Doctor Who (BBC TV, 2005-), Lauren Wilson "Lucy Cartwright / Daughter of Mine" and Rebekah Staton "Jenny / Mother of M... (Total: 2 Items)

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Doctor Who (BBC TV, 2005-), Lauren Wilson "Lucy Cartwright / Daughter of Mine" and Rebekah Staton "Jenny / Mother of Mine" Ensembles From Season 3, Episodes 8 & 9 "Human Nature / The Family of Blood". Original costume ensembles worn by Lucy Cartwright/"Daughter of Mine" (Lauren Wilson) and Jenny (Rebekah Staton) in the ominous double-episode broadcast in 2007. The "Daughter of Mine" (Lauren Wilson) costume comprising (1) pink long-sleeved coat with knitted trim around the shoulders, with button fastening to the front, and gray cotton inner lining, (1) pink fabric full-length dress with lace collar, elasticated waist with buckled fabric belt and button fastening to the front, (1) cream knitted scarf with tasseled ends, (1) cream knitted hat, and (1) pair of brown leather heeled boots with black laces, each inscribed "Angels DJ Clive" label and "AP" to the inside. The "Jenny" maid costume comprising (1) black synthetic fabric full-length maid's dress with white cotton trim to the sleeve cuffs and collar, maker's label inside reading "Angels & Bermans, The Costumiers to the Entertainment Industry", (1) white cotton apron, with three labels to the inside with various typed codes, (1) white petticoat with lace detailing to the trim, and (1) white cotton bonnet with lace detailing, surmounted by a black ribbon, labels to the underside reading "Angels and Bermans, The Costumiers to the Entertainment Industry" and another inscribed "Bea". Each ensemble with an inscribed Angel's Costumiers label. At the beginning of "Human Nature", The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant) and Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman) disguise themselves in a British boarding school to evade capture by The Family of Blood, who had similarly disguised themselves in human forms. "Daughter of Mine" took to the form of a young girl recognizable by a red balloon carried in tow. Provenance: Angel's Costumiers; Bonhams London, 15th December 2011, Lot 179 (Part). "Daughter of Mine" ensemble exhibits production wear including inner lining loose to one sleeve. Jenny ensemble exhibits light production wear production Comes with COA from Heritage Auctions. From the Collection of The Time Machine Museum of Science Fiction, Bromyard, UK.

More Information: The Time Machine Museum of Science Fiction

Heritage is proud to present over 75 remarkable lots from The Time Machine Museum of Science Fiction. Founded in 2007 and located in Bromyard, the UK museum was one of Herefordshire's hidden gems and represents the Glazzard family's decades-long dedication to preserving and promoting the history of Science Fiction.

A centerpiece of the collection is its peerless Doctor Who archive – over 85% of the museum's holdings - including production-used props and costumes from both the Classic and New eras of the long-running TV show. Iconic villains such as Daleks, Cybermen, and Silurians are represented, in addition to the world's only known Mechanoid commissioned by the BBC for exhibition use.

Beyond Doctor Who, the collection features production-used and related pieces from other landmark franchises, including Star Wars, Star Trek: Voyager, and Red Dwarf - with standout items like an original flying model of Starbug and an original Kryten costume worn by Robert Llewellyn in Season 8.

Before settling in Bromyard, many of these artifacts toured the UK with important Doctor Who exhibitions in Blackpool, Longleat, Llangollen, and Cardiff.

This auction offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Science Fiction history - each item a testament to the Glazzard family's passion and lifetime of collecting.

The Time Museum Collection auction is unofficial and not endorsed by, licensed by, nor affiliated with the BBC and/or BBC Studios.


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