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Deckard’s whisky glass
Italian crystal. A very particular taste in science fiction.
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THE DA VINCI CODE
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The Mini Cryptex
A little mystery for the bookshelf. Your secret goes inside.
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Tom Riddle’s diary
An ordinary-looking notebook. An extraordinary backstory.
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The Fellowship’s leaf brooch
A small piece of Middle-earth, pinned in plain sight.
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The white knight bookend
A chess piece with a very good reason to guard your books.
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The Jumanji board
Game night, with a slightly ominous reputation.
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Hufflepuff’s cup
A tiny ceremonial treasure for a cabinet of curiosities.
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M’s Jack the Bulldog
A grumpy desk companion with an unusually eventful career.
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The Space Odyssey cutlery
Dinner in the future. Designed in 1957.
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The Golden Egg pendant
A tiny tournament secret, worn as jewellery.
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Arwen’s Evenstar pendant
A little elven drama for an otherwise ordinary evening.
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Hermione’s Time-Turner
For a desk that could use a few more hours.
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Hermione’s beaded bag
An evening bag with an implausibly ambitious packing list.
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Marty’s calculator watch
No flux capacitor. Sixteen very small buttons.
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The Hand of the King pin
A small promotion. An alarming staff turnover.
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The mosquito in amber lamp
A warm glow. A questionable business plan.
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The Philosopher’s Stone
A curious red mineral, with a rather ambitious backstory.
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The Gringotts coin collection
Small change from a rather particular bank.
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The Key to Erebor
An old iron key. A very specific door.
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The Copper Bones bottle opener
Treasure-map business, followed by a cold drink.
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The Jaws barrel bottle opener
A much smaller barrel for a much quieter evening.
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Georgie’s boat bottle opener
A little folded boat that belongs safely indoors.
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The Barbasol glass in tin
An innocent-looking tin with a different surprise inside.
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The DeLorean key replica
The least conspicuous way to park a time machine.
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The OUTATIME licence plate
California motoring paperwork, with questionable timekeeping.
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Dumbledore’s Deluminator
An intriguing little instrument for the end of the day.
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Small details. Entire worlds.
01 / THE UNDERCOVER EDITOnly fans
A desk with
A little detail.
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 little detail.
A whole world.
Wearable references for someone who gets it.
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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.
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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.
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if you’d never seen the film?