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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001) – Original Production-Made Golden Snitch Prop
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001) – Original Production-Made Golden Snitch Prop
This is an original production-made golden snitch prop, identical to the one used by Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter in the film Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001). The prop is vacuum-metalized with deliberate weathering to the surface, giving it an authentic, screen-used appearance. The wings seen on the golden snitch in the film were animated using special effects, but this prop accurately replicates the physical design seen throughout the production.
This type of prop can be seen in use during the first Quidditch game in the Harry Potter series, specifically in the match between Slytherin and Gryffindor, making it a key piece of memorabilia from the iconic scene that introduced audiences to the magical sport of Quidditch.
Production Details:
Vacuum-metalized finish with surface weathering for screen-accurate authenticity
The same type used during the filming of the first Quidditch match
Identical to the prop handled by Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter
About the Golden Snitch:
The golden snitch is one of the most recognizable symbols of the Harry Potter universe. As the small, winged ball that determines the outcome of a Quidditch match, it plays a pivotal role in the story and is closely associated with Harry Potter’s heroic moments. The prop’s design, with its intricate detailing and metallic sheen, captures the magical essence of the film and the wizarding world.
Collector’s Note:
This original production-made golden snitch is a rare and highly desirable collectible for Harry Potter fans and film memorabilia enthusiasts. It offers a tangible connection to the first film in the beloved series and represents a key moment in Harry Potter’s journey. The prop’s screen-accurate weathering and meticulous craftsmanship make it a standout piece for any collection.
Provenance:
This item is an original production-made prop from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and comes with documentation confirming its authenticity.
This golden snitch prop is a true piece of cinematic history, perfect for collectors seeking an authentic and iconic artefact from the Harry Potter series.
Dimensions: Width approximately 3.5 cm.
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001) – Original Production-Made Golden Snitch Prop
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- Product Data
Dimensions:Â
Width approximately 3.5 cm / 1.38 inches
Cat No:
KM0915
- Additional Information
A memorable anecdote about the golden snitch from the making of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone involves the creation of its signature wings. The prop department designed the snitch to be a small, detailed sphere, but the wings were never meant to be practical on set—they were added digitally in post-production using special effects. However, during early filming, the production team experimented with attaching real, delicate wings to the prop to help Daniel Radcliffe and the other actors visualize the magical object. These wings were so fragile that they broke almost immediately, leading the filmmakers to rely solely on the plain metal ball during filming and save the winged version for close-ups and publicity stills. This practical challenge led to the now-iconic decision to animate the wings entirely in post, ensuring the snitch looked magical and seamless on screen.
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