James Bond Auction: Craig’s Skyfall Suit, de Armas Dress Hit Block
Key Takeaway: Propstore’s 400-lot James Bond online auction, spanning every film from Dr. No to No Time to Die, runs until October 27, with Daniel Craig’s Skyfall suit and Ana de Armas’ No Time to Die dress among the headline lots.
Propstore has opened a 400-lot James Bond online auction spanning every film in the franchise, from 1962’s Dr. No through 2021’s No Time to Die, with worldwide bidding running until October 27, The Hollywood Reporter noted. The headline lots: Daniel Craig’s Tom Ford suit, shirt and cufflinks from 2012’s Skyfall, expected to sell for as much as $53,000, and Ana de Armas’ Paloma dress and sandals from No Time to Die, likely to go for around $53,000.
A set of 14 first-edition books by Bond author Ian Fleming, from publishing firm Jonathan Cape, is expected to fetch upwards of $50,000, while a linen-backed British quad poster for Dr. No is valued at as much as $22,000 and a clapperboard from 1983’s Octopussy could sell above $10,000.
Why Bond keeps selling
“James Bond has a unique place in popular culture, and interest remains strong to this day,” Propstore director of consignments Alastair McCrea tells The Hollywood Reporter. “Bond has been part of cinema for over 60 years, with each generation having its own Bond, its own favorite film and memorable moments. One person grew up with Sean Connery, another with Pierce Brosnan, another with Daniel Craig, so you can still have three generations of the same family debating over who the best 007 is.” “The news about a new movie on the horizon always piques renewed interest, and I expect that to grow over the forthcoming years,” adds McCrea. “The links to other brands have also kept the interest high, from Aston Martin to Omega, and they all add to the exposure. The Daniel Craig era saw the biggest price rise in collectables, and this can be seen across the areas of posters, scripts, books and costumes.”
Auction context
The sale follows Propstore’s previous online auction of more than 300 items from Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049, which concluded last week with Ryan Gosling’s signature coat selling for $201,600 including the buyer’s premium. The Bond auction lands as anticipation builds for the next 007 film, which Villeneuve is set to direct, with casting for the new Bond underway.
Key Story Metrics
| Figure | Reported Status |
|---|---|
| Lots | 400, every Bond film Dr. No to No Time to Die (THR) |
| Skyfall suit | Up to $53,000 (THR) |
| Paloma dress and sandals | Around $53,000 (THR) |
| Fleming first editions | Upwards of $50,000 (THR) |
| Dr. No quad poster | Up to $22,000 (THR) |
| Octopussy clapperboard | Above $10,000 (THR) |
| Auction ends | October 27, 2026 (THR) |
✓ Verified
The 400 lots, the October 27 end date, the Skyfall suit and Paloma dress estimates, the Fleming books, the Dr. No poster, the Octopussy clapperboard and the McCrea quotes are confirmed in The Hollywood Reporter’s reporting. Additional outlets could not be opened due to network failures, so figures rest on THR’s account.
⚠ Still needs confirmation
Figures and quotes are drawn from The Hollywood Reporter’s reporting; additional outlets could not be opened due to network failures, so independent corroboration is pending.
Editor’s note: Details reflect reporting through October 21, 2026. Figures are auction estimates.
