
And Just Like That Props Up for Auction
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Fans of And Just Like That, the Sex and the City spin-off, can now bid on iconic props from the series, including Carrie Bradshaws suitcases, Mr. Bigs engraved watch, and Mirandas jumpsuit. The auction, held by Juliens Auctions, also features furniture and a Louis the Sixteenth-style credenza. All items come with a certificate of authenticity. The auction supports You Gotta Believe, a charity close to the late Willie Garsons heart. The live event takes place in Gardena, California, on April 30th and May 1st.
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It's April 3rd. I'm Cory with the story. This is Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Fans of and just like that, the sex and the city spin-off, get ready to bid. Iconic props like Carrie Bradshaw's suitcases, played by Sarah Jessica Parker, are up for auction, estimated at $300 to $500. Mr. Biggs engraved watch and jewelry box could pull in $800 to $1,000. You'll also find Carrie's loved and lost book manuscript, pegged at $200 to $300, plus Miranda's jumpsuit and Batega Veneta's clutch. Furniture joins the mix, including a chandelier for $600 to $800 and a Louis XVI style credenza from $1,000 to $2,000. This marks the first time fans can snack production pieces from the 2021 series, which brought back Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte for three seasons. Every item ships with a Warner Bros. Discovery certificate of authenticity, blending high fashion with fan legacy.
The auction ties into a heartfelt cause. Warner Bros. will donate to, you gotta believe, a charity finding forever homes for older foster kids. It hits close to home for the late Willie Garson, who played Stanford and adopted his son from foster care. Julian's auctions wraps it up with a live two-day event in Gardina, California on April 30th and May 1st. It's your shot to own a slice of that glamorous world while giving back.
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