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Among the lots is a gold-painted wooden "A" that she kept in her kitchen for years - a memento of her decision in the early 1960s to drop an "a" from the spelling of her first name.
The two-day auction comes as 67-year-old Streisand's latest album Love is the Answer has landed her back at No.1 on the US pop chart, making her the first artist to top the chart in five consecutive decades.
Together, the auction items are worth up to $660,000, but they are expected to sell for more because of her celebrity status.Some are valuable in their own right, such as a pair of George III mahogany bookcase cabinets from 1790 worth up to $40,000. She is also selling a painting believed to be by Dutch artist Kees van Dongen worth up to $220,000Other items include a chipped antique phonograph, shoes, books and a dental cabinet with more than a dozen slim drawers originally used for tools, which Streisand bought at age 18 for her jewellery.All proceeds from the sale will go to The Streisand Foundation, which distributes funds to several causes,. Fashion accessories are decorative items that supplement one's garment, such as fashion jewellery,womens accessories,jewellery rings,gold jewellery,women's jewellery.You can wholesale jewellery. from the Natural Resources Defense Council to Human Rights Watch.
"A lot of these items are very difficult for her to part with," Darren Julien,The chanel jewelry is one of the hottest brands among the Hollywood elite. the auctioneer handling the sale, said.Like the dental cabinet,. fashion accessories are decorative items that supplement one's garment, such as fashion jewellery, gloves and tights.Je that was her first purchase."
Mr Julien said Streisand was selling the items, which span everything from art nouveau pieces to American Indian baskets, and Georgian furniture to Americana knick-knacks, because they do not fit with the redesign of her Malibu home."If you really can't use it,. The idea that a small Necklace is dangerous to patients is at best absurd. why not let someone else enjoy it?" Streisand was quoted as telling the Los Angeles Times.Streisand has previously auctioned her furniture, art and personal items. A 2004 memorabilia auction generated about $550,000 in sales.
Known for her liberal activism, Streisand is selling a piano that brings together her musical career and her passion for Democratic politics.
It comes with a picture of her sitting at the keys with portraits of herself with President Barack Obama and former president Bill Clinton.