Since I covered the previous auctions at Bonhams on the 16th June 2009 and 16th December 2009, I felt I should do the same for this, but because there are SO many items on offer, I have split them up by Doctor.
Lot 61
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)
Estimate: £800 - 1,200
Sold for £720
Lot 62
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)
Estimate: £800 - 1,200
Sold for £960
Lot 63
Survival, November 1989
A Cheetah Person costume, comprising; one-piece faux fur body suit, a pair of gloves partially covered in matching faux fur
Estimate: £450 - 650
Sold for £264
Footnote:
Please note: The arm pieces and sandals which appear in the illustration are not included with the lot.
Lot 64
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)
Estimate: £600 - 800
Sold for £720
Lot 65
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)
Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500
Sold for £960
Lot 66
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)
Estimate: £600 - 800
Sold for £900
Lot 67
The Curse of Fenric, 1989
A Haemovore head, moulded and painted foam latex
Estimate: £200 - 300
Sold for £1,080
Footnote:
The Haemavores are vampire-like creatures mutated from the Human survivors of futuristic pollution ravaged Earth.
Lot 68
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
Estimate: £300 - 400
Sold for £720
Footnote:
This armour is worn by the character Mordred during the Episode.
Lot 69
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)
Estimate: £250 - 300
Sold for £336
Lot 70
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)
Estimate: £250 - 300
Sold for £168
Lot 71
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)
Estimate: £250 - 300
Sold for £144
Lot 72
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)
Estimate: £600 - 900
Sold for £1,080
Footnote:
During the course of the Story these creatures crave entertainment and destroy those who fail to provide it.
Lot 73
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)
Estimate: £80 - 120
Sold for £780
Footnote:
This head features as the remains of the mechanism after the Doctor has destroyed it.
Lot 74
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)
Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500
Sold for £4,080
Lot 75
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)
Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500
Sold for £2,520
Lot 76
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)
Estimate: £600 - 1,000
Sold for £1,920
Footnote:
This particular costume has several condition issues relating to the deterioration of the foam latex (see illustration). Although originally a pristine costume from the Episode, its appearance now more closely resembles the destroyed version which appears in the show.
Lot 77
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)
Estimate: £2,500 - 3,500
Sold for £20,400
Lot 78
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)
Estimate: £1,500 - 2,000
Sold for £6,600
Footnote:
The Chair is a device which enables the combination of human ingenuity and Dalek technology to aid strategic planning.
Lot 79
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
A Dalek Transmat, of black and silver painted wood, with hemispheres and internal wiring, height 59 inches (150cm)
Estimate: £800 - 1,200
Sold for £1,200
Lot 80
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)
Estimate: £5,000 - 7,000
Sold for £15,600
Lot 81
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
Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500
Sold for £3,240
Lot 82
Dragonfire, November 1987
A black handgun, part only (hand section), of moulded composition, painted black, length 9 inches (23cm)
Estimate: £40 - 60
Sold for £288
Footnote:
Part of one of the weapons used by Kane's mercenaries on Iceworld.
Lot 83
Dragonfire, November 1987
A Dragon Head, in moulded and painted fibreglass and foam latex, including two hinged back sections, length approximately 51 inches (130cm)
Estimate: £200 - 300
Sold for £480
Footnote:
The character is a disguised biomechanoid encountered on Iceworld.
Lot 84
Delta and the Bannermen, November 1987
Delta's Accessories, including; gun belt, with holster and two weapons packs, painted white on cardboard
Estimate: £50 - 80
Sold for £144
Lot 85
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)
Estimate: £650 - 850
Sold for £432
Footnote:
The Navarino feature as 'space tourists' during the episode, travelling to Disneyland only to land off course and find themselves stranded in a Welsh Holiday Camp.
Lot 86
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)
Estimate: £250 - 300
Sold for £120
Footnote:
This particular prop was damaged in the Longleat Dr Who Exhibition fire, consequently only half of the original upper body remains.
Lot 87
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
Estimate: £300 - 400
Sold for £120
Lot 88
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
Estimate: £60 - 80
Sold for £144
Lot 89
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)
Estimate: £200 - 300
Sold for £552
Footnote:
This costume has condition issues relating to the deterioration of the foam latex (see illustration).
Lot 90
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)
Estimate: £300 - 500
Sold for £180
Lot 91
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
Estimate: £250 - 350
Sold for £1,440
Lot 118
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)
Estimate: £2,500 - 3,000
Sold for £4,080
Footnote:
The head, chest-plate and gloves are from The Five Doctors, all other components are from Silver Nemesis.
Lot 119
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)
Estimate: £2,000 - 3,000
Sold for £8,400
Footnote:
The gloves are from The Five Doctors, all other components are from Silver Nemesis.
Lot 120
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)
Estimate: £1,800 - 2,500
Sold for £9,600
Footnote:
The head and chest unit are from The Five Doctors, all other components from Silver Nemesis.
Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era
Of particular interest is Lot 91, which includes both the red AND brown hat bandana hankies I have been producing replicas of.
I’m almost tempted to bid, or at the least hope the ultimate buyer is someone who is agreeable to allowing access for the purposes of scanning them . . .
Though in the auction itself, that may be out shone by the Ace jacket (Lot 81), which still bears its patches, some of which have yet to be properly identified.
Finally, its sad to see the state of the Tetrap (Lot 89), compared to the one at the 16th December auction.
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)
Estimate: £800 - 1,200
Sold for £720
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)
Estimate: £800 - 1,200
Sold for £960
Survival, November 1989
A Cheetah Person costume, comprising; one-piece faux fur body suit, a pair of gloves partially covered in matching faux fur
Estimate: £450 - 650
Sold for £264
Footnote:
Please note: The arm pieces and sandals which appear in the illustration are not included with the lot.
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)
Estimate: £600 - 800
Sold for £720
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)
Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500
Sold for £960
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)
Estimate: £600 - 800
Sold for £900
The Curse of Fenric, 1989
A Haemovore head, moulded and painted foam latex
Estimate: £200 - 300
Sold for £1,080
Footnote:
The Haemavores are vampire-like creatures mutated from the Human survivors of futuristic pollution ravaged Earth.
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
Estimate: £300 - 400
Sold for £720
Footnote:
This armour is worn by the character Mordred during the Episode.
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)
Estimate: £250 - 300
Sold for £336
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)
Estimate: £250 - 300
Sold for £168
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)
Estimate: £250 - 300
Sold for £144
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)
Estimate: £600 - 900
Sold for £1,080
Footnote:
During the course of the Story these creatures crave entertainment and destroy those who fail to provide it.
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)
Estimate: £80 - 120
Sold for £780
Footnote:
This head features as the remains of the mechanism after the Doctor has destroyed it.
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)
Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500
Sold for £4,080
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)
Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500
Sold for £2,520
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)
Estimate: £600 - 1,000
Sold for £1,920
Footnote:
This particular costume has several condition issues relating to the deterioration of the foam latex (see illustration). Although originally a pristine costume from the Episode, its appearance now more closely resembles the destroyed version which appears in the show.
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)
Estimate: £2,500 - 3,500
Sold for £20,400
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)
Estimate: £1,500 - 2,000
Sold for £6,600
Footnote:
The Chair is a device which enables the combination of human ingenuity and Dalek technology to aid strategic planning.
Remembrance of the Daleks, October 1988
A Dalek Transmat, of black and silver painted wood, with hemispheres and internal wiring, height 59 inches (150cm)
Estimate: £800 - 1,200
Sold for £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)
Estimate: £5,000 - 7,000
Sold for £15,600
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
Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500
Sold for £3,240
Dragonfire, November 1987
A black handgun, part only (hand section), of moulded composition, painted black, length 9 inches (23cm)
Estimate: £40 - 60
Sold for £288
Footnote:
Part of one of the weapons used by Kane's mercenaries on Iceworld.
Dragonfire, November 1987
A Dragon Head, in moulded and painted fibreglass and foam latex, including two hinged back sections, length approximately 51 inches (130cm)
Estimate: £200 - 300
Sold for £480
Footnote:
The character is a disguised biomechanoid encountered on Iceworld.
Lot 84
Delta and the Bannermen, November 1987
Delta's Accessories, including; gun belt, with holster and two weapons packs, painted white on cardboard
Estimate: £50 - 80
Sold for £144
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)
Estimate: £650 - 850
Sold for £432
Footnote:
The Navarino feature as 'space tourists' during the episode, travelling to Disneyland only to land off course and find themselves stranded in a Welsh Holiday Camp.
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)
Estimate: £250 - 300
Sold for £120
Footnote:
This particular prop was damaged in the Longleat Dr Who Exhibition fire, consequently only half of the original upper body remains.
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
Estimate: £300 - 400
Sold for £120
Lot 88
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
Estimate: £60 - 80
Sold for £144
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)
Estimate: £200 - 300
Sold for £552
Footnote:
This costume has condition issues relating to the deterioration of the foam latex (see illustration).
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)
Estimate: £300 - 500
Sold for £180
Lot 91
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
Estimate: £250 - 350
Sold for £1,440
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)
Estimate: £2,500 - 3,000
Sold for £4,080
Footnote:
The head, chest-plate and gloves are from The Five Doctors, all other components are from Silver Nemesis.
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)
Estimate: £2,000 - 3,000
Sold for £8,400
Footnote:
The gloves are from The Five Doctors, all other components are from Silver Nemesis.
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)
Estimate: £1,800 - 2,500
Sold for £9,600
Footnote:
The head and chest unit are from The Five Doctors, all other components from Silver Nemesis.
You can watch a BBC News report on the auction here:There is also a selection of pictures from the auction here:
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