SNW prop auction

[F. King Daniel]

Star Trek Universe: 60th Anniversary Auction Featuring Items from Set - Auction #2

Celebrate 60 Years of Star Trek and Own a Piece of the Legacy! For six decades, Star Trek has inspired generations to imagine a future defined by exploration, optimism, and unity. In honor of this milestone anniversary, we are proud to present authentic and exclusive items from across the Star...

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If you want to own a piece of Strange New Worlds, Disco or SFA here's your chance. Probably some hints to season 4 and 5 SNW episodes among this stuff.

 

[Ronald Held]

A shame no shipping.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

There's some incredible furniture available there.

I'm a furniture fan. I like a nice table.

Some really lovely pieces.

 

[Ronald Held]

If only they shipped....

 

[Dukhat]

These are SNW props? This looks more like an IKEA going out of business sale.

 

[HotRod]

These are SNW props? This looks more like an IKEA going out of business sale.

The noticeable absence of anything significant from SNW has me raising an eyebrow.

 

[Michael]

These are for sure some obscure pieces. And I wish they would have spent a little more effort on cataloguing where each individual piece originated. The way that auction website is built it’s not even obvious which show these pieces even come from.

I’m also wondering if the more prominent and more recognizable items will just come in later auctions. Because surely this can’t be all they got from the Strange New Worlds set.

 

[Detached Nacelle]

I wonder how many props or costume pieces accidentally went home with cast members.

 

[HotRod]

Because surely this can’t be all they got from the Strange New Worlds set.

I wonder how many props or costume pieces accidentally went home with cast members

I'm more wondering if the SNW stuff wasn't put in storage...

 

[Detached Nacelle]

I'm more wondering if the SNW stuff wasn't put in storage...

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I'm far too scared to hope anymore.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

I’m too bored to care.

 

[Firebird]

These are for sure some obscure pieces. And I wish they would have spent a little more effort on cataloguing where each individual piece originated. The way that auction website is built it’s not even obvious which show these pieces even come from.

I’m also wondering if the more prominent and more recognizable items will just come in later auctions. Because surely this can’t be all they got from the Strange New Worlds set.

It's intriguing that we're going in the reverse direction from the big 2006 auction, where the big-ticket items were the first to be sold by Christie's, then whatever was left in the vaults trickled out from It's a Wrap over a period of years.

My instinct here is that they're clearing out the non-essential set pieces that don't make financial set to keep in storage. The key assets of the Enterprise sets may still be on a fold-and-hold order from the studio while the show is still in post-production.

 

[Species517]

I’m also wondering if the more prominent and more recognizable items will just come in later auctions. Because surely this can’t be all they got from the Strange New Worlds set.

Yeah, I’m thinking they transported the more desirable items back to the US by truck so that they can sell them through a Propstore auction. They have to know certain items will fetch a lot more money if shipping is available.

 

[Danja]

The noticeable absence of anything significant from SNW has me raising an eyebrow.

They're usually mostly bulk items (uniforms for the extras, cups, wine glasses, plates, boots, etc.). Just stuff that's lying around and taking up space.