10/10Deckard’s whisky glass
Italian crystal. A very particular taste in science fiction.
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Film and TV finds that belong in your home.
A secret worth keeping.THE DA VINCI CODE
Discover the story ↗The Mini Cryptex
GOOD TASTE. SECRET IDENTITY.
What’s a Sleeper Score? ↗The quiet collection10
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10/108/10The Mini Cryptex
A little mystery for the bookshelf. Your secret goes inside.
£36Take a closer look ↗
10/10Tom Riddle’s diary
An ordinary-looking notebook. An extraordinary backstory.
£30Take a closer look ↗
9/10The Fellowship’s leaf brooch
A small piece of Middle-earth, pinned in plain sight.
£30Take a closer look ↗
9/10The white knight bookend
A chess piece with a very good reason to guard your books.
£62Take a closer look ↗
7/10The Jumanji board
Game night, with a slightly ominous reputation.
£135Take a closer look ↗
8/10Hufflepuff’s cup
A tiny ceremonial treasure for a cabinet of curiosities.
£48 · Out of stockTake a closer look ↗
9/10M’s Jack the Bulldog
A grumpy desk companion with an unusually eventful career.
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10/10The Space Odyssey cutlery
Dinner in the future. Designed in 1957.
£295Take a closer look ↗
9/10The Golden Egg pendant
A tiny tournament secret, worn as jewellery.
£44Take a closer look ↗No objects found.
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Small details. Entire worlds.
01 / THE UNDERCOVER EDITOnly fans
A desk with
A knowing gift.
Only fans
will notice.
The most discreet objects in the collection.
Explore the edit ↗02 / AT HOME IN THE STUDYA desk with
a backstory.
Curiosities to keep beside the everyday.
Explore the edit ↗03 / SMALL GESTURESA knowing gift.
Under £50.
For someone who always gets the reference.
Explore the edit ↗The screen is just
the beginning.
Something on M’s desk.
Royal Doulton’s Jack the Bulldog: a ceramic ornament to one person, a piece of Bond history to another. Now part of our desk edit.
Explore Jack the Bulldog ↗Tomorrow’s tableware.
Arne Jacobsen’s cutlery is a promising route into real design objects seen on screen. Explore the current 24-piece set and the details worth checking.
Explore the cutlery ↗Would you still want it
if you’d never seen the film?