Anyone who grew up in the 90s will surely imagine living in the High Center of Frasier in the city center of Seattle. The home of D -Crane in the "Eliot Bay" towers was a pure fantasy, with a completely unrealistic view of the space needle and a delicious decorative interior that a radio psychiatrist could almost certainly not afford. How much does Frasier's apartment actually cost? Well, people actually tried to find out, and rough estimates put three beds with approximately $ 1.5 million in 1993 Frasier's debut on NBC. It is according to the best assumptions of real estate brokers and the fact we know Frasier's apartment cost the set -up show about half a million dollars in the real world.

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Then, for most of us, the occupation of such an apartment will always remain a distant dream. In a strange way, it is part of the attraction of "Frasier", with the show immersing us in a world that you would never know differently. It was not only the expensive flavors of Frasier were banned for the average viewer, but his idealized Seattle simply did not exist outside the play itself.

That is why it is something exciting to think that it is actually possible to own a piece of this TV -fantastic country. Soon, Ienulien auctions Bee auctioned a few pieces of the original set "Frasier", along with some other memorable items from D -Crane's favorite cafe. This, in turn, will allow the fans to potentially keep a piece of "phrasier" homes for themselves. Just don't expect to take your couch or doctor's table home - at least unless you have a savings of a few thousand dollars.

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Frasier's apartment was unforgettable for so many reasons. Not only was the architecture unique, with an stunning fireplace that complemented the huge Gulf windows and their beautiful view of the space needle, but the set was also filled with interesting visual talent - from the Emes chair from the windows to the real Grand Piano of Steinway. Electrical, Post-Modern Style of Home of Frasier even contributed to the appointment of new aesthetics: Photosbourne. This is, according to Vicks for aestheticsA kind of "subordinate and sophisticated" mixing of "classic and Renaissance motifs" with "environmentally or natural elements", resulting in a 90s bookstore or cafe-match-Academy. It only talks about how symbolic it is for a certain time and feels "Frasier". Away from the excessive sets of Neither disappointing nor extraordinary modern "phrasier" revivalThe sets of the original show felt submersible in a way that few, if any, are managed today.

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As such, it is exciting at the same time and it may be a little sad to see elements of these loved ones at auction. However, this is exactly what is happening to Juluulien auctions, where anyone (with enough money) can now have some impressive pieces of Frasier history. "Channel Surfing: A auction of Binja" includes several lots that will be immediately familiar with Fans of Frasier, including one of the doctor's own suits. In fact, there is two Frasier offer, but one is from Cheers, the show on which the character made his debut in 1984. It is interesting to see the aesthetic change from "Cheers" to "Frasier", shown by both suits, with the latter perfectly covering Earth's tons that defined so much of the look of the series. But suits are just the beginning of this particular auction - which, if you are ready to miss enough of the savings, could allow you to essentially recreate the entire Harasier living room in your home.

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In Pilot "Frasier" (who, by the way, Nils actor David Heid Pierce, considered it terrible at first), the title doctor met his father, Martin (Johnon Mahoni) in his new apartment and tours the different features. "You know, every item here was carefully selected," he praised. "This Corbu lamp, the EMES chair, and this couch is an accurate replica of that Coco Chanel in her Paris Atelier." Now, that replica of the Coco Chanel couch is auctioned, and according to Juluulien, it is expected to leave up to $ 30,000. It is interesting that, 1994 Chicago Tribune The article is estimated that the couch itself probably cost between $ 15,000 and $ 20,000 to make a series. It may not have been too much to spend Dr. Crane, but it's probably Tad out of the range for the average Freasier fan.

To be honest: if you want to try for the couch, then you may continue and finish the living room set. Among the auction lots at the Juluulien auction are some immediately recognizable pieces of Frasier's home, including the neoclassical coffee table sitting in front of and center for all 11 seasons of the series (which is also expected to reach about $ 30,000). Fans will further recognize the case of glass and even lightweight fittings, which are ready for abduction and are expected to reach a much more reasonable price of $ 200. Obviously, those same fans could be less thrilled by the Frasier teapot, which is estimated to sell between $ 1,000 and $ 2,000, but the Raushenberg Venice USA, which hung in the hallway leading to Martin and DR Crane, could only be $ 6,000.

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However, not everything from Frasier's living room at the auction. You will not be able to get the chair of Steinway or Eames, for example. But there is enough here to gather a convincing recreation of the primary set of the show, which is exactly what Juluulien Does a cafe in Seattle Armorius experience in April 2025. Speaking about what, there are several props from Frasier's favorite coffee cafe included in the auction, including the table on which Dr. Crane and his brother will often sit down to discuss the debacle of the day, along with a few cups decorated with the cafe brand.

All of this should be interesting for every "Frasier" fan, even if most of us can't afford any of the good things. But it is also a little disturbing to see, for example, Martin Shirt, pants and Walker suspended in some meaningless white gap with a price of $ 3,000. Actor Johnon Mahoni died in 2018 (The rebirth "Frasier" mourned its loss in a moving way), His wardrobe is just a little sad sight to see this way - although it is interesting to see Martin's name written on the inside of the shirt collar in a close shot of Lot. Of course, if none of this suits you and you don't have a 150,000 USD to save, instead you could spray the original "Cheers" bar, which is by far the most expensive item in the auction.

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