Overview
- The full collection is on view at Hôtel Drouot from 15–20 September and is scheduled for auction on Monday, September 21.
- Maison de ventes Millon catalogued 285 lots drawn from Bardot's Saint‑Tropez homes La Madrague and La Garrigue and from her Paris apartment.
- Most lots are modest everyday items estimated between €20 and under €100, while a small set of pieces carries estimates up to €10,000.
- Higher‑valued entries include a Sempé ink drawing, a 3.67‑carat diamond platinum ring and four US $20 gold coins, and the auctioneer warned estimates may not predict final prices.
- The sale continues a pattern of using Bardot's belongings to fund her animal causes and family needs, with proceeds designated for the Fondation Brigitte Bardot and her son Nicolas‑Jacques Charrier.