Port Sunshine and other Trainspotting props to be auctioned

The entire bar from Sick Boy's pub in the new Trainspotting film and Begbie's pool cue are to be auctioned.

T2 director Danny Boyle outside the Douglas Hotel in Clydebank, which was turned into fictional Leith pub 'Port Sunshine'.

They are among a range of items, including Spud’s cooker, will go on sale in Glasgow for charity.

Proceeds from the sale will go to The Junction, the Edinburgh youth charity of which Irvine Welsh, Trainspotting author, is a patron, and Calton Athletic, a support group for recovering addicts in Glasgow.

Also being sold are the contents of the bedsit occupied by Spud, played by Ewen Bremner, and the prison cell which holds Begbie, played by Robert Carlyle.

Most estimates for the objects range from £50 to £200.

However, offers for the bar and gantry from the Port Sunshine, where much of the film’s action takes place, are being invited on application.

The auction will be held at Mulberry Bank Auctions in Glasgow, on 25 March, to coincide with the US release of T2.

Kirsty Harris, auction house director, said: “I like the idea that people have the chance to own a barstool, or a pint glass, or, depending on how much space you have, an entire Trainspotting bar, all for a good cause.”