The secret agent lifestyle is going up for sale.
Ten-foot statues, a swank Range Rover Evoque, an airplane seat and rows and rows of Prada shoes.
It all once adorned the sets, and cast, of the TV show Covert Affairs, and it’s now all up for sale in what’s being called the largest auction of film and TV props in Canadian history.
Staff at Toronto auction house 403 Auction have spent six weeks photographing and cataloging what will end up being 5,000 lots, which hit the online auction block Monday.
The designer shoes and clothes alone are worth $2 to $3 million, 403 Auctions owner Jamie Jamieson said.
“I’m sitting in a Cadillac GTS we just photographed,” he said Friday, as staff worked to meet the deadline.
Covert Affairs followed the career of agent Annie Walker through international intrigue, double agents and sassy crime-fighting in sky-high heels. It lasted five seasons and was cancelled in January.
There are street signs designed for scenes set in far-flung cities, spy-style electronics, motorcycles and briefcases full of money.
The auction and runs through March 16. There’s an in-person public viewing on Friday (March 13).
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