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Fans of the groundbreaking HBO series “Game of Thrones” are gearing up for a unique opportunity to own a piece of television history.
This October, Heritage Auctions will host an extensive auction featuring over 2,000 items from the iconic series, including costumes, props, and set pieces that defined the show’s fantasy realm.
The auction, scheduled to run from October 10 to 12 at Heritage Auctions in Dallas, will feature a diverse array of memorabilia spread across 900 lots.
Highlights of the collection include a melted version of the Iron Throne, Jaime Lannister’s full suit of armor and sword, and prosthetic teeth used for the White Walkers.
The starting bids for these items will range from $500 to $20,000 (approximately €450 to €18,000), providing a range of options for collectors and enthusiasts.
Other notable items up for grabs are Daenerys Targaryen’s cloaks and leather outfits, Jon Snow’s famous Longclaw sword, and the Hand of the Queen Pin worn by Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister.
Even items with limited screen time, such as the bell used during Cersei Lannister’s walk of shame and bloodstained garments from the notorious Red Wedding, are expected to attract significant interest from fans and collectors.
Jay Roewe, HBO’s senior vice president of global incentives and production planning, emphasized the significance of the auction as a chance for fans to “grab a piece of history.”
Roewe noted that “Game of Thrones” was not only a cultural phenomenon but also a defining moment in high-end television and HBO’s programming.
Despite the series concluding in 2019, the auction items have been meticulously preserved by HBO since the show’s inception in 2011.
Roewe explained that HBO had been carefully maintaining thousands of props, costumes, and set pieces for potential spinoffs or sequels.
With “House of the Dragon” having recently completed its second season and other related projects in development, the studio has decided which items to retain and which to auction.
For those interested in previewing the collection before the auction, Heritage Auctions will showcase the memorabilia in their New York and London locations from September 17 to October 4. This provides fans and collectors with a chance to see the items up close and plan their bids.
The upcoming auction offers a rare opportunity for “Game of Thrones” aficionados to own a tangible piece of the series’ storied legacy.
Whether a fan wants to claim a piece of the Iron Throne or a fragment of the Red Wedding, this event promises to be a memorable occasion for those who lived through the show’s epic run.
As the auction approaches, excitement is building, and fans are eagerly preparing to bid on these treasured artifacts from one of television’s most celebrated series.