18th Century Reenactor (Stephen Ellis) Wire-Framed Glasses In Case

Stock #49686

$195 approx. £149 / €179

Our expert's notes

A pair of the 18th century reenactor's (Stephen Ellis) wire-framed glasses with case from Ken Scott’s 2013 dramatic comedy, Delivery Man. The movie follows an underachiever David (Vince Vaughn), who discovers he’s fathered over 500 children through anonymous donations to a fertility clinic 20 years ago when 142 of them file a lawsuit to reveal his identity.

These glasses were worn by Stephen Ellis, who portrayed the 18th century reenactor who is one of David’s children. The glasses are made by Tart Optical Enterprises and are a simple gold-look wire frame which hooks over the ears in a replica of Benjamin Franklin’s glasses. The lenses of the glasses do not appear to have any magnification to them. The glasses come in a TOE faux leather case with felt interior and a microfiber cleaning cloth. These items show little wear from production use including some minor wear to the case, but remain in overall good condition.
Size

Item size: 6.25" × 2.5" × 1.5" (15.88cm × 6.35cm × 3.81cm)

This item is located in London.