Saturday 20th September is a date to slot into your diary if you’re not already busy with any of the many Star Wars events taking place that weekend, as a trip to Bristol and a visit to Auctioneum Bristol will see you attend their Star Wars and Vintage Toy Valuations day, which take place from 10.30am to 2.30pm at their salesroom. Also attending are Brian Wheeler and Brian Muir, who will be on hand to meet the crowds at what’s sure to be a busy event.
In an auction house (not so) far far away….
Join us in our Bristol saleroom for an out-of-this-galaxy day of Star Wars & Vintage Toy Valuations.
To make the day even more special, we’ll be joined by actor Brian Wheeler who appeared in Return Of The Jedi, and sculptor Brian Muir who created Darth Vader’s helmet and the Stormtrooper armour. They’ll be on hand to sign autographs and pose for selfies with fans (charges apply).
Our SOFAA accredited valuers will also be on hand to appraise your Star Wars collections, and accept entries for our November and January specialist Star Wars themed auctions.
We’ll also be accepting entries for all of our upcoming auctions too, from jewellery to paintings, furniture to ceramics. Whatever you’ve got – we’d love to see it!
Come along from 10:30am to meet the stars and our experts.
Auctioneum Bristol, Hanham Business Park, Memorial Road, Hanham, Bristol, BS15 3JE
Ample free on-site parking, and no appointment is needed, you can simply turn up.
May The Force Be With You!
Brian Wheeler started in the film business back in 1982 with his first job appearing in Star Wars Episode VI – Return of the Jedi, where he portrayed both an Ewok and a Jawa. He has also worked in the Harry Potter franchise, as well as The Neverending Story and many more popular films and television programmes.
Autographs: £20 / Selfies £10
Brian Muir is one of the most respected sculptors and artists in the film industry, and has been working in film for over 48 years. In 1968, at the age of 16, he began his 4-year apprenticeship as a sculptor/modeller at Elstree Film Studios. He returned there in 1976 to work on Star Wars and sculpted the now infamous Darth Vader, as well as the Stormtrooper armour, Death Star Droid, CZ-3, and undertook finishing work on C3PO. He has worked on over 70 major movies during his career
Autographs £25 / Selfies £10 / Signed Books £30 / Signed Plaques £40
