Orianne Cevey is auctioning off her ex-husband Phil Collins’ gold records and awards with an asking price of as little as $100.
Cevey hopes to raise millions of dollars from the sale which includes gold discs featuring Collins drumming on Robert Plant’s 1982 album Pictures at Eleven and two gold records from the 1983 recording The Principle of Moments.
Each of the albums has an estimated value of $100 to $1,000.
Other items in the 298 lots include Ms Cevey’s clothes, Chanel handbags, jewellery and Rolex watches. A 10.35-carat diamond is estimated at $600,000 to $800,000. The auction at Kodner, based in Florida, is scheduled to be held on February 3.
Orianne Cevey is selling off her ex-husband Phil Collins’ gold records and awards in an auction, with an asking price of as little as $100
Among the items up for auction on the Kodner website is a gold record of Robert Plant’s ‘The Principle of Moments’
Also for sale is a ‘Pictures at Eleven’ record that was presented to Collins to commemorate the sale of over 50,000 units of the swan song album
A representative said that Cevey was organizing her belongings as she prepares to move to a smaller property, and she is finding the process ‘cathartic’.
The gold record of Robert Plant’s ‘The Principle of Moments.’ was presented to Collins because it was released by his label, Es Paranza.
The record is estimated to sell from between $100 to £1000.
The product description on the website reads: ‘Phil Collins Es Paranza Album Gold LP Award by WEA Music of Canada, Ltd.
The product description on the website reads: ‘Phil Collins Es Paranza Album Gold LP Award by WEA Music of Canada, Ltd.’
An assortment of three Phil Collins awards including a Hospital Radio Basingstroke 1993 Music Award are up for sale for an estimated price of between $100 and $1000
Phil Collins and his ex Orianne are seen above at an event in Florida in 2016
‘Presented to Phil Collins in recognition of attaining sales status of Canadian gold of the Es Paranza album ‘The Principle of Moments August, 1983. Frame measures 20-1/4′ x 16-1/4′.’
Also for sale is a ‘Pictures at Eleven’ record that was presented to Collins to commemorate the sale of over 50,000 units of the swan song album.
An assortment of three Phil Collins awards including a Hospital Radio Basingstroke 1993 Music Award are up for sale for an estimated price of between $100 and $1000.
Orianne Cevey is selling off her ex-husband Phil Collins’ gold records and awards in an auction, with an asking price of as little as $100
The pair married in 1999 and had sons Nicholas, 19, and Matthew, 15, before splitting seven years later and then shocking the world by getting back together in 2016
It comes after the couple had been in a legal battle over their Miami Beach mansion. Cevey and her new husband Thomas Bates, 31, packed their bags and vacated the home last week ahead of a court-mandated deadline to leave
The auction states that 10 per cent of the proceeds from some items, including the Collins’ memorabilia, will be donated to the Never Give Up Foundation for help for children and adults with spinal cord injuries as a result of accidents or medical problems.
The charity was founded by Mr Cevey and Collins, who suffers severe pain because of a spinal injury caused by drumming,
A representative told Page Six that Cevey decided to sell the old items to de-clutter as she downsizes her property.
‘She is moving to a smaller home and getting rid of some of her clothing and jewelry that she no longer wears … I mean after all, she does have 5,000 pairs of shoes alone and only two feet — she can’t wear them all!’
‘Orianne found organizing the move very cathartic and went very Marie Kondo and got rid of a number of items that no longer sparked joy for her.’
The former couple have undergone a bitter public split since she married her boyfriend Thomas Bates, 31, last August after saying she was going away ‘on business’.
She initially reused to move out of the couple’s Miami mansion before relenting under threat of legal action and Collins, 69, has now sold the estate.
Jewelry designer Cevey, 46, had until January 21 to vacate the bayfront residence which has been the subject of a bitter months-long eviction battle.
This comes after Collins tried for months to have her kicked off his property after she secretly married Bates, an aspiring musician 38 years his junior, and moved him in
Collins, who has struggled with continued health concerns, had accused Cevey of squatting in the home and demanded the couple leave so he can sell the property.
In battling court documents viewed by DailyMail.com, Cevey argued that Collins made an oral agreement in 2015 that she had a 50 per cent stake in the property.
Collins launched his drastic legal action in November after calling it quits with Cevey for the second time.
The pair met when she worked as a translator on a European tour. They were married in 1999, in a ceremony attended by Sir Elton John and Eric Clapton, and divorced in 2008.
The pair married in 1999 and had sons Nicholas, 19, and Matthew, 15, before splitting seven years later. Collins, who is worth an estimated £140 million according to The Sunday Times Rich List, moved to Miami in 2015 to be closer to his sons and resumed his relationship with Ms Cevel.
Despite agreeing to a record $47m divorce settlement they surprised the world in 2016 when they announced they were back together and living in the Miami home, which Collins purchased through an LLC.