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350+ LOTS • ENDS DEC 13

Welcome to the 2025 Holiday Movie Prop Auction, Over 350 Lots From Your Favorite Seasonal Classics.

This year’s catalog spans 15 iconic titles, including How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Elf, The Santa Clause and The Santa Clause 2, Jingle All the Way, Christmas with the Kranks, Red One, Reindeer Games, Love the Coopers, Paul Blart: Mall Cop, Candy Cane Lane, Noelle, Scrooged, The Cat in the Hat, and Novocaine. From Seussian Whoville designs to contemporary holiday blockbusters, this auction celebrates the full spectrum of festive filmmaking.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a first-time bidder, or a fan looking to own a tangible piece of holiday movie history, this curated event offers something truly special. Expect everything from production-used wardrobe and hero props to rare set decoration, screenmatched pieces, and whimsical background items that bring these films to life.

Every lot tells a story, and together these items form a one-of-a-kind celebration of the movies that shape our holiday traditions. We are honored to present this exclusive opportunity to bring home a piece of cinematic magic.

Happy bidding—and may your holiday season be filled with nostalgia, excitement, and extraordinary finds!

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) MARTHA MAY WHOVIER’S LIGHTING CONTEST TROPHY

An iconic Whoville treasure, this is the original Martha May Whovier’s Lighting Contest Award trophy, custom-made for use during the production of Ron Howard’s beloved holiday classic How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Universal, 2000). This whimsical gold-plated prop, standing an impressive 24” tall x 19” wide x 10” deep, is the hero version prominently featured in Martha May Whovier’s (Christine Baranski) lavishly decorated home, a sparkling testament to her overthe-top Christmas spirit and rivalry with Betty Lou Who. Expertly crafted in the signature Seussian style, the award features exaggerated curves, scalloped detailing, and the word “WINNER” boldly sculpted across the center orb. Its playful, ornate handles and paw-like base exemplify the distinctive production design that brought Dr. Seuss’s world to life on screen. Constructed of resin with a gleaming gold finish, this piece remains one of the most memorable symbols of Whoville’s competitive holiday cheer. The trophy exhibits light production wear and minor cracking around the upper stem, consistent with use on set. This instantly recognizable artifact represents both the artistry and humor of one of cinema’s most visually creative holiday films.

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.

RED ONE (2024)

SCREEN-USED SANTA’S SLEIGH CHAIR

A striking piece of North Pole tech straight from the set of Red One, this screen-used Santa’s sleigh chair was custom-built by the production for use by various actors and as featured set dressing within Santa’s high-powered, gadget-laden sleigh. Standing an impressive 48.75” tall x 35” wide x 29” deep, the chair embodies the film’s blend of holiday magic and high-octane adventure. Expertly crafted with a futuristic-meets-mythic design, the deep red sculpted seat features stylized cutouts, elegant curvature, and detailed brass-tone rod elements lining the sides. The high backrest proudly displays a custom reindeer emblem, symbolizing Santa’s elite flight unit. The entire structure is supported by a heavy, solid metal base engineered to swivel.

With its bold visual presence, premium construction, and unmistakable connection to Red One, this sleigh chair is a standout display piece for collectors of holiday cinema, modern action-fantasy props, or production-made furniture with unmistakable character. A true hero prop from Santa’s command cockpit!

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) WORKING WHOVILLE TRAFFIC LIGHT

A whimsical custom-built Whoville traffic light created for Ron Howard’s Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Universal, 2000). Standing an impressive 8 feet tall, this fantastically stylized prop embodies the off-kilter, candycolored world of Whoville, complete with a curved base, vibrant yellow light housing, and festive garland decorations. The piece features a functioning red light and working mechanical “WALK / DON’T WALK” arms, true to the Seussian aesthetic that defined the film’s Oscar-winning production design. Every curve and flourish, from the exaggerated fixtures to the hand-painted lettering, captures the charm and playfulness of Whoville’s handcrafted set pieces. This eye-catching prop was part of the elaborate Whoville street decor, seen throughout the film’s outdoor scenes where the citizens bustle through town during the Christmas festivities. It remains a magnificent example of the craftsmanship and imagination that made How the Grinch Stole Christmas a modern holiday classic.

A true showpiece from the world of Dr. Seuss, and a stunning display item for any collection celebrating cinematic artistry and Christmas magic.

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.

RED ONE (2024)

CALLUM DRIFT’S (DWAYNE JOHNSON) SIGNATURE COSTUME

This striking, custom-made screen-used costume was created for Dwayne Johnson in his role as Callum Drift, the no-nonsense Commander of the E.L.F. task force in the 2023 holiday action blockbuster Red One. Designed with a bold, mythic aesthetic blending North Pole warrior culture with high-tech tactical styling, this is one of Drift’s defining hero looks. Every primary component of the costume, vest, pants, belt, and boots, was fabricated specifically for Johnson and used during filming. Only the black undershirt is a modern replacement added to complete the display.

A beautifully tailored faux-leather vest featuring a rich blend of deep evergreen and crimson panels. The vest is meticulously embossed with repeating snowflake and candy cane patterns, creating an intricate micro-holiday texture visible throughout the garment. The vest includes two zippered chest pockets, a standing collar, and internal labeling for DJ.

The vivid red-and-green trousers perfectly match the vest, constructed using the same textured material and embossed with candy cane and snowflake patterning that becomes visible in close-up shots and set lighting. Features include shaped knee reinforcement panels, curved seamwork, custom zip pockets, and a production-secured climbing rope accent attached at the hip. A black tactical belt runs through the integrated loops and supports Drift’s signature sleigh-emblem metal buckle. Inside the waistband is a production label marked “DJ 5.”

The massive black leather knee-high boots custom-built for Johnson. Designed with laced fronts, dual buckle straps, heavy-duty soles, and metal hardware, each boot features snowflake accents applied. These are production-marked “DJ” inside for use by Dwayne Johnson. Costumes from Red One, especially those made for Johnson, represent some of the most recognizable hero wardrobe pieces from the film. This ensemble showcases the fusion of fantasy and tactical styling that defines Callum Drift and stands as a centerpiece-level offering for fans and collectors alike.

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition. All inner wardrobe tags have been photographed to offer insight into size and use. If tags are absent from the photographs, it indicates that they were removed by the studio, and no size information is available.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) - SS SCHOOL DESK

This charmingly whimsical school desk was custom-designed and used during the production of Ron Howard’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Universal, 2000), starring Jim Carrey. Featured in the flashback scenes depicting the young Grinch’s childhood, desks like this one filled the vibrant Whoville classroom, a place where the Grinch first experienced the sting of being different.

Measuring approximately 32” x 27” x 24”, this desk began as a genuine vintage school desk and was artistically modified by the film’s production design team to fit the film’s distinctive Seussian aesthetic. The tabletop features a mint green laminate surface with whimsical curved edges and oversized printed letters “S s,” adding to the playful, cartoon-like style of Whoville. The wooden seat and backrest are supported by a sturdy cream-colored metal frame with tripod-style feet, completing the quirky, handcrafted look that made the film’s sets so memorable.

Used as part of the Grinch’s early backstory sequence, this piece perfectly encapsulates the meticulous attention to detail that went into bringing Dr. Seuss’s world to life.

A rare and instantly recognizable piece from one of the most imaginative Christmas films ever made, a true slice of Whoville history and a must-have for Grinch collectors.

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000)

“WHOVILLE” JURY DUTY NOTICE

This very rare production-made envelope originates from How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) and features the whimsical, Seussian design elements created exclusively for the film. The front is stamped “JURY DUTY NOTICE”, accompanied by custom Whoville postal markings and a festive holiday stamp seen throughout the movie’s mailroom sequences.

A production-applied address label displays the film’s signature scratchy, Grinch-like handwriting, a playful detail hinting that the Grinch himself tampered with the letter—perfectly in line with his mischievous behavior in the story.

The envelope is sealed and contains an unknown insert. The interior has not been inspected; it may simply be cardstock used by the production for stability, but the contents remain a mystery.

This style of Whoville correspondence rarely surfaces, making it a standout piece for any collector of Grinch or Seuss film memorabilia.

The item(s) may have varying levels of wear and/or studio distressing, please see the listing images for exact condition.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) YOUNG GRINCH PAPER BAG MASK

A wonderfully memorable piece from Ron Howard’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Universal, 2000), this is the original paper bag mask used by Josh Ryan Evans in his portrayal of Young Grinch during the film’s flashback sequence.

This simple yet iconic prop was used in one of the film’s most poignant and humorous moments, when the young Grinch, ridiculed by his Whoville classmates, dons a paper bag with eye holes cut out to hide his face. Measuring 11” x 10” x 5”, the mask is constructed from classic brown kraft paper with two hand-cut eye openings on the front. Its minimal design perfectly captures the bittersweet blend of humor and heart that defines the film’s tone.

The piece remains in excellent production-used condition, showing only light wear consistent with use on set. As one of the most emotionally resonant props from the film, it represents the moment that set the Grinch on his path toward Christmas infamy and eventual redemption.

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) PROP WHOVILLE WHEELBARROW

A wonderfully whimsical Whoville-style wheelbarrow used in Ron Howard’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Universal, 2000), starring Jim Carrey. This colorful prop was featured during the memorable post-destruction cleanup scene, when Whoville city workers gather the charred remains of the Christmas tree burned by the mischievous Grinch.

Measuring an impressive 67” x 27” x 30”, this prop wheelbarrow captures the unmistakable Seussian aesthetic with its curved, asymmetrical design, scrollwork metal accents, and playful color palette of deep red, green, and cream. The twisted handle grips and exaggerated contours embody the handcrafted, cartoonlike charm that defined the look of Whoville throughout the production.

Constructed of metal and wood, this piece was customized and painted by the production’s art department for on-screen use and as set dressing throughout the Whoville town square sequences. It’s a perfect example of the extraordinary attention to detail that helped bring Dr. Seuss’s world to life in live action. An instantly recognizable and display-worthy artifact from the world of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, this large Whoville wheelbarrow is a true piece of Seussian cinematic history, bursting with the playful personality of Whoville itself.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) PROP WHOVILLE SNOW SHOVEL

This prop snow shovel was acquired and customized by the production for use by various actors and as set dressing during filming. The shovel features a curved metal handle with custom “Dr. Seuss” style gloved had applied to the end of the handle and a plastic shovel. Measures 51” in length.

The item(s) may have varying levels of wear and/or studio distressing, please see the listing images for exact condition.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) FARFINGLES STORE DISPLAY LOVING CUP & BASE

A towering piece of Whoville charm, this oversized loving cup display was custom-made by the production for use as set dressing inside Farfingles Department Store in How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000). Designed in the film’s signature Seussian style, the display features a sweeping gold fiberglass loving cup with exaggerated looping handles, draped in vibrant red festive “fabric” and accented with sparkling gold tinsel around its sturdy cylindrical base.

Standing an impressive 7 feet 5.25 inches tall, 5 feet 1 inche wide, and 19 inches deep, this screen-seen piece is one of only three created for the iconic department store set. Bold, eye-catching, and instantly recognizable, it embodies the playful, over-the-top holiday aesthetic that defines Ron Howard’s beloved adaptation. Both a striking display and a fantastic conversation piece, this rare production-made artifact brings a touch of Whoville magic to any collection.

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) OVERSIZED FARFINGLES STORE CHANDELIER

A larger-than-life creation straight from the heart of Whoville, this screen-used oversized chandelier was custom-fabricated by the production for use as set dressing inside the iconic Farfingles Department Store in How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000).

This impressive display piece embodies the playful, exaggerated aesthetic that defined Ron Howard’s live-action Dr. Seuss world. Measuring an extraordinary 7 feet 1 inch tall from the base to the top of its red fabric-wrapped hanging cord, the chandelier commands attention whether displayed on the floor or suspended as originally intended. The ornate resin light body, finished in metallic gold tones, features layered architectural detailing, scalloped patterns, and bulbous Whoville-style contours. The lamp portion itself stands 30” tall and 14” in diameter, and contains an internal light socket.

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS GREATER WHOVILLE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY COVER

This this vibrant Greater Whoville Telephone Directory cover was custom-printed for use in Ron Howard’s beloved holiday classic How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000). Produced as a backup cover to the screen-used directory handled by the Grinch himself, this piece is an exceptional example of the film’s richly imaginative production design. Following filming, the production-made Whoville directory cover, complete with bold cartoonish typography, whimsical scrollwork, and the town’s signature rotary phone emblem, was professionally mounted onto a real phone book for long-term display. To enhance authenticity, the first four interior pages were recreated directly from the screen-used book, featuring Whoville residents, businesses, and playful in-universe ads such as Farfingles Department Store and Whooperman’s Bakery.

Measuring approximately 10.75” x 8.5” x 1.25”, this delightfully oversized prop captures the charming visual language of Dr. Seuss brought to life. An instantly recognizable piece from one of the most iconic sequences in the film, when the Grinch searches for “Who” to torment, this display-ready directory is a perfect addition to any Grinch, Seuss, or holiday movie memorabilia collection.

A wonderfully whimsical artifact of Whoville, preserved with care and ready for its next festive home.

The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and studio distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.

NOVOCAINE (2025)

BEN’S HERO SANTA SUIT

This Santa Suit was acquired by the production of Novocaine, this is the complete Santa disguise worn by Evan Hengst in his role as Ben. Custom-distressed by the costume department for on-camera use, the suit perfectly blends holiday cheer with gritty action aesthetics, making it an instant standout piece for collectors of modern film wardrobe.

The bright red Santa jacket features plush white fauxfur trim and production distressing, with a handwritten “BEN” label inside. Matching pants, hat, gloves, and the large over-the-shoulder present sack are all included, each exhibiting intentional wear consistent with its use in the film. Also included are Ben’s curly white wig and beard set, both production-labeled “#8 BEN HERO”.

Hidden beneath the festive exterior is Ben’s tactical gear: a black undershirt and a production-used tan tactical vest, exactly as layered for the character’s action sequences. Completing the ensemble is the black Santa belt with functional buckle.

Accompanying the costume are five original productionused wardrobe tags, each handwritten with identifiers such as “#8 BEN HERO SANTA SUIT,” “#8 BEN HERO KEVLAR,” and “#8 BEN HERO BLACK VEST,” offering exceptional provenance and insight into its use on set. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a screen-worn hero costume that captures both the humor and intensity of Novocaine. A unique fusion of holiday iconography and tactical grit, perfect for any serious film wardrobe collector.