Entertainment: Icons of Stage & Screen
The entertainment section captures moments from music history and wider cultural influence, bringing together signed pieces and creative interpretations of sound.
A standout is Lot 3076, a
Queen ‘The Game’ signed vinyl record, estimated at
£300–500. Signed by Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor and John Deacon, the record is made all the more engaging by its story of acquisition, with the vendor going to great lengths to meet the band during their 1982 visit to Leeds. It’s a piece that blends music history with personal anecdote, adding depth beyond the signatures themselves.
Contemporary music is represented by Lot 3089, a Soundwaves artwork print of The Chemical Brothers’ ‘Galvanize’, estimated at £100–200. Signed by Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons, the piece transforms audio into a visual waveform, offering a modern and conceptual take on music memorabilia.
Rounding out the section is Lot 3099, a collection of
four signed Sir David Attenborough books, estimated at
£120–180. Spanning some of his most influential works, these signed editions reflect the enduring impact of one of the most recognisable and respected voices in broadcasting, whose storytelling has shaped how generations understand the natural world.