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Hollywood Collector's Sale! Signed Edith Head & Bob Mackie Sketches

estate sale | 3 day sale | 3 days away

Address

The address for this sale in Valley Village, CA 91607 will be available after 9:00am on Thursday, September 17th, 2026.

Dates

Fri

Sep 18

10am to 2pm

Sat

Sep 19

10am to 4pm

Sun

Sep 20

10am to 4pm

Cockatoo Estates

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Company Details

(213) 321-9348

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Please do not ask for prices prior to day 1 of the sale.

No purses, back packs, boxes, or strollers inside the house. We accept Venmo, Zelle, and cash. California state taxes will be charged at checkout unless a valid seller's permit is presented.

Description & Details

Step into the wonderfully theatrical world of Tom Culver—a film and television costumer, cabaret singer, author and lifelong lover of Hollywood history. As a member of Motion Picture Costumers, IATSE Local 705, he spent decades behind the scenes on productions including The Love Boat, Love Boat: The Next Wave and Murder, She Wrote, along with Mobsters, Town & Country, Purpose and Mike Nichols’s What Planet Are You From? We are delighted to facilitate an insider's shopping experience of behind the scenes Hollywood history including but not limited to original costume drawings, including signed works by Edith Head and Bob Mackie...

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Debbie Reynolds Sketch Signed by Bob Mackie

Bob Makie sketch, signed.

Elizabeth Taylor sketch signed by Edith Head.

Tom Culver, the legend himself

Rita Hayworth photo

Liza Minelli

Original formal menswear costume drawing with black tailcoat, white waistcoat, top hat, gloves and umbrella. Production notes specify restaurant and rainy street scenes and call for a double. The sheet carries a personal dedication to Tom Culver and a second handwritten name below.

Erte collector's plate.

Original framed fashion illustration of a black evening gown with a sweeping embellished train, long gloves and a pale yellow wrap. Displayed with a blue mat and ornate gold-tone frame; lettering and a handwritten date are visible on the sheet. From Tom Culver’s collection.

Original framed theatrical costume drawing inscribed to Tom Culver, with “Dr. Dolittle” and “Theadora Van Runkle” written on the sheet. The red-and-gold ensemble has a ruffled collar, matching cap and white stockings against a teal background.