The Holiday Auction - 2024

These ear appliances were custom-made by the production for use by various kid actors as “Whoville residents”. The set of ears are m

This prop fork was acquired by the production for use by a Josh Ryan Evans as the “8-Year-Old Grinch”. The metal eight-inch-long for

This vibrant red hair bow, originally created for Cindy Lou Who (portrayed by Taylor Momsen), is a charming piece of Whoville memorabilia and captures

These sections of green glass shards were custom-made by the production for use by Jim Carrey as the “Grinch” and as set dressing in

This prop antler was created during the film’s pre production for use by the filmmakers to approve the final design and finish of Max

This set of two production used storyboard prints feature the Grinch trying to drown out the sound of the residents of Whoville singing. The storyboar

This set of spoons were acquired and customized by the production for use by various actors and as set dressing during filming. The two pieces consist

This set of two very interesting and horrifying production used storyboard prints. The storyboards feature a disturbing scene in which the Grinch

This red twine was acquired by the production use by Jim Carrey as the “Grinch” and Max. The red stretchy twine was used by the Grin

This small vile contains original production used “Whoville Snow”. The prop snow was a big part of the film’s set dressing

This set of fireplace props were custom-made by the production for use as set dressing in a Whoville home. The set consists of a pair of cast iron and

This prop disc was custom-made by the production for use Arnold Schwarzenegger as “Turbo Man”. The plastic disc measures 1.75

A set of revised script pages issued to Rick Baker’s assistant, Heidi Holicker. The pages consist of twenty-six (including the cover page) bl

This hairpiece was created by the Wig Department, led by Academy Award-winning Gail Ryan, for actress Rain Pryor, daughter of the legendary comedian a

A 71-plus-page production used script. The script is titled “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” and is dated July 16, 1999. The script

This prop ornament was custom-made by the production for use as set dressing. The large plastic ornament measures 15” x 7” in diamet

This set of two production used storyboard prints feature the town of Whoville, residents of Whoville singing and The Grinch pounding a stake in the g

This collection of “Whoville” Trash was used on the “Mt. Crumpit” dump (landfill) and in the Grinch’s cav

This set of two production used storyboard prints feature the Grinch trying to drown out the sound of the residents of Whoville singing and Cindy Lou

This prop mallet was custom-made by the production for use by Jim Carrey as “Grinch”. The mallet is made of wood handle with a large