Personal items that belonged to the late French actress and animal welfare activist Brigitte Bardot are to be auctioned in Paris on Monday.

A total of over 280 items from the estate of the film icon, who died in 2025, will go under the hammer, according to the Millon auction house. They include small figurines, soft toys and personal mementos.

The items come from Bardot's properties in Saint-Tropez – La Madrague and La Garrigue – as well as from her Paris flat on Rue de la Tour.

Also up for auction are the Olivetti typewriter that Bardot used to write the second volume of her memoirs, Repetto ballet shoes, portraits and numerous small everyday objects.

Estimated prices range from 20 to 10,000 euros ($23,000). Most items are estimated at less than 100 euros. Proceeds will go to the Fondation Brigitte Bardot and her only son, Nicolas-Jacques Charrier.

Bardot, who rose to international fame with films such as "And God Created Woman," died on Dec. 28, 2025, at the age of 91. After retiring from the film industry, she devoted herself to animal welfare and founded the Fondation Brigitte Bardot in 1986.