Written by Oscar Holland, CNN
A pair of "hot dog hands," a Bluetooth headset for crossing between universes and a rock decorated with googly eyes were among the standout lots at one of the year's most unusual auctions.
"Rockverse Rock," a prop featured in scenes set in a universe where characters are rocks with googly eyes. Credit: A24
The items were among 43 pieces of memorabilia put on sale by A24, the production house behind the hit film.
The sausage-fingered prop hands sold $55,000, while a pair of knitted gloves to fit them made $4,000.
A puppet used to portray the character Raccacoonie fetched $55,000. Credit: A24
The top-selling item, however, was an animatronic racoon puppet, which fetched $90,000 from an online bidder. Named Raccacoonie — in a nod to Pixar's "Ratatouille" — the animal is seen sitting on the head of a chef, played by Harry Shum Jr., while controlling his actions in a restaurant kitchen.
The auction featured some more conventional memorabilia, including costumes and office props.