The Final Sunday Dinner Table Was Auctioned After Production Ended. Tom Selleck Bought It — and Where It Is Now Is Pure Frank Reagan
he Final Sunday Dinner Table Was Auctioned After Production Ended. Tom Selleck Bought It — and Where It Is Now Is Pure Frank Reagan
The Final Sunday Dinner Table Was Auctioned After Production Ended. Tom Selleck Bought It — and Where It Is Now Is Pure Frank Reagan
At the end of a production, sets are dismantled. Furniture gets auctioned, donated, or discarded. The physical objects that formed the architecture of a show’s world get dispersed — some to collectors, some to other productions, some to the people who worked alongside them for years.
The Sunday dinner table — the single most recognizable piece of furniture in fourteen seasons of Blue Bloods — was included in the post-production auction.
Tom Selleck bought it.
Not for display purposes. Not as a collector’s piece or a piece of professional memorabilia. He bought it because he had a specific use in mind — a specific place where the table was going to go, and a specific reason it belonged there rather than anywhere else.
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