Harry Potter's wand and glasses to be sold this month

The movie props are both valued at between 30,000 and 50,000 US dollars (£21,275 and £35,458) and all money raised will go to author JK Rowling’s Lumos charity.

Harry Potter’s wand (Prop Store/PA)

studios Warner Bros donated the pieces from their archive and have also supplied original certificates of authenticity.

Muggles will have the opportunity to get their hands on 10 items from the blockbuster wizarding series at the Prop Store in Los Angeles.

Harry Potter’s eyeglasses (Prop Store/PA)

Also included is an edition of the Daily Prophet newspaper from The Order of the Phoenix featuring the headline “Dumbledore Daft or Dangerous”, which is expected to fetch between 4,000 and 6,000 US dollars (£2,836 and £4,254).

Ron Weasley’s magical screaming howler letter from The Chamber of Secrets is estimated for the same price.

Brandon Alinger, chief operating officer of the Prop Store, said: “This month’s auction is the first time Harry Potter fans will have a chance to bid on a Harry Potter wand and set of eyeglasses that have come directly from the Warner Bros Studios archive.

“Bidders on those items, and a limited edition boxed set of the seven Harry Potter books signed by JK Rowling, will also be directly supporting Lumos, an international charity founded by JK Rowling that is fighting for every child’s right to a loving family to ensure they have the care and protection they need to thrive.

“We are incredibly honoured for this chance to help Lumos further its work supporting vulnerable children and families while bringing a new opportunity to fans of Harry Potter.”

An edition of the Daily Prophet (Prop Store/PA)

More than 1,300 other props, costumes and memorabilia will be sold during the Prop Store’s entertainment memorabilia live auction between June 29 and June 1.

Online bidding is open at www.propstore.com/liveauction.