no competition there. :D David is the sexiest!
http://www.hellomagazine.com/vote/mostattractiveman/index.html?presentar=resultado
#6 Remembering Past Who Episodes - Children in Need 2005
Aww... it's so cute watching this all over again! :) And sad at the same time...
Daniel Radcliffe talks about David Tennant (2005)
" I'll tell you what - I wish there was more of David Tennant in Goblet of Fire. He plays Barty Crouch Jnr. He's only got a few scenes and he's brilliant in all of them. He so absolutely, fantastically watchable. I think he'll be a good Doctor Who. I'll tell you the truth, I only saw the first episode. I thought Chris Eccleston was great, actually. Very, very good. I don't watch a lot of TV. I just watch The Simpsons and that's about it. But I did see David Tennant in Casanova. He's absolutely fantastic in it. I would love to work with him again. He's also the nicest person."
From SFX Magazine 2005 (October issue, I believe).
http://ns2.the-leaky-cauldron.org/2005/10/29/sfx-interview-with-daniel-radcliffe
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Doctor Who Props and Costumes Up For Auction
A selection of props and costumes from BBC One's Doctor Who are to go under the hammer in London later this month.
Fans can snap up their own Cyberman, Dalek or Sea Devil at the auction, as well as costumes worn by the 10th Doctor himself, David Tennant.
Other highlights of the sale include Kylie Minogue's waitress costume she wore in a 2007 Christmas special, which is expected to fetch up to £3,000.
The auction will take place at Bonhams on 24 February.
From the same Christmas special, Tennant's two-piece Paul Smith dinner suit is also up for grabs valued at around £3,000.
A jacket worn by Billie Piper's character Rose Tyler is expected to raise up to £700 while a pair of her pyjamas and dressing gown could fetch £250.
Two Imperial Daleks costumes from Sylvester McCoy's tenure as the Doctor in 1988 are also in the sale.
One, altered for exhibition purposes, is hoped to fetch £3,500, while the other could raise up to £7,000.
There is also a selection of vehicles in the auction - including Captain Jack's Torchwood Range Rover and a black cab from The Runaway Bride episode starring Catherine Tate, aired in 2006.
Fans can snap up their own Cyberman, Dalek or Sea Devil at the auction, as well as costumes worn by the 10th Doctor himself, David Tennant.
Other highlights of the sale include Kylie Minogue's waitress costume she wore in a 2007 Christmas special, which is expected to fetch up to £3,000.
The auction will take place at Bonhams on 24 February.
From the same Christmas special, Tennant's two-piece Paul Smith dinner suit is also up for grabs valued at around £3,000.
A jacket worn by Billie Piper's character Rose Tyler is expected to raise up to £700 while a pair of her pyjamas and dressing gown could fetch £250.
Two Imperial Daleks costumes from Sylvester McCoy's tenure as the Doctor in 1988 are also in the sale.
One, altered for exhibition purposes, is hoped to fetch £3,500, while the other could raise up to £7,000.
There is also a selection of vehicles in the auction - including Captain Jack's Torchwood Range Rover and a black cab from The Runaway Bride episode starring Catherine Tate, aired in 2006.
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I've been trying to find some pictures of the costumes up for auction, and so far I've only managed to find a Sea Devil one.
Doctor Who and Politics
There has been a lot of talking about David Tennant and his 'embracing' Politics. A lot has been said and written, but honestly... I don't get what the big deal is. I'm not even going to write which political party he supports: if you are interested, it is all over the Internet, I'm afraid.
I believe it is important to be up-to-date with whatever's happening at the moment in your country, but it is exactly this type of needless news and gossip that I'm more than willing to live without. So what that he made his thoughts on politics public? That only shows he knows the country he lives in and is well informed. Everybody should be, really. The Government is run by politicians, but it is our vote that counts. Or, at least, it should be that way in every country.
I believe it is important to be up-to-date with whatever's happening at the moment in your country, but it is exactly this type of needless news and gossip that I'm more than willing to live without. So what that he made his thoughts on politics public? That only shows he knows the country he lives in and is well informed. Everybody should be, really. The Government is run by politicians, but it is our vote that counts. Or, at least, it should be that way in every country.
Season 5 Episode Titles... according to Wikipedia
I have to hand it to you guys... I don't trust Wikipedia at all when it comes to episode titles and such. The mere fact that it is updated by anybody who surfs the Internet it enough to keep me away from it, but given the fact that some of the episode titles might be wrong according to other sources... bleh. I had to swallow my pride and search for them there. If most of them turn out to be right, great, I'll go to Wiki more often. If not, I'll stand my ground. I believe that, this time, it is accurate. Hopefully, it is: I bear no grudge against Wikipedia. I just don't want to publish wrong information, but as you already know... I may have, regarding other sources.
Anyway, bear in mind that these are all subject to change.
Episode 1: The Eleventh Hour - Writer Steven Moffat and Directed by Adam Smith[25]
Episode 2: The Beast Below - Writer Steven Moffat and Directed by Andrew Gunn [25]
Episode 3: Victory of the Daleks - Writer Mark Gatiss and Directed by Andrew Gunn [25]
Episode 4: TBA (Part 1 of 2) - Writer Steven Moffat and Directed by Adam Smith
Episode 5: TBA (Part 2 of 2) - Writer Steven Moffat and Directed by Adam Smith
Episode 6: Vampires in Venice - Writer Toby Whithouse and Directed by Jonny Campbell [26]
Episode 7: TBA - Writer Simon Nye
Episode 8: TBA (Part 1 of 2) - Writer Chris Chibnall and Directed by Ashley Way
Episode 9: TBA (Part 2 of 2) - Writer Chris Chibnall and Directed by Ashley Way [27]
Episode 10: Vincent and the Doctor - Writer Richard Curtis and Directed by Jonny Campbell [26]
Episode 11: TBA - Writer Gareth Roberts
Episode 12: TBA (Part 1 of 2) - Writer Steven Moffat and Directed by Euros Lyn
Episode 13: TBA (Part 2 of 2) - Writer Steven Moffat and Directed by Euros Lyn
Doctor Who Season 5 - Episode Titles revealed!
I've been searching the web and I've found several possible names for some of the episodes. As pointed out by my good friend @faithfulviewer on Twitter, some of the titles I gathered from 'sylvestermccoy.com' are wrong. I was also told that the second episode has been named 'The Beast Below'.
Here's another list of possible episode titles (lifetheuniverseandcombom.blogspot.com):
501 The Eleventh Hour.
502 Title Unknown.
503 Title Unknown.
504 Time Of The Angels.
505 Flesh & Stone.
506 Vampires of Venice.
507 Unknown.
508 The Ground Beneath Their Feet.
509 Cold Blood.
510 Vincent & The Doctor.
511 Unknown.
512 The Pandorica Opens.
513 Title Unknown.
514 Title Unknown (Christmas Special)
For more information on who wrote these, check this blog archive.
Nina Wadia to appear alonside Matt Smith in the forthcoming series of Doctor Who
The 41-year-old will be seen as an evil psychiatric episode alongside new Doctor Matt Smith when the show returns in the spring.
Wadia told The Sun: "It was brilliant to be let out for a couple of days to do something else and it was great working with Matt Smith. (...) I play a bit of a baddie. And yes, like my EastEnders character Zainab, she's not a very pleasant woman - but at least I'm human and not some kind of strange alien life-form."
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Psychiatric? Whatever do they mean? Now I'm curious...
David Tennant is the Bess Dressed Man of 2009
Hot on the heels of hellomagazine.com's hugely popular most attractive polls, readers have been voting in their thousands to crown their best dressed male celebrity.
And guess who won... WHO won! Our very own David Tennant. David is now, officially (he already was in our hearts) the best-dressed male of 2009. He scored more than 35% of votes. More than 10,000 votes were for him. Woohoo, go Tennant girls! :) - Sending some love to my mates at TeamTennant :)
Full list of results
1. David Tennant - 35.4 per cent
2. Daniel Craig - 23.3 per cent
3. Jude Law - 16.8 per cent
4. Robert Downey Jr - 15.3 per cent
5. Robert Pattinson - 6.2 per cent
6. Hugh Jackman - 1.3 per cent
7. Andres Velencoso - 0.8 per cent
8. David Beckham - 0.4 per cent
9. Barack Obama - 0.3 per cent
10. Brad Pitt - 0.2 per cent
Full list of results
1. David Tennant - 35.4 per cent
2. Daniel Craig - 23.3 per cent
3. Jude Law - 16.8 per cent
4. Robert Downey Jr - 15.3 per cent
5. Robert Pattinson - 6.2 per cent
6. Hugh Jackman - 1.3 per cent
7. Andres Velencoso - 0.8 per cent
8. David Beckham - 0.4 per cent
9. Barack Obama - 0.3 per cent
10. Brad Pitt - 0.2 per cent
Co'mon... can you beat that? It only goes to show that apart from being a magnificent actor, David also has a dress sense... and good taste, too!
New Episode Titles Revealed! - http://www.sylvestermccoy.com/newdoctorwho/
*major spoilers. Beware!*
Season 5
TITLES
501. The 11th Hour, by Steven Moffat
502. The Meddling Monks (?), by Steven Moffat
503. Dalek Tea Party (?), by Mark Gatiss (ahahah! Love these inaccurate titles! So funny)
504. Time of the Angels, by Steven Moffat
505. Flesh and Stone, by Steven Moffat
506. Vampires of Venice, by Toby Whithouse
507. Unknown, by Gareth Roberts
508. Cold Blood Part 1 (?), by Chris Chibnall
509. Warm Planet Part 2 (?), by Chris Chibnall
510. Lend Me Your Ear, by Richard Curtis
511. Unknown, by Simon Nye
512. Silver Sentence (?), by Steven Moffat
513. Cyberwar (?), by Steven Moffat
50x. A Crack In Time (apparently, the Doctor is gonna turn into a girl! ) - Christmas Special, by Steven Moffat and Russell T Davies
Season 6
601. Unknown, by Steven Moffat
602. The House of Nothing, by Neil Gaiman
http://www.sylvestermccoy.com/newdoctorwho/
Who's your WHO Valentine? - Contest Results
Carey Mulligan (Sally Sparrow) - 1 vote;
Bonnie Langford (Melanie Bush) - 1 vote;
David Tennant (Tenth Doctor) - 1 vote.
Here you have them! :D Go to www.twitter.com/Britparsley, I've also tweeted 'em!
Sunday, February 14, 2010
WHO Action Figures
Yeah, yeah, it's official. Some of you already know it, but I've ordered those 'End of Time' action figures. All of them. Yeepee! I'm so happy. They sure do look fantastic. I can't wait to add them to my collection! Anyway, I want to upload a couple of review videos from YouTube. I'm just awaiting approval to do so. Until then... you can enjoy yourself looking at the pictures of the actual characters and their respective action figures.
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The Tenth Doctor Injured
The Master with Blonde Hair
Rassilon
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The Eleventh Doctor (Tenth Doctor's clothing)
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Are the Silurians back??
We've waited 26 years for this. Finally, the Silurian lizard creatures are being brought back to Doctor Who, reveals the Sun. Last time we saw them, the brown lizard monsters were trying to destroy humanity with our own nuclear missiles in 1984 – but now they're back after a few years "lying undisturbed under the Earth". No word on whether they erupt through the Blue Peter garden.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/mediamonkeyblog/2010/feb/12/silurian-doctor-who-return
What do you think, guys? Are we ready for a Silurian comeback? I, for one, am truly excited. I loved the Silurians in both Pertwee and Davison eras, respectively. The episode were really good, and all the plot about taking over Planet Earth and the Master's having something to do with it... Aw, that was the life.
Who's your WHO Valentine?
Okay guys, so here's the deal. In order to vote for your WHO Valentine, you must comment. Just mention the character or the name of the actor/actress, it's totally up to you. :) Anyone can comment!
*You don't have to pick one of the Doctors. You can choose any other character.*
GOOD LUCK!
--> I shall announce the winner on Twitter, so keep your eyes peeled for that! :)
A Love Letter to Doctor Who
I'll just be posting the images, I believe they speak for themselves. How cool is that? I'm not a fan of needles or tattoos, but I've got to hand it to you... A TARDIS on your back... That's the epitome of Whovianess.
Down from Heaven comes ELEVEN
and there’s HELL to pay below
shout “GERONIMO!” “GERONIMO!”
It’s a gory road to glory
but we’re ready here we go
shout “GERONIMO!” “GERONIMO!”
http://flashink.wordpress.com/2010/02/01/allons-y-a-love-letter-to-doctor-who/
Have you seen the new DW action figures?
Yeah, yeah, it's true. I'm almost 18 and I collect DW action figures. I don't play with them, if that's what you're thinking! Anyway, I'm building a collection. I shall post a picture of my figures... someday. Eventually. More to the point, there are some NEW DW figures, and I'm very excited about it.
I know there's a pack with Rassilon and all, which is very cool. Also, I've seen a review of an injured Tenth Doctor :D. And here you have some good news: they're changed the Tenth Doctor's hair! Finally! They've been using the same layout over and over again. Now the hair is just spot on. And the bruises... oh, brilliant! There's an Eleventh Doctor figure as well. I haven't seen it properly, though, but it looks really neat.
Do you have 'em? How are they? Please do comment!
I'm Baaaaack! (rant about Who haters)
Yeah, it has been a long, long time. I'm so sorry, I've been really busy. :/
Anyway, I need to rant a bit. I was on YT and went to this channel in which two people were constantly dissing DT and DW. What the deuce? What is wrong with some people? I don't like certain things, but I respect people who do. And that's the end of it. That got me really angry, specially as I'm rather down because of work and all that. I don't need this. Not now. So here's a warning: Don't like DW or DT? Well, do us a favour: keep it to yourself. Or, at least, don't throw it in Whovians' faces. Respect us, as we will do the same.
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