There is a mix of new items; some items previously sold; and some items from previous sales that went unsold, now listed with lower estimates.
For the Ninth Doctor it is all new stuff which I haven’t seen at auction before.
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 Ninth Doctor era
Doctor Who: A drone Dalek ("No. 4") constructed for use in the BBCtv Doctor Who Episodes 'Bad Wolf' and 'The Parting of the Ways',
the revived first series, 2005, of fibreglass, metal and wood construction in three principal sections, comprising (1) integrated base, skirt and shoulder section, (2) neck 'bin' with embrasure frame and (3) dome section, painted bronze overall with details in black and gold, including: 100mm (approx.) trolley wheels attached to the metal frame which underpins the skirt, gold hemispheres (with black trim) on bronze skirt (which includes also the original foam-padded internal wooden bench seat for the operator), gold slats on the bronze shoulder section, a relatively rare three-tier metal manipulator arm (maximum extension 1320mm) with rubber 'sucker' cap, a highly polished metal gun-stick and rods, neck bin of plastic matting painted back with bronze fibreglass embrasure, the original bronze fibreglass dome featuring unique identification code (painted in white beneath the eye), metal and plastic eyestalk with translucent white plastic rings and illuminating black eyeball, and transparent dome light fittings with bulbs and polished metal frames - height approximately 63 inches (160cm)
During these episodes, the Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston), Rose Tyler (Billie Piper) and Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) were kidnapped to the "Games Station" on Satellite 5, and forced to participate in an apparently lethal TV game shows. The satellite and the games themselves proved to be an elaborate cover for the machinations of the mad Dalek Emperor, which had survived the Last Great Time War and was 'harvesting' humans for conversion into new Daleks in order to rebuild its race. Surrounded by The Emperor's Dalek minions and faced with utter defeat, the Doctor was rescued unexpectedly by Rose, but in circumstances which led inexorably to his regeneration into his eleventh incarnation (David Tennant).
It was a condition of the competition disposal of this screen-used item that it must be used for personal home display only; any and all commercial use was prohibited expressly and it is a condition of this sale that those same terms apply.
Estimate £10,000 - 15,000
Sold for £18,250
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