Highlights of items from Whitney Houston that will be auctioned include a Whitney Houston black velvet dress owned by Houston. The floor length long-sleeve dress has a high collar and is embellished at neck and waist with metallic silver ribbon, black and clear stones giving the illusion of a necklace and belt. (Est: $1,000 -$2,000), a Whitney Houston vest worn by Whitney Houston in the blockbuster film “The Bodyguard,” (Warner Bros. 1992). The fitted vest has a floral pattern in gold, blue and pink, two exterior pockets, shawl collar and four button closure. Purchased by the end of production sale by the film’s set costumer Janet Sobel (Est: $400-$600), and a pair of pearl drop earrings also worn by Whitney Houston in The Bodyguard (Warner Bros. 1992), faux pearl with silver tone bead cap and euro clip with scallop (Est. $600-$800). Other items include jewelry and costumes from Houston’s appearance in film and on stage.Highlights include a Charlie Chaplin iconic cane (Est. $20,000/$30,000) and Charlie Chaplin film worn suit (Est. $20,000/$30,000) and a number of his own personal items including his personal drivers license (Est. $2,000/$4,000) originating from family members and the Estate of Charlie Chaplin. Other highlights include Clark Gable’s riding jacket from “Gone With The Wind,” (Est. $10,000/$15,000), a tuxedo jacket worn by Judy Garland in “A Star Is Born,” (Est. $4,000/$6,000), a Charlton Heston screen worn robe (Est. $30,000/$50,000) and screen worn staff (Est. $20,000/$30,000), screen used tablets (Est. $40,000/$60,000) from “The Ten Commandments,” Marilyn Monroe pantaloons worn in “River of No Return (Est. $20,000/$30,000) and a vintage Christian Dior gown worn by Grace Kelly, known more famously as Princess Grace of Monaco (Est. $10,000/$20,000)