Own a Piece of David Lynch: Auction Features Iconic Memorabilia from His Films!

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Have you ever dreamed of possessing a small piece of “Twin Peaks” or “Mulholland Drive”? Here’s your opportunity! Over 450 items from the late David Lynch’s collection are being sold in a live auction called The David Lynch Collection, happening on June 18, jointly hosted by Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies. The auction will be available online at Julien’s Auction’s website and also at their auction house in Gardena.

As a devoted film enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that David Lynch’s personal collection includes an array of props, musical instruments, fine art, unique furniture, decor items, tools from his woodshop, and art supplies from his studio. Highlights from this exhibition will include memorabilia from “Twin Peaks,” “Mulholland Drive,” “Eraserhead,” “The Elephant Man,” and “Blue Velvet.”

Sadly, some items won’t be showcased, such as a set of four prop menus from Winkie’s Sunset Blvd. in “Mulholland Drive,” a steel guitar used in his home studio, and a vintage chenille sofa reminiscent of the one seen in “Lost Highway.”

This promises to be an unforgettable journey into the surrealistic world of one of cinema’s most visionary directors.

Additional pieces related to Lynch’s work, along with items from movies like “O Brother Where Art Thou”, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”, and other films will be showcased at the Hollywood Legends auction happening on June 19 and 20.

select pieces from the auction are set to be showcased during the sold-out screening of “Blue Velvet” by Cinespia on May 31.

Catherine Williamson, Managing Director of Entertainment at Julien’s Auctions, expressed pride in presenting to the public for the first time an exceptional collection belonging to one of the most renowned filmmakers ever, David Lynch. She stated this in a released statement. This collection, filled with historical and treasured items that showcase David Lynch’s unique artistic perspective, spans from his director’s chair to his espresso machine, guitar, vinyl records, and Twin Peaks-inspired decor, all of which come directly from the home of the visionary artist whose films sparked our shared, dreamlike surrealism.

See more items on the video here.

 
 

    David Lynch’s directors chair

    David Lynch’s director’s chair is emblazoned with his name on the back in gold ($5,000 – $7,000).

    David Lynch’s espresso machine

    I hope the La Marzocco GS/3 home espresso machine you got from Lynch’s home turns out to brew an excellent cup of coffee, costing between $2,000 and $3,000.

    Black Lodge-style red curtain and rug

    Fans of “Twin Peaks” could create a replica of the Black Lodge using David Lynch’s signature red drapes and black-and-white striped carpet (priced between $1,000 – $2,000).

    “Twin Peaks: The Return” nuclear bomb photo

    As a devoted Twin Peaks enthusiast, enhance your personal sanctuary with a striking, framed image reminiscent of the nuclear bomb explosion featured in Gordon Cole’s office from “Twin Peaks: The Return” – Episode 7, titled “There’s a Body All Right”. This exquisite replica, priced between $1,000 and $2,000, will undoubtedly add an authentic touch to your collection.

    “Twin Peaks” hand-drawn map

    Discover a route to Washington, accompanied by an exclusive, hand-drawn and autographed town map of Twin Peaks, created by David Lynch. The approximate value ranges from $40,000 to $60,000.

    This piece is part of the Hollywood Legends sale on June 19 and 20. 

    “Eraserhead” 35mm print

    Delight your friends during outdoor movie nights by showing them a unique copy of David Lynch’s iconic “Eraserhead.” Please note that the 35mm projector is not provided with this purchase.

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2025-05-28 23:47