David Lynch Auction: Film Memorabilia & Personal Effects
- Fans of David Lynch, the influential filmmaker who died in January, now have a chance to own a piece of his legacy.Julien's Auctions, in conjunction with Turner Classic...
- The David Lynch collection showcases the director's unique style.
- Twin Peaks enthusiasts will find a treasure trove of items.
Own a piece of cinematic history! The david Lynch memorabilia auction features over 400 items, including iconic props, personal effects, and film relics from the visionary director. Explore items from Twin Peaks like the “Red Room” rug and walkie-talkies, or discover props from Mulholland Drive and Eraserhead. Music lovers will find guitars,and art collectors will appreciate Lynch’s furniture designs. this auction offers a deep dive into David Lynch’s creative universe, showcasing his diverse interests. News Directory 3 has the details on scripts from uncompleted projects. Bidding ends June 18. Discover what treasures await your bid.
David Lynch Memorabilia Auction Features Twin Peaks Props
Updated June 1, 2025
Fans of David Lynch, the influential filmmaker who died in January, now have a chance to own a piece of his legacy.Julien’s Auctions, in conjunction with Turner Classic Movies, is auctioning off more than 400 lots of Lynch’s personal effects and movie memorabilia.Bidding is open now and concludes June 18.
The David Lynch collection showcases the director’s unique style. Items range from home furnishings and recording equipment to relics from his iconic films and TV series. This is a unique possibility to explore the creative mind behind some of cinema’s most surreal works.
Twin Peaks enthusiasts will find a treasure trove of items. Coffee machines, a “Log Lady” mug, walkie-talkies bearing Lynch’s and co-creator Mark Frost’s names, deer heads, and a red curtain and patterned rug reminiscent of the “Red Room” are all up for grabs. These props offer a tangible connection to the groundbreaking television series.
The auction also features items from Lynch’s films. Prop menus from Winkie’s diner in Mulholland Drive, matchbooks from Inland Empire, a 35mm print of Eraserhead, and a vintage microphone and telephone used during the production of Dune are among the highlights. These pieces provide insight into Lynch’s filmmaking process and the worlds he created.
Film researchers might potentially be notably interested in scripts and production materials from Lynch’s uncompleted projects, Ronnie Rocket and The Dream of the Bovine. These projects offer a glimpse into the ideas and concepts that never made it to the screen.
Beyond filmmaking, the auction reveals Lynch’s diverse interests. Several electric guitars, including a custom-built five-necked console guitar designed by Danny Ferrington, are available. Lynch was a dedicated musician,releasing two studio albums and collaborating with various artists.
The sale also highlights Lynch’s talent as a furniture designer.Power tools, designer furniture by Eames and Knoll, and examples of Lynch’s own work are included. These items showcase his artistic vision beyond the realm of film.
An incense burner made in 1974 and a gold-colored Buddha statuette reflect Lynch’s interest in transcendental meditation, a practice he embraced in the early 1970s.
The auction even includes ashtrays and cigarette lighters, a poignant reminder of Lynch’s past habit, which he quit after being diagnosed with emphysema in 2024.
What’s next
Bidding for the David Lynch memorabilia auction continues until June 18. This is a rare chance to acquire unique items from the collection of a true visionary.