A xenomorph egg from Paul W. S. Anderson's sci-fi action film AVP: Alien vs. Predator. Eggs of this size and style appear numerous times throughout the film as they hatch the parasitic facehuggers, the second stage in the life cycle of a Xenomorph.

This custom-made egg is made of silicone and latex over a thick wire frame. It is hollow and features an opening at the bottom to allow puppeteers to insert their arms into facehugger puppets "hatching" from the egg. Similarly, there are long slits on either side of the egg. It is hand-painted in brown, burnt orange, and pink. This egg exhibits some signs of wear and age, including damage to the foam rubber and latex, as well as residue from the signature xenomorph slime still prominent around the top and insides. Dimensions: 45.75 cm x 40.75 cm x 61 cm (18" x 16" x 24")

£1500-2500 Ω Δ