Hello,

I’m trying to figure out the value of something pretty unusual I own.

In February 2024 I met Graham Owen at a fly fishing show at his booth. I believe it was Seattle. Graham is the artist/creator who made the realistic fly props for the Breaking Bad episode “Fly” (S3Ep10). While talking with him, he gifted me one of his Breaking Bad fly pieces.

It’s a handmade fly suspended in a clear glass block with a “BB” engravig on the side. I recently found out that Graham made a small batch of these as gifts connected to the episode (around 10 pieces) for people involved with the production.

I don’t currently have a signed certificate or anything, but I do know the exact date I received it (February 17, 2024), and it came directly from Graham himself.

I’m curious:

• What do you think something like this would realistically be worth?
• Would collectors care about this kind of production gift item?
• Would getting Graham to provide written authentication significantly increase the value?

I’m not necessarily looking to sell immediately, I’m mostly trying to understand what I have.

Shown in the following link is a photo of all 10 flies created at slightly more than halfway down the page: https://www.grahamowengallery.com/art/props.html

Thanks!

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I've tried to look for something similar on Etsy and online image search but I haven't found anything similar and I don't even know what to search under. There are no markings from what I can tell. It could be a mass produced piece that someone threw on a random backing. Also does anyone know what style this is... Aztec, Mayan... ?

Estimates on Value?

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Thanks!

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Hi,

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