Doesn’t time fly!It doesn’t seem that long since the last Bonhams auction, and the next in December is soon upon us.
The online catalogue has been posted and there 23 Doctor Who items, most of which are from the Tennant era.
As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:
Here are just the lots relating to the Tenth Doctor
Doctor Who - The Christmas Invasion, December 2005
A partial Sycorax costume, comprising: a full length red velvet robe, with split side-seam for arms, and hook and eye fastenings to back; a pair of gauntlets with rubberised metal effect wrist braces and gloves coated in plastic shards giving stone effect, both labelled inside Sycorax Leader Gauntlets; a pair of boots being shoes with coarse wool fabric over upper and to leg portion and fibreglass metal effect boot covers, one labelled inside KARL; together with a brown leather belt, with square cut detail and brass buckle (6)
Estimate: £350 − 450
Sold for £563
Doctor Who - New Earth, 2006
Sister Jatt or Novice Hame: A tunic as worn by the Sisters of Plenitude, of cream and white coloured cotton fabric, full length, with full length sleeves and turtle neck, with white coloured panel section to front, together with a white coloured rope belt
Estimate: £200 − 300
Sold for £875
Lot 159Doctor Who - Tooth and Claw, 2006
A maid’s costume, as worn by Queen Victoria’s staff, comprising: a black cotton dress, with button front with lace effect collar and cuffs, together with a fine net and lace belted apron
Estimate: £100 − 150
Sold for £400
Lot 160
Doctor Who - Tooth and Claw, 2006
Tom Smith as The Host: A black cloak, full length with hood, of wool
Estimate: £150 − 200
Sold for £475
Doctor Who - Tooth and Claw, 2007
A Guardian monk’s robes, of brown wool, including robe and hood, with rope belt
Estimate: £200 − 300
Sold for £438
Footnote:
This garment featured in the recent Doctor Who, Cardiff Exhibition.
Doctor Who - The Girl in the Fireplace, 2007
A complete Clockwork Droid costume, comprising: a military style coat, of navy blue wool, with applied gold braid and brass buttons, with red cuffs; a dark blue coloured waistcoat with gold coloured trim and brass buttons; a pair of dark blue velvet trousers, with silver fabric applied to hem and silver buttons; together with a cotton shirt, similar to that used on screen, a white cotton scarf and a pair of shoe labelled ‘Exhibition’ (6)
Estimate: £300 − 400
Sold for £5,000
Footnote:
This Droid costume features in the Versailles ballroom scenes.
Doctor Who - The Runaway Bride, December 2006
Two Roboform costumes, one believed to have been David Tennant’s disguise costume worn during the episode, each outfit comprising:
a black hooded cape of wool, with Velcro® fastening and split side seam, together with a black wool jacket/coat, the costume attributed to Tennant with a pair of black loafer shoes and a black leather effect belt with large buckle, the other with belt only (2 costumes)
Estimate: £400 − 500
Sold for £438
Lot 164Doctor Who - Smith and Jones, 2007
A Slab guard costume, comprising: a two-piece black leather biker type outfit, the leather jacket with geometric detail to top of sleeves with a pair of trousers, both labelled ‘Hein Gericke’ the jacket with label inside inscribed ‘Matt’, together with a pair of leather gauntlet/ gloves and a black cotton T-shirt (5)
Estimate: £300 − 400
Sold for £225
Footnote:
The Slab guards protect the Plasmavore, Florence Finnegan whilst she is on Earth.
Doctor Who - The Shakespeare Code, 2007
Christina Cole as Lilith: A nightdress and slippers, the dress of cream coloured cotton, heavily pleated to chest, with embroidered collar detail, together with a pair of satin pump type shoes (2)
Estimate: £150 − 250
Sold for £325
Footnote:
Lilith can be seen wearing this nightdress during the balcony scene.
Lot 166Doctor Who - The Shakespeare Code, 2007
Dean Lennox Kelley as William Shakespeare: A complete costume, comprising: a brown suede doublet, with buttoned front, linear seams and v-shaped motif to back; a cream cotton shirt with lace to neck and sleeves and sash applied to waist (not visible in episode); a pair of black cotton breeches; a brown leather purse and satchel applied to belt; a pair of black leather boots, with BBC type inscription inside ‘Shakespeare’; a brown leather flat hat with feather to brim, together with a ruff, not believed to have been screen used (8)
Estimate: £400 − 500
Sold for £1,625
Doctor Who - Daleks In Manhattan/ Evolution Of The Daleks, 2007
Andrew Garfield as Frank: A complete costume, comprising; a flat cap, of brown tweed, a khaki wool jacket, with pleated breast pocket, a cream shirt with blue and brown stripe, a pair of fingerless gloves, a cream coloured cotton vest bearing several labels inside, a pair of brown wool trousers with braces and a pair of brown leather boots with inscribed label inside ‘Frank’, with original BBC returns bag (11)
Estimate: £500 − 600
Sold for £400
Footnote:
Although relatively unknown when starring in this 2007 episode of Doctor Who, Andrew Garfield has more recently starred in The Social Network and Never Let Me Go. He will also be starring as Peter Parker/ Spider-Man in a new film due for release in 2012.
Doctor Who - Daleks In Manhattan/ Evolution Of The Daleks, 2007
Miranda Raison as Tallulah: A complete costume, comprising:
a dark purple dress with pink satin effect petal shaped collar, together with matching belt, pink slip and a pair of brown leather ‘Dolly’ shoes (5)
Estimate: £150 − 200
Sold for £688
Lot 169Doctor Who - Daleks In Manhattan/ Evolution Of The Daleks, 2007
Ryan Carnes as Laszlo: Human and Pig Slave costumes, comprising; an old mauve coloured boiler suit, of cotton, with shaped metal buttons, white stitched detail over painted black, with ribbed black elasticated cuffs, label inside inscribed ‘LASZLO’, and a pair of brown lace up boots, together with a human costume, comprising; a pair of brown herring-bone tweed trousers, a pale blue and pink pinstripe shirt, a grey coloured waistcoat, a pair of braces, a pair of brogue shoes in brown and white leather, a grey herring-bone tweed flat cap and a chestnut tweed peak cap
Estimate: £300 – 400
Sold for £475
Doctor Who - Daleks In Manhattan/ Evolution Of The Daleks, 2007
Two Pig Slave costumes, comprising;
one old mauve and one pink coloured boiler suits, of cotton, with shaped metal buttons, white stitched detail over painted black, with ribbed black elasticated cuffs, one with label inside inscribed ‘ADAM’ the other ‘PAUL’, and two pairs of brown lace up boots
Estimate: £250 − 300
Sold for £500
Footnote:
The reference to ‘Paul’ in the costume is believed to refer to the actor Paul Kasey. Kasey, has appeared in numerous Doctor Who and Torchwood episodes as monsters and featured as the “Hero Pig” in Daleks In Manhattan/ Evolution Of The Daleks episode.
Doctor Who - Daleks In Manhattan/ Evolution Of The Daleks, 2007
Eric Loren as Mr. Diagoras: A complete costume, comprising;
a black/blue coloured full length wool coat, with velvet detail to collar, a red, black and grey scarf, two black cotton shirts, a black suit, with mauve and grey pinstripes, a pair of black and white brogue shoes, a black tie with red and white motif, and a pair of braces
Estimate: £200 − 300
Sold for £438
Lot 172
Doctor Who - Daleks In Manhattan/ Evolution Of The Daleks, 2007
Hugh Quarshie as Solomon: A complete costume, comprising;
a brown wool three-piece suit, the trousers with braces, a blue cotton stripe shirt, a patterned brown and orange silk tie, a brown wide brim hat, a pair of fingerless gloves and a belt
Estimate: £250 − 350
Sold for £250
Doctor Who - Human Nature/ The Family Of Blood, 2007
David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor: A three-piece suit, shirt and tie, being the principle character costume, worn during the sequence where the Doctor is hiding under the persona of the Teacher John Smith, the brown tweed suit, with orange and black coloured thread, comprising jacket, waistcoat and trousers, bearing ‘Total Look Costumes’ label inside, together with a white cotton shirt with removable collar and a brown bow-tie with circular motif, together with a black teachers cape, with inscribed label inside ‘Smith’, a square academic hat (mortarboard), of black cotton, and a pair of black leather boots (9)
Estimate: £1,000 − 1,500
Sold for £2,125
Footnote:
The suit part of this lot features during the Dance sequence onward, and in the promotional photographs for the episode.
The cap and gown feature during the school sequences. The label inside is typical of modern BBC television labelling.
Doctor Who - Human Nature/ The Family Of Blood, 2007
David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor: A three-piece suit,
worn during the sequence where the Doctor is hiding under the persona of the Teacher John Smith, comprising a grey/ blue tweed suit with brown/ cream plastic buttons, together with a brown paisley type tie, all items bearing 1980s Morris Angel & Sons Ltd. labels (4)
Estimate: £500 − 600
Sold for £938
Lot 175Doctor Who - Human Nature/ The Family Of Blood, 2007
David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor: The Doctors sleepwear - a pair of pyjamas and a dressing gown,
worn during the sequence where the Doctor is hiding under the persona of the Teacher John Smith, the pyjamas of cream coloured cotton with blue pinstripe, with wide and narrow stripe, the dressing gown of checked brown wool mix fabric, with red rope edging and details to cuffs and sleeves, together with a pair of slippers
Estimate: £400 − 600
Sold for £1,125
Doctor Who - Human Nature/ The Family Of Blood, 2007
David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor: A grey/brown 3/4 length overcoat, hat and scarf, featured during the outdoor scenes,
the coat of tweed with large plastic buttons, with black masking tape applied over interior label; a grey and orange wool scarf, with a black trilby type hat, of black fabric with synthetic trim, together with a pair of red cotton pyjamas featured in the scene where the Doctor is an old man
Estimate: £300 − 400
Sold for £1,125
Doctor Who - Human Nature/ The Family Of Blood, 2007
Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones: A complete maid’s costume, together with coat, comprising;
a black dress, of nylon and wool mix fabric having a white cotton floral motif collar and matching cuffs, hook and eye fastenings to back, a white cotton pinafore, and a white cotton apron, with shaped top and floral motif, together with a grey checked coat with round collar, a wine coloured bobble hat, a pair of plum coloured leather gloves and a brown handbag
Estimate: £300 − 400
Sold for £1,000
Doctor Who - Human Nature/ The Family Of Blood, 2007
Harry Lloyd as Jeremy Baines/ Son Of Mine: A complete costume, comprising:
a black jacket with matching waistcoat, of wool, with a pair of black and grey pinstripe trousers, a white cotton shirt with detachable collar, a black wool tie and a pair of black leather boots, the jacket with ‘Bermans & Nathans’ label (8)
Estimate: £200 − 300
Sold for £625
Doctor Who - Human Nature/ The Family Of Blood, 2007
A collection of Villain costumes and The Headmaster costume, including: Lauren Wilson as Lucy Cartwright/ Daughter of Mine/ Sister of Mine, Rebekah Staton as Jenny/ Mother of Mine/ Wife of Mine, and Pip Torrens as Rocastle, the girls costume comprising; a pink coloured coat, with knitted trim, a pale pink coloured full length dress, with button fastening front and a cream coloured knitted scarf with matching hat, and a pair of brown leather boots; the mother costume comprising a black synthetic dress with white cotton trim, together with a white cotton apron and petticoat; the Headmaster (Rocastle) costume comprising a white cotton collarless shirt, a blue three-piece suit, of wool the trousers with braces, a blue and brown stripe tie, a black gown/ cape, of cotton, inscribed inside Rocastle, a mortarboard, white collar and a pair of black leather boots (quantity)
Estimate: £300 − 400
Sold for £1,063
Doctor Who - Utopia, 2007
Paul Marc Davies as the Futurekind Chieftain: A complete multiple layered costume, comprising;
wrist braces, a pair of shin protector, leather body armour, suede effect hood applied to heavy cotton tunic, further leather tunic, grey leather gauntlets, knitted cotton tunic, suede trousers, leather leg guards, and a pair of grey suede boots (quantity)
Estimate: £400 − 500
Sold for £600
Doctor Who - The Fires of Pompeii, 2008
Phil Davis as Lucius Petrus Dextrus: A complete costume, comprising; a cream coloured cloak, with Greek key motif braid edging, a robe of beige coloured fabric with fawn coloured lining and a cream coloured tunic with panel to centre of purple coloured fabric with Greek key edging, together with a pair of sandals and a CAE logo slave tag, worn by the slave character featuring in the episode (6)
Estimate: £300 − 400
Sold for £375
Doctor Who - The Fires of Pompeii, 2008
Francois Pandolfo as Quintus Caecilius Iucundus and Peter Capaldi as Lucius Caecilius Iucundus: Two costumes, comprising:
the Quintus outfit including a tunic, of plum coloured wool, with gold pattern motif to sleeves and hem, together with a pair of sandals, a pair of wrist braces and belt; the Caeilius outfit including a full length gold coloured tunic, with applied gold braid, a red coloured robe, with suede edging and shoulder seams and a stripe fabric hem, a gold braid waist tie belt, together with a further costume comprising cream coloured tunic and robe, a further beige coloured robe and a belt, worn by an unknown character
Estimate: £400 − 500
Sold for £688
Doctor Who - The Sontaran Stratagem, 2008
A Unit Trooper part costume, comprising: a body armour type utility vest, with ‘U.N.I.T.’ motif badge applied to breast pocket; a black wool jump suit, with zip to front and a pair of black military style boots
Estimate: £200 − 300
Sold for £563
Lot 184Doctor Who - The Next Doctor, 2008
Velile Tshabalala as Rosita: A complete costume, comprising: a velvet and silk boned corset/bodice, with laced back; a cream cotton blouse; a heavily embroidered full length skirt with petticoats; a red coloured chenille shawl; and a pair of heeled laced boots
Estimate: £250 − 350
Sold for £1,375
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