Fluffy's costume from George A. Romero's horror anthology Creepshow. In the segment based on Stephen King's short story The Crate, Fluffy appeared as a carnivorous monster unleashed from an intentionally sealed Arctic expedition crate.

This lot includes the one and only Fluffy costume created for the film along with a custom-made themed display incorporating a stack of crates. Fluffy was designed and built by noted make-up effects artist Tom Savini, and this costume featured heavily in Savini's first book on Make-up Effects Grande Illusions.

The Fluffy costume's bodysuit, which includes integral legs, clawed feet, arms and chest, has been professionally conserved and mounted upon a custom-made body form. The costume's hands were recreated from original moulds by Savini. The mask incorporates the original mechanical underskull with the character's signature teeth, which has a cable control attached (now locked in a fixed position) to control the jaw and lips, as well as tubes for fluid and air. The original face skin deteriorated over the years and a replacement skin was cast from the original mould and finished by Greg Nicotero, who worked as an effects artist for Savini on the film and is today a noted producer and director. A pair of display eyes have been mounted in the head for full effect. The costume rests in a custom-made three-stacked crate display featuring coloured LED lighting and a sound module that plays sounds from the film. The costume remains in good condition.

This item contains electronic components. While every effort is made to describe them accurately, no guarantee or warranty is made as to functionality, lifespan or safety of those components. It is entirely incumbent on the new owner to satisfy themselves as to their safe use and maintenance.

£30,000 - 50,000