There's an auction that sells exact props used on 'Succession.' Here are the most interesting ones you can buy
Are you a die-hard fan of the satirical comedy-drama series Succession? Then we've got some exciting news for you if you want to own some valuable merchandise from the show.
Now that Succession ended its nearly five-year run, fans can now get their hands on some one-of-a-kind memorabilia that was actually used in the show's production. Organized by Heritage Auctions, the sale gathers all sorts of items throughout all four seasons, from luxurious apparel jewelry to striking decorations that you can display in your house.
Here are some of the most interesting ones we found:
The Roy Family's Suits
Sarah Snook "Shiv Roy" Reiss Suit (courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
Kieran Culkin "Roman Roy" Suit Supply Suit (courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
Brian Cox "Logan Roy" Jack Victor Suit (courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
Jeremy Strong "Kendall Roy" Lanvin Suit and Saint Laurent Dress Shirt (courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
Sarah Snook "Shiv Roy" Reiss Suit (courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
Kieran Culkin "Roman Roy" Suit Supply Suit (courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
Brian Cox "Logan Roy" Jack Victor Suit (courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
Jeremy Strong "Kendall Roy" Lanvin Suit and Saint Laurent Dress Shirt (courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
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In case you don't have an inkling of what the show is all about, Succession follows the Roy family, which owns the New York City-based global media conglomerate Waystar RoyCo. It focuses on how siblings Connor, Kendall, Roman, and Shiv all prepare for the future of the company following their father Logan's decline in health.
With the story revolving around boardroom drama, it's natural to see the characters stir up the pot in stunning suits and business wear. If you want to channel your inner Roy, you can now do so as the auction is offering the Roy family's fancy wardrobe, which comes from luxury brands such as Saint Laurent, Jack Victor, and more.
The bidding for these items ranges from $36 to $440 (P2,002 to P24,479).
The Doderick Costume
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The Doderick costume came from the first episode of season one, worn by the Roy siblings' cousin Greg Hirsch during his training course to be an amusement park mascot.
Comprised of a dog head, a fur body suit with back zip/whopper popper/snap closure, a foam stomach pad, a vest with tie, a pair of clip-on fur hand gloves, a pair of Dragon Do ankle wraps with clip-on attachments, and a pair of dog fur shoes, the costume may serve as a good costume for Halloween.
Be warned, however, that Greg had vomited in the suit after some kids started hitting him during his training.
The current bid for the costume is $825 (P45,880)
Bronze Dinner Bell
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If you have a lot of cash to spare and aren't afraid to splurge out of your love for the show, then you may want to bid it all on the Bronze Dinner Bell, which is currently the highest-priced item in the auction.
The bell on a wooden and metal stand appeared in the series when Greg was exploring Logan's townhouse and accidentally knocked it over. The scene is made comical when a maid appears looking annoyed, with Greg saying, "I'm sorry if my bell summoned you."
Greg is later seen tagging the bell as an item he'd like to take from Logan's household as a keepsake, and if you want to follow in his footsteps and bring the valuable item back to your home, the bidding starts at $2,100 (P116,825).
Adventure Park Tumblers with Straws
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If you're a little low on cash and would want to settle on memorabilia that won't leave a hole in your wallet, then the Adventure Park tumblers with straws is the cheapest item you can get in the auction.
The items serve as merchandise of the show's fictional Brightstar Adventure Parks, which are the leisure and entertainment subdivision of Waystar Royco. It includes 110 red plastic tumblers with "Brightstar Adventure Park" in white printed logo, 120 red plastic straws sealed in original packaging, and six red plastic straws not in wrapping.
The items are priced at $4 (P222).
Gerri Kellman's Jewelry Pieces
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If you want to exude the aura of a girlboss, then the jewelry pieces worn by fan-favorite Gerri Kellman, who serves as General Counsel and interim CEO of Waystar Royco, will help you achieve that.
The item features eight jewelry pieces including a red and gold tone clip-on earrings from Trifari, a gold-tone band ring with a rectangular stone setting, a gold-tone necklace with disk pendant, a gold-tone necklace with hook clasp from Monet, and a gold-tone chain necklace with grapes and leaves motif.
The other luxurious pieces include a gold-tone paperclip necklace with encased stones, a silver-tone pair of sun-burst clip-on earrings with sky blue center rhinestone, and a gold-tone bolo tie necklace with imitation pearl ends.
The bidding for this starts at $625 (P34,771).
Heritage Auctions’ Succession items are up for bidding online until Jan. 13.