Of memorabilia
for grabs at an estimate of €9,000 to €14,000. Re-creations of Queen Elizabeth II’S Coronation ordaining dress and chair are also being auctioned off.
The dress – an Imperial Mantle and red Coronation robe – has an estimate of €23,000 to €46,000, as does the No10 Downing Street facade.
And the eye-boggling prices don’t stop there...
A replica of the wrought-iron gates of Buckingham Palace are up for €7,000 to €9,000, and the world’s only reproduction of the Gold State Coach could set you back €35,000 to €58,000.
Two-thirds of the size of the 1762 original, the coach was made by prop-maker Jason Szukalski, who took hundreds of photos of the real one on display at Buckingham Palace.
Other items include the blue ruffled gown that actress Emma Corrin wore while portraying Charles and Diana’s tour of Australia, and the green gown Claire Foy wore in season two for a ballroom scene.
A replica of Princess Diana’s 1987 XJ-S Jaguar is also up for sale at €17,000, and her engagement ring for €3,500.
The Crown production firm, Left Bank Pictures, is hoping to raise €1m at the sale in Bonhams in Central London.
More than 200 members of the public will be able to attend the live auction. All proceeds are going to the UK’S National Film and Television School to set up Left Bank Pictures – The Crown Scholarship, which will to fund training for students.
Andy Harries, chief executive of the production company and executive producer of The Crown, said: “We want to invest the profits of this magnificent auction into the next generation of talent.”