Bidders given the chance to purchase luxurious items used in "Downton Abbey", but time is limited.
Fans of the beloved British series Downton Abbey have a unique opportunity to own a piece of the show's history as Bonhams auction house is selling original costumes, props, and more from mid-August to mid-September.
The auction includes various items such as costumes, props, and even the Grantham family's car - an elegant Sunbeam 20/60hp Saloon, estimated to be worth between 29,000 and 40,000 euros. Lady Sybil, portrayed by Jessica Brown Findlay, wore a pair of harem pants in the series, which are also up for auction.
Maggie Smith, who portrayed Violet Crawley, is honoured in the auction with a prominently featured portrait. The auction also includes items from the late Lady Sybil's wedding, such as her wedding dress, worn by Laura Carmichael. Other iconic props like a grandfather clock from the Crawley house, an elegant fan belonging to Violet Crawley, and signed scripts are also part of the collection.
The estimated value of most items ranges from around 800 euros to several thousand euros. The final sum from the auction will benefit a charitable organisation that supports children with life-threatening illnesses.
Focus Features released the first official trailer for Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale on YouTube, created in cooperation with promiflash.de. In the trailer, the Crawley family members and their loyal staff are at the center of the story, bidding farewell to the series as it comes to an end.
The final film of Downton Abbey is scheduled for release in September 2025, marking the occasion for fans to bid farewell to the Crawley family's story. The auction is a way for mega-fans to own a piece of Downton Abbey as the series comes to an end.
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